Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1947 — Page 17

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lM. Davis, A. H. Wacker, Joe Henson, Barbara Steele, Andrey Apple,|

Snyder and Martha Allen.

i of Mrs. Fox and Richard M. Fox,

| Miss. Parents of the prospective | bridegroom are Mr. and ‘Mrs. Cecil EN. Hill, Dallas, formerly of 1631 N. Tacoma ave.

| Dallas. Miss Wanell Nusbaum will IF be maid of honor and Raymond E. f - Brown, Indianapolis, will attend Mr. HJ,

| day in the Philippine university i post chapel, Manila, Miss Mary * Jean Stout, formerly of Indian-

| Parker, . Oh | pfMciated, The bride is the daughter

| J. Clay Duncan, 3844 Winthrop ave. | Mrs. Roberta Parker, Los Angeles, Cal; E brid | University of Maryland and a mem- | ber of Delta Delta Delta sorority. | Mr. Parker attended U. C f is a member of Kappa Sigma [ fraternity.

3 following a trip - Baguio, Luzon,

|, shower given Friday night by Mrs.

| Ferdinand Winters, 22 N.

| came the bride of Frederick R.

4 Moriarty ill Fead the vows.

Wr. and Mrs. dnpis CH O'Donnell, 232 Hendricks pl., announce the appoaching marriage of their daughter, Mrs. Josephine O'Donnell Sullivan, to Robert Joseph Pich. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert

: bd hete for'a month.

FouHn Betiothal § ‘Is Announced -

Mi Dotty Lou Davis will bef

Rober D. MeClaran will be married June .14. Guests at the party will include Mrs. Ralph ©. Davis, the bride-to~ be's -mother, Mesdames Joseph

G. R. Bumett, H. I. Goodwin, Ralph L. Schaefer, M. L. Marrs, Leora Rothenberger, John Deppee, Frank Brodhécker, Charles M. #“

DX. The bride-to-be is the daughter

Bt. Petersburg, Fla, and Vicksburg,

The “wedding will be, June 7 In

¢ » At a ‘ceremony held Easter Sun-

apolis, was wed to Thomas Alton Chaplain J. C. Bean

of Lieut, Cal, and Mrs. H. E. Stout, Manila, and the granddaughter of

is “the mother of the

legroom, The bride is a graduate of the C. L.A and The. couple ‘will live in Manila Miss Jeanne Winters, Povier, was miscellaneous

Plerce and Miss Margaret

Stanley t Ward- in. the former's home, 2850].

N. Delaware st. A wedding May 24 will unite Miss : ird J. Bennett, son

.the bride-to-be are Mr. and Mrs. Belle pL

Miss’ Susan E. Monnett will be-

1422 Marlowe, ave;

f THe wedding will. be in the recE tory of the Holy .Cross Catholic

church. The Rev, Fr, James D.

Pich, 318 N. Arsenal ave.

ey L. Davis :

, The couple ‘will be married at 9 | 8..m. June’ 28 in the Holy Cross | Catholic church.

Visits Family | Maj. Russell B. Steinhour is visit- | Ing’ ‘his ‘wife. and ‘daughters, ‘Mary Bue and Agnes Alice, 5261 Carrollton ave. Serving as registrar at the 10th General hospital in Manla, he will

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Friday is “come and go” day at the Indianapolis Y. W. C. A. The leaders of the Y. W. C. A. Round-the-World Reconstruction fund drive hope the unreported subscriptions to be made then by drive captains will make up the $1800 deficit to “shoot” the campaign “over the top.” The drive, which officially ended Saturday, has a quota of $20,000. Reports. then totalled

PLAN VICTORY DINNER — Mrs. Virginia Brackett Green, left, exacolive chairman of the Indianapolis Y. W. C. A. Round - the - World Reconstruction fund drive, talks over the Victory dinner to be held May 20 with Mrs. F. B. Ransom, center, and Mrs. Donald J. White. Mrs. Ransom is co-chairman of the sponsors and indorsers committee of the drive and Mrs. White is president of the local Y. W.C. A.

only $18,220. Miss Florence Lanham, a captain in the general gifts division of the drive, already heads a “victory” committee, Each member of "her team has met and surpassed her individual quota in the campaign. Thirteen new members of the “$100 club” have been reported. They include Mesdames Ernest Spickelmier, Stella B. Walker,

Will H. Adams, Ralph Huddleston, Donald Cripe, Gonard Felland, 8. W. Benham, Ada Myers, L. B. Sebastian, Huston Collier, Horace Bell and John E. Harper and Miss Ollie Middleton, The club, which now includes 45 members, is made up of- volunteers who have received $100 or more in pledges. The victory dinner will be held May 20 in the Central Y. W. C. A.

