Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1947 — Page 16

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spondents spoke on the theme of “The Search for World Order.” Eric Sevareid, who was chairman of the sponsoring committee, made a deep “impression upon me because of his very evident sincerity.

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dent of the St. Vincent Hospital

The St. Vincent Hospital guild will have its 14th annual founders’ day luncheon-bridge Thursday in the Indianapolis Athletic club.

Birk are co-chairmen of the unit. Mrs. Harold E. Curry is general chairman for the event, and Mrs. Walter FP. Hickman is co-chair-man. Mrs. J. R. McNutt and Mrs. J.'B. Lanagan are in charge of ticket sales. The guild, 8 non-sectarian

PLAN LUNCHEON—Mrs. Daniel R. Brosnan [center] is presi-

quild that will have its 14th an-

nual founders’ day luncheon-bridge Thursday in the Indianapolis Athletic club. Mrs. Walter F. Hic (left and right) are co-chairmen for the event.

man and Mrs. Harold E. Curry

group, was founded in 1933 by Mrs. Russell L. White and Mrs, Ellard B. Duane. Its original membership of 22 has increased to 400. The purpose of the guild is to assist the hospital's Daughters of Charity with their philanthropic work. Officers of the guild, in addition to Mrs. Brosnan, are Mesdames Charles E. Mason, A. J. Micheli, David Klausmeyer, Paul S. Mc‘Namara, A. E. Coddington and White. Also on the board of directors are Mesdames Duane, W. C. Huonker, Walter L. McFerran and Ted Marbaugh.

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Miss Smerage Is Wed

Miss Margory J. Smerage, 1108 N. Hamilton ave., and George DuVall Auble were married Jan. 1 in the First United Lutheran church. The Rev, Olen Peters read the informa] ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Guy B. Smerage, 312 E. North st. The bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. George A. Auble Jr. of 1029 N. Jefferson st. : Mrs. A. Vernon Hess of Flora at- | tended the bride, and the best man | was Dr. Donald W. Brodie. The couple is at home with the bridegroom’s parents,

1 Camp Fire Girls Awarded Ranks

Seven Camp Pire Girls were awarded ranxs at a council fire this afternoon at school 42. The Wo-Se-Gi group held the meeting at which the Trail Seeker's rank was awarded to Marcia Jo Howard, Harriett' Blackburn, Marilyn Lee and Harriett Wilson. The Woodgatherer rank: was awarded to Shirley Jones, Thelma Porter and Jane Simpson. Miss Betsy Pederson made the awards. Special honors were presented by Mrs, Lucy Brooks, guardian of the group, and her assistants including Mesdames Evelyn Hawkins, Willie Moore and Floedna Russell.

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Auxiliary Unit Will Meet

The John H. Holiday Jr. unit,

Mrs. M. L. Speakman, Next month the group will cooperate with the Paul Coble auxiliary in giving a card party at the Veteran's hospital. Members will bring prizes for that party to the meeting tomorrow.

Club Chapters To Hear Talks

Isle of Capri chapter, International Travel-Study club, will meet at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Ayres’ tea room for luncheon. Mrs. C. J. Ancker will speak. Hostesses wil] be Mrs. Ralph Whittaker and Mrs. Melvin Guthrie. 2 ® ® Mrs. Ancker will also address Colonial Boston chapter, I. T.-8. C., at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Parlor A of the Hotel Lincoln. » » ” “Palestine” will be the subject of the talk to be given by Mrs. Noble Reynolds to Netherlands chapter, L T-S C, at 7 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Roland Robinson, 50 N. Temple ave.

Supper Planned

A fellowship supper will be given by the ladies’ society of the B. of L. PF. and E. from 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. Thursday at McClain hall, State and Hoyt sts.

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Beech Grove Business and Professional Women. 6:30 p. m. Wed.

Brown, 5420 Central, hostess. “Irygve Lie,” by Mrs. M. 8S. Harding.

Rose Marie Cruzan Parliamentary Law, chap. 2. 7:45 p. m. today. Misses Louise and Margery Ford, 3359 College, hostesses. St. Joan of Arc Book Review. 1:30 p. m. Wed. School hall. Public review.

