Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1946 — Page 24

# his brother's best man, and ushers

_a navy suit, navy accessories, pink

. Winchester,

Breakfast Set For Sunday

Jack Zaltsberg, Winchester, was

were Lt. Gene Vayda, Cleveland; Mr. Freadlin and Bernard Shepard, Winchester. After a reception at the club, the couple left on a wedding trip to Miami; with the bride traveling in

hat and an orchid corsage. The at-home address will be

Mrs. Zaltsberg attended Indiana university and was a member of Sigma’ Delta Tau sorority, Mr. Zaltsberg recently was discharged

after 43 months as a lieutenant in|

the quartermaster corps.

B.PW,

Miss Betty Ann Arensman (left), Miss Lucy Blanton of Danville (center) and Miss k

kan

atherine Nel-

son are members of the cast for "A Kiss for CinddFella” (Barrie) which the Masquers club of Tudor Hall

szhiool will present at 8:15 p. m.

Saturday in the school auditorium.

“The Indianapolis Business and | Professional Women's club will, sponsor its annual May breakfast at the Indianapolis County club at 10 a. m. Sunday. { “Breakfast in Hollywood” is to be the theme. Nehrling will | be master of onies. The B. P. W. glee club will sing; Patty Joy

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D. A. R. Chapter Will Entertain

Two State Officers Next Week |

THE IRVINGTON CHAPTER, D. A. R,, will have a

1 p. m. luncheon meeting next Thursday in the home of

Mrs. Raymond Stilz. Mrs. J, state regent; Mrs. Furel R. Burns, North Manchester,

state vice regent, and Miss

* citizenship pilgrim” chosen from the county, will be spe-

cial guests.

Harold Grimes, Martinsville,

Sue Rosa Fisher, the “good

On the committee in charge of the luncheon are Mrs.

Frank R. Baker; chairman; Mesdames Stilz, Quentin D. Wert, F. A.

‘Green and J. H. Clendin. - s »

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Mrs. Harry E. Bostwick, 633 Eastern ave, will be hostess for the

meeting of the Daughters of the British Empire Monday.

Assisting

will be Mesdames Fred Richardson, E: C. Cocking and T. N. Shimer.

British brides are invited to attend.

The Culture club will meet in the home ‘of Mrs, T. M. Rybolt

tomorrow. Mrs. E. J. Braman will be in charge of the program on “The Life of Beethoven.” = - = y The Indianapolis Woman's club meeting will be -held at 2:30

Ladywood Will Present

Betty Keough

{Heads W. A. A.

At Butler

Miss Betty Keough, Junior at { Butler thiversity,, recently was | elected president of the school's | Women's Athletic association. Other officers are Miss Diann| DeWeese, vice president; Miss Mil-|

ginia Kelly, treasurer; Miss Joy Mudd, publicity - chairman; Miss Dorothy Webber, Bluffton, social {chairman; Miss Gloria Virt, point chairman, and Miss Ruth Ann George, medal chairman.

Miss Keough also is vice presi- |

dent of the Association of Women|

Students; a member of Philokurian, !

| literary society; Delta Psi Kappa,!

| Spurs, sophomore honorary society; sorority.

" » ” The Butler Independent associa-|

‘tion has elected Mis§ Carol Jarrett, : To serve with er are Miss Edith Williams, vice

Junior, president.

4 LAFAYETTE, May 2.—The Pur-

— es —._ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __, / juers Club Will Present Barrie Play -

Pi Phi Chapter a Will Observe Anniversary

May 18 and 19 Set | For Event at Purdie

Times Special

due university chapter of Pi Beta Phi sorority will mark the silver anniversary of its founding on May 18 and 19, with a luncheon. and oanquet on Saturday and a brunch and open house on Sunday. Of the 16 charter members, 12 will be present for the luncheon which will include a fashion show of styles popular when the alumnae were “co-eds. Charter. members who will attend are Mrs, M. R. Granger, Indianapolis; Mrs, Wayne P., Hughes, Chicago, Mrs. Walter Crum, Richmond; Mrs. B. E. Horrall, West Lafayette; Mrs. R., T. Kelsey, Lakewood, O.; Mrs. Donald 8. Kochheiser, .Colum- |’ bus, O.; Mrs. C. H, Hagstrom, Lakewood, N. Y.; Mrs. G. H. Thompson, Logansport; Mesdames Fred Rose, Lewig Clark, William Wallace and R. H. Bauman, all of Lafayette,

