Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1947 — Page 24

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* Hilda Humke Is President

Butler Group To Have Tea

home of Miss W. 43d st, Miss

Welling 1s faculty spogsor,

sales will be used to fur-| ser work at the nursery, she said.) ) auxiliary also handled the pro-|.

'4100 horses from foreign countries

year when the futurity was v a Memphis, Tenn. in Le

to $13700. According to- Paul G.|luncheon of the Indianapolis Hadas~ Moffett, president of the state fair|sah chapter held yesterday in the

__board, there will be additional ‘awards made this year by the state Murat temple.

a ithe in ‘the futurity will add |Alfred Fleishman, St. Louis, who six program events to the horse|was appointed by the American

Miss Shirley

Rohde, treasurer; Miss Betty RedSellmer, guard, and Miss riences have had on the Jewish Dorothy Young, Princeton, historian,

* lexplanation of their refusal to

Phi Chi Nu, freshman women’s! scholastic honorary society at But-|would not be better just to leave the | : ler university, will give an informal | Russians out of all our calculations, | "toa tomorrow for freshman women even out of the United Nations—in for membership in the or- other words,

tea will be from 4 to 5 p, m.|other, Marjorie Little, a38 Little is presi-|learning to get together in one dent of the group. Miss Corinne|world. Instead, we would be pre-

Students who will be pledged at the tea include Miss Barbara Wil- |agitation which is troubling us is liams, Pittsboro; Miss Patricia|a consistent democratic program for Rowe, Frankfort; Miss Joan Leath-|the whole world and such vigor in

Liang Shen photo. , BETROTHED — Miss “Marilyn” Chapman is the bride-to-be of | Joseph J, Mennel. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Chapman, 964 Bradbury ave. and Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Mennel, 1438 E. Gimber st. No wedding date is set.

By Hadassah Chapter:

Approximately 500 women attended the 11th annual donor

The speaker they heard was Ma.

Jewish conference to survey displaced persons in European countries after the War 1] Mrs. S A bermann was in charge of #luncheon. Mrs. Herman Chalfie is president of the Indianapolis Hadassah,

Children Aided The national Hadassah organiza-

effects that their wartime expe-

children in Europe. ‘R. I. F.’ Soap Most poignant of these was

ing “madé of pure Jewish fat”) And vegetables, the children say, they will not eat “because they are grown in ground fertilized with the bones of our parents.”

My Day—

‘One World Or Two?’

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT NEW YORK, April 17—~When 1 spoke the other day at an Essex, Conn. forum on the United Nations, one or two of the questions troubled

Luncheon Held|

| church. They will be at home in Pasadena, Cal.

: Dinners W

RECENT BRIDE—Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Watts, Carmel, an-

! nounce the marriage Saturday

of their daughter, Laural Ann, and Montgomery Meigs Green, Havre-de-Grace, Md. The wedding was in the Carmel Meth-

‘odist church.

Society—

ill Precede Mrs. Gates'

Spring Party Tomorrow at Murat

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of the Murat temple.

Mead, Cynthia Pittenger and

wright.

Betty Woods and Nancy Lasure,

TWO DINNER PARTIES ARE BEING PLANNED to precede Mrs. William Byram Gates’ spring party toMOrrow nights for the members of the Junior assembly and their parents. The dance will be’ in the Egypt room

The group entertained by Miss Alyce May at her home will include Misses Jane Nickell, Pat Shardelow, Alice Goldswaite, Joan Warrender, Nell Becherer, Alison

Barbara Redding, Dan Ny-

hart, Douglas Simmons, Frederick Marston, Rudy Haerle, Dick Smith, Andy Pelham, William Haveisen, Robert Robinson and Steve Wain-

Miss Juliet Parmer will entertain at the Indianapolis. Athletic club. Her guests will be Misses Joan Dunham, Constance Cadick, Joan Bernat, Marta Ann York, Carol Lynn Blackburn, Jane LaRue,

Weber Donaldson, Harry Wade,

Michael Fairbanks, Jack Palmer, Bill Hershman, Frank Dailey, Bob Mouser, Rex Reynolds and Oscar Frenzel

Tri Delts to Meet

MEETINGS this week and next are announced by two alumnae groups of Delta Delta Delta sorority. The Delta Omicron club will meet tonight with Mrs. Lyle Taylor. Mrs. George Mohr and Mrs. Noble Shepherd will assist the hostess.

tJ . = The Indianapolis Alliance will have a dessert-bridge at 1 p. m. |

EVENTS

CLUBS

Amicitia. 6:30 p. m. Fri. Mrs. Marie

Joyce, 1502 Dawson, , hostess. Covered-dish dinner.

{Babes Alumnae. 8 p. m. Fri Mrs

Maurice G. Wolfred, 6416 Central, hostess.

Culture, 1 p. m. Fri. Mrs. J. B.

McCoy, 974 West dr, Woodruff Place, hostess.