Study-Review. 1 p. m. Wed. Mrs.

Wednesday Afternoon. Wed. Mrs. PF. L. Thomas, 202 Berkley rd. hostess. Zetathea. 1:30 p. m. Wed. Mrs. Ruben Jones, 6256 Broadway, hostess.

Review Is Tonight

Alpha Phi chapter, Psi Iota Xi sorority, will present Mrs. Russell J. Sanders in the second of a series of book reviews tonight in the Fortville Methodist church. The book will be “East River” (Asch).

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| Parties to Honor Rosemary. Wilmeth, 1

noon of Saturday, Feb. 1, in

Reformed church, will read Miss

Guests at the shower, in addi‘tion to the bride-to-be, will in-

The Rev. Clyde O. York will

officiate. Miss Fitzpatrick attended Purdue university and is a student at Butler university. She is a member of Delta Gamma sorority. Mr. Jones attended Yale and Purdue universities and will be graduated this month from the University of Oklahoma. He will do graduate work there following the wedding.

Poetry Group To Meet

The Indiana Poetry society will

Cruzan will give an illustrated talk on Indianapolis architecture and gardens. :

Commencement The Meridian Heights kindergarten will have its January commencement at 7 p. m. tomorrow in the community room of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church. The Rev. R. B. Conner Jr., pastor of the church, will present the

The graduating class will have a farewell party on Thursday. The new term will start on Monday.

Party Tomorrow

Alpha chapter, Beta Chi Theta sorority, will have a “birthday party” meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Fred Blomeyer, 17 N. Irvington ave. Honor guests will be Mrs. Leon White and Mrs.

Orville Hancock.

Who Will Be Married Saturday, feb..| |

SEVERAL PARTIES ARE BEING planned to honor | Miss Rosemary Wilmeth who is the bride-to-be of James Paul Reeves. The wedding will be at 4 o'clock the after-

the Propylaeum. Dr. Richard

Rettig, pastor of the Carrollton Avenue Evangelical and

the vows.

Virginia Armsirong and her mother, Mrs. Ben §. Armstrong, entertained last night in their home with a Kitchen shower - for Miss Wilmeth, At 6:30 .o'clock next Tuesday night, a buffet

supper. and kitchen shower will be given for the prospective bride by Mrs. Thomas Hannagan. A co-hostess for the party will be Mrs. Hannagan's daughter, Mrs. John Lindhjem of Syracuse, N. Y.

BETROTHED — Miss Dortha

Dinner-Dance To Honor Legislators

The State Assembly Woman's club will hold a dinner and dance at

16:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Riley

of Governor and Mrs. Ralph F. Gates, Lieut. Gov. and Mrs. Richard T. James and members of the general assembly. C. Walter McCarty, president and general manager of The Indianapolis News, will be in charge of the

program. : Seated at the speakers’ table’ will be Governor and Mrs. Gates, Lieut. Gov. and Mrs, James, Mayor and Mrs. Robert Tyndall, Messrs. and Mesdames McCarty, Hobart Creigh-

vey, Jess Andrews and Hoyt Moore, and Mrs. Arthur R. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews are chairmen for the event. Judge and Mrs. Michael Fansler are in charge of mi

Sleep Speeded By Routine

By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer RATHER THAN depend upon a sleeping pill to induce slumber and pay the penalty the next day of having a drugged, dull feeling, learn to pop off like an untroubled babe by establishing regular sleep habits. The first of these is turning in at exactly the same hour and going through the same pre-retiring routines. ;

The exercise that you take before bedtime to induce sleep—mild walking, easy stretching or bending, provided you don't overdo it—will ease tensions that keep you awake. » 2 » A NIGHT-CAP is a send-off if it's mildly hot. Most effective are milk mixed with malt or coffee 8 , strained vegetable “or meat broth or hot herbal tea. Massage helps, and if you can't the hands of a profes sional, dig your own, wet with rubalcohol, into tension spots— particularly that ° spot usually snarled with working tensions, the

P.-T. A. Unit Activities

Three city schools are planning Parent-Teacher association activities this week. P.-T. A. members of the James E. Roberts school attended the annual health conference today in Ayres’ auditorium. The P.-T. A. of school 27 will meet at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow for a talk by Mrs. Meredith Nicholson Jr. Music will be provided by the primary grades. . The 8A class of school 31 will give a musical tea at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. A group of songs will be directed by Miss Elizabeth Goett. .

