Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1947 — Page 14
8 BLIZABETH ANN FOLTZ HAS ARRIVED Antonio for her wedding: Saturday to Lt. Hugh eegan. Miss Foltz recently received her diss leutenant, army nurse corps. ‘She was sta
Brooke General hospital, Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. , Keegan is a member of the army medical department ned at Ft. Jackson, Columbia, S. C. The wedding will y read at 9 o'clock Saturday morning in SS. Peter and ‘Paul cathedral, RA np Howard J: vitt will be i fowet girl. kin
Notbert Pits, Rockville, 11, will be best man, and ushers are to A Jo non Kuelper, St. Louis, and Mr. McDavitt. Joseph Folts will be the ring bearer. Other out-of-My Day—
town guests gehen wile } as and Capt. Mary 7 Frances ver Form of Bills | ma cot. sir Discussed By Committee
both of San Antonio, and Capt. AEnid Benton, Ft. Worth, Tex. ‘By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT NEW YORK, June 17~—It was
Parties for the bride-to-be are being planned by Mr. and Mrs. quite evident to the drafting committee of the bill of human
McDavitt, Mrs. Edward Schurman, fights last week that all the rep-|
Mrs. Albert Blankman, Miss Frances Foltz and Lt. Bernham. Her resentatives of governments sitting
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Foltz, will entertain with the bridal dinner “Friday night.
Open Houses Set
MR. AND MRS. Jerauld MeDermott will hold open house from 2 to 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon in celebration of their 25th wedding anniversary. They will be assisted by their nieces, Misses Sandra Goss and Barbara Lee and Sandra Knotts. There are no invitations. ...» » Arthur Totman will hold open house from 1 to 8 o'clock Sunday afternoon in honor of his son and daughter in-law, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Totman, and their son, all of) Oaxlang, Cal. - = = Mrs. Maurice J. Simpson will leave Thursday to join her husband in Los Angeles. She is the former Miss Velma C. Hert. EJ ® ” Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Galbraith had as guests last week their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas E W. Galbraith, W: , and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kuebler, Winnipeg, Canada. :
Virginia Hofer
Times State Service FT. WAYNE, Ind, June 17.—Miss Virginia Anne Hofer, who will be married to F. Marott Sinex on June its suggestions and recommenda- (20, has chosen her , Daris, to 5 be her only attendant. procedure being clearly a| The ceremony will be read in the hich would. have 1o_bel7vinity English Lutheran chuth
Barbara Bernham, who will be one of Miss Poliz's attendants, | from San Antonio, The bride also will be attended by McDavitt, and Miss Frances Foltz Mary Ann Mc-
city. Thus, if there was divergence of Charles D. Watson, Severin hotel,
"opinion, the human rights com-|Indianapolis, and the late Prancis mission would have a clear state-|H Sipex. ment before it of all points of view.
Mr. Rodgers Takes Bride
Miss Jo Ann Altum became the
Christian church. The Rev. Arthur B. Edwards officiated. A: pink lace and marquiset frock was worn by the matron of honor, Mrs. Robert Knight. Miss Violet Taylor, the bridesmaid, was dressed in a blue marquiset frock. The bride wore a white taffeta gown accented with white braid. Bhe wore a two-tiered firigertip illusion veil held by a lace tiara and carried white roses. 8S. C. Rodgers Jr. was the best man, and James Heckman and Johnny Edwards were the ushers. A reception followed at the church, The couple is at home in Terre| Haute, where the bridegroom is at- | tending Indiana State Teachers college. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Altum, 8228 W. 9th st, are the parents of the bride. Mr, and Mrs. S. C. Rodgers, 2015 E. Riverside dr. are the bridearoom’s parents.
