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TUESDAY, NOV. 5, 1948 Tri Kappa Will Entertain Students
High Schoolers to Be Guests at Concerts Nearly 800 high “school orchestra
and band students throughout Indiana will be the guests of Kappa
Kappa appa sorority at 12 con- 1
certs by the Indiana Symphony orchestra this season. Students from £2 owns will attend. This has been a sorority project for nearly - 10 years. At the opening concert Sunday students attended from Attica, Delphi, Fowler and Rensselaer. Other schools. that will attend Sunday concerts are as follows: Nov, 24-— Alexandria, Lawsenceburg and Washington; Dec, 22—Bicknell, Kokomo, Monticello, New Albany, Or-| leans and Vevay; Jan. 12—Albany, Clinton, Peru, Rockville and Worthington; Feb. 2—Ft. Wayne, Linton, Madison, Richmond and Winchester; March 16—Goshen, La Porte, Montpelier, North Manchester, Plymouth and Rochester. Friday Concerts Six Friday evening concerts will be attended by the following schools: Nov. 15—Arnderson, Marion, Pendleton and Union City; Dec. 6 — Frankfort, Franklin; Ladoga and |’ Shelbyville; Jan. 3—Covington, Elwood, Greenwood and Muncie; Jan, 24—Brookville, Danville, Edinburg and Knightstown; Feb. 28 — Hartford City, Newcastle, Noblesville and Plainfield; March 28—Columbus, Crawfordsville, Greensburg and Greencastle. | Tri-Kappa also provided sym-| phony tickets for. 3800 service personnel at Camp Atterbury during
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Rts xiliary Conference Booked ”
Mrs. Jack Meyers and Mrs. Wilber Owen (left and right) are co-chairmen for the luncheon to be held Saturday in connection with the state conference of presidents and secretaries of the American Legion auxiliary.
Unit presidents and secretaries of the state American Legion auxiliary will hold a conference here Friday and Saturday. A school of instruction for department chairmen will be held at 3 p. m. Friday in the national Legion headquarters and a conference dinner will be held at 6:30 p. m. in the Columbia club. At 9 a. m. Saturday, Mrs. Rees Morgan, Jonesboro, department president, will preside at the opening session of ‘the conference in the War Memorial building. Next year's activities will be out-
lindd by officers. A feature of the annual presidents ‘and. secretaries luncheon that day at the Hotel Antlers will be a round table discussion with Mrs. Morgan and Mrs, Helen Kundrat, department secretary, presiding. , ; The afternoon session will be at 2 o'clock in the War Memorial. The 11th district will be the conference hostess. Mrs. Stewart Maxwell, district president, has appointed Mrs. Henning Johnson
state chairmen and
as general chairman and Mrs. C. |
J. Ancker as dinner chairman,
the war years. Miss Helen Haubold of Decatur, council secretary of Tri Kappa, is chdirman of the sorority's -symphony committee. She is assisted by the eight province officers of the organization,
Programs | To Be Given | Sunday |
The junior section of the Indi-' anapolis Matinee Musicale will present a program Sunday afternoon in the D. A. R. chapter house. Miss Anne Patterson arranged the pro-|
‘gram, and Miss Sharon Brady wiil|
preside, | Participating will be Paul Whitte- | more, Robert Endfley, Julie Ann! Wiggan, Jo Ann Hildebrandt, Char-| lene Ruth Willoughby, Donald Mal- | comson, Carol Ann Harp, Miss Mary | Ellen Galbraith, Barbara Cain, Howard Smith, Phillis Coram, Bruce Zimmerman, Marilyn Stevens, William Travis Selmier, Vonda Duffy, Charles Robert Epstein, Alice Ray| and Carol Washmuth. 3 The student section will present a | program following. the juniors. Laura lee Burke arranged the schedule, and Miss Marti Knauer| will preside. Participants wil] n-| clude David Lukenbill, Dorothy] Blakeslee, Jeanne Bray, Mrs. Ruth Edwards, Shirley Peacock, Rebecca Lane, Delores Filcer, Selma Kamp-! haus, Barbara Kershaw, Rebecca Lane, Adrienne Robinson and Mrs. Minna Edenharter.
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Mothers to Meet The Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers club will meet next Tuesday at the Butler university chapter house. Lewis W. Gilfoy will talk on “Building Security.”.
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Delta Gamma Sorority Alumnae Set Meeting Tomorrow in Chapter House
The Indianapolis alumnae of Delta Gamma: sorority will meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the Riviera club, Mrs. Oren H. Grant, state chairman of the sorority project, “Aid to the Blind,” will be the speaker. She also
will introduce members of her committee. Mesdames Harold B. West,
They include Harrison Eitelijorg, Monroe
Heath, Gentry T. Haun and Jesse H. James and Miss
Betty Schorn.
