Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1946 — Page 14

For Her Marriage to Nat U. Hill

MISS MARGARET CURLE HAS SET JUNE 8 as the e for her marriage to Nat U. Hill. The ceremony will

“be read in the Tabernacle Presbyterian church with Dr.

‘Roy Ewing Vale officiating. Miss June Curle, the bride-to-be’s sister, will be maid of honor. Bridesmaids will be Miss Barbara Kiger, Miss Bettijane Mosiman, Miss Carolyn Smith of Peru and Mrs.

* William E. Mohler, George Barnett of Evansville will be best man. A receptiodt at the :Marott hotel will follow the ceremony. Those

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| who will assist are Mrs, Thomas A. McSpadden, Wabash; Mrs. John

|G. Dean, Mrs. Albert W. Buschmann, Miss Dorothy Woodward, "© Bloomington; Miss Barbara Cleaver, Anderson; Miss Susanne Pugh, Hammond; Misses Jean Moore, Patricia Peterson, Katherine Moore and Mary Anne Pearce. ' ‘os ® * 8 Mrs, Buschmann and Miss Pearce will honor the bride-to-be with a linen shower and dessert bridge tomorrow night in the home of Miss Pearce. Guests will be the bride~to-be’s mother, Mys. Marvin £"Curle, Mesdames Wilbur B. Shook, E. 8. Pearce, Sheldon FP: Turk, Dean, Mohler, Jay Hedges and Robert Hedges, Misses Kiger, Mosiman, Mary Jo McGuire, Woodward, Margaret Noble and Divine

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A personal shower and luncheon-bridge will be given for Miss Curle by Miss Kiger and Miss Mosiman at 12:30 p. m, Saturday in the Indianapolis Athletic club. The bride-to-be’s mother and Mesdames Kenton Mosiman, Earl W. Kiger, Buschmann, Mohler, Turk and Dean, Misses McGuire, Enright, Noble, Woodward, Smith and Pearce will be guests. Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Bain entertained Miss Curle and Mr, Hill at dinner in the Woodstock club recently.

Miss Stair Is Honor Guest MISS Y CATHERINE STAIR will be honored at a house- _ hold shower in the home of Miss Nancylou Fullenwider Friday night. A May 25 ceremony in the Tabernacle Presbyterian church will unite Miss Stair and John F. Wild III. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George Clement Stair and the prospective bridegroom’s mother is Mrs. John F. Wild Jr. Guests Friday will in clude the couple's mothers; Mrs. William Bachers, sister of the progpective bridegroom; Mesdames Ernest Fullenwider, Agnes Ostrom, Frank Apple and William Geyer and Miss Doris Harms. Another shower will be given for Miss Stair Monday night in the home of Miss Julie Ann Hartley. She will be assisted by Mrs. Harry D. Hartley, her mother. Guests, with the mothers of the couple, will be Mrs. Edgar H. Baily, the bride-to-be’s aunt; Mrs. Harry E. Sharpnack, Chicago; Mesdames Guy F. Boyd, George _ Ostrom and Agnes Ostrom, Misses Fullenwider, Betty F..Cramer, Mary Jo Gray, Dorothy Wright, Charlotte Engle and Marietta Beldon.

Miss Margaret Curle Sets June 8.

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£ .] ili Three organizations holding their annual election meetings yesterday were the St. Margaret's Hospital guild, the Junior aux-

iliary to the Indianapolis Day Nursery and the Park School Mothers’

association. Six of the St. Margaret's guild officers appear in the photo-

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a THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES | Saas GUILD ELECTION ............DAY NURSERY AUXILIARY OFFICERS «or vvrerirre:

to right, rear row) Mrs, Charles J.

er; corresponding secretary; Mrs. Lawrence M. Henderson,

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treasurer; Mrs. Robert C. Burnett, recording secretary; (left to right, front row) Mrs. Johr R. Brayton, re-elected president; Mrs.

Robert M, Stith, second vice Feightner, first vice president. is the assistant treasurer. The Day Nurse right) Mrs. Edward

president, and Mrs. Harold C. Mrs. Bert A, Gwynn (not shown)

auxiliary officers pictured center are (left to affensperger, vice president; Mrs. Donald C.

Duck, recording secretary, and Mrs. James D. Peirce Jr., re-elected

president. Others named at the

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meeting were Mrs. William Niles

Wishard Jr., corresponding secretary, and Mrs, Thomas M. Billings,

treasurer,

The new president of the Park School Mothers’ association (photo at right) is Mrs. F. F. Marston (left) who succeeded Mrs,

Albert J. Beveridge Jr. (righf}.

The other new officers are Mrs,

N. F. Schaefer, vice president, and Mrs. Herbert F. Call, secretary

treasurer.

Churchwomen Will Install Officers

An all-day meeting of the Tuxedo Park Baptist church Women's Mission society will be held tomorrow at the church, White Cross guild work will be finished in the morning session before a covered dish luncheon at noon. : At the afternoon session annual reports will be given by officers and

Traffic Club Plans

e Custer Grac Card Party Friday

To Speak . At Museum |

. Traffic club.

