Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 February 1946 — Page 22

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D. Stilz and Mrs. Willlam Dobson will preside at the tea table. * “Panhellenic Group to Sponsor Bridge Party 2 rE PANHELLENI

Jmeet at 7:30 p. bridge party to for. the card party mittee are

‘Lennox, Adrian Wilhoite and Clarence Paul.

party go to the scholarship fund. At Monday's meeting Mrs. Jack

0 ASSOCIATION will

m. Monday to discuss plans for its annual benefit be held March 2, in Block's auditorium, Chairman {8 Mrs. W. B. Lincoln. Members of her coms Miss Rea Bauer, Mesdames J, W. Graves, Richard

Proceeds from the

D. Carr will lead a round’ table

on on “The Reasons Why,” dealing with the reasons for ‘fraternities and sororities. Mrs. Bernard R. Jeup will be hostess,

assisted by Mrs. Frank Youmans. i TST

Speakers for February on the John Herron Art museum's

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lecture schedule include Wilbur D. Peat, Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna and

Otto Brendel. Mr. Peat will speak Chinese Paintings.”

at Home,” and the next week, on Feb. 24,

on “Arts of Ancient Greece.”

Feb. 10 on “Characteristics of

On Feb. 17, Mrs. Hanna will discuss “Traveling

Mr{Brendel will speak

Town Hall Luncheon Held Today

MR. AND MRS. JOHN K. RUCKELSHAUS were hosts at a

“uncheon in the Columbia club today following the Town Hall pro-

gram ; on the Town Hall program, “was “Whither China?” Luncheon ‘were Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Blackwood,

in the English theater. Mr. Ruckelshaus introduced the

Harrison Forman. His subject guests at the speaker's table Mrs. Harold Buell, Capt. Robert

JLummins and Mr. and. Mrs. Ernest Baltzell.

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® x Hospital guild will hold [Monday inthe auditorium of the

8 . ” an all-day meeting hospital nurses’ home. Mrs,

(Charles E. Mason, will be officer of the day, assisted by Mrs.

A. Sullivan and Mrs, Peter Zimmer,

The meeting will

“begin at 10 a. m. and at 12:30 p. m. luncheon will be served with

"Mrs. H. F. Reinke in charge.

+ Other hostesses include Mesdames Edwin G. White, George H.Lilly, Charles D. Finney, Walter Joyce, Tracy Whitaker, Joseph F. #McElroy, John B. Welch, John B. Wolfe, Leonard F. Earhart and +Oarl Stenger. Valentines for patients of the pediatric wards will be +be made. Mrs. A. E. Uhl is chairman,

*The Bridal Scene— Recent Bride to

Be Honor Guest

At Miscellaneous Shower

laneous shower given

Guests at the shower will

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Miss Smock will be married Feb. 10 to William T. Daily Jr. in the Emerson Avenue Baptist church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hayden E. Smock,

502 N. Wallace st. Mr, and Mrs. William T. Dally Sr. 4814 E. New York st, are parents of the pro-

Mrs, Charles Pelton will be the honor guest tonight at a miscelby Mesdames John H. Scanlon, Vincent Farrell and Thomas J. Healy in Mrs. Scanlon’s home, 1130 N. La Salle st. Before her marriage Dec. 22 Mrs. Pelton was Miss Eileen Moore.

nos» . Miss Margaret Mary Fischer and James F. Enlow were married Oct. 20. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Edward WwW, Fischer, Bates ? ville. Mr. Enlow |

John's Evangel- Mrs. Enlow ical Lutheran church in Batesville. The couple is at home at 1439 N. New Jersey st. » ~ ” A 2 o'clock ceremony Sunday afternoon in Macomb, Ill, will unite Miss Shirley Ford of that city and Walter P. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Miller, 318 8. Addison st. The bridegroom's parents and Mrs. Russell Wallace, Mrs. Harry Miller and Mr, and Mrs, Pred Miller

spective bridegroom.

will attend the wedding.

