Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1947 — Page 18

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Parties at Woodstock Club a Froese Smith College Club Dance

7. AND MAS. JOHN HAMERSTADT will enterCollege "dub May dance Saturday night at the Woodstock club. The group will have a ‘Dut

treat” dinner at the

. club after the cocktail party. It will include Messrs. and Mesdames Ward Fenstermaker, Donald Morrison, Daniel Kibler, Frank C. Balke Jr., Dale Stenz, George Bardwell, Willis "Tomlinson, Edward Wohlgemuth and Robert Jackson, Dr. and Mra. J. William Wright III, Mrs. Rene DeBois

- Robert T. Ramsay:

treat™ distner parties also will precede the

and: Mesdames Neil C. Estabrook, James Cunning Jr., John E. Scott,

James Sutherland 'g Rapmend Mead. In another will bo Dr, and

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"Local Group Is Host for Dance

Guests at the Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority spiilg, frolic

the dance Saturday on the Severin roof. ' Andy Anderson and his band will play. Mrs. Leon Sullivan is president’

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rority. Mrs. D. W. McNew is chairman of the dance committee. The proceeds will be presented to the Seeing-Eye Dog, Inc. the sorority’s national project.

Luncheon Meeting

The Tokalon club held a luncheon meeting yesterday at the Highland Country club. Hostesses were Mrs. H. L. Barr and Mrs. FP. W, Clark. Mrs. H. M. Cochrane discussed “The Life of Stalin.” ”

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Mrs, Albert. Kleckner, Messrs, ‘and ‘Mesdames M. J. Boyd, | Thomas Billings, Robert Reid,

"a8 ‘guests Mr, and Mrs. . Johnson Jr. and Mr. and B. Ellsworth. Anwill be made up of Medames Berkley C. Duck, NorBaxter el Robert Gruen. Other dinner reservations have

l|° been: made by Messrs. and Mes-

dames Alex Themson, R. Kirby Whyte and Erwin C. Stout.

. Concert Patrons

PATRONS have been announced for the concert the Philharmonic orchestra and the Teen Canteen chorus will give Friday night for the benefit of the Teen Music canteen. The concert will be in Caleb Mills hall at Shortridge high school. Mrs. Easley Blackwood, adult chairman, and Miss - Marti Knauer, canteen chairman, announced the list of patrons. includes: Dr. and Mrs. Fabien Sevitzky, Messrs. and Mesdames Virgil Stinebaugh, Joseph Cain, Leonard A. Strauss, Mark Rhoads, Bert C. McCammon, Fermor Cannon, Wallace O. Lee, Anton Scherrer, T. B. Griffith, Philip Adler Jr, Lindon A. Bailey, Frank Wilking, S. R. Harrell and C. D. Vawter. ; Other patrons are Mesdames Hortense Rauh Burpee, William J. Shafer, Caroline Fesler, Sylvester Johnson, Dan Flickinger, Alex Taggart, Robert H. Tyndall, Eli Lilly, Frederic Ayres, Leonard Solomon, John Ruckelshaus, Delight Fifer, Hugh J. Baker, John R. Brayton, Donald C. Drake, Hazel Voyles, Lewis Levi, Walter B. Lichtenstein, C. R. Smith, Bernard Batty, Marion M. Hull and -Liebert I. Mossler, Miss Cora -E. Fletcher, Miss Mar- | gugrite B. Craft, Louis Schwitzer ani Fred Hoke.

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and tables (wherever there's wmvarnished wood) paint a stripe of scented lacquer. The scent lasts and Jnstsegiving the room a delightful

Sloan 1 the “trick (that single stripe of lacquer) inside dresser or bureau drawers ‘or beneath : closet shelves. Paint your unfinished clothes hangers with the lacquer and get the same scenting effect

: provided by sachets.

The scented lacquer, by Mary Chess, is available in Wasson's cosmetic department and: comes in six fragrances—white lilae, carnation, gardenia, Strategy, Tapestry and heliotrope. Anytime you want to switch scents, just wash off the first application and start over ‘with another “flavor.” (By L. PF)

Big Eagle Unit Sets Meeting

Big Eagle unit, American Legion auxiliary, will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Legion home in New Augusta, Mrs. Ruth Broucher will preside. Mrs, Belle Bracken will be in charge of memorial services, and plans will be made for poppy. day.