“Picturesque Mexico” will be the subject of an illustrated talk to be given at 4 p. m. Sunday in the .- John Herron Art museum by Miss| = - Grace Custer, “|. Miss Custer will show colored ‘glides made from photographs ~ taken on a recent trip to Mexico. i: An exhibition of photographs

Miss Kissel ) oritable architecture and decorative art will|gent ‘be on display through this month . at the museum, . Included in the exhibition of 140 : photographs are pictures of furni-

‘ture and furnishings, ceramics from Arrang € Prog rams

* Upsala, glass from the Orrefors and| The seventh anniversary of the|war

A card party will be held at 8 p. m. Friday in the 40 and 8 chateau ais . by the Indianapolis Women's

Miss Jane Davis is chairman, as- : sisted by Mrs. L. I. Hobbs, special committee; Miss Roarta Schull, tickets, and Miss Ester Harding, prizes. Proceeds will be used for

proji showing contemporary Swedish ..ts Miss Margaret Kissel is presi-

Homemakers Groups

department chairmen and newly elected officers will be installed by Mrs. R. R. Mitchell. The officers are Mrs, Fred Stucky, president; Mrs. Edward Kern and Mrs. Newell Hall, vice presidents. Mrs. Ray Fye, secretary, and Mrs. Floyd Augustus, treasurer.

Essay Winners Announced

Times Special FRENCH LICK, Ind, May 15.— Six winners in the state-wide high school essay contest were announced here yesterday at the Indiana Federation of Clubs’ convention. The essay contest, on “Character

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convention of the Indiana Federation of Clubs at the French Lick Springs hotel. New officers elected at the threeday conference, which will close this afternoon, are Mrs. George L, Miller of South Bend, unopposed candidate for the office of senior trustee for a two-year term, and Mrs, Charles G. Rodman, English, junior trustee for a three-year period. Mrs, Herman Jones, New Castle, also vied for the junior post. In her talk on “Safety,” Carmark asserted that the federation should let the governors in each state know that it has a group of intelligent persons to work on, the safety problems. on a nonpolitical basis. “The federation should start a]

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and safety. . . . drivers’ training in high schools and safety courses in high schools |

Education,” was sponsored by the federation and the state department of public instruction. Mrs. Prederick G. Balz, Inidanapolis, chairman of the federation postplanning department, an-

' Kosta works, textiles from the|La-Val-Wood Homemakers club will | nounced the winners. . Gothenburg looms and the Garden| pe observed tomorrow evening in| Prizes totaling $200 were awarded city or Fresh Air center develop-|ip. nome of Mrs. Margaret Krick [to Douglas Monroe, Gary; Don

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assistant hostess.

Initiation Tuesday * 2 a

Initiation services will be held by| The Liberty members of Gamma chapter, Omega Nu Tau sorority, in the home of Mrs. Thomas Anderson, 1246 W. 34th st, Tuesday. She will be assisted by Miss Marian Ellaby, Miss Ruth Furgason and Mrs. Robert Highland. held

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Mrs. Margaret’ Oberle will be the| basset, Muncie; Rose Riggs, Evans- |

| ville; Constance Doyle, Loogootee; Carolyn J. Carr, Connersville, and Dorothy Teal, Arcadia.

and colleges to be given on a credit | basis. We also should have well- | trained persons. to teach the] courses.” “Unify Codes” | Mrs. Carmark also urged a uni- | fication of traffic codes and devices

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makers club will meet at 10:30 a. m. | Alt tomorrow in the home of Mrs. | Margaret Green, Brookville rd. A covered-dish luncheon will be|heim will hold its monthly card served at noon and the project lesson will be “Home Appliances.” A “white elephant” auction will be

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enheim Party The Ladies auxiliary to the Alten-

party at 1:30 p. m. Friday in the

Theodore Schuller and Miss Louise | Ellig will be hostesses.

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Speaking on the “Modern Ann McGinty,” Mrs. Sewell, administra- | tive director of the Associated | Women of the American Farm

home. Mrs. Charles Holtman, Mrs:| Bureau federation, said, “It's up to | measure to ask Gavernor Gates to

| the women to help solve the mutual problems of producer and consumer.

‘| renewed confidence.”

“| school budget should be expanded :| “to provide the means for fuller

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Clubwomen Asked to Support Traffic Safety Programs; LF.C. Elects Two Trustees

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Times Staff Writer . FRENCH LICK, Ind., May 15.—Women's clubs throughout the ne try should act as a force in the communities to help solve the n rising traffic and safety problems, Mrs. James Carmark, safety chairman

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en's Clubs, said here today.

Mrs. Carmark, who is from Providence, R. I, shared the spotlight with Mrs. Charles Sewell on this morning's program at the 56th annual

“Cultivate friendship between rural and urban women,” she advised. “Both have nidhy mutsal problems and share equal responsibility to help build homes that will develop the type of citizenry that will be required to carry on this government through succeeding generations.”

