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

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Make Bathroom . [Attractive {One Bath Should Be { On the First Floor } By PAUL T. HAAGEN i Noted Architect 5 (144b In a Series.) : {EVERY FAMILY WANTS to { have the bathroom accessible from { the bedrooms ani it is alway: ad- § visable to build two baths into every home. Where -there is only one bathe room, the location becomes a | problem in the heuse which has bedrooms on both the first { and second tloors. It means that ithe stairs must be place con- { veniently and inconspicuously. i If two bathrooms are installed “1 in this type of house, it is almost nlways best to have one of them on the first floor where it may be { nccessible for the use of guests, i children or invalids. If two baths are installed, one {may very well be a smaller bath{room and by using a shower in [a of a tub, space may be saved. | A basement toilet is desirable, : providing service for household i help and for the children when § playing out-of-doors, thus rele- ! gating soiled shoes and hands to . the basement, 4 wn 8 ‘WHERE THE bathrooms can be { planned -or grouped so that the { plumbing supplies: can be utilized i for both kitchen and baths and perhaps the laundry as well, a worth-while saving is made and ‘the cost of an extra bath re- : duced. ey : Do not place a bath tub under ‘8 window unless you have to. You twill find it most inconvenient in i that location.’ Drafts and dirt find ‘their way through the window and {any window curtains may become {damp and wet. ¢ Provide electric outlets for shav‘ing and ample light on mirrors fand general illumination, It is {well to have an electric wall heater built into the bathroom to pro‘vide heat in mildly inclement i weather. : = h » » » AMONG some of the items wanted by many folks in their "bathrooms are cabinets or drawers for the storing of bathroom linen .and supplies, a built-in dressing table (much appreciated by the women) and space for a scale, * Sun lamps will play an ime ‘portant part in the future life ,of our people and if placed in a large bathroom together with ‘8 comfortable seat, would be +found advantageous. Well-lighted mirrors are =a must, and ventilation is required. Possibly a ventilating fan might be installed which would exhaust the air from the bath to the outside.

» » » BUILT-IN accessories such as medicine cabinets, soap dishes, . tooth brush holders, cup holders, ‘towel racks, tollet paper holders, ‘etc, are not expensive and -add {very much to the convenience ‘and attractiveness of a modern * bathroom, &~ Whatever may be the make-up of your bathroom or its. equip-’ ment, everything should be of easy-to-clean materials with erack-proof walls and floors and ‘all sanitary devices.

Bridal Dinner "Fo Be Tonight

“4 Miss Kathie Lou Safford, Wheafon, 111, will bg maid of honor at the wedding of Miss Betty Gene Biggar and Robert Ritzinger Hare. The peremony will be at 4:30 p. m. Baturday in the North Methodist church. 2 { The future bridegroom will be at * fended by his mother, Laurens Clark Hare. Ushers are to include Joseph E. Rench Jr, Elkhart; Richard B. Maddox, Palestine, Ill; Gordon K. BSmitley, Ft. Wayne, and Roland B. Rust Jr. The future bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. George A. Biggar, will pe the bridal dinner at 6 p.m. ay. It will precede the wedding rehearsal.

Swimming Party i Beta chapter, Chi Phi Gamma sogority, will have a swimming party ‘Monday night at the Broad Ripple Pool. ‘

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WAR MOTHERS GIVE TEA—Mrs. Florence Clarke, Melbourne, Australia (left), Geelong, Australia (second from left), gather around the ted takle with Mrs. Earl Yarling, Mrs. J. L. Breedlove (seated) and Mrs. Charles Dorigus, presidents of USA, University Heights and Marion ‘county chapters of the American War Mothers. The tea was given for wives, mothers and sisters of members of the 106th division yesterday in the gold room of the Hotel Antlers. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Ferguson, who are visiting this country, were special guests.

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Clubs— Nature Club

-|Alice Walpole

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Miss Pruett Engaged | to Jack D. Summers | Announcements of wedding at-'

tendants, an engagement and EY bridal dinnér highlight today's bridal news. Miss Alice Walpole, who will pe married to Herman A. Kocher on Aug. 16, has chosen her sister, Mrs. Francis Louis O'Brien of Denver, to be her matron of honor. The wedding will be in St. Pakrick’s Catholic. church and Miss Walpole's brother, the Rev. Ft. Donald Walpole of Bt. Meinrads abbey, will officiate. Another broth. er, the Rev. Pr. Robert J, Walpole of St. Andrew's Catholic church In Richmond, is to read the mass. The bridesmaids will be Miss Rose Ann Walpole and Miss Florence Kocher, sisters of the en. gaged couple, ; George Kocher will be best man for his brother, and ushers are to be Bernard Kocher and Jimes Walpole, brothers of the couple. The bride-to-be will be honored at several parties. A kitchen shower will be given tonight by Alpha Upsilon- chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta sorority. Mrs. Robert Brant, Noblesville, is to be the hostess.