.| Indianapolis Woman's. 2:30 p. m.

Propylaesum. Guest day. “My Grandmother's Cook Book and Mine,” Mrs. Wendell Sherk. Fortnightly. Fri. Mrs.

Irvington Sturman, 5678 N. Meridian, host-1

ess. “Seattle, ‘Gateway of the Northwest,” Mrs. Fred C. Lemley.

Irvington Women's Garden. Friidiana Garden

Mrs. E FP. Madinger, 4830 E Washington, hostess. “Annuals for Early Sowing,” Mrs. Oscar Wadsworth,

KE. E Lancet, 5035 Crittenden, hostess. “Chinese in America,”

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Guest Meeting Is Booked For Tuesday

Riley Guild to Fete. Charter Members

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Stark. Miss ‘Carol Baum will pre-

Tea Planned

Newly elected officers of the guild have been announced. They include Mrs. Andrew J Porter, honorary president; Mrs. Fromer, president; Mesdames Reed, William A. Claybaugh, Lawrence Schmutte and Carl Irrgang, first, second, third and fourth vice presidents.

Garden club and represents the In-

club on the Home Show board of directors.

Mrs. Prange also is leader of Girl

Woman's Round Table: Fri. Mrs. [Scout troop 31, and 18 members of

the troup will attend the opening and serve as ushers.

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Teen Tall—

To Have Skating Party To Buy Hospital Gift

By BOBBIE SCHAEFFER tomorrow night at Rollerland. ‘

squire clubs planned the second event.

Sub-Deb and Squire Clubs

‘SHINDIG' COMMITTEE MEMBERS—John Band of the KI's and ‘Mary Ann Siftrman, Mu Phi, are helping plan the * Lk Schools

Shindig" Hating porty at Rollerland tomorsow night.

TEEN-AGERS FROM all over the city, from every school and club will help swell the proceeds at the benefit “All Schools Shindig”

3 was at the “Shamrock Frolic” last month that the idea was started for another benefit skating party. Four sub-deb and four

Proceeds from the “Shamrock Prolic® bought roller skates for students at the Indiana Blind school. Securing s list of ifstruments needed badly at the Riley hospital, the committee decided on an otholmoscope and othoscope, an

and Krums, sub-debs and squires from Shortridge; Ha Ha BO's, |

debs from St. Agnes; FAWNS, sub-debs from Tech, and the Mu | Phi's - and Petite Mademoiselles

Mrs. Prange is eye and ear instrument. meeting five “volunteers” from chairman of the . » Warren Central attended and were {grand opening ALL HIGH SCHOOLS in the | taken into the Krusts and Krums. Seis city will be represented at the They will help sell tickets for the la member of “Shindig” and the clubs spon- ‘Shindig.” Bob and Rosemary Spade and Trowel soring the event are the Krusts | Yo uiaus, Mahlon and Hulen Hy

squires from Cathedral, Tech SCHOOL SONGS, the grand and Sacred Heart; KI's from | march and the king and queen of Mrs. Prange Beech Grove; SLUGS squires, | all the schools will be part of from Shortridge; H. L. H, sub- ' the evening's fun. Candidates

| were selected from the sponsor clubs and will be elected tomorrow night by the teen-agers at-

THURSDAY, APRIL , 104°

State Day To Be Marked Saturday

Sorority to Meet At Bloomington

Twelve Indianapolis women will be among Alpha Xi Delta sorority members throughout the state ate tending the organisation's first post-war state day and founder's" luncheon Saturday at Bloomington. The event also will the first birthday of the Indiana university chapter, Members of active chapters at Indiana and Purdue universities also will attend the event In the I. U, Union building. The local women who will attend are Mesdames E. Gordon Hinshaw, Ralph L. McKay, Ermal Applegate, K, G, Baker, H. T, Papas; 3: D. Graves, Ww. H Hamley, B. P, Hargrove, K. R. Harrell, O. M. Hel

riette Billings. Tea |

sorority’s Peujet, the adoption of a Dutch

wih ANGIE U. chapter house will close the scheduled activities,

Production off +

[In Clothing

For Women

WASHINGTON, April 17 (U. P). — The commerce department re me Lm i rl Rg women's clothing dropped 16 pee cent in January compared with

Sharpest drop was in skirt pro. low January, 1946.

