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Photos by Lioyd Walton, Times staff photographer From the Union building and over the Jordan river bridge on the Indiana university campus in Bloomington is a familiar path for Pat Gates (in checked dress), daughter of Indiana's governor and

a sophomore at the school. With her here is Don Main, another I. U. student. . 2

Society—

Dramatic Club Production and Dance Will Be Held Tonight in Athenaeum

MANY DRAMATIC CLUB MEMBERS are planning dinner parties preceding the club’s production tonight in the Athenaeum. Garvin M. Brown and Mrs. John R. Brant Jr. will have the leads in the play, “Bertha, the Beautiful Typewriter Girl.” A dance will follow the

Pe. afnce. Among those entertaining with dinner parties in

the Athenaeum will be Messrs. and Mesdames Burford Danner, J. K. Lilly Jr, Nicholas H. Noyes, Julius Birge, Wallace If Tomy and Robert Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Blish of Seymour, bx Mayor and Mrs. Tyndall, Mrs. Ward Hackelman and Cornelius Alig Jr. ps Others who wil] be hosts for parties at the Athenaeum are Messrs. and Mesdames Russel] Sullivan, Elijah B. Martindale, Russell Ryan and Robert Bowen Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Taylor, Mrs. Niven Stahl, Mrs. Robert Hendrickson, Henry Severin, Albert Clark, Garver Wheeler and Ralph A. Lemcke. » ” » 5 5 » » Mr. and Mrs. C. Harvey Bradley will have as dinner guests in their home Messrs. and Mesdames William Mothershead, John Collett and John D. Gould. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bobbs will entertain in their home with a dinner for Messrs. and Mesdames J. Landon Davis, George E. Home, Francis W. Dunn, William E. Munk and Charles Culp. Cast and committee members and their husbands and wives will have dinner at the Athenaeum. They are Messrs. and Mesdames John Gordon’ Kinghan, William H. Wemmer, Jeremiah L. Caddick, Walter Schott, Thomas D. Stevenson, Garvin M. Brown, John R. Brandt Jr., Blaine H. Miller Jr., Albert J. Beveridge Jr., James PF. Carroll and George Fotheringham, Mrs. Marsha Perry, Mrs. John Rockwood and Sylvester Johnson Jr. . Among. those. who have made reservations for parties at the dance are Messrs. and Mesdames George Kuhn, Bradley, Richard Vonnegut, John Hollett, Adams, Tomy, Keyes Atkins, Birge, Edward Bennett, Hiram McKee, Alexander Stewart, Gene Eddy, Berkley Duck and Bobbs, Miss Sallie Eaglesfield and Raymond Gregg.

St. Margaret's Guild to Entertain at Hospital ST. MARGARET'S HOSPITAL GUILD will have a luncheon and business meeting Tuesday in the Meridian Hills Country club. Hostesses will be Mesdames James L. Beattey, R. H. G. Mathews and Larry Willson. Next week the guild's annual parties for patients at the City hospital will be held. The occupational therapy workshop patients will be party guests at 1:30 p. m. Thursday and a party for children will be given at 2 p. m. Friday in the hospital. Entertainment for the children's party will be provided by Junior Workshop members of the Civic theater. Directed by Mrs. Harry Karcher, the cast members will be Harriett Spasser, Ann Coy, Faith Evans, Sharon Ingalls, Ann Wolfestein, Helen Logan, 8haron Karcher and Valri Philpott. The group will present a play, “Easter Magic.” : » ” » tJ ” 8 Among those who will be on the program for the adult party are Frank Parrish, Harry Bason, C.-McCord Purdy, a magician; Bill Stephenson, who will give songs and impersonations, and Doris Perry, singer from the occupational therapy department. Miss Edna Faeser, director of the occupational therapy shop, will direct both parties, assisted by Miss Mary K. Mayer. Members of the hospital entertainment committee of the guild who are arranging the parties include Mrs. Harold L. Mercer, chairman: Mesdames John Sloan Smith, Ernest Gimble and Robert S. Daily. Others on the committee are Mesdames Charles J. Gisler, Ford Kaufman, Leighton Lykins, Harry Pritchard, Rex Schepp, Earle Trimpe, Robert Blessing, Mathews, Elmer Krueger, Willson and Prancis Sommer.

