Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1946 — Page 16

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i Pre-Nuptial Parties Aré Arranged

Mildred Milliken before her marriage April 27 to George August Kuhn Jr. Mrs. Neil Funk entertained with a luncheon honoring the bride-to-be today in the home of her mother, Mrs. Austin H. Brown. «& Mrs. Bruce Ford Brown will be the hostess at a party for Miss Milliken tomorrow and Mrs, Edna Kuhn Martin and Mrs. Elise Atkins will entertain Saturday. Cornelius O. Alig Jr. will give a party in henor of the bride-to-be and the prospective bridegroom Saturday before the Dramatic club performance. Other parties honoring the couple will be given by Miss Florence Wolff, Mr. and Mrs, Louis Haerle and Mr. and Mrs. Elias C. Atkins. Mrs, Sylvester Johnson and her daughter, Mary, entertained recently with a luncheon for Miss Milliken. Mr. Kuhn will arrive here Saturday from Cambridge, Mass, where he is taking graduate work at Harvard College.:

Miss Welch Will Be Honor Guest PRE-NUPTIAL parties for Miss Alice Louise Welch have been announced. Miss Welch will be married to Joseph Thomas Clifford May 4 in the St. Joan of Arc Catholic church. A A buffet supper and linen shower will be given by Miss Kathryn Fitzgerald gomorrow in her home. She will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Thomas M. Fitzgerald Sr.; Mrs. Thomas M. Fitzgerald Jr., Mrs, Robert M. Fitzgerald and Miss Margaret Fitzgerald. Guests will include Mrs. Leo F. Welch and Mrs. Pauline Clifford, mothers of the engaged couple; Mesdames Leo F. Welch Jr., Adolph Schrapla, Charles Clifford, John Clifford, George Bradley, Frank Carr and Leroy Hodge. ~ ” ” » » 1d Others will be Misses Kathyleen Welch, Virginia and Ellen Breen. Nell Clifford, Agnes Mahoney, Mary White, Ann, Mary Louise and Therese Keach, Mary Ritchie, Bernie Sweeney, Dorothy Hacker and Vanda Vecellio. : : Miss Mary Ellen Breen, aunt of the bride-to-be, and Miss Welch s . two sisters; Mrs. Schrapla and Miss Kathyleen Welch, will entertain with a tea for 20 guests Saturday in Ayres’ tearoom s A miscellaneous shower will be given Sunday by Miss Ritchie, Mrs. Lawrence J. Pfleger and Mrs. J. Gordon Connor In the home of Mrs. Connor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gorman.

June 8 Set for Rutherford-Clark Ceremony MISS MARGERY CLARK of Williams Creek has set June 8 as the date for her marriage to Lt. (jg.) Jerry H. Rutherford, U. 8. N. R. Dr. Roy Ewing Vale will read the vows at 2:30 p. m. in the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Miss Katie Clark, sister of the bride-to-be, will be the maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss Dawn Rutherford of Chicago, sister of the prospective bridegroom; Miss Sally Harvey, Hartford City; Miss Joan Mick and Mrs. John Wittich, Connersville. Jack Rutherford of Chicago will be his brother's best man. The ushers will be Joseph Clark, brother of the bride-to-be; James Wainwright of Chicago and Marcus Rodeen, Paxton, Ill.

| | Easter Program

Kappa Mothers Held by Club

Plan Guest Day |

club of Butler university at 2 p. m.| tomorrow in the chapter house. | School of Religion. Mrs. Charles C. Baker will re-| g view “The Egg and I” (Mac Don-

Mrs. Paul F. Catterson, assisted by|and Mrs,

Mesdames Scott Loomis and Carl Pittenger.

M. O. Ross, Dean Elizabeth B.| Ward, presidents of mothers’ clubs) B PT} of the university and chapter house, =~" * ' : mothers. At the tea table will be|

Officers

Watkins, house mother. ling of the club.

Sigma Theta Tau’

Indiana university medical center.| Hall, treasurer.

To Honor Miss Mildred Milliken

MANY PARTIES ARE being planned for Miss

| A special Easter program was) v | given at the annual guest day]

Annual guest day will be held by | meeting of the Butler University the Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers’ Women's 'Pacully club this afternoon in Sweeney chapel of the

| Miss Margaret Habein was pro-

ald). Chairman for the meeting is|g8ram chairman. Mrs. O. L. Shelton) Roy M. Robbins were] Mesdames Irving Larson, Louise A.|hostess chairmen and were assisted Novak and James M. Todd. Chair- {by Mesdames M. G. Bridenstine, C. man of the tea is Mrs. J. C. Cun-|M. Palmer, Bruce L. Kershner, Guy ningham. On her. committee are|H. Shadinger and 8. Marion Smith | Ham, Emerson |and Miss Sarah T. Sisson, Mrs. M.| O. Ross and Mrs. Gino A. Ratti]

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vice Junior Leagues of America.

