Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1946 — Page 18

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{ Mesdames DeWitt Brown, John Bulger, Robert J. Clarke, Morris

Nordeau Heaps, John Nunamaker Jr, ‘Richard A. Wall, . Sidney Weinstein and Raymond O. Woods. Members of the decodations committee are Mrs. E. Park Akin, chairman; Mrs. William T. Eisenlohr. co-chairman; Mesdames A. B. Alexander, Clarke, Guy W. Dunnington, Heaps, J. Frank Holmes, G. F. Kleder, Fred Krauss, Maxwell Lang, © T. Lykins, Ralph Martin, Herbert A, Minturn, Rufus Mumford, Barr Montgomery, Oscar B. Perine, Charles J. Renard, John W. Thompson, Herbert G. Tyson, Uhl and Raymond O. Woods.

Other Committee Members Appointed MRS. DALLAS FOSTER 18 CHAIRMAN of the music committee.

4 Members assisting her are Mrs, Jerome Holman II, co-chairman;

Mesdames Donald Brodie, DeWitt Brown, E. L. Burnett, Charles

§ Byfield and Morris Thomas Mrs Kurt W. Schmidt is serving as

. chairman of the hostess committee. Others on her committee are

Wemmer, C. S. Wheeler and A. C. Zaring. Included on the committee for the sale of tickets are Mrs.

Theodore = Rust 0. G. Schmidt, Charles Seidensticker, Stone, Robert H. Sturm, Chantilla E. White and Marcus . White.

Mrs. John Burke, chairman of the reservations committee, is

| being assisted by Mrs, @. B: Johnson, co-chairman; Mesdames B, M.

~ Bromert and Carl E. Wood. The publigity for the event is being axanged by Mrs. chairman. Her co-chairman is Mrs,

Winifred Kahmann MRS. WINIFRED C. KAHMANN, director of the occupational department of the Riley hospital, will be the honor guest

therapy at a tea to be given tomorrow by the hospital committee of the

‘1 Indianapolis Junior league. Guests at the event, in the home of Mrs.

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| © William H. Wemmer, will include the Junior league board, past

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has resumed her duties as ‘director of the therapy department after a leave of absence to become occupational therapy in all army general hospitals

Shiough the offs of the surgeon general in Washinton. | Miss Winters | To Be Feted

3 ‘When Mrs. Rollin Moser and Mrs, Phi Beta sorority, last night in the | John Owen entertain tonight with

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Mrs. O, T. Arbaugh presided at a meeting of the Pi Zeta chapter,

home of Mrs. Walter 8. Grow, 2440 Park ave. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Pred Pettijohn and Mrs. Ben- | jamin Raley. A dramatic program, arrafged "iby Mrs, Raley, was given by Mrs. Hal Purdy. A group of paintings by Mrs. Grow, Indiana director of ‘| the National Professional Artists’ >on, was exhibited.

Music Groups Plan Program

The annual organ and piano ensemble of the Camille Fleig Junior and student sections of the Indian‘|apolis Matinee Musicale will be held at 8 p. m. Saturday in the Pearson Music Co.'s salon. Miss Joanne Caldwell and Miss Eunice Cochran, student and junior presidents, will conduct a short business session, assisted by their respective chairmen, Miss Mary Spalding and Mrs. Jessie Thiebaud Clapp. Mrs. Albert Reep, adviser, will introduce Mrs. Clair McTurnan, president of the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs, who will tell of the Edgar Stillman Kelley scholarship fund.

Club Will Meet

| A guest meeting of the Govern- ! ment Science club will be held to-

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Hooker, 3333 Brookside pkwy., South dr.| A meeting of the Alpha Gamma MI leave today for a two months'| Latreian club will be held tomorrow

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Beta Sigma Phi

Feb. 10 in the Columbia club.

Kansas City, and Mayor and Mrs. Tyndall. Also Mrs. Brandt Downey, an honorary member; Mrs. Olive Logsdon, director of Beta Phi chapter, and Mrs. George Shaffer, Beta Eta chapter director. Miss Jane Brown is chairman of the luncheon arrangements and reservations. Other committee members include Mrs. Jack Lawn, Mrs. James A. Deckert, Miss Charlotte Wiehmeyer, badges and place cards, and Miss Rosemary Carr and Miss Pear] Ward, decorations. Chapter presidents will serve on the reception committee. "They are Mrs. Earl Bllsky, Psi; Mrs. Lawn, Beta Zeta; Mrs. Deckert, Beta Phi; Miss Carey, Delta; Miss Virginia Dodd, Omega; Miss Ruth Preston, Beta Eta, and Miss Martha Harris, Beta Pi. Also assisting with arrangements wil be Mrs. William Siegman, Misses Betty Mercer, Jean Little, Helene Armantrout, Blanche Van Lieu, Mary M. Lentz, Helen Burkhardt, Betty Coffing and Mildred eee | HeavVTIN, The day’s activities wil end with an pen forum.

