Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1946 — Page 20

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¢ i Reservations Made for Lambs Frolic Saturday Night in the Columbia Club

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RESERVATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE for dinner ¢ parties preceding the Lambs club spring frolic Saturday night in the Columbia club. Dinner will be served . gt 8:30 p. m. in the ballroom with dancing and a floor

' show following. a ar : Among those who will entertain with dinner parties

are Kenneth Kinnear, Herbert Pinnell, Charles H.

Edwards, W. H. Krieg, Albert M. Campbell, Dr. C. B. Fawcett, F. C. Albershardt, Dr. Robert K. Walker, C. H. Bradley, Milton Matter, A. D. Smith, I. W. Lemaux Jr. and T. E. Snodgrass. Others will be Edward Gallagher, George Vyverberg, Blaine H. Miller, John A. Alexander, XK. D. Brosnan, E. G. Vonnegut, W. G. Bastian, Chauncey Eno and F. J. Feeney. Mr. and Mrs, Ray F. Sparrow are chairmen for the frolic, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Mattison.’ o

An Easter il Nii will be Music Group held by the Hibben school in the To Initiate. Tuesday

school grounds and park surA dinner for all chapters of

roundings tomorrow. Miss Helene Hibben, school director, has charge of Easter baskets and favors for the children. Daycare department children will have special gifts on their lunch tables. ma Alpha Tota, national musical| Alymae Elect ‘ Sig sorority, at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday In| npg ROYER K. BROWN was the Woman's Department club, Will ,. ojected president of the Inbe followed by initiation of NeW| qi nanolis alumnae of Kappa members and a musical program. Kappa Gamma sorority at the © Those to be jrsinied Jncruse he group's final dinner meeting of Nilo Hovey, Mrs. Karl A, Stegmeler.| o). voqr Tuesday in the Butler Misses Betty Walters, Baris univérsity chapter house. Berth, Jo Ann Burr, Catherine Tan Other - new officers are Mrs. Deman, Eloise Harvey and Joan| p,. a Robbins, vice president; Newby. The ceremony Will be conducted by members of Zeta chapter including Miss Wilma Byfield chairman; Mesdames Martha Overbeck. L. P Kreiser and Paul A. Brown, Misses Colleen Phillips, Phyllis Eberhard,

Mrs. Thomas Murnane and Mrs, Frank H. Fairchild, correspondBetty Jean Miller, Nellie Jones, Margaret Warren and

ing -and recording secretaries; The dinner ts will be

Mrs. George H., Kingsbury, arrangemen in charge of Mrs. Robert W. Blake,

treasurer, and Mrs. Norris Cottingham, assistant treasurer. assisted by alumnae chapter members including Mesdames H. H. Arnholter, Thaddeus E. Snodgrass, Earl O. Noggle. Bernard Batty and Roy Slaughter, Miss Julia Guess and

tive board are Mrs. John R. Brayton and Mrs. Lyman R. Pearson. Mrs. Brown will be the delegate to the sorority’s 75th annual convention in the Grand hotel, July 1 to 6. Alternates will be Mrs. Brayton, Mrs. Mark Reasoney and Miss Dorothy Over-

Directors named to the execu-

Mackinac Island, Mich.,

Miss Jeanette Tobey. oi Wan. The musical program J ng ar- . roe by Mrs. Carl Moore. Card P arty April 26

| Six Are Principals in Bridal Announcements

» Mrs. Florence Holland, 5345 E. Washington st., announces the engagement of her daughter, Betty Joyce, and Joseph Charles Bruno, son of Mt. and Mrs. Charles: Bruno, 4747 E. Washington st. No date hse been set for the wedding.

Warren M.

Mr. and Mrs, Bruner, 2654 Applegate st., an“nounce the approaching mar. riage of their daughter, Betty, fo William F. Kellie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kellie,

_ was Miss Patricia Ann McClay.

Miss Colleen Schipper is president of Zeta chapter; Mrs. Paul E. Dorsey is alumnae chapter president, and Mrs. Arthur Taylor heads the|mMrs, John Shannon is in charge of

Ou Lady of Lowrdes Mothers Bluff rd. Their marriage will be

club will have a card party at 8

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Before her marriage on March 31, Mrs. Conrad F. Klingenstein Jr. was Miss Betty MecConnell, daughter of Mrs, Grover Claude McConnell, 1214 Hoefgen st. The ceremony was “read in Sweeney chapel at Butler university.

Mr. and Mrs, Richard B. French, 2343 N. Alabama st., announce the approaching mar‘riage of their daughter, Dorothy Marie, to Leo V. Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank P. Rogers, 641 N. Hamilton ave. The wedding will be June 8.

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Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas F.

Before her marriage April 7,

Mrs. William Kenneth Hastings ~~ Kirch, 1319 Leonard st., an-

nounce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Dolores, to Edward P. Cooke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Cooke, 436 N. DeQuincy st. The marriage

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Emerson. W. McClay, Martinsville, and Mr. Hastings’ parents are Mr. and Mrs. W, K.

p. m, April 26 in the school hall.