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NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED—The Indianapolis Council of Women installed new officers at its final meeting of the season yesterday in Ayres' auditorium. They include (seated) Mrs. W. F, Summerville, president, and (standing left to right) Mrs. B. Lynn Adams, second vice president; Mrs. Thad R. Clarke, treasurer, and Mrs. Otto C. Mayes, corresponding secretary. Others, mot shown, are Mrs, Clarence L. Kittle, first vice preeicent, and Mrs, Layman Kingsbury, recording seeretary.

Navy Mothers Club Will Give Tea

“| "The Indianapolis Navy Motheérs

club will give a tea at 1:30 p. m. next Wednesday in the Y. M. C. A. auditorium for mothers who now have sons and daughters in the navy and for mothers who had sons in world war II. Lt. Cmdr. R. C. McCoy, U, S. N. R., will be the speaker. Mrs. Ernest | Cohee will preside.

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Dr. Clyde E. Wildman Will Read Vows Uniting

Wedding Doris Wheeler,

Dr. Clyde BE. Wildman, president of DePauw university, will read {the single-ring service uniting Miss Doris Ellen Wheeler and Dr. Fred

iv. Toumey at 4:30 p. m. today.

The ceremony will be in the Central Christian church, and Dr. william®™ A. Shullenberger, pastor, will assist Dr. Wildman. Mrs. George Guckenberger III, Wyoming,

and Mrs. John Ross Dennis, Carnegie, Pa., will be the matrons of honor. They will wear blue faille taffeta frocks with cap sleeves and peg top skirts, and hats of pink and blue respectively. Bridesmaids’ Frocks Similar dresses of yellow faille will be worn by Mrs. Robert Blair,

‘| Greencastle, and Mrs. Eugene Hibbs,

bridesmaids. Mrs. Alfred Collins, Evanston, Ii, and Mrs. Joseph G. Dawson, Chicago, bridesmaids, will wear green dresses. All the attendants will carry colonial bouquets of mixed flowers. The bride has chosen a gown of

basque, skirt. Whips illows conde pi and a Mary Stuart cap of lace will hold her full-length illusion veil. She will carry a colonial bouquet of white flowers. Reception Planned John Toumey, Pueblo, Colo. will be his brother's best man. Ushers will be Dr. Donald K. Winter, Logansport; Dr. Ramon Henderson, Muncie; Paul Abel, Winchester; Dr. William D. Gambill and Dr. Thomas Ww. Johnson. A reception in the crystal ballroom of the Marott hotel will fol-

take a trip south to Georgia. The bride is a graduate of De-

|Pauw university and of the Boston {School of Occupational Therapy.

She is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. The bridegroom is a graduate of Indiana university and of the I. U. School of Medicine.

’47 Indiana Mother To Leave for N. Y.

Indiana's Mother for 1947, Mrs. W. W. Reedy, 3663 N. Pennsylvania st., will attend a reception in the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York Friday afternoon.. She will leave Indianapolis tomorrow. The reception will honor Mrs. Frederick G. Murray, Iowa, who was selected the American Mother for 1947. Tt is being given by the American mothers committee of the Golden Rule foundation. “Mothers of America for the United Nations” will be the theme of the reception, Mrs. Reedy said.

| Expression Club

Sets Guest Day

Guest Day will be observed .at 2 p. m. May 20 in the Meridian room of the Colonial Furniture Co. by the Expression club. Mrs. Frank Burns, retiring president, will preside. There will be a musical program. Mrs. Rilus Doolittle is the newly elected president. Other officers include Mrs. Lawrence Hayes, vice president; Mrs. W. G. Patterson, secretary, and Mrs. Arthur Macy, treasurer.

To Receive Degrees

Beta Bigma Phi, international education sorority, will confer its highest ' degree, the ‘Exemplar, on Miss Maxine Simpson, Miss Blanche Van Lieu and Mrs, George T. Fowler May 15 at the Hotel Washington. A reception will follow in the gold room.

Mrs. Ogden to Speak

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Scout Adviser Here For Leader Talks

Miss Eleanor Schmitt, national Girl Scout adviser, met with “lone” troop leaders and committee members of Hendricks, Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Shelby and. Morgan counties today at the Girl Scout “little house.” Topics for discussion included community activities and camping plans. Mrs. DeForest O'Dell is the drea consultant making arrangements for the meeting.