W.D.C. Group Has Salon Day

The art department of the Women’s Department club held its annual . Hoosier Salon day yesterday at Block's where the salon’s exhibit is on display. Forty-five members and guests attended a luncheon in the store's tearoom before making a gallery tour. . - George Snyder was the luncheon chairman. At the speakers’ table were Mrs. Blasingham and Mrs. E. G. Kayser, art department chajrman and secretary; Mrs. Carl Weinhardt, W. D. C. president. Mrs. Leonidas Smith, executive secretary of the Hoosier Salon Patrong association; Mrs. Frank Hummel of Chicago, a trustee of the association; Mrs. Hugh J. Baker, donor of a purchase prize for the show, and Mrs. George Van Dyke, the art department's counselor.

Frank N. Wallace, state entomologist, will give an illustrated talk on “Wild Flowers” at 8 meeting of the Spade and Trowel Garden club at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. George Off, 5816 Carrollton ave., will be the hostesses.

Mrs. R., P. Bell, 2316 Broadway, will be the hostess tomorrow at a meeting of the Friday -Aftérnoon Reading club. “Art in Cathedrals” will be the topic for a talk by Mrs. G. P. Steinmetz. Club officers will|

Mrs. Charles H. Seasholls, 3550 Forest Manor gave, will entertain members of the Erin Isle chapter, International Travel-Study club, at 8 p. m, tomorrow. Mrs. William O. Breedlove will be the speaker.

The Babes Alumnae club will meet ‘in the home of Miss June Ormsby, 4044 Broadway, at 8 p. m. omorrow.

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(left to right) are assisting with arrangements for a state council meeting of Beta Sigma Phi sorority Feb. 10 in the Columbia club. Mrs. Fowler is president of the sorority’s city council while Ms. Deckert and Miss Ward arg secretary and treasurer,

State Council Session Feb. 10 in Columbia Club

A state council meeting will be held by he Beta Sigma Phi sorority

The all-day sessign will open with an tors meeting at 11 a.m, Mrs. Donald 8, Flagle, South Bend, council president, will preside. Guests at the meeting will include Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Ross,

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Doris Crane Is Bride Of Lt. M. E. DeVoe

Athletic club this morning followed the marriage of Miss Doris Elaine Crane and L$, (jg) Milton Edward DeVoe Jr, U. 8. N. R. The ceremony was at 10 o'clock in the St. Joan of Arc Catholic church.

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The Bridal Scene— Three Parties Will Honor Bride-to-Be

Pre-nuptial parties and the setting of a wedding date are highlights of bridal notes. Several pre-nuptial parties are being planned for Miss Marjorie Lorenz whose marriage to Robert F. Paddock will be Feb. 23 in the Advent Episcopal church, . This evening, a miscellaneous dessert shower will be given by Mrs. Jack E. Shideler., Twenty-one guests will attend. A household shower will be given Tuesday in the home of Mrs. M. L. Faber. The guests will include Mesdames H. K. Lister, F. G. Lorenz and Howard Paddock, Misses Hazel Brock, Charlotte Noftke, Margaret McGuire and Virginia Klein. Another miscellaneous shower will be given Feb. 7 by a group of the bride-to-be’s friends. Among those attending will be Mesdames Muriel Casey, LaVonne Sniveley, Guy Foster and Dorothy Boerhinger, Misses Margaret Ufford, Elsie Ream, Helen Boyle, Ruth Swango, Rosamond Tillotson and Alma Web- ”

» ” Miss Mary Eileen Reimer's approaching marriage to Maurice H. Schwab, machinist's mate 23-¢c, U. 8S. N. R., has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, 15 E. Palmer st. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Peggy Schwab, 1543 Draper st. The wedding will be Feb. 7 in Bremerton, Wash., aboard the U. 8. 8. Greyhound. Mr. Schwab recently returned from 22 months’ overseas duty. Mrs. Brown will entertain a group of her daughter's friends tomorrow night.