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rority, will be held at 7 p.m. to-| morrow in the gold room of the Homestead. The new officers, to be installed

by Mrs. Damian Spalding, are Mrs. William Mason, president; Mrs.|jt

Special guests will include Mrs.| were in charge of the Yetreshments. for the St. Vincent's Hospital guild | | dance have been announced. The|down to the collar line at back

Officers of the Beech Grove BusiMrs. Harold S. Cross, past president | ness and Professional Women's club of the club, and Mrs. Grace S.| were re-elected recently at a meetThey are Mrs. Ruth Broughman, president; Miss|/ meyer, Jesse Ostermeyer, Frank Lo-| “It's absolutely the only new look Hazel Crabb, vice president: Miss| braico, J. Eileen Mesling and Miss Alma|O'Brien, A. H. Huber and M. T.|last Saturday wore her below-the-Sigma Theta Tau sorority met| Cripe, corresponding and record-| Patton. last night in the Ball residence,|ing secretaries, and Mrs. Corrinne|

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David Chapman, vice president; Mrs. Furman Danner, secretary, and Miss Ruth Swing, treasurer. Mrs. Frank Spicklemire will be in charge of the program.

Dance Committee Members Chosen

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dance will be April 27 in the In-|w {dianapolis Athletic club.

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before the mirrors at Sally Victor's and buying a hat a minute for every | the high regency neckline dresses,” occasion. » “It's six years since I've worn my | and so feminine.” hair loose.

The fashion writers who recently voted three to two against the revival of the short hair cut might change their minds with a look at the style’s nothing 1920 about it on her except the smooth cap look of the crown.

swirl, which was just the right note Mrs. E. A. Uhl is chairman of the for Miss Victor's “Little Bobbie"— | decorations committee, She will be the under-sized version of a Lon- | assisted by Mesdames A. E. Cod-|don policeman’s hat which started

Thomas| there is,” said Miss Colby, who until

{ shoulder hair smoothly pulled into

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Mrs. Howard Fieber was elected president of the Indianapolis Junior league yesterday at the annual meeting of the organization in the John Herron Art museum. The new officers are (left to right) Mrs. Herbert Call, recording secretary; Mrs. Willis Adams Jr., | manufacturers and some merchants president; Mrs, Fieber, Miss Susan Gatch, treasurer, and Mrs. John E. Hollett Jr., delegate to the conference of the Association of

Omega Kappas | Short Haircuts Win a Convert | In Hollywood's Anita Colby

NEW YORK, April 10 (U. P.).—Anita Colby, Hollywood's blond and

The annual installation service of | peaytiful “brain,” has cut off her hair to be in fashion. She loves it, and Alpha chapter, Omega Kappa so- even critical menfolk, she says, are entirely approving.

“Look what I can do,” she crowed, wielding a devastating comb

-| she pointed out, “and it's so young

I've been playing with |

. . Then came the hats — handsful ever since Saturday.”

of them: A pink high-crown straw sailor with black trim, a round brimmed off -the -face leghorn

trimmed with white lilacs and a yellow butterfly, a fluted brimmed black horsehair with pink flowers

soft one-sided curls of the newest convert, There's

bumper-brimmed breton with more flowers, a leaf green hélmet with brown feathers, the Little Bobbie in navy blue to wear with a tailored suit, and a stunning wide-brimmed natural shantung straw, trimmed with twined black and brown ribpons, worn straight on the head with a slight tilt from Miss Victor's expert hands, to match a suit. Michel of Helena Rubinstein’s laid Miss Colby’s locks on the cutting room floor and she says he sheared the heads of Faye Emerson Roosevelt and Gloria Swanson on

And short hair doesn’t ean a shingle.

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ith an option for a smooth back

lot of the short hair furore.

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The Housewife Is Blamed For Shortages

‘Manufacturers Are _ Hoarders, Too’

By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON Scripps-Howard Staff Writer HOUSEWIVES, says ‘Morris V.

Verver of the Civilian Production administration, are the worst hoarders in the country and responsible for most of the shortages from nylons up. :

{that many manufacturers have | been hoarding, too, and that their {grabbing is on a bigger scale, But jin contrast to our bad behavior, Mr. | Verver pointed out, men in general {have taken their short shortages | with unconcern. | Any honest woman is forced to |admit the hoarding charges. While {it is unfair to label all homemakers as hoarders, it is certainly true that we have created most of the shortages from which American homes have suffered. » w . BUT WOMEN who stand in line for nylons should not be classified in the lowest ethical brackets. There's another type who deserves | {more criticism. She's the sheltered | lady with a husband or boy friend who has a pull. And through him she gets her nylons without effort on her part. And often many more | {than she needs.