Open House Sunday More than 200 sorority members are expected to attend the banquet | Saturday in the faculty lounges of the Memorial Union building. Mrs. Kelsey will be toastmaster, - The Sunday morning brunch "will | be held in the walnut room of the Fowler hotel, the same place the | founders banqueted after their ini-! tiation 25 years ago. Members of the active chapter and the alumnae will be at home to guests at the chapter house from 3 to 6 p. m. Sunday. Special guests who will attend include Miss Amy B. Onken, Cha- | | pin, Ill, grand president; Mrs. Rob- | ert S. Wild, Indianapolis, assistant! [to .the grand vice president, and (Mrs. Benjamin C. Lewis, Detroit, {vice president of Delta province of |

dred Marshall, secretary; Miss Vir-|Pi Beta Phi,

Indianapolis Visitors The general committee includes | Miss Rhea Walker, chairman, who will be assisted by Mesdames Bau-

convention:

{ir# Mrs. Parker's speech were pro-|

THURSDAY, MAYZ 1048 Voters’ Sy Urges Return -

“P. 7 A: Officers Installed. be

Among officers of the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers installed this morning were Mrs. Malcolm M. Porter (seated, left), Crawfordsville, region 5 vice president, and Mrs. Frank Rie- | man (standing, right), treasurer. . Shown with them are two district directors who assumed their duties this week. Mrs. Rush Billingsly (seated, right), Lebanon, is of district 5B and Mrs. J. A. Barlow (standing, left), New Albany, is of district 6D. u o = 8

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Mrs. James Parker Is Speaker At Final Convention Session Of Parent-Teacher Congress

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‘To Rationing Convention Is Held In Kansas City

» Times Special 1 KANSAS CITY, Mo., May 2.—The

| National League of Women Voters,

food rationing in this country.

tion covering this stand followed a talk by the league president, Miss {Anna Lord®Strauss.. She also is a President ‘Truman's famine emergency committee,

. | ‘The resolution, presented by Mrs.

{George Gellhorn, St. Louis, said: |“The convention of the League of | Women Voters urges the President of the United States and the agrie lculture secretary to take every {possible step to fulfill commitments |the United .States has made for {sending food to other countries in {the next two months. The Resolution “The convention further urges {the government to begin now to {plan for prudent management of the 1946 crop so that there will not |be a recurrence of the famine in the spring of 1947. In order to share jour food with the rest of the world and at the same time assure equitable distribution of the domestia supply, the league urges reinstitue tion of food rationing.” Formulation. of the league's proe gram for the coming two years, including its stand on foreign relief problems, was under consideration yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Allan Mitchell, Bloomington, Ind. the league's international co-operation

An eight-point program for Parent-Teacher leaders in the post-war CPalrman, was in charge of the sesera was outlined this morning for delegates: attending the 34th annual|Sio%:

convention of the Indfana Congress of Parents and Teachers.

| Mich,

Mrs. Fuller Speaks 3

The program was presented by Mrs. James Parker, Grand Rapids, Mrs. John L. H. Fuller, Indianapvice president for region four of the national P.-T. A. congress. | olis, She spoke, in the Clay ypool hotel, at the closing session of the three- -day | proposing the broadening of the

Among the eight points covered phn propose reaty.

motion of better health among chil-

man, Guthrie Carr, Clark, Richard dren; offering them greater prepa-|Was presented a life membership in the next two years, the Acheson ree

and Curtis Walker.