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BETROTHED — Miss Catherine Eckerman, 4928 N. Capitol ave., is the bride-to-be of Henry L. Adam. Parentséof the couple are Mr. and Mrs, Edward E. Eckerman and Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Adam, all of Terre Haute. No wedding date
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Rose Eisen Is Wed At Church
Miss Rose Marie Eisen and Charles B. McCauley were married at 9 a. m. today in Holy Cross Catholic church. The Rev. Fr. James D. Moriarty officiated. The bride wore a candlelight satin gown with ‘a sweetheart neckline, full skirt and chapel train. She carried a white orchid and sweetheart roses on a prayer book. A pearl tiara held her fingertip veil. Miss Barbara June Eisen was her sister's maid of honor. She chose an aqua taffeta frock and a match-
ine Sauer, bridesmaid, wore a simi. lar pink dress and hat. Breakfast Held Joseph McCauley attended his brother, and the ushers were Kenneth Punke and Bernard Woerdeman. A breakfast at Buckley's restaurant followed the A reception will be held tonight at
"Sthe home of the bride's parents, Mr:
Joseph A; Eisen, 1331 E. After a trip to Canada
and Niagara Falls, the couple will
The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. McCauley, 1201 Wallace ave.
Miss Sheldon Is Married
At 3:30 p. m. Sunday Miss Phyllis Sheldon was wed to Robert Bryant in the East Park Methodist church, The Rev. E. A. Boston officiated. . Mr. and Mrs. K. E Sheldon, 246 N. Tacoma ave. are the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Bryant, 87 8. Gray st., are the parents of the bridegroom. A reception at the home of the bride followed the ceremony. After a short wedding trip, the couple will live in Bloomington where both will attend Indiana university, The bridegroom also attended Purdue university. The bride's sister, Jean, was her maid of honor, Virginia Lee Erchholtz was the flower girl. The bride and her attendants were dressed in moire frocks styled alike. With _heg. whitey dress the bride wore a fingertip teil - of illusion which fell from an orange blossom tiara, She carried white gladioli. Miss Sheldon wore green and the flower girl pink. William Bryant was the best man, and Charles Bryant and Robert Stone were the ushers.
Auxiliary Unit Sets Election
The Robert E. Kennington unit, American Legion auxiliary, will meet, at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the |post home. The business meeting {will include election of officers and will be followed by a tea. Mrs. {John’Valentine is chairman for the tea. The unit will sponsor a card party lat 6:30 p. m. July 8 at Veterans hospital. It has chosen Miss Mari~ {lyn McCoy as its representative to | Girls’ state at Indiana university | June 25, | The group will send a child to |the Julia Jameson Nutrition camp for nine weeks this summer.
Kathleen Cranny "To Be Wed June 28
Miss Kathleen Marie Cranny and Joseph P, Rolles Jr. Chicago, will bé married June 28 in the Blessed Sacrament chapel, SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. " She is the.daughter of Mr. and (Mrs. T. F. Cranny, 117 E. 13th st., and his parents are Mrs, Joseph P. Rolles, 6207 Washington blvd., and Mr, Rolles, Traders Point.
Mrs. Kuhn, Chairman Big Eagle unit, American Legion auxiliary, will sponsor.a public card Pasty at 8 p. m. a Tuiday in the {post home, New Mrs, Grace Kuhn
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Teen Talk— Counselors Have as Much Fun As Their Junior Charges At Acorn Farm Camp
By BOBBIE SCHAEFFER IN 1933 a man who liked the outdoors. and youngsters started something extraordinary in camping—one might say in child training. Herbert Sweet was just out of college and his first start with this camp was with 10 boys, a station wagon and a beautiful 40-acre farm north of Carmel This is Acorn farm, located on spring-fed Coo] creek with rolling
day for 12 weeks. About 18 campers
ages of 6 and 11, there is a counselor. Most of them are former
campers who want to come back to Acorn. They help achieve Acorn’s aim, “to offer a flexible, constructive program, exposing boys and girls to as many of childhood's adventures as possible.” There's never a dull moment
Galbreath photo. ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs, Adolf K. Hofer, Ft. Wayne, announce that their daughter,