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“Love of Earth

A spring party will be held Mon-

a day evening by Omega chapter, Blossoms Beta Sigma Phi sorority,. at ‘the I h S . “ home of Miss Thelma Valentine, ; 4320 N. Oakland ave. Rushees and n t C pr ng newly elected officers will be hon-

ored. : Mrs. William Tyner, social chairman, is in charge of the party, assisted hy Mrs. Robert. Miller, pledge captain, and the social committee. New officers will be installed at the annual founders’. day dinner April 30 in the Marott hotel. They are” Mrs. William Siegman, president; Miss Valentine, vice president; Miss Rae Carol Shoupe and

Writer Pays Tribute To Women Gardeners

By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON Scripps-Howard Staff Writer SPRING HAS crept in on tiptoe. One day the trees were spectral in their branches; the next, every little twig was edged with a fuzz of yellowish green. Suddenly you are aware of a great change—in the earth, in the air, and in the way people look. It's the season when men and women come out of their houses and start to dig in the earth. I love to watch them, flihough I've * never had much of a’desire to-dig myself, nothing gives me more pleasure than to see other people at it. I know what I've missed because there is something in their faces which belies their talk about how hard the work is. Members of our garden clubs never really leave off digging of course, but in the spring they seem filled with a more compelling urge. The gardens they create are things bf beauty. » » » LOUIS BROMFIELD says that these women know a great deal more about soil and even agriculture than many second-rate farmers. They have the brains, the energy, the persistence, the love of earth and an ever-present dream of beauty which makes them a | powerful force in and for the land. | What we owe to our feminine | gardeners nobody can‘ estimate. Given a little plot .of earth, they can work miracles. ‘Nowadays when there is such | great need for food, many of those who once toiled only with flowers | are working with vegetables. Their {donations to a hungry world are {not insignificdnt. | Anyway, while they dig and T ean |watch them, the cares of life are | forgotten. Especially in the spring, I thank God that I live in a place where there is still room for gardens.

Easter Hunt Planned By Legion Groups

| The Wayne post of the American | Legion and its auxiliary will sponsor an Easter egg hunt: for children of the community at the post home, 6566 W. Washington st., at

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Will Be Guest ‘At Shower

Pre-nuptial parties for brides-to-{be are features of today’s bridal news. Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Keilman {will be the honor guest at a personal shower Saturday night in the |home of Miss Patricia Ann Pults, [6261 N. Pennsylvania st.

{bride of Electrician's Mate 2-c¢ Earl | William Rich Jr. at 3:30 p. m. April {28 in the Central Avenue Methodist (church. | Guests Saturday will include Mrs. |Edward J. Keilman and Mrs, Earl [William Rich, mothers of the en-| {gaged couple; Mesdames J. A. Dyer, | |Prank Sisson, William Begley and | {| William Birk, Misses Mary Jo Ho- | necker, “Betty Lou Johnson, Betty! Livingood, Joan McMullen, Susan | | Singleton, Betty Beck, Betty Evard, |

geron, Joan Stout, Laura Freeland, | {Irene Tague, - Betty Jane Stukey,!

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yo» A miscellaneous shower honoring | Miss Sallie Taylor Vaught, who will {be married to Charles W. Neathery lon April 28, will be given tomorrow night by Mrs, James Murdock, 2053 N. Talbott st. | Assistants will be% Mrs. O. P. | Compton and Mrs. Willlam G. EnItrekin, Thirty-eight guests ‘have | been invited.

Dexter st., have announced the approaching marriage of their daughter, Margaret, to Edward R. Bousom, son of Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Ford, 22 N. Temple ave. The ceremony will be read at 8

Rev. J. Ray Stanton officiating.

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June 28. he Hastings, Martinsville. will be May il, The Bridal Scene— |Newcomers’ Club 1. OU. Groups ‘ r To Give Dance : : Miss Keilman A dinner dance will be given by Announce

| Miss Kellman will become wel [s Planned

|Carolyn Darwin, Betty Lou Ber- |

Betty Mills, Marion Stewart, Jean | |

Griswold, Virginia Colvin and Shir- |

the Newcomers’ club Saturday night in the Athenaeum. Ted Campbell's orchestra will play for dancing. The committee in charge consists of Mrs. J. Latimer McClintock, Howard King, Ray Schrameyer, Clyde Webber and D. M. Kernahan.

Officers

Times Special

Indiana university coeds have elected officers of three campus organi-

Kroll,

Outdoor Dining Exhibition

Miss Ellen

Y. W. C. A; Miss Mary Morrison, Hartsville, will be president of the|

Miss Marcella Roberts, Michigan | City, will head the Women's Ath- |

“Outdoor {

Block's third annual letic association.

Dining” exhibition will open next Thursday and continue through May 4 in the store's auditorium,

The display of vice president; Miss Martha Alice |

| home of Mrs.

