Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1947 — Page 21
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Rose Yager and William Bruce Ber4 ing. Ths Rev. R..L. Secrest will officiate.
1 3 EB A Rice to. an Home Department
Two. meetings are planned fof] members of the Woman's Department club next week. - 4 The American home department | will hear E. A. Rice, director of spe-| olal youth services in" the city | schools. He will discuss “Barly Indi-| ana Schools” at 1:30 p. ni. Wednes- | day at the club. Mrs, Alvin C. Barbour will preside
talk. F, E. Smith, and Mrs. Charles A. Breece will present & program of music. Mrs. Clayton | Ridge, chairman of the applied education committee, will present Mr, Rice, Mrs, George W, Bowman is chalrman and Mrs. J. B. Vandaworker is vice chairman of the teh hostesses for the afternoon, »
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club. An exhibit of pottery gardens will be arranged #y Mrs. Charles H. Winders. Mrs. William F. Kraas Jn. depart-' ment chairman, will bé in charge of the business meeting before the pro-
gram. Mrs. Laura Ray and Mrs. Howard J. acy will pour.
Berling-Yager Vows Will Be Read Tonight
° The Linwood Christian church will be the scene at 7:30 p. m. today for the marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Miss Yager is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Yager, 615 N. Bradley ave, and Mr. Berling is the son-of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Berling, 2823 N. Olney st. ‘ The bride's gown is of white satin, fashioned with long sleeves, high neckline and a train, Her veil of white, illusion edged with lace will be held inplace by a seed pearl tiara. She will carry a white prayerbook accented with a white orchid. Aftendants’ Frocks Miss Ruth Pawlik of Jeffersonville will be maid of honor, and Miss Jane Sniffen of Montmorenci will be bridesmaid. Their «frocks are styled alike of moire taffeta with fitted basques, three-quarter length sleeves and full skirts. Miss Pawlik will wear. pink and Miss Sniffen chartreuse. > Michael Bruning, cousin of the bride, will be ring bearer. James Berlihg. will be er's best man. Richard Yager, brother of the bride, and Charles Berling, another brother of the bridegroom, will be ushers. Short Trip A reception at the Yager home will follow the cer , After a short wedding trip, the couple will rn to their respective schools. bride isa student at the Indiana university School of Nursing, and Mr. Berling attends Rose Polytechnic institute, where he is a member of Theta Xi fraternity.
Insurance Plan
Will Be Topic
Mrs. Samuel J. Petropella of East Chicago, who is president of the woman's auxiliary to the State Medical association, will be a special guest at the Marion county woman's auxiliary luncheon meeting at noon Tuesday at the Marott hotel. \ Excerpts from a talk, “The Medleal Professions Response to the Public,” given recently by Dr. W. U. Kennedy of New Castle, will be presented by Mrs. William N. Wishard Jr. Mrs. Wishard also will give statistics on the medical insurance plan. Mrs, W. Foster Montgomery will be in charge of the meeting, and Mrs, Wayne Carson. is reservations chairman. A short business meeting conducted by Mrs. Emmett Lamb
will follow_the luncheon.
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{feel entirely sure that. this fund
Emergency 'F und Estimate.
* Information Will Aid ‘In Making Up Budget,
“By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
“NEW YORK, Jou, 11, “~~ I read this week of the hopes| °
sums of money from internachildren’s emergen fund-of the United Nations.
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would actually receive sufficient money. to provide the sums which
these are counting upon and ch it 1s essential that children should receive.
the “beliet that the U, N. should begin now and put together, for|' submission to each nation, the total of subscriptions required from various nations. This is important pari ticularly ‘to the United States, Great Britain and the U. 8.8. R. at the
ent. we supply relief within
1 am coming more and more to|
a ¥ p.m. luncheon Jan. 25 ini the 3 ballroom of the Columbia “club. The program has been arranged by the Indianapolis Council of P, E. O., which is composed of two |& .membefs from each of the 11 chapters in the city. Ha Mrs, E. R. Bartlett of Green- .| castle, Chapter I, will speak on |§ “Living Today in Tomorrow's World.” The candlelighiting serv ice will be directed by Mrs. Wifred Chambers, Chapter V. Honor guests will be the state officers, including Mrs, Dofothy® E. Thomas, West Lafayette, president; Mrs. Irene B, Isfalt, Thom-. 011
Lafayette, organizer. . Mrs, Essie Brumbaugh, South
the : ballroom of the
ceremony.
ARRANGE LUNCHEON—Mrs. M. W dent of the city council of the P. E. O, Soa its annual founders’ da
luncheon at |
olumbia club.
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the framework -of an international organization, or whether we do sO as an individual country, seems
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED — The engagement of Miss Betty Jean Bambill to William Joseph Krier is Bhnounce by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Barnhill, 5321 Park ave.
parents are Mr, and Mrs. Paul E.
. Krier's Krier, 6049 pve ave. The
wedding cerémony will be read at 9:30 o'clock the morning of
Feb. 12 in St. Joan St Arc Catholic
church,
Society—
Series of Pre-Nuptial- Showers Will Be Given for-Miss Barnhill
MR. AND MRS. E. S. BARNHILL announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Betty Jean Barnhill, to William Joseph Krier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E.
