Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1947 — Page 16

SCOUT. DIRECTORS ELECT OFFICERS—Officers of the board of’ directors of the i and Marion County Girl Scout council were elected yesterday as the organization observed past’ presidents’ day at the Indianapolis Athletic club. Shown here with Miss Geneva M. Barrows (center), executive director of the scouts; are Mrs. C. K. Calvert (left), recording secretary, and Mrs. James A. Foulke, president. Both were re-elected. Other officers chosen are Mesdames W. L. Heston, Horace Storer and Robert Wild, first through third vice presidents; Mrs. A. J. Micheli, corresponding secretary, and George Schumacher, treasurer.

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Raab, 1146 Congress, hostess. Beta chap., Beta Chi Theta. Today

Tacoma, hostess,

Gamma chap, Alpha Pi Omega. 8 p. m. today. Miss Mary Jane

Mrs. Robert Henry, 3902 N.

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will ‘wear a three-quarter length veil of illusion falling, from

Mr. Hempfling | Will Wed’ { (Miss Dunica Ceremony to Be Read

a lattice net crown trimmed with’

seed pearls. She will carry a white | Bible topped by a lavender orchid. | Wiliam -C, Hempfling will be his son's best man, and Richard Kincaid and Carl Schultz will usher, A reception in the church will follow the ceremony. The couple will leave for Chicago on a wedding trip, after which they will be at home at 3135 College ave.

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‘ling ‘Peace, in a policy statement

yesterday, called on its 10 million

members - to. rally behind the program.of the United Nations in its

striving for a lasting peace.

Mrs. Norman deR. Whitehouse, president, declared, ‘“Mémbers of the. women's action committee must

8" ‘now act, not only as- informed {citizens of the United States, but ‘| 88 citizens of the world to make

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their influence felt in ! in government agencies " among this nation's representatives to the United Nations. Approves Atom Control “ The

former Japanese mandated islands instead of including the entire region as the U. 8. has proposed. Other steps which the group urged were the’ establishment of an international trade organization, provision for relief and reconstruction of devastated areas, adoption of an internatiolnal bill of human rights and provision against discrimination, The committee also asked that the U, 8S. adjust its immigration laws to co-operate with the. International Refugee organization,

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Epsilon chap., Epsilon Sigma Alpha.

seventh district, Indiana] Thurs. Ober bldg. “South Amer- The

mental; the tax on that portion ofl, yonored with a miscellaneous ica,” Mrs. John Thornburgh. Busi- PEQETONn of Clube: wii have - his income could be remanded. It! shower at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the ness meeting. * : speaker for its monthly meeting at does not seem to me to make sense nome of Mrs. A. E. Wathen, 432 Nip van 000" omecs Nu Tau, 8 1:30 p. m. Friday in Ayres’ audi- pP to make a general cut at this time, | cporman dr. m, Thurs. CON. NE ll haiti SOR INI “Mito the reduction of the deblgypyrday will unite Miss Steepleton| "a "30h on IT6'E 48th, hostess. table discimssion ‘will follow his talk.l. - Yearsiand Glenn Townsend of Bloomfield. “Opportunities. for Minorities,”| pe progtam will be ih charge The rite will be in Madonna chapel! ~. “Biaciburn of Flanner house.

Miss. Bonnie Jean Stetpleton will Singer Wins Honor The diamond cross of the Legion Luncheon Set - [gt enor recently was presented so sg SRN ERE 3 og Rr house, after she sang the riters Amneris in Verdi's operas, “Alda.”

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Latreian Club Sets

Luncheon Meeting [be Mrs. Herbert MacKinze. ‘The Alpha Delta Latreian club] mv. Flemish Flanders chapter, will have a luncheon meeting Tues- | yn¢ernational Travel-Study club,

day in the home of Mrs. James H. met at the home of Mrs. Thomas!

Ruddell, 4051 N. New Jersey st. Riker, 2849 Brookside pkwy., reAssisting her will be Mrs. F. 8. opty Ballweg and Mrs. George Seiden-|

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Guests at the shower will be Mrs. B. Steepleton, mother of the

Mrs. Earl H. Myer will be the speaker for Victory chapter, International Travel-Study club, at 7:30 us. For some reason hard to ex-|p. m. today in the home of Mrs.

