Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1946 — Page 13
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~ Business Women To Receive Awards
The Riley room of the Claypool hotel has been set as the place for the spring council meeting of the Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women Sunday. Miss Olive Huston, newly appointed executive secretary of the national federation, will speak. Miss Huston has been director of field service on the national staff for]. several years. Citations will be ‘awarded clubs selling more than $25000 worth of bonds in the Victory Loan drive. Miss Sally Butler of the treasury department will make the presentations, ; Glee Club to Sing
The Indianapolis Glee club will sing, under the direction of Mrs.| | Dorothy © Munger, and. Mrs.| ° Katherine Everman, state music chairman, will lead the group in singing. Reports will be read by Miss Ruth Hoover and Miss Flossie Burford,
tional meeting held in New York City Jan. 19-21. Members of the Indianapolis club will be hostesses. The decorations are in charge of Miss Betty Foster. Discussion Planned Local club presidents will meet at 11 a. m, and at the same time state committee chairmen will hold a round table discussion with local
committee chairmen. 8 Sa om
a. pours ol Srectors of the 8 ederation meet Saturda . night. Miss Mary Hollis and Miss Tea Will Honor
Henrietta Kadel, Terre Haute, co-
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18 and 19, will meet with the board. World War Mothers |O1 Feb. 6 Citations will be presented to
Plan Dinner Party workers of the War Stamp Corsage
The Mothers of World War, IT, | Production center at an appreciaunit 164, will entertain members of tion tea Feb. 6. the Beech Grove unit at a 7 p. m.| Mrs. Louis R. Markun, 4368 N. dinner - tonight in the national| Meridian st., will be hostess for the headquarters, 1131 N. Delaware st.|2:30 p. m. meeting sponsored by The honor guests and speakers|the women’s division of the Inwill be Mrs. Gretta Rouse, national | diana war finance committee. president; Mrs, Elsie Jones, na-| Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, Whiting,
tiona] first vice president, and Mrs.
chairman of the women’s division,
Daisy Hunter, president of the|will present the citations. Miss
Beech Grove. unit.
Speaker Scheduled
Sally Butler, executive director of the school program, which is to continue, will speak on the U. 8. savings bond program.
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“Early Years” will be the subject| Other speakers will be Mrs. of Glenn R. Maynard when he ad-|Markun, state booth and corsage dresses the ‘Indianapolis Literary|chairman; Mrs. Donovan Turk, club at 8 p. m. today in the club-|chairman of the production center rooms, D. A. R. chapter house. board, and Mrs. Merle Dunn, di-
rector of the center. Mrs. Ralph F. Brid ge Part y Gates will be an honored guest. Members of the Kappa chapter, Chapter to Meet Delta Sigma Kappa sorority, will] Beta chapter, Gamma Phi Albe entertained with a bridge party |pha sorority, will meet at 8 p. m. at 8 p. m. today in the home of {tomorrow in the home of Mrs. RichMrs. ‘Aubrey Maze, Acton. ard E. Hill, 769 N. Wallace st.
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Carnelian Club Sponsors Party
Mrs. John Connor will be general chairman of the annual benefit card party of the Carnelian club at 2 p. m. Friday in Ayres’ auditorium. Proceeds of the party will be used to finance the club’s child welfare program and other philanthropic activities. The club has provided hot lunches for several schools and has contributed to the community fund, the soldiers’ telephone fund and the children’s nutrition camp.! Committee members are Mrs. ' John Engleke and Mrs, Joseph Conley, ways and means; Mrs. E.|
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tickets; Mrs. Robert Endsley and Mrs. Percy Chevalier, table prizes. Others are Mrs. B. L. Byrket and Mrs. W. W. Wilson, bake sale, and Mesdames Ulysses Jordan, T. W. Engle, John Louckes and Harry Meyers, special committees. Hostesses will be Mesdames Ellwood Ramsey, Louis Fleury, Frank Pyle and Edward J. Hecker.
Sororities
To Meet...
Several sorority groups have scheduled meetings for today, tomorrow and Wednesday. Alpha chapter, Chi Phi Gamma, will meet at 8 p. m. today at the home of Miss Betty Jean Smith, 239 8S. Walcoit st. Bridge will be played. . ss = = Kappa chapter, Alpha Delta Omega, will hold pledge services and a buffet supper at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Glenn Ewick, 3618 N. Pennsylvania st. » a s Pledge services for Miss Gloria Adams, Miss Betty Brickard and Mrs. O. W. Barnett will be held a 7:30 p. m. Wednesday oy Lambda chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa. Mrs. Joseph Fendel, 1836 Mansfield ave, will be hostess. 8 ” » Alpha chapter of Phi Theta Delta will meet at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Maryellen Mendenhall, 604 N. Keystone ave. , » » 8 feta chapter, Omega Phi Tau, will meet at the home of Mrs. Ed-
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Ww. C. T. U. Session
| An executive meeting of the {Marion County W. C. T. U. was held at 1430 p. m. today in the Citizens Gas & Coke Utility building. Officers, county directors and presidents of local W. C. T. Li units attended.