2 p. m. Sunday.

Mrs. Dorothy Cheek,

{ toe BLOOMINGTON, Ind., April 18—| Service Chub Meets

| The Good Will Service club will . s : | meet at noon Wednesday for lunchzations for the coming school year. leon in the home of Mrs. S. E. Rowe, Indianapolis, | 5020 Crestview dr. will become the president of the | Weimer and Miss Carrie Flinn will { assist the hostess. Mrs. Dorsey King | will give the Easter story.

Mrs.

Association of Women Students and | Victory Cl ub

The Victory club will meet in the Robert Elmore, 205 Other officers elected were Miss | N, Temple ave, at 7:30 p. m. toJean Maney, Indianapolis, A. W. 8. | day.

auxiliary community chairman, is in charge of arrangements. An informal supper will be held at 5 o'clock for post and auxiliary members and their families.

Frank

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Miss Virginia Munsell, secretaries, and Mrs. Frances Jester, treasurer. Guests will be Mesdames Charles Young, G. M. Oakley and Roma Clemens, Miss Frances Smith and Miss Marguerite Collins, Kanfas City. :

Auxiliary Program The Madden - Nottingham = unit, American Legion auxiliary, will meet, at the post home, 1130 W, 30th st., at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday. Miss Kay Scott will demonstrate household

paper products. A social hour will follow the meeting.

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Pitkin, Martinsville, Y. W. C. A. vice president, and Miss Jane Clark, | Indianapolis, W. A. A. vice president.

outdoor furnifure and tables set for all types. of outdoor living will be arranged against background of ? California scenes. The scenes are being built and painted by Block's display men, carpenters and artists, under the

Council Members

A. W. S. council members are! {Miss Clark; Miss Sue Howe, High{land Park, Ill.; Miss Ethel Seaman | land Miss. Patricia Gates, Indian- | | apolis; Miss Toby Treger, Buffalo, ! IN. Y.; Miss Mary Frances Dreesen, | |East Chicago; Miss Annabelle Hol{lingsworth, Russiaville; Miss Vir-

Mrs. Pike | direction of E. W. Snyder and A. J.|ginia Jordan, Garrett; Miss Rosalie

der. | Laramie, Oak Forest, Ill, and Miss Flower arrangements for the ta-|Jean Dunbar, Colfax. bles will be in charge of the garden| Other officers are Miss {clubs of Indianapolis, under the di- | Anderson, South Bend, Y. W. C. A.| rection of Mrs, Paul R. Pike, presi- secretary; Miss Mary Frances | dent of the Forest Hills club, Kelley, Logansport, W. A. A. vice The arrangements will be judged president; Miss LaVergne Niequist,i land awarded ribbons by Mrs. Dor-| Valparaiso, and Miss Mary Lou] lothy Biddle, garden club editor of Boswell, Culver, W. A. A. secretaries, | “Flower Grower.” She will be infand Miss Dorothy Dorsey, Terre]

through Saturday for consultation.| Austin, W. A. A. treasurers.

| | Y i» » ' ‘Easter Service A meeting featuring Scandinavian | The Nature Study club will hold folk dances and American. square an Easter service at 3 p. m. Sun-

Scandinavian Dances

center from be a program of music and medita6 p. m. to midnight Saturday in the | tion. |D. A. R. chapter house. Miss Marie remem Jensen will play for the dancing Fmerq to Meet

Miss Ruth Berdin Melton was ' rill be caller for honored recently at a bridal shower and Carl Witbur wil

the square dances. Guests will] Miss Ruth Flick, 33 8. Linwood '|bring sandwiches and cakes. The lave. will entertain the Emera club public may attend. fat 8 p. m. tomorrow.

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ave, at 6:30 p. m. Saturday in the home of the Rev. A. M. Brown, pas- | | tor of the East Tenth Street Methodist church. Attendants will be Mrs. Helen | Carter, sister of the prospective | bridegroom, and Norman R. Melton, { brother of the bride-to-be.

n n n | Mrs. Rosemary Frazier and Miss | | Juanita Eckler will honor Miss Bon- | nie Hay, Oaklandon, with a miscel= | | laneous shower at 8 p. m. tonight | in the girls’ dormitory of Central I Normal college, Danville, | The 36 guests will be classmates | | of the bride-to-be who will be mar- | | ried to James Moore, Monticello, | {'at 2:30 p. m. Sunday in the Oak-| |landon Christian church. Parents of the couple are Mr. | and Mrs. Eugene Hay, Oaklandon, | and Mr. and Mrs, Pred Moore, Mon- | | ticello. :

Card Party Booked | By Sunshine Club |

A monthly card party will be held | |by the Children’s Sunshine Club, | {Inc., at 1:30 p. m. next Thursday-in (the committee room at Ayres’. Mrs. W. B. Sequartz, is chairman | for the party, assisted by Mesdames Harry Yale, T. E. Hanika, R. C. G

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