» s » A Feb. 1 wedding will be that of Miss Elinor Ruth Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George W. Taylor, 3247 Central ave, and Ernest A. Milan. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Milan, Cuyahoga Falls, O. _ Dr. Roy Ewing Vale, pastor of the

altar banked with candelabra, palms and bouquets of white snapdragons and gladioll, = - The couple’s parents are Mr. and Mrs, T. A. Tochterman, 3541 N. Meridian st, and Judge and Mrs. Milton Edward DeVoe, Hollywood, Fla, Bride’s Gown

Escorted by her father, the bride wore a gown of candlelight satin with a V-neckline of Nottingham net and drop shoulders with a fichu of duchess lace. The full gathered skirt was attached to a fitted bodice and extended into a train, The bride wore a four-tiered veil of English illusion attached to a wreath of orange blossoms and she carried a brown orchid on a white prayer book. A dress of rose tatfeta Was worn by Miss Shirley Snyder, maid of honor, She carried a cascade bouquet of pink carnations and iris.

Trip to New Orleans

Mrs. Robert Oourtland Bailey and Miss Jeanne Clancy, bridesmaids, wore frocks of heather blue.

Their bouquets were cascades of Pelargonium carnations. The best man was Bert Kingan Jr. Bert Kingan, Lebanon, and Mr. Bailey were ushers, Following a reception this afternoon in the Athletic club, the couple

Orleans. They will be at home in Miami, Fla., where the bridegroom is stationed. For traveling, the bride chose a suit of cinnamon wool, black accessories and an orchid corsage. She attended the University of Miami in Coral Gables and was a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Lt. DeVoe was a Sigma Chi fraternity member at the University of Miami. He also attended the Harvard university school of business. He has served two years in the Pacific theater,

Homemakers

Hold Meeting

Mrs. Howard Hensley, 1590 N. Post rd, was the hostess for the Cumberland Homemakers club today. Assisting her was Mrs. Robert Challis. After a noon luncheon Miss of sewing machine attachments. New officers of the club are Mrs. Russell Sheets, president; Mrs. Edward Stevens, vice president: Mrs. Harold Van Sickle, secretary; Mrs. Louis Dammrich, treasurer; Mrs. Challis, music and flowers; Mrs. Charles Mayhew and Mrs, Challis, project; Mrs. William Meeks, membership; Mrs. Hensley and Mrs, Edward Stevens, program, and Mrs. Lloyd LaMere, publicity.

Meeting Today

A meeting of the Beta Eta chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, will be held at 7:30 p. m. today in the sorority’s clubroom.

Tabernacle Presbyterian church, will read the ceremony at 7:30 p. m.,

P.-T. A. Program

James W. Meek was the arrange-

A breakfast in the Indianapolis

The Rev. Pr. Bdwin Sahm read|.

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Janice Berlin demonstrated the use peas.

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in the home of the bride-to-be's| ments chairman for a “fun night” parents. {program held last night by the

By MRS. ANNE CABOT

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There are 15 “baskets” on the transfer sheet. By arranging and pinning the motifs to your pillowcases you can work out two complete sets of pillowcases as in the fllustration given here.’

To obtain transfer of 15 basket motifs, color chart for working flower basket designs (pattern 5133) send 16 cents in coin, your name, address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis Times, 530 8. Wells st., Chicago 7. You'll want to crochet, knit, embroider or sew dozens of the wirm, winter accessories and garments in the new Anne Cabot album. Send for your copy of the 32-page book. Price 16 cents.

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her frocks. I think she'll like this pert little jumper with its snugly fitting waist, scalloped closing and full skirt. Sweet bloiise to match. Pattern 8970 comes in sizes 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 years. Size 8, jumper. needs 2% yards of 36-inch material; blouse, 1% yards of 36 or 39-inch material. For this pattern, send 20 cents, in coins, your name, address, size desired and the pattern number to Sue Burnett, The Indianapolis Times Pattern Service, 214 W. Maryland st., Indianapolis 9. Send today for your copy of the winter issue of Fashion. Brimful of ideas for home sewers; 16 cents.