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Wardha So ape are Announced in Way's bridal scene, - and: Mise MAX Shiba sa Hibben ave., dnnourice’ thie rgrriage

“jon May: 1 of their daughter, Miss

Bowles; 2% 8S. Butler ave. Wl The brideis a member of Pt Bota Phi sorority and attended Indi university, Mr. Bowles is attending Butler - university, . ‘where: he .is sfliliated with Sigma Nu: fraternity. After June 1 the -eouple will. leave for Albuquerque, N. M., ‘where they will enroll in the University of New Mexico far the summer semester, |

Jed ay A wedding Saturday morning in the Eighth Christian church united Miss Mary Ellen Kelsey and Earl E. Cornwell, Connersville. Mr. and

Mrs, Stanley Kelsey, 1023 Central ave, are parents of the bride. The couple left on a short wedding trip following the ceremasy. - » » The engagement df Miss Mary Lee Durbin to Ralph Ball, Rushville, is announced by the bride-to-be's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Leo Durbin, Rushville. The prospective bridegroom. is the son of Delbert Ball, Connersville. No date has beeen set for the wedding,

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. night Mrs, HOt Haidar,

2536 Station, hostess. “Let Consider One . Another," hy Thelma Rhoton, Crooked Creek Garden. 1:30 p. m, _Thurs. Mrs. Arthur Wiese, 5114 Grandview dr.,, hostess, Speaker, Paul “Brown; pereniilal e- . Indianapoils Current Events. ‘Thurs. Mrs. Hubert Jordan, 6800 Bluff - rd, hostess, Speakers, Mrs.-O. J, Finch and Mrs. O. G, Merrill, Aloha chap, I, T.-8, 0.40:30 a. m. Thurs. Mrs. Floyd Lively, 5231 Singleton, hostess. Speaker, Mm, H. B. McClain,

Meridian Heights, Inter-Se. Thurs,

Mrs, Bert E. Ellis, ‘547 BE. 36th, hostess. ”

11908. Thurs. Mrs. B. A. Abbett, 4838

College, hostess.

On-Ea-Ota. 8 p. m. Thurs. Mrs,

Everton F. Burke, 2234 Waterman rd, hostess. Business meeting; bridge; . social hour, Service-Study, Thurs. Mrs. C. W, Corwin, 1308 N. Oakland, hostess, Speakers, Mrs, G. E, Bomberger and Mrs. M. V. McKeighan. MISCELLANEOUS Bay Laurel, W,. ©. T. U. 1;30 p. m, Thurs, Mrs. John 8. Leonard, 5010 W. 10th, hostess. Speaker, Mrs. C. T. White. Osric Mills Watkins aux., American Legion. 1 p. m. Thurs .Mrs, Edward Harmening, 3542 Watson rd., hostess, Luncheon; election} SORORITIES Gamma chap., Alpha Pi Omega. 8 p. m. today. Miss Gloria Duke, 1132 Udell, hostess. Gamma chap., Omega Nu Tau. 6:30 p. m. Thurs. Hotel Lincoln. Theta chap., Phi Delta Pi. Tonight, Mrs, Herbert Pierpont, 1530 8, East; hostess. A Business meeting, Phi. Gamma Rho. 8 p. m. Thurs, Mrs. Roscoe Conkle, 1433 King, hostess. :

‘Gay Nineties’ To Be Theme

A “Gay Nineties” program has been arranged by Mrs, Henry J. Lammert for the annual mother and daughter banquet of the Ladies’ Aid society of St. Peter's Lutheran church at 6 o'clock Friday. Mrs. Carl Breitfield will bé the toastmaster and Mrs. Walter Uebelhack will play the piano. The dinner is in charge of Mrs. C. O. Keller, assisted ny Mrs. Frank Pierce. On the program will be - Misses Barbara McGill, Luella Schwier, Shirley: Stump, Eleanor ‘Tritsch, Maxine Vahle, Shirley Wheasler, Ursula Wickemeyer and Derotny Yunghans.

Mothers Club Plans May Breakfast

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and H. C. Wiggs, Mrs. Frank 8. Natt is president.

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