= = 2 New Harmony chapteg, I. T.-S. C. will initiate new members at its g at 7 p. m. today at the/root certainly does pot advertise

Historical bureau, will talk on “Con-

quest of the Old Northwest.”

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Eta chap, Phi Delta Pi 8 p. m. today. Mrs. Ruby Hendrix, 4736 Primrose, hostess. Snowball rush

party. . Ashmore, Kenneth White,|, 0 onan Phi Theta Delta. 8:30 Herschel Steele, William Acker,

Stuart, Dale Jaynes, Marion lan, Harry Noe, Marjorie Price, Leitnitz and

, Mises Anita Battista, 1) 4B Committee Darothy Frieaman and. Golden Wheel committee of

p. m. today. Mrs, Morris Dickman, 1208 Windsor, hostess. “Get acquainted” rush party.

the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, D. A. R., met today at the home of Mrs. Lowell C. Reed, 3334 College ave. Mrs. George Kolb was speaxer.

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of the legislative committee. Mrs. Frederick G. Balz is chairman, and she is assisted by Mrs. Brandt C. Downey and Mrs. Louis Markun. { At the business meeting, the {group will vote on the purchase of projectors, record books and pictures for various Indianapolis hospitals. Mrs. William C. Bartholomew will preside, and officers will give reports. A parliamentary program will be

Wikking auditorium. Mrs. W. H. Vinzant, district - parliamentarian, will present the program.

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Mrs, Clayton Ridge will address why so many pass it by and remain the club. Assisting the hostess will unaware of the goodness of this in-

expensive and unusual vegetable. Celery root resembles mild celery in flavor and parsnips in texture. If you are introducing this vegetable to your family for the first time, start with the hot salad of potatoes and celery root. It is a mildly tart salad and you may want to add more vinegar when you first

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Board Meeting Set By Music Clubs

effect swimsuits, the The Indiana polls branch, Nation-![™ ec hy series con- A tinues with hand-screened pop- 4 Lettun ot Amul Fe Wome | lin for sunskirts, dresses and |® Will have a “poetry luncheon” beachcoats. st 12:30 p. m. Saturday in the Hotel Washington. Dr. ‘Edwin Barlow Evans, Butler university, will speak on “The Poet's Vision.” This will be the first of two lectures Dr. Evans will give before the group. The second will be! in March. iy

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The Indiana Federation of Music

Clubs will hold & board meeting at 10:30 a. m. Friday at the Indianapolis Athletic club. The board session will be followed by a luncheon and a 2 p. m. program.

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of the cornstarch and water and gradually stir it into the above : The Indianapolis alumnae chap-| ter, Alpha Omicron Pi sorority, will |

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utes over medium heat, stirring constantly. Stir a small amount of Red Door Cancer society, 110 W.! 10th st., on Friday. i

hot mixture into the egg, then : re Ymitiutes), Drain and reserve liquid. en wr a The group has selected the society There should be about % cup. Add orange rind and cool. Spread [8s one of its projects this year. | Pare and slice potatoes while between layers of cake and set|Three of its members, Mesdames | warm. Combine with celery. root top layer in place. Make a confec-| Clara Young, Henry Polk and Paul, and onion. Heat bacon fat in 8|iiorers sugar icing by combining | Hiatt, serve once a week at the| small pan and blend ini the flour. one tablespoon orange juice, 1% |society headquarters. A ad enough water to celery lquid| teaspoon lemon juice, % teaspoon a vinegar radunty stort ond the| com sirup, a dash of salt and| Business Meeting | dium heat until smooth and slight- % cup sifted confectioners’ sugar,| Alpha chapter, Chi Phi Gamma ly thick. mixing until smooth. Heat qVer{sorority, held its first business meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Norma Church, 304 N,| i Highland ave, at 8 p. m. yesterday.

The program speaker will be Mrs. Hartwig Dierks. She is the chairman of the Kansas federation’s music therapy committee, The program will be open to the public.

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