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|To Be Wed

A double-ring ceremony in the Salem Lutheran church In New Augusta will unite Miss Alleen Cross and Robert K. Blue at 8:30 p. m. today. The Rev. Raymond Heine, pastor of the church, will officiate at the candlelight service. The bride is the daughter of Mrs.

|Viola Cross, 500 E. 24th st, and

the bridegroom's parents are Mr, and Mrs, C. U. Blue, New Augusta. Dressed in a yellow lace and net frock, Mrs. Robert Schmidt of Indianapolis will be matron of honor. She will carry a colonial bouquet of Talisman roses and will have roses in her hair. Mrs. Wayne Cross, Muncie, and Mrs. Eddie Hightshue, New Augusta, will be bridesmaids. Their gowns will be of rose and powder blue marquisette. ’ Mrs. Cross will carry pink roses and - Mrs. Hightshue will have a bouquet of Johanna Hill roses. They will have matching flowers in their hair, Mr. Schmidt will be best man and Mr, Cross, brother of the bride, and Sherman King of New Augusta will serve as ushers. A white Nottingham net gown and a fingertip veil of illusion have been chosen by the bride. She will carry a white prayerbook topped with white roses. Following the ceremony a reception will be held in the home of the bridegroom's parents. The couple

Photography To Be Topic

The Indianapolis alumnae of Theta Sigma Phi sorority will hear a talk on “News Photography” by Victor Peterson, Times’ staff photographer, at their meeting at 8 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. William R. Higgins, Woodstock dr, will be hostess. Miss Luana Lee, advertiking director of Ayres’ downstairs store, will introduce Mr. Peterson. Assisting hostesses will pe Mis. Jeanette Covert Nolan, Mrs. Oliver Greer and Miss Ella Sengenberger. Mrs. Rosamond Risser Jones, president; Mrs. John Kleinhenz and Mrs. H. H. Hanna, Miss Hildred Punk and Miss Sengenberger will report on the program of the recent installation of a new Theta Sigma Phi chapter at Pranklin college.

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Miss Barbara Taylor To Be Honor Guest

Teachers of Beech Grove high school will honor Miss Barbara Taylor "at a dinner Monday in the Hawthorn room. Miss Taylor will be married Eeb. 9 to Harry L. Markus in the Waldace Street Presbyterian Church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mrs. Paul A. Taylor and the prospective bridegroom's mother is Mrs. Harry Markus, Guests at the dinner will include Messrs. and Mesdames C. V. Kinsey, O. Li Van Hoin, Herbert Nicks els and Virgil Riley, Mrs. Jesse Staten and Robert Rinehart. Other guests will be Misses Ruth Smoots, Hazel Crabbe, Roberta Bayless, Charlene Montgomery, Geneva Hall and Clemice Dixon.

Conventions Are Resumed By Sorority

The first post-war province convention of Delta Theta Tau sorority will’ open tomorrow in the Hotel Lincoln for a two-day session. Mrs. M. C. Knapp, president of Epsilon Pi chapter, will be general chair-

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Welcoming the delegates tomorrow morning will be Lt. Gov. James. He will be accompanied by Mrs. James, a member of the sorority. A luncheon honoring Mrs. James and Mrs, Charline Rector, Muncie, one of the sorority’s founders, will follow the 11 a. m. meeting. Three Speakers At the business session Miss Mildred Stiltz of the arts and skills department of Billings hospital will confirm acceptance of a contribution from the sorority to the hospital’ occupational therapy department. ‘ Lt. Col. Sam W. Banks and Miss Beverly Rose of the brace shop at Wakeman hospital, Camp Atterbury, will confirm contributions from the sorority to their department. Committee Serves Miss Ruth Evelyn Lake, Connersville, Alpha province chapter, will be in charge of the business meetings. Assisting Mrs. Knapp with plans for a banquet, dance and a Sunday morning breakfast will be Mrs. Harry Anderson, Mrs. Maurice Johnston, Misses Mary Jane Simons, Dorothea Redelman and Earnestine Simons.