Mrs. W. C. Witt; hostess, will be assisted by Mesdames Richard C. Disher, 8. Walker Downing, Russell T. Robert and Clay Trusty, Misses Helen Baker, Mary Elanore Cook, Mary Gertrude Killilea
and Marjorie McBride.
H “ » » n o The Art Association of Indianapolis will hold a special lecture
for its members at 8:30 o'clock the night of Nov. 22. Meyer Shapiro will discuss “Impressionism and Post-Impression-ism in France.”
” ” » Miss Dolores Covert. who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin I. Covert, rode in the Vassar college Horse show Saturday afternoon in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. She was a member of the riding team of Briarcliff Junior college and competed in the advanced horsemanship and road hack classes.
Elected President Miss Nancy Lea Adair has been elected president «<L her Delta Delta Delta sorority pledge class at .Coe college, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. £Lenneth Adair and formerly was a student at the Ward-Belmont school in Nashville, Tenn.
I I The Magazine club will meet at 2 p. m. Saturday at the home of Mrs. L. M. Dunning. Assistant hostesses will be Mes-
dames Robert L. Davis, Harry W., Dragoo 8r., William Rasmussen, Paul Duckwall and
Harry W. Dragoo II and Miss Inez Douglas.
Mrs. J. Blaine Hoffman will _
The Netherlands East Mrs. W. W, Peet will talk on Indo-China and Mrs. George Van Dyke will have Burma as her subject. Mrs Lowell 8S. Fisher will preside. and. Mrs. Charles Smith is in’ charge of the program.
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Miss Fetter, «. Mr. Woodson Are Engaged
Marguerite Sellmeyer To Be Wed Nov. 30
Announcements ‘of engagements and approaching marriages highlight today's bridal scene. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Eleanor Fetter and Durbin Woodson. Miss Fetter's parents are Mr. and Mrs,
P, Woodson of Traders Point. The wedding will be late next summer, The couple are students at Indiana university, where Miss Fetter is a member of Mortar Board, senfor women's honorary society, Mr,
lieutenant in the army. » » »
The engagement of Miss Marguerite Sellmeyer and Joseph P, Scanlon is announced by her par-
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Scanlon, 32 N. Temple ave. The wedding will be Nov. 30 in St. Anthony’s Catholic church. Phe prospective bride has chosen her sister, Eileen, to be her maid of honor, ‘and her cousin, Mrs. Robert
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Russell M. Fetter of Sturgis, Mich, | § and the prospective bridegroom is| ‘the son of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
Woodson served five years as a
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. -Sell- | meyer, 245 N. Pershing ave. He!
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Juniors of the A ¢ ‘Get Set’ for
Of Dances and Parties |
P. Scott, will be matron of honor.
|Bridesmaids will be Misses Hilda |
| Weisenback, Mariap ‘Spry and Mildred Gonder. Margaret Roach will be flower girl. Emmet Scanlon will be best man, and ushers will be Edward Sellmeyer Jr. and Leo. Shanahan, : The attendants of the bride-to-{be will honor her at a shower Sun|day at Whispering Winds, and Mrs. {John Roach will honor her sister at a shower Nov. 23 in her home, 609 E. 44th st. » Mr. and Mrs. of Maywood announce that the marriage of their daughter, Velma, and Arlon Barnhart will be Nov. 16 in Christ Episcopal church. He is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Park, 4211 Sunset ave. The bride-to-be will be honor guest at a miscellaneous shower to-
morrow night at the home of Miss |
Patricia Bauder, 4410 Rockville rd. Miss Janet McKeand will assist the hostess. : » ” - Mrs. Ruby Hall, 1227 Hanna ave, will be married to J. Henry Dawson, 1219 Hanna ave, at 2 p. m. ‘Sunday in St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church. She is the daughter of August Vogel, 429 N. Denny st.
Kindergarten Plans (Open House
Mrs. Thomas Chilton, 6115 N.| The Fairview Kinderghtten |Ewing st., will entertain a group of | Mothers club will hold opén house {friends at 8 p. m. today. The guests at 8 p. m. today for fathers and| Lo Ber Central ave.. Indianapo|will be Mesdames 8. Earl Baird, A.|guests. Dr. M. O. Ross, Butler uni-| , . Po [H. Langlais, Edward Green, Harold | versity president, will speak.
Basler, Walter Deiner, Jane Fletch- | lor and W. Kenneth Graybill and Emerson J. Soland, president; Mrs. Mrs. Joseph
Miss Catherine McCollum.