Krier.
The wedding will be Feb. 12 in St. Joan of Arc Catholic church. The Rev. Fr. Edwin Sahm will réad the wows. The bride-to-pe is attending Butler university and
is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority.
Butler. Miss Barnhill has named her
Mr. Krier also attended
sister, Miss Joanne Barnhill, as
her maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss Rose Marie Steinbach, Miss Hilli Williams, Miss Katherine ‘Eaton, cousin of the bride-to-be, and Miss Margaret Krier, sister of the prospective bridegroom. Barbara Ann Mason will be the juniorypridesmaid. Paul E. Krier Jr. will be his brother's best man and ushers will
be “Robert Bosson, William Marks, and James Anderson.
Showers Are Planned
Joseph Spaulding, Robert Smith
‘ famong ‘a country’s citizens a spirit
MISS BARNHILL WILL BE HONORED at several pre-nuptial
parties. Mrs. DeWitt Brown and Mrs. J.
Williams will entertain
with a luncheon and miscellaneous shower at the Highland Golf and Country club at noon Tuesday. Guests will include Mesdames Barnhill, Krier, Charles Richardson, N. K. Hurst, J. Thayer Waldo, Herbert Tyson, DeWitt Brown Jr., Jack Brown, M. W. Mason, Charles W. Williams, Philip Neidlinger, Wes W. Cothran, L. S. Eaton, Harold
Riley Jr. Robert Shelhorn Jr. and Robert Richey.
Others will
be Mesdames Sherman Welch, Floyd Fisher, Jack Dolen, H. K.
Weirick, Carl Strickland, Rgymond Neff, Herbert Jenkins and Donald Miliholland, Miss Steinbach and Miss Joanne Barnhill. At)8 p. m. Tuesday Mrs. Eaton and Miss cellaneous shower for the bride<to-be. G
ton will give a mists, with the couple’s
mothers, will be Mesdames Margaret Koskey, Ernest Koskey, Earl Koskey, Edward Koskey, Fred Menzel, Elvadis Webb, William Ahlers, Maurice Goodwin, Hillary Miles, Charles Eaton, C. W. Eaton, .Homer Wright, Willlam Sayer, Neidlinger, Jack Dolen, Kenneth Downs, Paul Finley, Riley Jr. and Mason, Misses Stena Harding, Ahlefs, Krier, Mason, Joanne Barnhill and Jane Koskey.
Mrs. Mason will entertain in her home at 8 p. m. Thursday with a personal shower for Miss Barnhill. The mothers of Miss Barnhill and Mr. Krier will attend. Other guests will be Mesdames L. S. Eaton, C. W. Eaton, Brown, J. M. Williams, C. W. Williams, Riley Jr., Louise McCoulough, Cothran, Fisher, Lester Morris, Richey, Welch, John Meihsner and Shelhorn Jr., Misses Connie Gandolph, Williams, Steinbach, Krier, Martha Rose Spaulding, Josephine and Katherine ‘Eaton, Barbara Mason, Phyllis Hollar, Patricia Jowitt and Joanne
Barnhill. Mrs. Riley to Be Hostess
A LINEN SHOWER will be given by Mrs. Riley Jr. at 8 p.'m. Jan. 27. Attending with Mrs. Krier and Mrs. Barnhill will be Mesdames Michael A. Schelli, John F. Kroeger,-Mathew:F. McNulty,
McCoulough, C. W. Eaton, L. S. Joanne Barnhill, Mason and Eaton.
Eaton and Mason, Misses Krier,
Another party. «honoring Miss Barnhill will be given Jan. 30 by Mrs. Shelhorn Jr. Mrs. Barnhill and Mrs. Krier will be guests as will Mesdames George O. Swaim, Monroe Smith and J. W. Thornton, Misses Krier, Katherine Eaton, Williams, Steinbach, Joanne Barnhill, Hollar, Jackie Smith, Barbara Patterson and Dorilee ‘Koch. x Miss Steinbach will entertain Feb. 2 with a kitchen shower and
on Feb. 7 Miss Williams will give
a miscellaneous shower, Guests
will be Mesdames Riley Jr., Gene Williams, Mason and Shelhorn Jr., Misses Krier, Barnhill, Jane VariMeter, Steinbach, Eaton and Mason.
Parcheesi «..........$1.00 Monopoly $2, $2.50, $3.50 Pollyanna «..........$1.50 Alpha Baseball ......$1.50 Peg Baseball ...:......50¢c
GAMES ARE FUN FOR - EVERYONE !