A miscellaneous shower will be

given next ‘Thursday by Mrs. LeRoy Kremer and Miss Florence Kocher, sisters of the prospective bridegroom. Mrs. Kremer will entertain at her home, 1317 Hoefgen “st. : x Mrs. Edward P. : Cooke, 629 Sanders - st.,, will give a crystal shower July 28. : Guests wil] 4nclude Mrs. Martin H. Walpole and Mrs, Frederic Kocher, mothers of the couple; Mesdames Leroy Kremer, Bernard Kocher, = Nicholas. Kirch, Fred Seidell and Charles Fleetwood,

: ; Miss Martha McConnell Chooses Elizabeth Ott as Maid of Honor

Will Visit

Six Indianapolis student. nurses

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Misses Kocher, Rose Ann Walpole, Frances Spitzfaden, Mary O'Brien, Lucy Lavelle, Regina Shaughnessy, Margaret Rose and Frances Foltz and Mary and Trudie Wichmann. . » r .

Tapolls Centennial parade.

participated in the recent Indlan-

On the City hospital float were Miss Jénnie Wynolda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter ‘Wynolda, 311 8, | Keystone ave. Miss Janett Belle Barbee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley Barbee, R. R. 17, tnd

and Mrs. Henry Perry, 2064 Paris ave. ; The St. Vincent's hospital float incleded Miss Shirley Freihage, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. PFreihage, 4102 Ruckle st, and Miss Joahne Nolan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Nolan, 1030 Blaine ave, On the Medical center float, representing the Indiana University School of Nursing, was Miss Barbara Ann Franzen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Franzen, 26 W. 52d st.

Alumnae-Club’ | Will Meet

Murs. Frederick C. Tucker, Millersville rd., will be hostess for the afnual mid-summer garden supper the Alpha Alumnae club, Alpha Chi Omega sorority, will hold Tuesay. Assisting the hostess will be Mesdames George L. Clark, Robert L.| | Mason, J. Voris Tobin and Joseph |W. Dorrell and Miss Dorothy Peterson, Honor guests will be representa-| [tives from the active chapter at De-| hd university. They will assist | with plans for a rush party to be; given next month. Members attending from thé -aetive chapter will include Miss’ Carel Crook of Vingennes, rush chairman, Misses Barbara Evans, Catherine Clark and Susan Guild of Fairland.

Goodmans Will Give Party on Sunday

Mr, and Mrs. Jack A. Goodman will entertain informally in their home, 301 W. Kessler blvd, for a small group of- friends following the symphony concert on Sunday at Butler Bowl. Honor guests will be Dr. and Mrs. Fabien Sevitzky and Abram Chagins, |planist, who will be soloist atthe | concert, 4“.

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MISS MARTHA McCONNELL HAS CHOSEN Miss Elizabeth Ott fo be her maid of honor when she is married Saturday, Aug. 80, to John J. Hudson of Springfield, O.

Two picni¢ meetings are among the sessfons being held by clubs this week. The Indiana Nature Study club

Mrs. Philip Oxley, Cincinnati, and Mrs. Joseph Blakeslee

are to be the bridesmaids,

The ceremony is to be read at 3:30 Tabernacle Presbyterian church, Dr.

The junior bridesmaid will . be Miss Carol Anne Gilmore, Springfield.

o'clock in the afternoon in the Roy Ewing Vale will officiate.

Following the wedding, a reception will be held in the garden of the Walter E. Nelson's home in Brendonwood. Mr. Hudson will be attended by Jack Hill, Springfield. Ushers are to include John Curtis, Eldon Ray and Richard Wonderlick, all of Springfield, and John Doddridge of Cleveland. A number of parties are being planned to honor the bride-to-be. Mrs. Merrill Attkisson and her daughter, Gloria Jean, will give a

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Mary Walker will entertain with a breakfast china shower. Miss Waldo will be the hostess,

Mrs. Adair, Daughter To Fete Bride-to-Be

Mrs. Kenneth Adair and her daughter, Nancy, are planning a luncheon and miscellaheous shower on Aug. 1. Other parties will be given for

(gar; Mrs. Blakeslee and her mother, Mrs. lan Small; and by: Miss Ott and her mother, Mrs. J. N. Ott. The parents of the future bride will entertain for the -engaged couple “with a bridal dinner Aug. 20. The dinner will be at the Meridian Hills Country club and will follow the wedding rehearsal,

» o Mrs. Richard Lieber has returned from a fwo-week trip to Fergus Falls, Minn. =, | She visited her son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Norman H, Baker, and their three children.