Mrs. Ahlgren Speaks At last night's session, Mrs. Oscar Whiting, recording secretary of the G. F.-W. C., said that our only hope to ward off another world war is to live the golden rule

| through the guidance of the United | Nations, ‘

“We must develop public belief

program of education on traffic that this new organization willl “We should put| succeed,” she stressed. “It can suc-|

ceed if the driving is careful. Let

us study it. Let us have faith in|

it.”

She pointed out that today women| mason Swain, writer of juvenile st. address.

not only have the vote but they

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M.A. Fox Are Wed

Miss Mary Rosalie Kimler became the bride of Marvin A. Fox at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon in the Fairview Presbyterian church. The Rev. Virgil D. Ragan read the ceremony before members, of the immediate families. 7 The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Jane Buchanan Kimler, 126 E. 33d st, and the bridegroom's parents

are Mr. and Mrs. William C. Fox, Kokomo,

Two Attendants Miss Virginia Keaton and Creigh-

ton Kimler, the bride's brother, were the only attendants. Miss

Keaton wore a powder blue wool suit with black accessories and a pink carnation corsage. - { The bride wore a white gabardine |

corsage of Talisman roses. | A reception was held in the home | of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. | and Mrs. James Buchanan, 4910| Kenwood ave. The couple will live

in Logansport.

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Author to Speak

The Story-a-Month club will meet at 7:30 p. m. today in the] Rauh Memorial library. Miriam |

books and short stories, will speak. |

have the majority of the nation’s|yg.c ‘Gary Winders is program |

voting power. “But,” she asked, “must there be another world war to make the women use their power?” At an earlier meeting Mrs. Ahlgren was indorsed by the I, F. C. as candidate for the office of second vice president of the general federation. Delegates also voted on resolutions {and changes in the state federation's constitution and by-laws.

Resolutions Adopted

They adopted an emergency {put into action the program which {resulted from President Truman's trafic and safety conference in | Washington last week. Other resolutions® adopted in{cluded indorsement of legislation {making it mandatory to have at | least one woman appointed on each {school board in Indiana, approval {of the national food conservation program and a pledge to purchase sanely and wisely to bring about economic stabilization. The federation also resolved to study proposals for adequate defense of the country and military training of men, to extend the group's horizons to international study problems, to demonstrate and emphasize basic principles of good character and to urge the inclusion of Spanish courses in school curricula. The principal speaker jat last night's dinner meeting was Miss Gleda Schrottky, representing the national Girl Scout organization. Talking on “Standing Firm in AdMiss Schrottky said that the home must now be re-estab-{lished since the guns have ceased

firing.

Today's Speakers

She recommended recreation as a means of escape from the strain | which war and the troubled days | since have put upon us. “It refreshes the spirit,” she addéd, “and helps us to attack our jobs with

Earlier yesterday Dr. Clement T. Malan, state superintendent of public instruction, declared that the

utilization of school buildings and

ation’ during their leisure hours, winter and summer.” On the program for the closing session of the convention today were to be talks by Mrs. Louis R Markun of Indianapolis and Ste | phen Nolan, editor of the Indianap|olis News |

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The Bridal Scene—

Doris Pottenger Is Engaged To Lt. J. W. Chapman III; Della Zollman Is Bride

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Pottenger, 3400 Lafayette rd. announce the

engagement of their daughter, Doris Arvilla, to Lt.

Chapman III, U. 8. N, son of Cmdr.

(jg) John W, and Mrs. Chapman II, Washington,

D. C, and Larchmont, N. Y. The wedding will be late in June. Miss Pottenger, recently discharged as a lieutenant (j.g) in the WAVES, was stationed for two years in the port director's office,

Seattle. She is a graduate of Indiana university. . Lt. Chapman was graduated from the U. S. Naval academy at Annapolis, was on the Enterprise aircraft carrier for a year and now is in the submarine service. : & 8 8 ; Mr. and. Mrs. John Zollman, Fowler, announce the marriage of their daughter, Della, 1217 N. Delaware st, to Bradford . Moore, son of G. P. Moore, Baileyton, Ala. The took place Easter Sunday in the Bells chapel of the Church of

God. Mrs. Moore Mr. and: Mys.} Moore are at home at the Delaware

- » Miss Agnes PubsnePwas the honor guest last night at a miscellaneous

wedding .

shower given by Mrs. Albert Sey fried, 1802.Union st. Miss Fussner will be married to Charles William Rathz on Saturday. Shower guests were Mesdames Joseph Rathz Richard Sauer George Kraeszig, Merle Miller, John Mangold, Robert Fitzgerald, Mark Thompson, C. B. Bell and’ A. J, Fritz, Misses Elenor Ayres, Blanche Drexler, Doris Yaden, Rosemary Stump and Dolores Zahn. Miss Pussner was entertained recently at another shower given by Miss Drexler and Mrs, C. B. Lauck, in Miss Drexler's home, 2616 Allen ve,

» ” Mr. and Mrs.” Edgar Williams, 548 N. Dearborn st., announce the engagement and approaching mars riage of their daughter, Shirley Elaine, to George Walter Dehn, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W, Dehn of Brooklyn Heights, N. Y, formerly - of Indianapolis. The wedding will be at 7:30 p.-m. Sat« urday in St. Paul's PBEpiscopal church.

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