and sometimes the ‘‘exposure” is terrific. For activities they may be collecting rocks, insects, beetles . . . or crawdads for the aquarium which they made last week. Some will be working on the new airplane, the summer's building project. The wheels have been started, sawed from a log by the boys. The train, built in past years, is still a favorite piece of equipment. Dams and bridges are built frequently along the creek. So are exciting caves, water wheels and canals. And who could be a camper without knowing about flint-and-steel firemaking or fishing? Riding on the “sky “ride” is a favorite pastime, zooming down the greased cable and over the creek. On hot summer days swimming is a “must.” " » - ONE COULD go on and on listing activities, ‘but there is probably a new one each day that the campers think of themselves and develop. The counselors are more interested in developing ingenuity than in the finished products. Katherine Hadley, spending her second summer at Acorn, will be a senior at Shortridge in the fall. Fred Terry, who was graduated this month from Shortridge, is a former camper and this is his fifth or sixth summer—he’s lost track of the time. In the fall he will attend the University of New Mexico. Marguerite Burchard also was graduated from Shortridge this year and Bob Hansen is a student at Broad Ripple. David Mead attends Shortridge and Marjorie Bliss is from Tipton. Don Tabbert finished his freshman year at Indiana university this spring and Mary Bishop is coming from Smith college. Tom ‘Wicks, a veteran, is from Rochester, N. Y., and will teach riding on the Sweet's seven ponies. The Sweets are always “on the
another, g RE A MESS hall with corn and tomatoes from the farm and chickens in the freezer provides an “interesting” noon hour. And an adult counselor leads group singJng, rhythm bands and camp songs for more variety. Rainy days don’t dampen the fun for ‘there afe trips to factories. and museums on those days. These teen-age counselors learn new experiences in carp life, along with their “charges.” In .one Week they have a heal tan. And they're kept b: keep-
ing up with six or seven lively | boys and girls and having tun,
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Virginia Anne, will be married to F. Marott Sinex en June 29. Mr. Sinex is the son of Mrs. Charles D. Watson of the Severin hotel.
Convention Arranged
Times Special VIRGINIA BEACH, Va., June 17. —Kappa Delta sorority will hold its golden anniversary convention here June 26 to 30. A specjal train, made up in Chicago, will bring many of the delegates. Four Indianapolis women are planning to attend. They are Mrs. David Sherwood, province alumnae officer; Mrs. Graeme Supple, president of Indianapolis Alumnae association! Mrs. Verle Wilson and Miss Lucille Garland. The sorority"has 72 college chapters and 125 alumnae associations. Its national philanthropy is work for crippled children. It also is contributing to reconstruction work in the Philippine Islands.
Home Economist To Visit Butler
Rodgers, Chicago, home economist for the Wheat Flour institute, will visit Butler university tomorrow was
made today by Miss Hattie Lundgren, head of the Butler home economics department. Miss Rodgers will address members of summer school home economics classes at 10:30 a. m. in the recreation room of Jordan hall. “Careers. for Home Economics Graduates” will be her topic. Miss Lundgren will have charge of the meeting and will introduce the speaker.
Miss Flick Hostess Miss Ruth. Flick, 33 8. Linwood ave., will entertain the Friday Evening Cross Town club at 8 p. m. Friday.
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DOWN ON THE FARM—AIl the gang has fun, including the teen-age counselors at’ Acorn.” Sitting on the a counselor. Jack Eiteljorg is on "Beauty," the black pony, an Jill Sweet is mounting * ‘Dickie, the 30-year-old pony, with some assistance from counselor.Fred Terry. Little Mary in tow.
Miss Hamman To Be Feted Tomorrow
Miss lois Mae Hamman will be honored tomorrow night at a personal shower given by Mrs. E W. Ayers and Miss Beth Kégel at the home of Mrs. T. L. Kick, 09 Compton st. Miss Hamman will be wed Saturday to Charles E. Scheffe. Her parents are Mr, and Mrs. George W. Hamman, 609 Middle dr.,” Woodruff Place. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P, Scheffe, 360 Spencer ave. Guests at thé shower will include Mesdames Hamman, Earl Fulkerson, Richard Moore, Lester Boese, William Madinger, Virginia Vest, Frank Weis, Theodore L. Kick, Carl Kick and George Marshall, Misses Marilyn Fulkerson, Eloise Gillespie, Deloris Collins, Joan Tucker and Alice Jane Andrews.