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will visit the bee culture farm of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Thomas, 99th st., Sunday afternoon. The group is to meet at 3 o'clock at 59th st. and College ave. . After a tour. of the farm, the group will have a “pitch-in” pienie supper. This will be followed by motion pictures of Florida, shown by Mr. Thomas. ' The Happy Hour club will meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow night for a! business meeting. — ! Mrs. Thelma Shake is ta entertain | at her home, 232¢ W. Mortis st. | The Liberty Garden Homemakers | club held its annual picnic this]

afternoon at Forest Park, Nobles-| vills.

Catholics

f P y. : Of D.P.s | ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, July 17 (U. P.).—Support of emergency legislation to open America to 400,000 displaced Europeans was pledged today by the board of directors of the Catholic Daughters of America. { The 20 board members, represent ing 200,000 women in the United States and its possessions, promised renewed efforts to swing public opinion behind the four-year immigration program. In urging the action, Mary C. Duffy, South Orange, N. J. presi-, dent, declared that immigration was| responsible for

She pointed out that while the United States is becoming an “old” nation, Russia constantly is increase

ting its population.

The organization opened its semiannual meeting here today.

Mrs. Anson Thomas Will Be Hostess

Mrs. Anson Thomas will preside when the Washington W. C, T. U. meets tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. | Mrs. David McBurney, 5546 W. Ohio st., will be the hostess. Mrs, E.+B. Reese will give devotions, and the program is to be

prelented by Mrs. Charles Polk

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and Mrs. McBurney.

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The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Pauline Pruett and| Jack D. Summers is announced by her mother, Mrs. Pearl Gee, Franklin. The wedding is to be July 26. The bride-to-be is a graduate of

member of Delta Zeta, sorority. Mr. Summers is the son of C. L. He attended Franklin and is a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. | y 5 @ {

RECENT BRIDE — Friends here have received the announcement of the marriage of Miss Diana Denny to Lester William Scharf Jr. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ludwell Denny, formerly of Indignapolis and now he Wash. ington: The ceremony was read May 28 in-Arlington, Va.

My Day— French Award To Be Placed | In Library

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT HYDE PARK, N. Y., July 17+ Sometime ago I was notified that on the 14th of July, France's Bastile day, French Ambassador Henri Bonnet would present to me the medaille militaire awarded posthumously to my husband for his part in the liberation of France. So Monday I went to Washington for the occas sion. 1 The award of thé medaille militaire is a very great honor which I know ‘my husband would have deeply appreciated. Many of his friends came fo the ceremony so it was a heart-warming occasion. I shall now place this decoration in the library at Hyde Park, which already has so many treasures which he would have been.glad that people in different parts of the world wished to give him.

Mary Frances, and her fiance, Rich-

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District Presidents .

Meeting Today Districts 10, 11, 12 and 13 will be

‘{ hostesses to the Indiana Federation “fof Clubs at the group's annual con Jtvention June’ 14-16 at Lake Wawa~

Beginning at 9:30 o'clock this rning there was a district presi dents’ institute at the Severin, Luncheon was served at 12:30 p. m.

Rumpler, state parliamentarian, Mrs. Arnold Ulbrich, East Chicago outlined ¢he duties of the district presidents at the meeting. Mrs. Claude Billings, Akron, was appointed state chairman of pubs licity at the board of directors meeting yesterday. The board also voted on membership in the Brown

the Hoosier Salon, Voting to continue its support of the Indianapolis Symphony. ors chestra, the board also approved the presidency of Mrs. W. D, Keenan,

head of Epsilon Sigma Omicron sorority.

Mrs. Craig Will Join Husband in Manila Mrs. John E. Craig, and her son, John Robinson Craig, recently left for San Francisco where they will sail next week for Manila to join Capt. Craig. Mrs. Craig is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Dar A. Robinson, 1931 N. Talbott st, =

Mrs. Jack Kord - To Entertain :

ard L. Roudebush. The couple will be married Sune] day, July 27, in the Irvington Pres-| byterian church, ¢ | Guests will include Mr. and Mrs, | Roy Roudebush, parents of the prospective bridegroom; Miss Helen Chandler and Mrs. Edward Morris, both- of Cleves, O.; Messrs. and Mesdames William Roudebush, Mer-

Mrs. Jack Kord, 1617 N. Auburn st, will be hostess for the picnic Gamma Delta chapter, Kappa

{Delta Phi sorority, will hold at

6:30 p. m. today. Mrs. Lowell Painter and Mrs. Robert Irwin will assist the hostess.

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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Paul will give James Butters, Mrs. Frances Belch- | countries in which she seeks to the bridal dinner July 26 at Buck-|er, Miss Mary Katherine Green and introduce her theories and methods

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