Indianapolis sorority members (who have registered for the events ’| include Mesdames G. L. Small, C.

| physical education honorary group;! C. Hadley, Jesse B. Mellett, J. N.|

Goll, C..K. Hepburn, H. W. k t d rams of spiritual {the American Chemical society, the |W. R. Dr Baker, | muni y-wice prog P

{Y. W. C. A. and Delta Delta Delta! R G

h, W. C. Phillippi, James, Floyd T. Romberger Jr. G. H. Boots, J. W. Miller, M. R. Granger | and Herschel E. Miller, Misses Katherine E, Bruck, Elizabeth Fun-.} sett, Jean E. McCartney and Marilyn Mueller,

teaching in schools, and working] land Teachers, for more adequate schools as well as aiding in recruit- |

ing qualified teachers. |

new local P.-T. A. units,

| Cordell, Horrall, Rose, John Trost ration for family living; revitalizing | the National Congress of Parents (port which points out we must give

{up some amount of Sovereignty to

finaneng of | The Hockett cup, awarded to the international authority for control {district director organizing the most |of atomic energy. went to

“This is the first step toward

In addition she urged that com- Mrs. Orion Reed, Marion, district 4C. | world government,” she said. “Theres

education be launched;

political interest knowledge of national and interna- meeting at the Claypool. tiona] affairs be enlarged. “One of our post>war’ problems,” she gaid, “is to reach into every {small community in the land until

‘Pen Women Convention

Delegates from Indianapolis who!

will attend the biennial convention of the National League of Amerjcan Pen Women, May 10 to 17, in Washington, are Mrs. Fred L. Pettijohn, Mrs. W. D. Keenan and Miss Florence Taylor. g will include

‘Others attending Mrs. H. 8S. McKee, Greensburg, president of the Indianapolis

branch; Mrs. Mahlon Payne, Lebanon; Mrs. Ellene Purdy, Carmel; Mrs. Margaret Shelly, New Castle; Mrs. Hazel McGee Bowman, Odon,' and Mrs, Walter Grow,

Mrs. Pettijohn is decorations |

. chairman for the authors’ break-| fast on May #11. Indiana authors will display their publications in the | exhibit of books at an authors’ luncheon,

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Montane Mare ome, Marie Pu. | ©, TOY 0 he Fn |, : il art and Lettie Trefs, son will talk on “Once Upon a- Jane Evre + Misses Lulu Allen, Margaret Evans, | " Mrs. Harry. V. Wad ’ . Blanche Penrod, Gertrud 1ds Time” and Mrs, Harry V. Wade Ruth Sulgrove, Katherine Watson} 1. discuss “Early Ofreer | Ladywood school will present and Julie Winterrowd. Miss Sarah| * omen: ’ vs “Jane Eyre” at the school at 8:15] ~" Margaret Bernard is in charge of) Attends Council Meeting |p. m. Saturday. Kenneth Lemons Gegorations. : MRS! SPRAGUE H. GAR-

will direct the play. The cast will include Miss Mary Nell Lewis, East Lansing, Mich; {Misses Virginia Koschnick, Joan {Hays and Doris Beck, Indianapolis; {Misses Patricia Mason, Nancy Rous- | seau and Mary Boyer, Detroit; Miss Dene Stewart, Payne, O.; Miss Bar|bara Gleason, Sidney, O. Miss Leila Consentino, Ft. Way ne; iMartha Jean Laughlin, Orlando,! | Fla; Miss Marjorie McKeown, | (Portland; Miss Bernadine Ditter, Yakima, Wash.; Miss Beverly Dobson, Bloomington: ‘Miss Nancy LeeMacCracken will retire July 1 [son, Elwood, and Miss Mary Alyce after 31 years as president of the | Zeller, Bicknell, college. ¢ iy Miss Yvonne Arnold and Miss fo ————— Sl me——— {Carolyn La Marche dre Sage man- > 2 | agers. Miss Sickels Speaks | - Members of the production crew Miss Evelyn Sickels, supervisor of Lare Misses Helen Gibbons, Mason children's work dn the public libra-|and McKeown, costumes; Misses ries, was guest speaker at the meet- | Barbara Bidwell, Beverly Dobson | ing of the Mothers’ club of the Clifton kindergarten at 1:30 p. m. today in the kindergarten,

DINER, representative of the Indiana Vassar club at the first ' post-war meeting of the Vassar Alumnae council," was among the 125 guests at a dinner given last night in honor of the college's retiring president, Dr. Henry Noble MacCracken. The council meeting was held at the college yesterday and today. Council members voted to join with the Vassar trustees in raising a fund for a Henry Noble MacCracken chair of English literature which would be given to the schdol in:June, Dr.