Shown On Our Famous Fourth Floor |
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Dart Games ...50¢c, 75¢, $I Chinese Checkers ....$1.25 Jungle Hunt ........$1.00 Stampede ........ $1.75 Table Tennis 4.......$1.00 Sea Raider :..c000....75¢ Cardena ....oe00:..$3125 Royal Keno «..ee0...$2.00 Gam-gee ...........$2.00 Parollette .........$3.50 Chess ......$2.75 to $7.50 Finance +..c.c.ov0.. $1.25 Ring Toss .....$1.00, $4.00 Easy Money «.........50¢ Jack Pot +veovenese..$2.00 Rook +ivvsareereenenc?Be
EVENTS -
CLUBS
Carnelian. Noon Mon. Mrs. Frank
Cones, 5808 Central, hostess. Indianapolis Parliamentary Law.
12:30 p. m. Mon. Mrs. Ray Fatout, 3422 Winthrop, hc itess. 14th Arcada
anniversary. Senator Balz, guest speaker,
Monday Conversation, Mon. Mrs, Charles R. Yoke, 4144 N, PennJMan Eaters iof Kumaon” (Corbett), Mrs. Fred
sylvania, hostess.
D. Kurtz and Mrs. E. J. Baker.
New Era. 1p. m. Mon. Mrs. Louis J. Beach, 706 N. Emerson, hostess. “Sidelights on the Life of Tark-
ington,” Miss Nellie, Fatout. Review. 12:30 p. m. Mon.
Covered-dish luncheon, Woman's Research, 12:30 p. m.
Mon, 38th st. branch, Merchants “Car~
National bank. - Luncheon. ing for Other People’s Children,” Miss Lucille Batson.
MISCELLANEOUS
St. Rita’s guild. 3 p, m. Sun. Catholic Community center. Elec~
tion of officers, Chap. G., P. E. O. Sisterhood. Mon.
Mrs. C. F. Brinkman, 4722 E. 15th,
hostess.
Club Meets
The Contemporary club met last Sorority M eels night in the John /Herron Art inSchindler SPoks an "Thirty: Years of Sleui-leatiy tn the hodie of Miz. Leon
stitute, Raymond OC.
want to know is~the total of food-
Winter Club
Mrs. Myron McKee, 4510 Park, hostess.
by Mr, and Mma. Richard A. Mc-
to me very umimportant. What we
stuffs. for instance, “that we should srovide to all the needy nations, since’ that ought to condition what will be available for use within our | country, ~~ How Much cash will the nations need for purchase of materials or machines either here or in other countries? If we know in advance how much of a cash loan will return to us in purchases made in this country, that will help in making up our appropHations budget.
IT 18 Sot I think, that the world bank is having such difficulty in obtaining some one to. head it. Various prominent business men are reported to have rejected- the post. One can only assume that these men find that the forces of finance in this country, and perhaps in Great Britain and even in some othe countries, are making it so difficult to obtain the money Iu that no individual sees any chance of success in carrying out this allimportant banking undertaking. The only real excuse for opposing it would be that, if it were done dn a private basis, the profits to individuals or to firms would probably be much higher, This institution, however, is the one which will be lending money to governments for “rehabilitation purposes, and“ it certainly cannot function without a head, or without the support of the great financial ‘ interests throughout the world. It seems always to be possible during a war, when insecurity surrounds every “nation, to find
of disinterested "self-sacrifice. But the minute a war comes fo an end, the justification for self- interest is easy to find. BE CoioRvATAE B18 48 ue as hen's teeth in our democraty!
part of business on a national and international plane is even scarcer. The long look into the future is conspicuously lacking!
To Entertain
The Winter club will entertain with an open house for relatives and friends of its members from 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. Sunday at the Coliseum. The program will incluue solo and pair skating, dance number: and novelty events, Presenting solo numbers will be Ann Bond, Cynthia Hanson, Betsy Todd and Paul Van Voorhees, all of whom will represent the club at the National Figure Skating association’s championship trials in Cleveland Feb. 7 and 8. Those who will appear in pair numbers at the local event will be Evelyn Everett and Shirley Newton, Maty McClean and John Glossbrennier, and Miss Hanson and Mr. Van Voorhees.
Voters’ League Tea Booked
Women members of the Indiana general assembly and the wives of legislators will be special guests at a tea to be given by the League of Women Voters from 3 to § p. m,, Jan, 31, at the John Herron Art museum for league members and their guests. A program on “The “Girls School” will be presented.
the Indianapolis members of the league's legislative steering committee. :
Miss Ritchie Fetod At Showers
Members of Chi Tau Alpha sorority entertained with a knick-knack shower yesterday at the home of Mrs. Paul Payleitner, 7221 E. 10th st.,, in honor of Miss Mary Augusta Ritchie, who will be married to H. Bates Adamson Feb. 1. Miss Ritchie was honored by Mrs. O. M. Jones and her daughter, Rosemary, with a trousseau shower today in their home, 208 W. 44th st. A host and hostess shower and supper have been planned for the bride and bridegroom-to~be Sunday
Namara, 3744 N. Meridian st., and the Tuesday Evening club will entertain on Tuesday at the home of Mrs, Joseph Battista, 3600 ¥all Creek blvd. Miss Mary O'Reilly will give a kitchen shower next Thursday in her home, 508 E. 20th st.
. Phi chapter, Delta Chi Sigma sorority, had a business meeting re-
Disinterested co-operation on the}
Hostesses for the meeting will be |
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