Hospital Guilds | Set Meetings

Two hospital guilds have booked unit meetings for next week. Eighteen units of the White Cross guild of the Methodist hospital will meet in the guild service center. They are: Monday — Plainfield, Rebekah and Brookside, Tuesday— West Michigan Street, New Jersey Methodist and Meridian Heights; Wednesday—St. Pdul, Alpha Omieron Alpha, Office, Triple E, Ipalco and Alpha chapter of Omega Nu Tau. Thursday—Mothers, Bethel, Library, Blue and Gold and A. W, V. 8., and Priday—Riverside Park.

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» Five units of the Riley Hospital Cheer guild meeting at the hospital to. sew are: Monday — “Lizabeth Ann”; Tuesday—'Muskingum Valley”; Wednesday—"“Our Old Friends Never Fail’; Thursday -— “Brook gong,” and Priday—"Sun and Rain.”

‘Dinner Is Booked By Legion Groups

The John H. Holliday American Legion post and its auxiliary will meet at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday for a dinner meeting at the Riviera chub. The program will be presentod by the post. is The auxiliary will hold a business meeting following the dinner. Mrs. Harold Reed, membership chairman, ‘will give a report and there will be a report on child Weljare

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Wednesday afternoons find Pat taking notes in Dr. Orvin Larson's discussion and debate class in the university auditorium building. That's Pat in the plaid skirt and sweater.

Evening\may mean dressing for a date . ..

ON THE INDIANA univer~ sity campus at Bloomington, -| Pat (short for Patricia) Gates has a well-merited reputation for getting an incredible number of things done, and done well, Occasionally a fellow student neatly sums up this trait by saying, “Pat works TWICE as hard as TWO other people.” Some girls, in Pat's shoes, might be inclined to take it easy if the address of their parents (like Pat's) were “The Governor's Mansion, Indiana.” It's probably because she is the daughter of Governor and Mrs. Ralph F. Gates that Pat puts such effort into her studies and her extra-curricular activities. She certainly is no loafer. A sophomore, Pat is president of her sorority, Kappa Alpha Theta. She's president, too, of Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman scholastic honorary group. She also is a member of Tophets, the sophomore honorary. Anda recently she was pledged to Pleiades, an honorary social organization. The scholastic average which brought her membership in these just didn't happen. So many of her spare moments are spent with her notebooks in the Theta house library that her sorority sisters look there first when the phone rings for her.

Time out for a coke in Commons: Ed Woolfolk and John Ingram (standing left and right); Anne Perkins, Ruth Ann Hamilton, Bob Cleveland, Pat, and Jean Munson (seated left to right).

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Doris Koning [s Bride of [.t. Rahdert

A double-ring ceremony at 3 o'clock this afternoon in the chapel of the First Presbyterian church united Miss Doris Koning and Lt. Karl G. Rahdert. Dr, George Arthur Frantz officiated. The bride wore a dress of lace and white net with a train. Her fingertip illusion veil was “caught with orange blossoms and she carried a cascade bouquet of white roses and sweetpeas, Miss Betty Koning, sister of the . bride, was maid of honor: She ®Wore {a pale blue organza dress in bouffant style and carried yellow carnations.

Trip to California

{ The best man was Paul H. Rahdert, Ft. Wayne, brother of the {bridegroom. The ushers were Lt. {John W. Bailey Jr, Greenwood; {Fred Case, Bloomington, and David ' (Koning, the bride's brother. | A wedding supper for the fami {lies was held in the home of thé bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. {Claude W. Koning, 2225 Perkins ave, following the ceremony.

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Englewood Christian church. The Rev. O. A. Trinkle will officiate. The bride is the sister of Mrs. C. A. Rocco, Pittsburgh, and the| bridegroom is the son of Mr. and; Mrs. L. A. Rominger, 317 N. Oakland ave. Miss Wanita Rominger, sister of the bridegroom, will be Miss Parrish’s only attendant. She will wear a gold crepe street-length frock with fuchsia and navy accessories and a fuchsia corsage.