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{and Laughlin, properties, and Miss |

president; Miss Audrey Klein, Sec-| Others include Mrs. R. H. Craig no parent is unreached by P.-T. A. retary, and Miss Martha Smith, | iand Mrs. R.-Stanley Craig, Nobles- -The whole process of parent-teacher | STRAUSS treasurer. \ville; Mrs. Glen McKenzie, Leba- work is one of adult education. We, ’Q. Miss Jarreit, daughter of Mr. and | "2.4 Miss Esther Koons, El- must have educated citizens whether SAYS:

{ Mrs. ‘Dallas M. Jarrett, 2016 Sugar | Grove ave,, is a member of Welwyn | club and Pi Epsilon Phi, home eco{nomics groups, the Y, W. C. A, and | the Association of Women Students. |

St. Francis Guild ‘Plans Card Party

The St. Francis Hospital guild! will sponsor a card party ‘at 1:30 |p. m. next Wednesday in Block's | auditorium. Mrs. Walter Reimer, | chairman, will be assisted. by Mrs. '| William Murphy and Mrs. C. H. | Woirhaye. Other committees include Mes-! idames I. G. Boyd, Roy Nation,! | Arthur Cramer, Henry Gardner,! | William Lossin, Leo Lucid and Ed-| ward Trimpe, special committee; Mrs, Fred Koch and Mrs. Harry! Ferneding, bridge; Mesdames Edward Schneider, Daniel and William Faust, euchre, and Mrs. Stella Warrenburg and Mrs. John O'Connell, bane,

{~ Mrs. Charles older will

officer of the day at the guild meet-

{will be assisted by Mrs. Anna Wil- | helm and Mrs. Harry Putnam. Mrs. Edward Trimpe will preside. { Mrs. Boyd will be hostess for a | coveréd=-dish luncheon,

[the charity ball to be given May 18 in the Knights of Columbus hall.

Latreian Clubs Elect New Officers :

Mrs. William J. Kinnally Mu Latreian. club, Other new of- { ficers are Mrs. Don E. Bowman, vice president; Mrs. Robert W, Smith’ and Mrs. Robert M. Neale, recording and corresponding. secretaries, and Mrs. Stephen Hadley, treasurer. Also elected were Mrs; George H, | Marshall, parliamentarian; Mrs. F.| | Leslie Barlet, historian; Howenstine, federation ‘delegate, and Mrs. John Ertel 3, alternate - » The annual president's Huneheon,| of Alpha Lambda Latreian club will be given at 1 p. m. Tuesday in the Marott hotel, Mesdames James J Lamb, T. F Donlon and William Richter are in charge of arrangements. OfMcers who will be installed at the luncheon are Mrs. Lowell Reed, president; Mrs. Lamb, vice president; Mrs. Rome Frey and Mrs. Phillip Hohmann, recording and | cortesponding secretaries; Mrs. Don. | ald MacLeod, treasurer, Mrs. James Zink, parliamentarian, and Mrs. Allen Sutton, historian.

May ‘Bell Club

The May Bell club will observe Jjts | | fifth anniversary at a 6 p.m. dinner tomorrow in the Canary Cottage. In charge of arrangements are Mrs. | Bernard B. Blinn and Mrs. Dow Jones,

Guest Day Booked Guest day will be held by the | Irvington Fortnightly club tomor(row in the Irvington Presbyterian | church - parlors.

Sorority Meets

Lambda chapter, Omega Nu Tau |

a the Columbia club.

Ne * Sy

sans

Magazine Club

Program Set - |

{Alvin C. Barbour, man. Frank C. Walker, Delbert O. Wil- acted upon this morning by the conmeth, Edward J, Wolfarth and Jessie Patterson and Mrs, Yarling of Anderson.

speak on Hope for Tomorrow.”

Sullivat™yy

sorority | Committees will be appointed for Cifaldi's.

Stanley,

sorority; will meet at 8 p.m. ody

Its last meeting of the season will

be held by the Magazine club at 1 president. p. m, Mrs.

May 11, in the Marott hotel, | Lowell S. Fisher will preside. ! In charge of arrangements is Mrs. program chairHostesses will be Mesdames

Frank .C.