Guild Sets Meeting
The: monthly
meeting of
Recently elected officers are Mrs.
|{H. I. Gill, vice president, James Clark and Mrs. Chaille, recording and correspond-
ing secretaries, and Mrs. Paul R, the Bayer, treasurer,
{Marian guild will be held at the filled as follows: Mrs. Janet Duke, {college at 2 p. m. tomorrow. Final invitations; Mrs. E. B. Davis, fiplans will be made for the fall card nance; Mrs. Daniel Drew and Mrs.
party which will be held next Tues- Robert J. Wedding, social;
day in Block's auditorium.
Nurses Plan Dance
The City Hospital Nurses alumnae dance will be held Saturday
Mrs. {Fred W. Cunningham, telephone, {and Mrs. Edward Erler, publicity,
| eich —————— Social Session Set Delta chapter, Phi Delta Pi soror-
from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. in the Co- ity, will meet for a social meeting
lumbia club.
Ted Campbell's or- at 8 p. m. tomorrow.
Mrs. Earl
chestra will play for the semi-for- Hardy, 858 S. Pershing st., will be
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Robert Mattingly |
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Other posts are
the teen-agers to have their own and inactivity reigned.
_ New officers of the indac Juniors of the Indianapolis Athletic club are (left to right) Miss Marilyn Taylor, secretary; Miss Joan Reis, vice president; Don Smith, treasurer, and Don Wise, president,
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thletic Club a Big Season
[Museum Plans | Annual Series {For Adults
First of Programs Will Be on Dec. 11
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Pd The Children's museum annual adult program series will opén Dec. 11, Mrs, Grace Golden; director, has announced. The series will be open only to adult members. At the first session, in the museum, Wilbur 'D, Peat, director of the John Herron Art institute, will talk on “The Lure of Chinese Art.” The next three programs will be given in the War Memorial building auditorium, Hillis L. Howie, director of the Community school of St. Louis, will give an illustrated lecture on “Contemporary Exploration in the Southwest”. on Jan, 17. “Woodland Symphony” will be described by Ellsworth Jaeger, curator of education of the Buffalo Museum of Science, on Feb, 14, An illustrated lecture on the “Art of .the Earthwork Builders,” by Glenn A. Black, archeologist of the Indiana Historical society, will close the series on March 12.
By BOBBIE SCHAEFFER ; IT WAS TRADITIONAL, at the Indianapolis Athletic club, for
club, Then along came the war
Now, once again, the sons and. daughters of Athletic club mem-
bers are organizing the Indac Ju They met last week to get: plans
Mrs, Dorothy Stout, an 1. A.C. |
staffer who is helping them with plans, says the members don't have to be ‘'shoulder-shruggers | -or juke box huggers” to have fun | with the Indac Juniors. | Dances, hayrides and parties have been part of the junior tradition. around the club and it's a sure thing f
‘Miss Serv: Nominated
Times Special OXFORD, O., Nov, 5.—Miss Lela Jo Servaas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Bert Servaas, 4515 Carroliton ‘ave., Indianapolis, has been nominated for beauty queen of the Miami universfty year book. She was {nominated by Pi Beta, Phi sorority, lof which she is a member. Miss | Servaas is in her third year at the {school here. The queen, who will be selected by off-campus judges, will not be until the Recensio, school year book, is published next spring.
= » | Miss Ruth Stoeppelwerth, daugh-
|ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Stoeppel-
{ lis, has been initiated into Alpha {Chi Omego sorority. Miss Stoeppel-
{campus honorory group, Cwen,
Mrs. Evans to Speak.
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Mr. “and Mrs, Floyd Carrick:
P. H. Ho photo’ Mr. and Mrs. “Benjamin J. Richards, 4848 N. Capitol ave., announce the engagement of their daughter, Virginia Lowe, to Robert Phillip Pruett, son of
A. Pruett, 604 “Ellenberger pkwy. The wedding will be Nov. 30.
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Miss Lois Wilson, daughter B. Wilson, 2143 N. Bosart ave. ‘became the bride of Gerald Wayne Carrick in a ceremony Sunday in the Central Christian - church. The bridegroom is the son of
Principals in Bridal News
Emma Gene Tucker photo Miss Marjory Anna Carroll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry E. Carroll of Noblesville, is the bride-to-be of William F. Bruenger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Bruenger, 404! E. 42d st. Their marriage date has not ‘been announced.
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Elmer A. Jacobs,” 1311 Cruft st, an. " nounce the engagement of their daughter, Betty, to Edward Burdine, son of Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Burden of Warman ave. The date for their marriage has not been set.