Tea Next Wednesday Will Honor Sara Beck

Approximately 60 guests will attend a tea next Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Sara Beck who will be married to John Noble on March 2. Mrs. Noble Dean Jr. and Mrs. John L. Ryan will be the hostesses in the home of Dr. Thomas B. Noble. The assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Noble Dean’ Sr. and Mrs. Russell Ryan. .

Lincoln Dinner Is Planned

Assistants for the annual Lincoln day banquet of the Indianapolis Woman's Republican club have been announced by Mrs. Harry L. Orumpacker, general chairman, . The 6:30 p. m. dinner will be Feb, 12 in the Columbia club and Gover nor Gates will be the speaker. Mrs. Arch N, Bobbitt and Mrs. Clarence Beach will serve as chair men for the hostesses and ushers while Mrs, Elmer Johnson will be in charge of special invitations, Other chairmen named by Mrs. Crumpacker are Mrs. Harper Ransburg, decorations; Mrs. Clement T. Malan and Mrs. Walter Krull, table arrangements; Mrs, Clarence Martin, speaker's table, and Mrs. James W. Carr, publicity. Miss Genevieve Brown will send invitations to district chairmen and vice chairmen and Mrs, Agnes Todd will invite county workers. Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Lyman” Thompson, Mrs. Otto Klauss or Miss Jane Lamb.

G. 0. P. Women To Be Guests

Mrs. Pern E. Norris will entertain” the Ninth Ward Republican Women's club at 8 p. m. Tuesda in her home, 4116 E..Michigan -st. Berving on the assisting commit.

tee are Mesdames Horace vake,

Clyde Pierce, Cecil Marshal, Arthur Roemmel, Z. W. Iesler and W. A. Myers. Mrs. M. B. McDon-

ald will preside. .

There's no limit to what the wardrobe-h buying

'\Visit Parents

They're sick and tired of the scramble for anything approaching the supply of pre-war dress material. And they've decided their wardrobes have suffered enough during the last two or three years. : So now they're turning to parachutes—that plain but precious old

parachute which used to hold so many of our airmen up as they floated down. - oo ungry femmes are doing with the chutes.

of the white

Miss Alta K. Hansell . . . She isn’t stopping with just the para- . 8bLy Won't wear out too soon eichute. She's even making booties out of the cords.

ther since the parachute is woven to hold 40 pounds per square inch. Miss Nina Hall and Miss Alta K. Hansell, 3456 Salem st, are among the first here to convert the parachutes into wearing apparel. Richard L. Ewbank of the Salem st. address bought two of the chutes and gave them to Miss Hall, his niece, and Miss Hansell, his cousin,

Three Meetings

c! : Mrs. F. E. Smith will review

Mrs. D. 8. Meditch is chairman and Mrs. Alvin G. Jose, vice chairman, of the luncheon hostesses. | Assisting at the luncheon will be; Mesdames John L, Coleman, Frank L. Cooper, Frederick A. Doebber, Clarence J. Finch, Charles O. Grinslade, Orison H. Hayes, W. D. Keenan, Stephen J. Klos, W. Presley Morton, Edward L. Pedlow, Fred L. Pettijohn, Lewis P, Robinson, | Paul T. Rochford, William L. Sharp and G. B. Taylor.