Society—

Many to Be Hosts Saturday At Meridian Hills Club Party

plan to entertain guests. Messrs. and Mesdames W. E.

MANY PARTIES HAVE BEEN PLANNED for the annual “game” night at Meridian Hills Country club on Saturday. The party will begin at 8 p. m. followed by refreshments later that night. Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Ransburg are chairmen for the event. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall G. Knox will entertain at the party as will Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Guy and Mr. and Mrs. John D. Harrington. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wallace also

Wilson, Howard E. Nyhart and

Richard M. Bennett each have made reservations, and Mr, and Mrs.

by Mr. and Mrs, Noble L. Biddinger. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mack and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Coble are other couples who have made Treservations—fortheir parties. ss x = The Indianapolis branch of the State Assembly Woman's club will meet for luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Spencer hotel. There will be election of officers. Marshall Abrams, former special staff officer with the military government in Japan, will speak on “Gen. MacArthur—Soldier and Dictator.” Mrs. Clement T. ‘Malan will preside. Mrs. Albert F. Walsman is general chairman of the event. She will be assisted by Mrs. Curtis Roll, decorations; - Mrs. George Batchelor, telephone,

Wedding

A collection designed to

Registered Jenelorc-Americon Gem Society

and Mrs. Adolph G. Embhardt, | reservations. :

Paul J. Loser will entertain. Other parties have been arranged by Mr. and Mrs. J. Floyd King and Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Lapenta. Messrs. and Mesdames- Richard T. Hill, Bruce C. Savage and Ransburg also will entertain guests. Another party has been planned

Alumnae Party ,

MISS EILEEN KRUEGER

will be hostess for the Wednesday night business session and

..party of the Indianapolis Alum-

nae of Alpha Omiron Pi sorority. Assisting Miss Kreuger will be Mesdames Clarence McIntire, Robert Fessler and Ned S. Long and Miss Norma McClintock. = Elmer R. Krueger will speak on his recent Pan-American tour. There will be committee reports and plans will be made for the national convention to be held in July. Boxes will be packed for the social service project of the sorority.

Garden Group Sets Meeting

The central west district of the Garden Club of Indiana will meet at 10 a. m. Wednesday in the 38th st. branch .of the Merchants National bank, : The district is'sponsoring a scholarship for the conservation training camp to be held soon at Versailles by the Garden club. Newly elected officers for the coming year are Mrs. Robert F. Mannfield, director; Mrs. O. M, Helmer and Mrs. C. Earl Byrket, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. N.-M. Talbert, treasurer. Chairmen have been appointed

Ensembles

For the Bride

give You the best possible

value at the price you wish to pay,

also. - They. .include - Mrs. Erwin Dieckman, telephone; Mrs. Ray Thorn, exhibits; Mrs. Henry Prange, horticulture; Mrs. James Reynolds, conservation; Mrs. Harry A. Shire man, Martinsville, roadside development: Mrs. Harold L. Hasbrook;

| publicity, and Mrs. Hollis Leedy,

junior garden clubs.

Champion at 18

Barbara Ann Scott, 18-year-old world figure skating champion.

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Luncheon Is Held By Alumnae

Installation of officers was held by Indianapolis alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega sorority at a dessert luncheon . Saturday in the Butler university chapter house. Mesdames Paul Smith, Kenneth Lancet, Leo Lewis, Robert S. Davis and James Gant, Misses Wallace Montague, Jean Buschmann and Phyllis Hall" assisted the hostess chairman, Mrs. J. W. Dorell. Miss Helen Hollingsworth, assist-

Canadian beauty, is the women’s| spoke on “Fabrics and Interior Dec-

ant training director at Ayres’,

- THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___ en ll D.A.R. to Hold} |Convention «| In Washington |

| WASHINGTON, May 12 (U. P).~ “|The Daughters of the American Revolution meet on home ground for the first time in five years when they convene their 56th continental 00 stitution hall.

capital hotels since 1042 had forced them to meet in other cities until

annual get-together because of war~

up to their constitutional provision for a yearly congress on April 18th, the anniversary of the Battle of

“shot heard round the world.”

cherry trees in mid April and the resultant -heavy tourist. influx compelled them to advance their meeting date until hotels could accommodate the expected 4000 D. A. R. delegates and alternates and a likely

Talmedge of) Athens, Ga., as presi-

~ gb .