Reception Follows

A powder blue crepe dress and] navy accessories have been chosen! by the bride. She will carry a twhite, prayer book topped with a| white orchid. Robert L. Rominger,| brother of the bridegroom, will be| best man, and ushers will be Nor- | man and Donald Money and Richard Nieman, Following the ceremony a re-| ception will be held in the home of the bridegroom's parents. The couple will leave on a wedding trip and will be at home after Thursday in Indianapolis. For traveling the bride will wear a navy| suit and a red topcoat with navy! and white accessories.

Sorority Meeting Alpha chapter, Phi Theta Delta sorority, will meet at 8 p. m.| Wednesday in the home of Miss| Hazel Lawson, 346 E. 30th St.

Mary Jane Parrish and Edward F.|

Rominger at 7:30 p. m. today in the!

. MARRIAGE WILL.BE JUNE 2

Rev. Trinkle [Sweeney Chapel Will Be Scene

Of Patterson-Romine Wedding

In a ceremony at 4 p. m. tomorrow in Sweeney chapel at Butler Vows will be exchanged by Miss| university, Miss Mary Kay Romine will become the bride of Willlam| Before an altar Fletcher Patterson. The Rev. Ralph L. O'Dell, pastor of the Memorial

Presbyterian church, will officiate.

Mrs. J. E. Romine, Covington, and Mr, and Mrs, Arthur E. Patterson, |

Magazine Club Meeting Held

American home day was observed this afternoon when the Magazine club met in the home of Mrs. Lowell 8. Fisher, 31 E. 45th st. Mrs. Fisher presided, and Mrs. Frank C. Walker, in charge of the program, discussed “The Career of Home Making.” In a forum on the subject, Mesdames Howard Huber, Edward J. Wolfarth and Harold O. Warren were the speakers. Mrs. William “C. Bartholomew, Magazine club member and president of the seventh district, Indiana Federation of clubs, described the aims of the American home department of the I. F. C. The war service chairman, Mrs. Arthur Tomlin, reported on the club's work during the year, which included purchase of 11 new books for the Billings General hospital and the crocheting of bedroom slippers for patients there.

Hostesses were Mesdames George P. Stockton, E. W. Stockdale, J. B. Vandaworker, Arthur R. Tomlin, George A. Van Dyke and Harold O. Warren,

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilding, Washington, announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Jean (left) of Indianapolis, to John David Baker, son of Mrs. Hugh J. Baker, 3926 N. Néw

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5729 Washington blvd. Miss Dorothy Ellen Romine’ of Covington will be her sister's maid of honor. She will wear a green net gown styled with a fitted bodice shirred in the front; three-quarter length sleeves trimmed with ruffles and a full gathered skirt. Bridal Gown

The bridesmaids, Miss Janet Alexander of La Porte, Miss Joanna Jennings and Miss Barbara Wells, will be dressed in yellow net fash-

foned like the maid of honor's dress. ! {All the attendants will carry co-|

lonial bouquets of sweetheart roses, yellow gladioli and yellow iris. Given in marriage by her father, the bride will wear an ivory satin gown fashioned with a fitted basque, romance neckline, shirred bodice and long sleeves. Her full skirt will

extend into a train and she will |

wear a two-tiered fingertip illusion cascading from a halo of braided illusion and satin. She will carry gardenias centered with a white orchid.

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The best" man will be the bridegroom's father. Ushers will be Theodore Ralph LeMaster, Joseph Cleon Cottom and James Francis Bash. A reception in the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house at Butler university will follow the ceremony For her going-away outfit the bride has chosen a gray gabardine suit, a flower hat and black patent accessories. She will wear a white orchid corsage. The couple will be

at home at 5738 Indianola ave,

Sorority Notes State Day

Chi Omega sorority marked its first state day celebration since 1941 with a luncheon program today at the Marott hotel. Mrs. John Leslie, Indianapolis alumnae president, introduced J. L. Dalton, special agent in charge of the Indianapolis FBI office, who discussed “Juvenile Delinquency.” Mrs. L. F. Stahlhuth, luncheon chairman, was assisted by Misses Jean Aber, Ellen Cook and Maryanne Lamb. Members of Theta Beta chapter at Indiana university and Chi Beta chapter at Purdue university attended the event, as well as alumnae throughout the state. Miss Marjorie Cox and Miss U. and Purdue chapter presidents, were seated at the speakers’ table. Music was provided by trios from the two chapters,