Miss Ruth Ball Is Married

Miss Ruth Ball will become the bride of Jack Stock at 7:30 o'clock this evening in the Woodruff United Presbyterian church. The double-ring service will be read by the bride’s father, Dr. W. C: Ball, assisted by the Rev. Ira B. Stock, father of the bridegroom. Entering with her brother, William P. Ball, the bride will wear an aqua two-piece wool suit with pink and brown accessories. She will carry a white Bible topped by a white orchid. Couple’s Attendants

Mrs. Ball will be her sister-in-law's matron of honor. She will wear a rose wool suit. Her acces-

Church Groups Hold Meetings Today

Mrs. Anna J. Miller was the guest speaker today at a meeting of the Women’s council, Broad Ripple Christian church. Mrs. Miller, of the State School for the Blind, spoke on “Behind the Scenes.” The day's activities opened with a business session at 11 a. m., followed by a luncheon at noon. Members of the Dorcas circle served as hostesses. "The devotions were led by Mrs. Orpha Lipscomb. - sn . Members of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service, St. Methodist church, met today in the church parlors. Mrs. Hiram Mason presided at a 10 a. m. business session and lunch was served at noon by members of the Ruth circle. Mrs. Milton Bridgewater presented a musical program and Mrs.

sories will be black and her flowers will be Talisman roses and sweet-

The bridegroom's attendants will! be his cousin, Carl Stock, best man, and Kenneth Lewsader and Ernest Blume, ushers. Reception Follows There will be a reception in the church following the rite. After a wedding trip, the couple will be at home in, Indianapolis. The bride, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ball, 1510 E. 12th st., attended Monmouth college, Monmouth, IIL Mr. Stock recently received his discharge from the army air forces. His parents are the Rev. and Mrs. Stock, 1803 Woodlawn ave,

Visit in West Mr. and Mrs. J. Wendel Cooper, 15 8. Ritter ave., are motoring to El Centro, Cal, to visit their son and daughter-in-law, T. Sgt. Donald E. Cooper, U. 8. M. C,, and Mrs.

A personal shower was given by| University Heights P.-T. A. in the (Mrs, Louis Fields and Miss Betty school. Hensler-iast - night in honor of the bride-to-be. Guests were en-| tertained in Mrs. Field's home, 30 N. Bosart ave.

‘Governor Will Speak | At G. O. P. Banquet |

Governor Gates will be the sek | er Feb, 12 at the annual Lincoln day banquet of the Indianapolis |

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Woman's Republican club, The dinner will be at 6:30 p. m.| in the Columbia club. Mrs. Harry L. Crumpacker is the general chair-| man for the event. |

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THURSDAY, JAN. 24, 1948

An Open House Will Be Held AtY.W.C.A.

Tomorrow Is Date For Annual Dinner

A young adult lounge will be of« ficially opened when the mid-year open house of the Central Y. W. O. A. is held from 7 p. m. to midnight

. Saturday.

An event of the evening wil] be naming of the lounge and the wine ner will receive a two-month free activity ticket. Gym and dancing demonstrations will be presented and the Speedway Glee club, directed by Miss Melva Schull, will sing. Red Cross home nursing ‘films and one on Y. Ww, activities throughout the country will be shown,

New Term Feb. 4

The Y. W. building will pe open for tours between 7 and 8 Pp. m, From 9 p. m, to midnight there will be dancing. The open house:introduces a new term of activities which begins Feb. 4. The committee in charge of the open house includes Miss Margery Hughes, health education director; Norma Curtis, Patricia Faull, Dorothy Lookabill, Lily Burres Jones and Betty Wheeler. ’ » s »

Tomorrow night the annual dine ner meeting of the Indianapolis Y. W. C. A. will be held at 6 p. m, in the central building. Miss Lilace Barnes, ogy returned from Europe, will speak. Bhe is a meme ber of the foreign division of the national Y. W, board.

Assisting are Mesdames Donald J. White, Lawrence Dorsey and George Hayes, Misses Doris Holmes, Emma Mag Allison, Frances Vogel, Jean 8. Bogan, Sarah Wheatley and Marye ellen Sherman,

Lt. Gov. James To Be Speaker

Lt. Gov. and Mrs. Richard T. James will be guests of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s club tonight in the Women's Department club. Following a 6 p. m. dinner, Lt Gov. James will address the. club members. The legislative committee, Brown, is in charge of the program arrangements. * Members of Miss Brown’s commit tee are Mesdames Andy Garrett, Joseph Kaufman and Leila M, Kennedy, Miss Dorothy Ellen Kirk and Miss Jessie Levy.

Committee Named

Miss Betty Lou Haymaker and Miss Ann Goold, Warren township, and Edwin Kendall Wayne towne ship, are members of a nominating committee appointed recently by the 4-H Junior Leaders of Marion County, They were chosen to pree pare a slate to elect a treasurer for the organization.

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