Indiana Woman Runs For Top Office

next Monday in ConLack of space in _ war-crowded

1946 when they had to omit their

time convention bans. Even this year they could not live

Lexington and the revolutionary This time the blossoming of the

/ Holland photo,

MARRIED — Miss Doro

thy

Sering and Robert Lee Dorsey

were married May 3 in

St.

Philip Neri Catholic church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs,

William F. Sering, 25 Hendri

icks

pl.. and his parents are Mr. and

Mrs. Asa C. Dorsey, 528

Dearborn st.

1000 intérested members, The climax of the week-long meeting will be the election Thurs day, May 22, of 20 national officers for terms of three years each. The chief contest will be the selection of ‘a successor to Mrs. Julius Y.

dent general. Mrs. Rogeoe C. O'Byrne, wife of a Brookville, Ind. judge, and Mrs. Stanley Thory Manlove, wife ‘of a Newburgh, N. attorney, are the candidates. Others, may be nominated from the floor, - Mrs. O'Byrne has the backing of many of the cabinet members and incumbents. Mrs. Manlove, leading the other slate, is the incumbent recording secretary general. On Sunday, early arrivals will visit Valley Forge, Pa. to dedicate the $100,000 stone memorial tower which-they gave-to-house the national carillon. The congress convenes the following day. Most of the time will be given| over to routine society business. There are no reports of attempts to revive last year’s unauthorized move to force consideration of Constitution hall's white-artists-only policy. Last year’s resolution, which was supported by former Rep. Clare Boothe Luce, was withdrawn. Mrs. Harry Truman, a D. A. R. member, will receive the congress Friday, May 23, at the White House.

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Independent Social.

Westfield Woman's,

EVENTS

CLUBS

Alpha Kappa Latreian, Tues. High-

land Country club. Luncheonbridge. President's day. Installas

tion.

Tues. Mrs. May Van Natta,

ness session. Installation.

Inter Alia. Tues. Abe Martin ; Brown County State park. “Alexe] (Schachmer),

ander - Hamilton” Mrs. C. Fred Fi

Irvington Chautauqua.’ 1:30 p

Tues. Mrs. Edgar A. 5149 E. St. Clair, hostess.

12:30 p. m. 312} Northern, hostess. Luncheon. Busi-|

. ML] oh

Irvington Friendship Circle. Tues.|

Mrs. Raymond F., Stilz, 4426 N.

Pennsylvania, hostess,

Irvington Tuesday. 2 p. m. Tues.

Mrs. William Forsyth, 15 8, Emer-

son, hostess. “City Culture,” H. L. Scott.

Tues, Miss Thelma Hickman, Churchman, hostess.

Mrs.

J. U. G. Business Women. 7:30. p. m.

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Phi Delta Theta Mothers. 12:30 p.m.

Tues. Chapter house. Luncheon.

Election.

Laura Templeton, Manker

Thalia Garden. 1 p. m. Tues. Mrs.

st.

and Southview dr., hostess. Guest

day. Garden slides, Mrs. Tuschinsky Tues.

Alex

Mrs.

Catherine Miller, hostess. Guest day tea. “Mexico,” Mrs. Jeannette

Caca. MISCELLANEOUS

auxiliary. 6:30 p. m. Tues, home. Covered dish dinner.

Irvington unit, American Legion

Post 7:45

p. m., executive board meeting. 8

p. m., business meeting,

Indiana Roadside council.

MINTED CARROTS (For atuanY dinner) 1 large bunch carrots . 14 teaspoon salt 3%. cup butter Pepper 2 tablespoons sugar 3 sprigs fresh tender mint Cut carrots crosswise into quar-ter-inch thick slices. Cover with boiling water, add salt and cook until tender, five to seven minutes. Add butter, pepper and sugar and continue cooking ‘until water is evaporated to one tablespoonful. Add mint leaves, chopped medium fine and toss to distribute mint.