The housewife, however, is merely a product of her time. When the | war began the armed forces hoarded | supplies. Industrialists hoarded | manpower. If reports are - true,

now are hoarding merchandise, waiting for higher prices. The whole thing adds up to a disgraceful exhibition on the part of a good many otherwise respectable Americans, The selfish housewife scrambling for soap, butter and stockings and

Easter Service Is Plan ned trying to get more than her share is one of the symptoms of the can-

The annual Easter sacrificial serv-|cer which eats at the heart of our lice of the Women’s council of the|world-greed. Third Christian church will be]

held Tuesday in the church. Mrs. Mrs. Robert Mottern A. C. Pebworth will be in charge

of the program. ‘Is New President The monthly board meeting will] New officers elected recently by. precede the service at 10:30 8.M. (Cheer Broadcasters, Inc., are Mrs. A covered-dish luncheon will be! 2 obert Mottern, president; Mrs

held at 12:15 p.m. followed by a| business meeting. | Those in the program M. Buck, vice presidents; Mrs. CeVose, Kenneth Lemons and Ed! Flutro, recording and correspondPalmer, Mrs. A. C. Brooks will pro- | ing secretaries; Mrs. O. 8S. Srader, ——————————————— mentarian; Mrs. O. C. Wilson, hisJ torian, and Mrs. E. C. Ball, auditor. New 4-H Club . Toumey, Wolf Sussman, Bert BishElects Officer S {op Sr., Lillian Lory and David Morganized Busy Buzzing Bees 4-H! ——— h r| McFarland ! . club at the Margaret cFar Garden Club president; Ethel Normington, vice, Frank N. Wallace, state entoand Joan White, treasurer. | State Parks” at the meeting of the Club meetings will be held at 3/North End Garden club Priday in Beulah Christie, home economics|5683 Washington blvd. The hostess teacher at the school, and Miss| will be assisted by Mrs. Winfield E.

D. Kibler are among members of| the signatures committee. |

Two at Conference In St. Louis

Mrs. A. Wayne Murphy and Mrs Norma Koster gre. in 8t. Louis at-|: tending the square dancing section | of the American Association of | | Health, Physical Education and] | Recreation conference. The meeting is being sponsored | by Phi Delta Pi fraternity, profes-| sional physical education organiza- | tion, Mrs. Murphy is the national] treasurer of the fraternity and| {| Mrs, Koster is supervisor of special) | activities of the Indianapolis park | and recreation department

Spring Tea Booked

By Irvington Group Mrs. P. D. Garland, 328 Layman | ave, will be hostess chairman for | | the Irvington Service circle spring | | tea at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in- the| | Irvington Presbyterian church, Mrs. | | L. D. Kingsbury will be co-chairman. | | Mrs. Charles Baker will give a book review and Mrs. Harry Ware | | will have charge of the music. Mrs. | W. F. King will lead the devotions. | Assistant hostesses will be Mes-| dames J. F. Gigax, G. W. Gille, R E Guthrie, John F. Hoff, A. C. Hoff-

man and W. H, Ireland Museum Guild Will Elect Officers |

The annual “white elephant” sale of the Children's Museum guild will! be held following a luncheon Fri-| day in the museum, Mrs. George E. Bardwell is the luncheon chairman and will be assisted by Mrs. ! Reily G. Adams and Mrs. Robert | Langsenkamp, Mrs. Henry E. Todd will be the| auctioneer for the sale. Election of | officers will be held. Mrs. Burchard | Carr is chairman of the nominating |

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~Events

Clifton Kindergarten Mothers. :

11:45 a. m,, Thurs. In the kindergarten. Covered-dish luncheon. Election of officers. Indianapolis Current Events. 12:30 p.m, Thurs. Mrs. Ella Jarrett, 5338 Broadway, hostess. Mrs, J. W, Webb, current events. - Mrs, A. W. Meyers, program. Flemish Flanders chap, I.T.-8.0C, 7:45 p.m, Thurs. Mrs. J. M, Whitehead, 2201 Nowland, hostess, “Delhi, ‘Old Capital of the Mogul Empire’,” Mrs, John Thornburgh,

Guests will be entertained. On-Ea-Ota. Noon Thurs. Mrs, Warren Baker, 4113 Millersville rd., hostess. Luncheon.

Service-8tudy. Thurs. Mrs, A. G, Marquis, 404 ‘N. Irvington, hoste ess. Frank Wallace, program, Valley Mills Homemakers. 1:30 p.m, Thurs, Mrs. Sally Edwards, Valley Mills, hostess. SORORITIES Verae Sorores chap. Verus Cordis. 8 p.m, today. Mrs. Albert King ham, 608 N. Tuxedo, hostess, Rush party. Zeta Beta Chi. 7:30 p.m. Thurs, Hotel Lincoln. Red Cross films to be shown by Bert McCammon. Business meeting.

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