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Poetry Clubs To Meet Sunday
The Indiana State Federation of Poetry Clubs will hold its first rendezvous meeting of the season Sunday at the Y. W. C. A, Cary Hale, president of the New Castle Poetry club will open the meeting. William Chitwood will talk on the {life and poetry of Ralph Waldo Emerson, and members will read (original poems. Miss Mary Jane | Edington will sing, accompanied by {| Mrs. Bertha Didway. The winners lof the federation’s poetry contest [win be announced. | . In charge of hospitality will be A. Ee Wrentmore and Mesdames Herbert Schmutte, Rose Marie Cruzan ‘and Martha Bishop. Mrs. Margery {Shelley and Frederick W. Ranz will {serve on the door committee. | The anthology of Indiana poetry, {being compiled by the federation, {now is ready for the press. The | federation, at. its convention, also decided to publish a poetry magazine.
‘Miss Weddle Elected By Student Group
at Western college, Oxford, O.
Mrs. Ernest Evans will speak to| The, parliament is the legislative the Meridian W. C. T. U. when it body of the student government
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Mrs. William Steele
Alpha chapter of Zeta Beta Chi sorority will sponsor a public card party at 8 p. m. Thursday in Hol lenbeck hallg at the Y. M. OC. A. Mrs. William A. Steele and Mrs, Arthur E. Jullan are co-ch for the event that will be based on a harvest festival theme. Proceeds from the party will be used for the Julietta home, which is the sorority’s charity: project. Miss Eleanor Pyle is in charge of ticket sales. Also on the committee for the event are Mesdames Wayne
CLUBS Sunshine Garden. 1/30 p. m. Wed.
Beech Grove, ‘hostess, Demonstration of winter bouquets and a chrysanthemum display, Amica Study. Wed. Mrs. Robert Flutro, 65 Cecil, hostess. Study, “Jesus, the Man.” Bide-A-Wee, 7:45 p. m. Wed. Miss Adele Ginnsz, 2263 N. Delaware, hostess. Brookside Kindergarten Mothers, 1:15 p. m, Wed. Kindergarten. Speaker, Miss Ida Conner. |Children’s Sunshine. 11:30 a. ‘m. Wed. Ayres committee rooms. Board meeting. 2 p. m. Business meeting. Forest Hills Garden. Wed. Chrysanthemum show at Garfield park conservatory, Green Thumb Garden. Wed. Mrs, C. J. Sherman, 112 8. Johnson,
hostess, “Chrysanthemums,” by Mrs. Walter Williams and Mrs. C. C. Limbach.
Heyl Study. Wed. Clubrooms, 3124 N. Meridian. “Young Jefferson,” by Mrs, Guy Byrd. Home Economics. 2 p. m. Wed. Food Educational center, 304 N. Pennsylvania. Demonstration. by Miss Marion Schleicher. Alexandrian chap. I. T-8. C. 1:30 p. m. Wed. Mrs. E E Nugent, 3135 Northwestern, hostess. Sepaker, Mrs. John Thornburgh. Queen Elizabeth chap. I. T.-8. C. “1:30 p. m. Wed, Mrs, Hugh Sprague, 1240 W. 34th, hostess, Speaker, Mrs. Bert Combs.
Sisterhood to Meet
Mrs. George Van Dyke, Marott hotel, will be hostess for the meet-
Miss Charlene Weddle, daughter PF P. E O. Sisterof Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Weddle, gu shamer . ’ 3360 College ave, has been elected , : {secretary of the student parliament
Miss Cox Hostess
The Gamma chapter, Alpha Pi {Omega sorority, will meet at 8 p. m.
meets at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the |association. Miss Weddle is a jun- {tomorrow in the home of Miss {Dorothy Cox, 1018 W, 36th st.
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Mrs. Hubert Nickels, 150 S. 10th, ]
Shirl -Hanshew,. Julian Donald White and Vivien {Hill, Misses Lucille Scott, Bertha Weindel, Bettie Wolfe, Josephine Hurley and Frances Klee, Mrs, James M. Wallace is chapter presis dent.
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Washington Chosen for Convention
Times Special NEW YORK, Nov. 5—~The Woms= en's Action Committee for Lasting Peace has officially selected Wash« ington as the sité of its 1947 nae tional convention, it is announced by Mrs, Norman deR. Whitehouse, national president. ~ The action was taken -at a meeting of the general committee at the Women's Action committee's nae tional headquarters’ here’ In ane nouncing its decision the organi zation considered what forms of racial discrimination would be faced by delegates from its member organization, the National Association of Colored Women, Inc. One particular , discrimination was that of securing hotel accommodations. Mrs. Whitehouse said that because of this barrier, provisions would be made for housing these delegates in the private homes . of Washington hostess members of the committee. Selection of the national capitol, Mrs. Whitehouse said, was dictated by its Importance to the purpose of the Women's Action committee, which is to secure the support of congress in strengthening the United Nations. The 1947 convention will be the committee's fourth national cone vention. Its third convention was held last April in Louisville, Ky.
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