(For Wednesday dinner) 1% 1bs. broccoli 3 tbsps. butter 2 thsps. flour 1% c. milk % tsp. salt 1 chicken-flavored bouillon cube 2 egg yolks 1 tbsp. lemon juice Cook broccoli until tender, remove woody peeling, slash stalks in half and cover with boiling water. k 10 to, 15 minutes. Make a white sauce, using butter, flour, milk, salt and bouillon cube, and add to beaten egg yolks, stirring thoroughly. Cook for five minutes and add lemon juice gradually. Serve over broccoli. Service four,

C. Y. O. Unit Plans Dance Wednesday

The Catholic Youth organization of St. Philip Neri Catholic church will sponsor a dance next Wednesday in the school auditorium, 6545 N. Eastern ave. Joe Haboush's orchestra will play. Co-chairmen for the dance are Miss Martha Baase and Joseph Killilea, assisted by Misses Betty Davis, Catherine Sullivan, Rita Des Roches and Mary Ann Goager, Joe O'Connell, Willlam Pfarr, Jack

oration.”

Gavin and Carl Bordenkecher.

BETROTHED-—Miss. Marjorie Jane Stewart is the bride-to-be of Harold E. Meyers. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs.

ave., and Mr, and Mrs, A. M, ‘ Meyers, Elkhart. No date has

‘| been announced for the wed-

ding ceremony.

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G. W, Stewart, 3558 Guilford ,

Foerst and Wilfred Miller Witz will be married June 14 at. Sweeney chapel, Butler university. She is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. C. L, Foerst, 5949 N. New Jersey st., and his parents

‘are Mr, a Henry L.Witz, Shelbyvile. 4

Postal Clerks auxiliary.

a. m. Tues. Claypool hotel. Marion Eberly, Luncheon. Election.

10:30

guest, Speaker.

10 a. m.

Tues. Ayres’ committee room.

Shalley, Covered dish luncheon.

Frances Willard unit, W. C. T. U.

Sarah A. Swain unit, W.C. T. U. 11

a. m. Tues. Victory Memorial church. Covered dish luncheon.

University Heights uni}, W. C. T. U;

1:30 p. m. Tues. United Brethrén

church.

Mrs. W. W. 'Reedy, speaker. Zerélda Wallace unit, W. C. T. U.

11:30 a. m. Tues. Miss Daisy

Phelps, 6440 College, hostess. vv

TO BE WED — Miss Mary Frances Blackburn and Jerome W. Handshuh will be married June 29. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.” Roscoe. M. Blackburn, 2129 Park ave., and his parents are Dr. and Mrs, Morris L Handshuh, Eugene Ore. 4

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Hes Fiat Retr haw BETROTHED — A wedding June | will unite Miss Margaret Sansone and Charles 'W. Cossell Jr. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Sansone, 321 Greer st., and his parents live at 914 N. Pershing ave. The ceremony will be at Holy Rosary. Catholic church, .

P. H. Ho photo. “ENGAGED. — Mr. and Mrs.” Victor DeFord, Frankfort, announce the engagement of their daughter, Josephine, 977 West dr., Woodruff Place, and Bill Temple, 1717 N. Talbott st. The wedding will be June 29 in the Zion Tabernacle Apostolic church. Mr. Temple is the son _ of Mr. and Mrs. George Temple, Leavenworth.

Sororities

Kuhlman,

Kappa chap., Delta Sigma Kappa. ; 8 p. m. today. Mrs. Wayne L.|Sunday morning oni a Williams, New Bethel, hostess. awards will be presented.

I Tes. Mrs, pobert A Mock |x e p. m. Tues. gpg Mrs. Kreps To Speak

Old Shelbyville rd., hostess. Chap. U, P. E. O. 1 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Lillian Kreps will speak “The Relationship Between

Mrs. Jane Gable, 5924 Lowell, Women of North and South

hostess. “Women of the Theater,” Mrs. James R. Loomis. Chap. W, P. E. O. 2 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Fred Risser, 3507 Birchwood, hostess. Convention report. Pi Omicron. 8 p. m. today. Sigma Zeta chap., hostess. Woman's Department: club. “Back Door to Russia” (Lauterbach), Mrs. Bjorn Winger.

i Trip to Venezuela

Mrs. H. F. Scotten,,4116 E. 38th |ber of the foreign ‘| st., will leave tomorrow for a three-|tee of the month visit with her son, Elvan|Commerce. Scotten, who lives in Las Morachas, Mrs. Herbert K. Patout and

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