Mrs. William. M,

“Education

Herschell will Today Is the A group of songs will be Miss Joan Wildridge

On display will be magazines

sung by

com-

piled by the club and edited by Mrs. ,Harry W. be ald M Wadleigh.

Dragoo IT and Mrs, Ger-

Theresa Runyon and Miss Gibbons, |ing Tuesday in the hospital. She Mother’ S Day Dinner

Is Arranged

An annual Mother's day dinner will be held by Kappa Phi Delta att 1 p. m. Sunday at

In charge of arrangements are Mesdames Joseph Johnston, Joseph Erpelding, Earl Otey and Leon Miss Martha Vollmer and Miss Helen Hudson.

Guests will ‘include MesaaméS

has Mattie Allen, C. E. Freeberg, Jessie in teaching units, and recognition | been elected president of the Alpha Howard, Lue G. Hudson, J. H. Ken- of kindergartens as part of the pub-

nedy, Emma Maschmeyer, William Maschmeyer Jr., B. F. Miller, Fred Rennegarbe, May Rowley, Bernice Spurgeon and Anna Vollmer,

‘Guild to Elect

‘The Theodore Potter Welfare guild will meet at 10:30 a’ m. tomor-

Mrs. Fred| row in the Potter Fresh Air school.!imum teachers’ salaries; increase in

Election of officers will be held.

Bride- to-Be-

| Miss Marilyn McRae, daugh-

ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. MeRae, 1034 .N. Keystone ave. will become the bride of Ralph A. Gunnion, son of Mrs, Pauline Gunnion, New Point, Sunday in the Woodruff tnited Presbyterian church.

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{or not “they have" had school education.” Congress officers { morning were Mrs. | Indianapolis, treasurer; [sa Johnson, Mishawaka, région three vice president; Mrs. Malcolm Porter, Crawfordsville, region five vice president, and Mrs. Jack C. Greig, New Castle, region-seven vice

installed this Frank Rieman, Mrs. Ru-

Back Price Control

Continuation “of price controls until supplies equal demands was backed in one of the resolutions

gres. The organization also pledged itself to” “volunteer rationing” until food. supplies are normal in wartorn countries. Another resolution proposed aid “in making the United Nations "function as intended” and pointed the P.-T. A.'s special interest in the U. N. educational, scientific and cultural organization. . Other measures covered backing of equal educational and social opportunities for all “children and youth, regardless - of race, color, creed or nationality; support of continued efforts to assure children happy home lives including religious} training, and sponsorship of adult educational programs. The P.-T. A. stand on providing all children with training to develop particular aptitudes. and abilities in-| | cluded: Adequate financial support of schools; ‘adequate salaries for teachers; encouraging young persons to become teachers; adequate curricula: reduction of pupil loads

out

lic school system.

Support Federal Aid \

Other items in .the program are:| | Federal aid for schools; support of {the school lunch program; equali{zation of educational opportunity in rural and urban schools; continued payment. from state funds of min-

{school library facilities; year-round . use of school buildings and grounds | for. educational, recreational and {community programs, and counsel- ' g programs in schools to co-oper-

ate ‘with community character building agencies. Additional résolutions favored

support of measures to alleviate the housing shortage, and support of preventing exploitation of [children and the underprivileged, Banquet Speaker At, the annual banquet last night {in the Murat temple, Clifton Utley of Chicago, international news

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“May Morning” by Esme of Paris

analyst and radio commentator, will asserted that the Byrnes proposals ~ 250 and 1.50 were the most important American

-plus tax diplomacy-- because they abandon . isolationism. YThese proposals go farther than the 1010 treaty. pf gudrantee with France , , . they go farther than the United Nations charter,” he ex- “ plained. “Under the United Nations charter we really do not pledge our-} selves because possession of veto always permits us to stop any action.” He explained to the 1200" banquet (guests that the Byrnes proposals would allow us to use. force. instantly and automatically in Europe any

Convention' delegates this after-is no possibility of world. governe that good! noon made their annual trip to the ment being considered before our J. Stephan Bond, citizens be encouraged in greater Riley hospital as the congress board next convention in two years. The and that their of managers held a post-convention most timely thing to do now ig

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