Mrs. Park Hostess
Beta chapter, Kappa Alpha | Gamma sorority, will meet in the
morrow.
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A WEDDING ACROSS the sea is announced in the bridal scene today, besides other marriages and a pre-nuptial shower. Mrs. Robert Craig Reasoner, before her marriage Friday noon, was
Miss Elsie Maddix;, daughter of Mr.
Ind. The wedding took place in the home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reasoner, 920 Campbell ave.
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Cut ribs into serving portions. Wipe with damp cloth. Brown in shortening. Add salt and hot water. Reduce heat, cover and simmer (never boil) ribs until meat is just about tender—from % to 1% hours —the time depending on the age of the beef. The last half hour add onions, celery and potatoes. Again cover and cook until all vegetables are tender. This makes four servings. n s 4 LUNCHEON SCRAMBLED EGGS (For Wednesday's luncheon)
1 ¢. chopped celefy : 1 tbsp. green onion (chopped) 1% c, canned mushrooms (chopped 1 tbsp. margarine : 6 eggs beaten 1, tsp. salt 2 tbsps. milk Chopped parsley
Saute celery, onions and mushminutes. Combine eggs, salt and lifting up the lower cooked portion
to settle below. Do this several times until mix-
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to serving dish, sprinkle with parsley and serve immediately. Four Edward Hunter and Edwin Cox.
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and Mrs. James 8S. Maddix, Brazil,
Dr. John B. Ferguson, pastor of |the Irvington Presbyterian church, performed the double ring ceremony. The couple will be at home 'in Indianapolis. Mr. Reasoner served in the European theater.
- ”» » A CEREMONY Dec. 27 in the chapel of the 227th General hospital, Marseille, France, united
1st Lt. Lois E, Milliron, A. N. C. Capt. Hall is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hall, 3542 Kenwood ave, and the bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Milliron, Clarion, Pa. Both Capt. and Lt. Hall are serving at the hospital.-“The bride is a graduate of St. Vincent's hospital School of Nursing in Erie, Pa. and has been in Europe since June, 1944. Capt. Hall is a graduate of Butler university and the Indiana university School of Medicine. He is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, Alpha Omega Alpha and Phi Chi medical fraternities. He has been overgeas two years. Upon their return to the United States, the couple will live in Indianapolis. o ® » THE PARLORS of the University Park Christian church formed the setting at 4:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon for the wedding of Miss Anne Wollenweber and Charles E. Burrows. Mrs. Burrows is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wollenweber, 404 N. State ave. The Rev. Carl H. Barnett read the single ring ceremony. The bride's sister, Miss Florence Wolilenweber, was the only attendant and Donald Davidson, cousin of the bridegroom, was best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, For her wedding trip, Mrs. Burrows chose a light green suit and an orchid corsage. The couple will be at home in Indianapolis, 4 a - A BRIDAL SHOWER honored Mrs. Goldie Keithley Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Ellen M. Mahin, 1941 Broadway. Mrs.
be married at 9:30 a. m. Feb. 14 in Guests included the bridegroom's Mesdames James Keithley, N. P.
Garringer, James Horney, Herbert Mills, Raymond Harold, Paul Burns,
Harris.
A. C. A. Session
| Mrs. - Ernest Fullenwider, 1220 N
| Delaware st. Mrs. Frank P. McCoy a long time, and gives you about four | .;); conduct a religious - program
| The honor guest will be Mrs. Olinton Ancker, recently returned from Washington.
War Mothers to Meet
The Perry Township War Moth« ers will meet at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Wabash Street Servicemen's
Keithley and Herbert B. Bonner will Miss Florence Marie Taylor, his-
Other guests were the Misses|of the 11th district American Legion Marilyn Livingston, Mildred Fal- auxiliary at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow in lowfleld, Agnes Reed and Pauline|the Broad Ripple Legion post home.