Secretaries’ ‘Dinner The James Whitcomb Riley chapter of the National Secretaries association will have dinner at 6:30 p. m, Monday in the Canary cottage. A social hour will follow the business meeting. Miss Mary Catherine Brouse is in charge

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Miss Schmedel | Will Be Wed

| As the couple left for a motor {trip to California, the bride wore a dressmaker suit with black skirt and coral jacket. They will return" i . in June. - Miss Janice Conner | it Randert, on’ terniinal leave : : from the Seabees, is the son of Mr. Will Become Bride and Mrs. Christian Rahdert, Ft. The vows will be read by the Rev.| Wayne. Charles Query when Miss Janice {Conner becomes the bride of Clair] » banked with Bowers at 7:30 o'clock tonight in| Reeser -Webster [Pulie,’ alin Wiss ana Ea rt Memorial Methodist | \/ OWS Are Read rbara medel will become id {the bride’ of Richard Joh tl Miss Conner is the daughter of! Madonna chapel of the Third r ohnson a (Mr. and Mrs. Roy Conner. 1615 E Christian church was the scene this {7:30 p. m. today in St. Paul Evan-/ ath st., and Mr ‘Bowers is the son Hoon of she marriage of Miss Alma gelical Lutheran church. Dr. H. of Ray Bowers, Waterloo. Towa | Webster and Joseph 8. Reeser, for= M: Zorn will ofiviate. | ‘The bride, given in marriage by | erly of New York. The Rev. A. C. The bride is the daughter of Mr. ner father, will wear a light blue TOOK yeu the ceremony. and Mrs. Everett Schmedel, 520 E W00l suit with black patent acces-| it . e wore a Light biye wool ‘Towa st, and the bridegrooni’s par-|Sories—She-will-carry- a -white-Bible * i y erie re atone; ents are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson, |!OPPed With white flowers. sories and a white orchid corsage. et | Miss Katherine Mabe as maid of Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. o i { : {Paul Grimes. Mrs. Grimes wore a Given in marriage by her father, Donor will wear a coral suit with| low zabardi it with the bride will wear a white satin|Plack patent accessories and a gar-*7 Oe ol lly Haed " bee gown with a full gathered skirt|denia corsage. Joseph Welssenberger | 80 O' YElOW roses oytiined in Bing

| ;i11| Will be the best man. flowers. ¢ extending. ma s Wei She wil A reception in the church wil After & breakfast in the Italiad we ngertip {illusion vell an : {room of the Hotel Lincoln, the

will carry white roses and sweetpeas.|f0llow the ceremony. The couple { will be at home with the bride's

Reception Follows parents. Cincinnati. Miss Barbara Arnold, maid of] y (honor, will be dressed in a rose”net Tr: Los p | frock and will carry Talisman roses. | Couple W ill Live uiter | The bridesmaids, Miss Eva Schme-

In Indianapoli del, the bride's sister, and rs. | M I lis Ruth DeLury, sister of the bride- ll And Mes James L Hinesley groom, will wear blue marquisette. |; COW Do analaliapois from | Their flowers will be pink roses. recur: Shy 8 " hesley's ce scharge from e navy. Harold Miller will be best man and | 1p, couple will be at home at 519 | ushers will be Wilbur Schmedel and | yw 49th st Robert Tedrowe. Following the Sure] Before her marriage, Mrs. Hinesmony a reception will be held infley was. Miss Dorothy Plowman South Side Turriers hall. daughter of Mr. and Mre J | Upholstered Furniture The couple will take a wedding |Plowman, Galveston, Tex. Mr.| CARPETING IN HOME OR OFFICE {trip to Chicago. For traveling the Hinesley is the son of Mrs, Myrtle | bride will wear a pale blue suit|Hinesley, 4739 Sunset ave. |with a blue plaid topcoat and black| The couple was married April 2 | accessories. in the First Baptist church in Gal-

Welfare Club Party ||— Will Be April 24

Wednesday, April 24, is the date set for the Welfare club's annual | benefit; card party. The event will {be at 2,p. m. in Ayres’ auditorium.| Mrs. E. Monty Campbell is chairman. Proceeds will go into a fund to place a woman in the Indianapolis Home for Aged Women. The group has recently placed one woman there and has provided for seven others.

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