The 10 o'clock study group of the {W. D. C. art department will meet |Wddnesday with Mrs. Hugh J.! | Baker, 3962 N. New Jersey st. Mrs.| {Charles T. Hanna will speak on! | “Artistic Romance of Old Charles-! ton and Its Environs.” 2's » The literature-drama department of the club will meet Wednesday in the clubhouse. Miss (Elizabeth A. Hall, chairman of the book hour, will present Miss Lelia K. Marquis of the Riverside branch library. Miss Marquis will review “Sn Well Remembered” (Hilton) at 1:15 p. m. Mrs. E. C. Rumpler will preside at the department meeting at 2:30 p. m. In the afternoon Mrs. Clayton H Ridge will be program chairman. Mesdames Rumpler, Hezzie B. Pike, E. A. Brown, John W. Thornburgh and Carl J. Weinhardt will give a reading of “Legend of Camille’ (George). An informal tea will follow the meeting with Mrs. W., A. Smith, chairman, and Mrs. Paul N. Rowe, vice chairman. Assisting will be Mesdames C. PF. Brigham, Edward S. Doane, Russell Grey Fortune, Oliver 8 Guio, Charles L. Hartman, Claude T. Hoover, W. Presley Morton, J. Be Phillips, William Shimer, O. R. Sumner, Harold M. Trusler and Frank J, Uhl, Miss Pearl E. Kiefer and Miss Flora Love. Mrs. Everett M. Schofield and Mrs, Paul T. Hurt will preside at the tea table.

Dr. R. E. Vale To Officiate A candlelight cerémony read by

Dr. Roy Ewing Vale, pastor of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church, will unite Miss Elinor Ruth Taylor end Ernest A, Milan at 7:30 p. m.

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today, The vows will be exchanged in the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Taylor, 3247 ave. bridegroom is the of Mr. Mrs. Thomas A. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. will wear a blue suit black accessories and a pink corsage. Her sister, Mrs. W. D. Yenne, matron of honor, will be dressed in a yellow suit and will have black accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. Yenne will be best man, A reception in the Taylor home will follow the ceremony. The couple will leave on a wedding trip to Ohio, where they will make their home,

Mrs. N. L. Schneider Will Be Speaker

The Alpha Chi Omega Mothers’ club of Butler university will meet at the chapter house, 726 W. Hampton dr., Monday. Luncheon at 12:30 p. m. will be followed by -a short business meeting. Mrs, Norman IL, Schneider, guest speaker, will be presented by Mrs. O. M. Jones, program chairman, Mrs. Schneider, who served three and a half years with the U. 8. O,, will talk on “I Have Held the Hands of the Nation.”

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Ma). and Mrs. George M. Baldwin, of Redlands, Cal, are with Mrs. Baldwin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. T.. Roberts, 4801 Central ave. Maj. Baldwin is on terminal leave from

government

By Woman's Department Club; Art Group to Hear Simon Baus

The art department of the Woman's Department club will sponsor an institute Monday in the clubhouse. Mrs. H. E. Blasingham is

“Old Portraits” (Tarkington) at the 11:30 a. m. session. Following a luncheon at 12:30 p. m., Simon Baus, Hoosier artist, will speak on “Painting a Portrait.”

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MISS HALL is well on her way oh her first product, a blouse, All - she had to do was rip the parachute panels, pin the pattern on the material and start cutting. But there's another story to Miss Hansell's chute. After a close look she counted 48 government stamps bearing the letters “U8 Amy” and a serial number. She used all kinds of soap on the markings, soaked the parachute one night and half of the next day and still the purple letters wouldn't come off. Bo rather than be “branded” by the government she has decided to use the pleces minus ink markings. and dye the others a Sark color so the print won't show.

o » 8 MISS HANSELL didn't stop with just the parachute. She also unraveled the cords of the chute and is now knitting a pair of booties for a gift to a friend. Some of the younger folks are us= ing the cords for shoe strings— they're tough to break. - If the clothing shortage doesn't ease up soon, it's hard telling what | government surplus product the women may reconvert next.