The A: O. A. club will meet at ; '6 p. m. today in the home of (Guild Luncheon
‘|the Riley Hospital Cheer guild at
Music Group Receives ‘E’ Bond Award
A fund of $13,000 was secured from musical and non-musical groups over the state in the “Music
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs, it was reported at the recent meeting of the state board of the group. The achievement won the E award for the state group from the National Federation of Music Clubs and the E award with the silver star cluster for Mrs. Frederic Sterling, chairman of the program. It also was reported that the state convention will be held April 25 and 26 in the Hotel Linco Mrs. Clair McTurnan, state presi dent, presided at the meeting the Indianapolis Athletic club. Besides the Indianapolis members, the following
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Hartford City; Mrs. Robert Tinsley, Crawfordsville; Mrs. O. W. Steven-
Morris, Tipton, and Mrs. Guy Wilson and Mrs. Ann Walsh, Kokomo.
Sorority Plans Benefit Party
The annual bridge party of Sigma Delta Tau sorority will be held at 2 p. m. Feb. § in Ayres’ auditorium, Proceeds of the party will be used for the benefit of the Rotary home at Riley hospital. A film will be bought to be used with a sound projector the sorority presented to the home last November, Mrs. Earl Embry is chairman and will be assisted by Mrs. Paul Miller, Mrs. J. J. Barrett, Misses Esther Royce, Billy Rech and Gertrude Dawson. Nine years ago the group began a project of renting films for the children of the home. Since then all money for the project has been secured through benefit parties.
Pen Women Indorse State Candidate
the indorsement of Mrs. Fred L. Pettijohn for state president of the Indiana branch, National League of American Pen Women. The indorsement was made by the Indianapolis and Muncie branches. Recently elected officers of the Indianapolis branch include Mrs. H. 8. McKee, Greensburg, president;
Johnson and Mrs. N. H. Vernom, Pendleton, first through third vice presidents. aE Mrs. Hal Purdy, Carmel, and Mrs. W. D. Keenan, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. Margaret Shelley, New Castle, treasurer;
torian; Mrs. Frederick Balz, parliamentarian; Mrs. "George Haaff, auditor, and Mrs. J. Ottis Adams, registrar.
Auxiliary Group Plans Dinner
A covered dish dinner will be given by the Past Presidents parley
The American Legion auxiliary past presidents parley of Broad Ripple will serve as hostesses for the district parley.
‘| Mrs. Lawrence Schmutte, 5426 Carrollton ave., will be hostess for
an informal luncheon at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow. :
Serviceman Home Radioman 3-¢ Merlin Deloss Baldwin has returned to his home, 149 S. Elder ave., after serving one year and a half in the Southwest Pacific. A reception was given in
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PLANS FOR THE STATE convention 0 Federation of Clubs will be made at the J meeting tomorrow and Wednesday in the The convention will be held at French 14 and 16 with Mrs. Edwin I. Poston, Martinsv vention program chairman. Convention of the Federation of Women's Clubs will be June 17 at Stevens in Chicago. cording secretary of the general federation. Mrs. W. H. Lykins, Covington, pres will addres¢’ the council meeting Wednesday at 9:15 a. m. board will meet tomorrow aftérnoon ‘and Other speakers on Wednesday will be Mrs. H, L. Smith, Blooms ington international relations chairman, and Mrs. J; P. Margraf, Ft, Wayne. Curry Bohm, Nashy lle,
will be guest speakér at the luncheon and Mrs. Ralph Gates
will give greetings, Tri Delta Luncheon THE INDIANAPOLIS ALLI. ANCE of Delta Delta Delta has
She will be assisted by the folchairmen
game ing and Mrs. Clarence Coffin|swer questi and Mrs. Bliss B, Wells. Student|players. Mrs. William Logan representatives will attend the|ident of the meetings. The auxiliary will not"Hall
Mrs. Oscar Ahlgren, Whiting,
ident of the state federation,
Clubs will sponsor & book review by Rabbi Goldblatt Feb. 8 | announced the committee chair- 8 10 a. m. in the Irvington men for the first state luncheon’ 4 _of the sorority since 1942. view “The Gauntlet,” (James The luncheon will be held at jd E 12:30 p. m. Feb. 23 at the Co- . . Jumbia club, Mrs, Kenneth H. . Wood has been named general
Methodist church. He will re-
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Truman Woodmanses, scholar-| "Jey py prow
Junior Group Planned THE WOMEN'S COMMITTEE of the Indiana State Symphony society will meet at 3 p. m Wednesday to organize a junior auxiliary to the group. Mrs.|by the Parent-Teacher Sylvester Johnson will be hostess assisted by Misses Mildred equipment,
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son, Greenwood; Mrs. Herbert}
Announcement has been made of ;
Mrs. Ruth D. Estes, Miss Myrtle M.|
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