U. N. to Be Topic Of Mrs. Nevitt
The Indiana society, D. A. R., will|
present Mrs. Hope Bedford Nevitt in a broadcast at 2:46 p. m. Thursday over station WFBM. Her subject will be “The United Nations.” Mrs. Nevitt is & history teacher at Shortridge high school and an unofficial observer at meetings of the general assembly, security council and atomic arms commission at Lake Success. She plans to return to New York to attend further meetings of the United Nations this summer,
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Beta Sigma Phi To Install
New Chapter
.. Mrs, George T. Fowler, regent, is general chairman for the formal installation of the new chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority at 7 p. m. June 25 in the 36th #8. branch, Indiana National bank.’ Local honorary members, Mes dames Brandt Downey, Ralph Showalter and Robert H. Tyndall, will attend. Mesdames Fowler, Downey and {Haskell Rankin will give the tradi | tional pledging ritual” They will be
1700 Assisted by Mrs, Ray Watkins and Tdlow ave, will be hostess for Miss Nora Jane Carey. the business meeting Alpha chapter, | Kappa Beta Chi sorority, will hold Pledges will be Mesdames Russell
13 Pledges
J. Adams, James Beasley, Herman (Bowers, Cecil M, By. John [Julian, Delight H. Klaislk E. McLain, Guy A. ty john, George B. Morrison and Alta Skabo, Miss Emalee Palmer and Mis
Miss Anna Brochhausen will re-
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CLUBS
ceive the pledge and then have honorary membership conferred upon her. Mrs. Berry C. Raley will be
Three picnics and an outing are being planned by Indianapolis club groups for the near future. Mrs. Arthur Augustine, 6380 N. Chester st., will entertain Purdue university women of Indianapolis at
a 6 p. m. picnic supper next
Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert: E. Jones, recently
be appointed.
The -Artman council, Titérnational TravelStudy" club; will have a picnic tomorrow noon at Brookside park, No. 3 site. 18 Will.be & ove ered dish luncheon. The Story-a-Month club will open its summer season at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Rauh Memorial library. “Problems of the New Writer” will be the program theme for the summer. Mrs. Louis J. Mahern is chairman. | The meeting Will be open to the public.
elected president, will preside. Standing committee chairmen will
included in the charter, but’ will take the pledge ritual later, Chapter Officers Miss Lois Wray, president of Omega chapter and vice president of the Indianapolis council of the sorority, will install the chapter officers: Mrs. Julian, president; Mrs. . Beasley, vice president; Miss Palmer, secretary; Mrs. Pettyjohn, treasurer; Mrs, Adams, program chairman, and Mrs, Byrne, city council delegate. Miss Brochhausen will be installed as honorary director and Mrs. Fowler | i serve as chapter adviser. A reception will follow the fn stallations with Mrs. Ora O. Haines, president of Xi Iota exemplar chapter, and Miss Pearl Ward of
hostesses, Hospital Guild Sets Card Party Friday
The 8t. Francis Hospital guild
the exemplar Sper acting as.
Mrs. J. Earl Brown, 5830 Broad- Will sponsor a public card party at way, will be the hostess for the out- | 1: 30 p. m. Friday in Block's audiing the New Century club will hold |torfum, Mrs. Louis Groh and Mrs, tomorrow. Leo Lucid are. co-chairmen, A noon picnic will be held to-| Committee members include Mes-
makers club. Mrs. Harvey Carson, | 6402 Allisonville rd, will be the
morrow by the John Strange Home- |
dames Leo Lucid, Clay Britton and {Mary Harmon, prizes; Mrs, Henry {Gardner and Mrs. Carl B. Baas,
‘Mrs. Curtis Hostess
|special; Mrs. I. G. Boyd and Mrs. Herbert Adkins, candy; Mrs. Ans drew Wettrick and Mrs. John- L. Gedig, bridge; Mesdames Leo Lucid, Mrs. C. P. Curtis, 6208 Spring Caroline Oberting, Stella WarrenMill rd, was hostess to the Zeta burg, John Lucid, Henry WellingTau Alpha Mothers club at 12:30 'hoff, Pred Koch and William Faust, p m. today. There was a covered euchre; Mrs. Walter Luts and ‘Mrs. dish luncheon and installation of | {John _ O'Connell, other games, and
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Mrs. Bernard J. Weimer, door.
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