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Bockius and Joseph Dunbar will be wed on Feb. 22 in the Bréadway Baptist church. Miss Bockius is the daughter of Mrs. Maude Stewart, 607 W. 30th st, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Koehler, 3820 E. Michigan st.

Teacher Is ‘Mr.

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other day and age, too. A group of girls out at Washinghigh school, . however, have found the road to solving their problems and their “Mr, Anthony” is Mrs. Dorothy” Hobson, a teacher in the home economics department. Mrs. Hobson teaches a course in Family Relations — and the whole business of life and its funny ways are discussed.

2 » = TALKING OVER these problems is the most important function of the class — they find listening to others helps solve their own problems. ; As an opener in the class the girls voted on the good habits they wanted most. They-are to: 1. improve appearance; 2. be more courteous; 3. do home work; 4. improve posture; 5. control temper; 6. be helpfu! to others; 7. make more friends; 8. get into school activities; 9. save money; 10. speak more clearly, and 11. study harder. It seems the things they want the most are in this order: 1. good health; 2. happiness; 3. good job; 4. husband; 5. travel; 6. happy married life; 7. security; 8. a home, and 9. many friends. * : Mrs. Hobson suggested a card file system for friends — they each started a file of their friends’ names, "addresses, ‘birthdays, etc. — something always to remind them of dates and names. 8 - » DURING THE SEMESTER the girls have made notebooks on family relations — they include everything from pictures and newspaper and magazine articles to poems. Each notebook is a sort of reference

Teen Talk— .

Teen-Age Troubles Are Target Of Family Relations Class;

THOSE “MAN” TROUBLES--it's either one you like or one you don't like—or maybe it's too many and you like them all. "re But the answers are toughies, whatever the problem. They present teen-age quandaries galore in this day and age—and have in every

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for them — something they may want to read over in later years. Book reports were given in this group, too. But none of the “extras” were compulsory. Mrs. Hobson wanted them to enjoy the course the way they liked best — but all of them made notebooks and all gave book reports. Besides the many discussions on current teen-age problems, the girls learned about the care of children, , finances, neighborhoods, and children in the home. ® = = MRS. HOBSON is “sold” on the course — she has taught it for several years, along with Miss Gretchen Mueller, head of the department. Although it is usually alternated with a home management course, this year, it will be offered both semesters. “Both of these courses should be compulsory,” Mrs. Hobson believes. For she feels the preparation for married and home life is as important as schooling for a job.

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pr y J 3 . . . ! | “Junior Civic Play | Set for Week-End | A number of reservations have | [been received for “The Wisard of {O8" to be presented by the Junior

Civic theater on Friday, Saturday

Party of 19 For Sat morning Mrs. Grace Hessel has reserved a of seven

Gant each will be hostess to 8 party of seven, and Kenneth L. will have a grolip of nin as his party, Parties for Sunday afternoon wil also include Mrs.

Charles Twiss each entertaining five,

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named assistants for the. tea she will

Her assistants will include Mesdames Pyrle Hughes, Eileen Kidd,. Frances Mann, Bloomfield Moore, Fern E. Norris, 1da Schnei~ der, Maude Smith, Ina Stebbing, Agnes M. Todd and T. B. Wright,

A regret of Mrs. Hobson's is that)

course: Some have. asked, but not enough to open it to coed enroll-| ment. “And after all,” she says, “it | {is a 50-50 proposition in life.” Only! once was there one boy in the class —- and the male viewpoint was) “priceless.”

| Teachers Are Hosts

the Marion county teachers federa- | tion will sponsor a civic and educational reception at the Ben Davis high school gymnasium from 3 to 4 p. m. Sunday. Mrs. Eva Rigot is chairman, {

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