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Annual Dinner Is Booked By Educators

‘Mrs. Albert G. Parker Jr. lecturer and wife of the president of Hanover college, will be the guest speaker at the annual dinner of the Council of Adminidtrative Women in Education at 6:30 p. m. Monday in the Travertine room of the Hotel Lincoln. Her topic will be “The Common | Problem.” Also on the program will | be the Golden Singers of Broad | Ripple high school, directed by Roger Riley. Honor Guests

Special guests at the dinner will] be Messrs. and Mesdames Virgil | Stinebaugh, H. L. Harshman, W. A Hacker, Carl Brandt, Eldo I Wag- | ner, Clarence Farrington, A. B.| Good and Maxwell Bailey. Others will be Messrs. and Mes-| dames J. E. McGaughey, Harry L.| Gause, D. T. Weir, Riley and Edgar Perkins, Dr. and Mrs. I. Lynd Esch, Dr and Mrs. M. O. Ross and | Mr. Parker. | Assisting Mrs. Georgia Rost, | general chairman for the event, will be Miss Wallace Montague and | Mesdames Arthur J. Orr, L. Frank| Morgan, Charles B. Forrest and | Joseph Swegel. | Mrs, Lewis Presides { Mrs. Grace Golden, chairman of | the program committee, will be as- |} sisted by Misses Olive Funk, Adah Hill, Belle Ramey, Jeanette Riker, Marian McFadden, Bertha Leming and Elizabeth Scott and Mrs. M. R. Granger. Members of the fellowship committee who will be helping with arrangements are Mrs. Mary 8. Ray, Mrs. Florence B. Schad, Misses Winifred West, Charlotte Thomas and Floro Torrence. Mrs. Robert W. Lewis, council president, will preside at the din-

Club Officers

New officers of the Oumberland 4-H club are Miss Jean Thompson, t; Miss Katherine Suite,

{Children’s

secretary, and Miss Katherine Riggins, recreation leader.

vice president; Miss Marilyn . Rie-|

Miss Nina Hall. ,

. All she had to do was silk and start cutting out her new blouse.

Baby Booties ‘Float In’ From Parachutes

rip the panels of white

EVENTS

“CLUBS Sunshine, Inc. Wed. Ayres’ committeeroom. 11:30 a. m., board meeting; 2 p. m., business session.

Daughters of the British Empire.

Mon. Mrs. Alex McVie, 327 E. Maple rd., hostess. “Trip Through Canada,” Mrs. E. C. Cocking.

Fortnightly Study. Mon. Mrs. Rob-

ert Glass, 4119 N. Illinois, hostess. “Plastic Surgery,” Mrs. J. L. Williams; “New Medicines and Treatments,” Mrs. Gordon Abbott.

Indianapolis Literary. Mon. night.

D. A. R. chapter house. “Ambrose Bierce,” Dr. Wendell A. Shullenberger.

Irvington Woman's. Mon. Mrs. Rob-|

ert F. Nelson, 5767 E. Michigan, hostess. “George Eliot,” Mrs. C C. Baker.

Monday Afternoon Reading. Mon.

Mrs. John Boesinger, 3144 Ruckle, hostess. “Modern Literature Trends,” Mrs. William Holley. -

New Era. 1 p. m. Mon. Mrs. E. E.

Padgett, 3648 N. Delaware, host-

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ess. Mrs. J. H. Armington and Mrs. Roy Horne, speakers. Saturday Afternoon Literary. 1:30 p. m. Sat. D. A. R. chapter house. “Russia,” Mrs, Glenn Howe.

MISCELLANEOUS

Women's aux., Athenaeum Turners. 6 p. m. Mon. Athenaeum. “White

elephant” party, Mrs. Marlin Branson, chairman,

SORORITIES

* 1 Beta chap., Beta Chi Theta. 8 p. m. Mon. Mrs. Frank McBride, 623 N. Rural, hostess. Business meeting. : Delta chap., Chi Phi Gamma. 3 p. m. Sun, Mrs. C. L. Harkness, 212 E. 49th, hostess. Rush tea. Mrs. Donald Harkness presiding. Chap. G., P. E. O. Mon. Mrs. C.F Brinkman, 4722 E. 15th, hostess. Program by educational commit-

Sigma Alpha Tota. 7 p. m. Tues. Student hall, Jordan conservatory. Musicale; business session: pledge service, Miss Mary Spalding, program chairman,

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