Tea Will Follow Initiation

MRS. W P. TRAVIS from St. Mary's. tending. community center. Te ED RE a Mrs. J. 8. Herriot. po J; Gen. William E. Kepner willl On the committee planning the | Candidates for the king and| Miss Catherine Fletcher is shale the New England club will have | . _* MISCELLANEOUS Se principal speaker at the cermony. | “skate” are Mary Agnes Boehm, [queen are Billle Mae Wright, Anne man for the tea, and Mrs. Zeo W, at 3 p. m Tuesday. Bach mem. |Altenheim Ladies sux, 1:30 p. m. ve of Miami, Ind, he is com-| Ann Skelly, Rosemary Taylor, |Skelley, Jackie Curtis, Marilyn |Leach, regent, wil pour. Music will ber will bring two guests. Pri. Home, Card party. Sandip general of the army air| Jean Smith, Mary Frances Le- |Browdine, Vivian Kistler, Jack La-|be provided by the Glee club, asMrs. Joel W. Hadley will speak SORORITIES Jose ehuieal Wwining command | hase. Barbara Pisher, Vivian |cey, Jerry McKenzle, Paul Vespo|sisted by Mrs. P. M. Brown and on the topic, “Birds and Their |Alphs chsp., Chi Phi Gamma. Miss eI Kistler, Mary Sitzman, Norma [and Jim Lawrence. Miss Mary Agnes Keller. Songs.” Betty Jean Smith, 239 Walcott, 7

me. One gentleman asked whether it

in which two groups would face each

Under this theory, we wouldn't be

paring for a two-world war. The real answer to all of the

to organize a- world|

% erman, Tipton; Miss Marjorie Buxfon, Bhelbyville; Misses Catherine - Hart, Marilyn Bowman, Alice Robertson and Carol Edith Ross.

Election Is Set

our plans that the world will really find In us the leadership it needs. That is how to promote the ideals of democracy that we cherish.

mittee are Mesdames L. B. Johnson, Francis Insley, John Spotts, Russell Rees and Richard Orton.

Union of Clubs ‘Will Elect

Officers will be elected at the meeting of the Irvington Union of Clibs at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Clifton E. Donnell, 82 N¢ Hawthorne lane. Mrs. Paul C. Merchant will preside at the short business meeting, and Mrs. C. D. Vawter will present the program. Member of the Zomtitiation com-

Rho chap. Delta Sigma Kappa. 8

Pp. m. Pri, Kopper Kettle, Morristown. Formal initiation.

Alpha chap. Omega Phi Tau. 6:30

p. m. Fri Perracane’s Frog pond. Initiation,

Epsilon chap., Rho Delta. 8 p. m.

today. Mrs. Robert Drew, 2149 N. Emerson, hostess.

Luncheon Set By Club

be elected. .

The International ‘Travel-Study club federation will have its May meeting at 8 p. m. May 22 in the War Memorial building. Officers will

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GORHAM STERLING SILVER

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Mr. Das Speaker

The New Harmony chapter of the International Travel-Study club met last night in room A of the

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Chapters to Sew The following chapters of the Riley Hospital Cheer guild will meet to sew at the hospital next week: Monday—“Lizabeth Ann”; Tuesday —"“Knee Deep in June,” and “All Kind Mother”; Wednesday—“An Old Sweetheart of Mine”; Thursday ~—"“In the Heart of June”; Friday— Volunteer.

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Hips and Waist

The Garden Study club will have a presidents’ day luncheon at 1 p. m. Saturday in the Athenaeum. The luncheon will honor the outgoing president, Mrs. William A. Ocker, and the in-coming president, Mrs, James T, Tretton Sr.. Other, newly-elected officers include Mrs. Ellen Purdy, vice president; Mrs. James T. Tretton Jr, secretary, Mrs. John Hook, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Tib Dreiss, treasurer. Mrs. Alex Tuschinsky will show pictures of her recent trip to Florida. ¢

Robert E. Wilson

To Be Speaker

Robert E. Wilson will speak on “Functions of the Internal Revenue Agent's Office” at the dinner meeting of the American Society of

{ Women Accountants at 6 p. m. PATTERN 8 : Monday in the ¥. M. C. A. Mr, WilBf By the same safe and sure treat- son has been agent in charge of B ments we give in our Hollywood |the Indianapolis office since 1943. TEA BPOON i... i. ivneiniin. $3.00 g| *tudios- One lady just Hostesses for the meeting will be LUNCHEON KNIFE ......... Jo 438 2 8 In members of the program commitLUNCHEON FORK '................ as | |B how § Inches {= They Yui thelude Mrs. Olive IND. SALAD PORR ih F ~ Off Hips C. Skiles and Mrs. Esther M. Kimrrrrerediiagaeg, , 4 lin and Misses Helen V. Le CREAM SOUP SPOON an | |B In.Only > on, venveara sees 3 \ Louisa E. Davis and Evelyn A. BUTTER SPREADER ............. 300 | |B Tive Tomman | vice, . 6-PIECE PLACE-SETTING ..... 2250 | | Hou ay way : ; i do as well Governor's Mansion — RB milar, The Is Scene of Tea 4 Tarr System is th ; 5 ENG results The guests at a tea this afternoon Whe er for Yourself— 2 Sg es in the governor's mansion were I F i ia 2 i? _eases—and delegates to the 23d annual Midwest or Wedding Gifts. 5 it ‘will hardly Recreation conference. ~The three-

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