Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1947 — Page 17

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Ramos-Porter photo, DATE SET—Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Pelizzari, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Ellen, 22 W. 27th st, nard E. Smith." Mr. Smith is the son of Raleigh The wedding is to be

and BerMrs. Harold E.

54th st.

Tabernacle Presbyterian church,

Stone, 311 E. Fall Creek pkwy.,

bridegroom is the son of Mr. and, Mrs, Paul L. Crimans, 1001 E

Dexheimer-Carlon photo CHURCH RITE PLANNED—Miss Marian Elizabeth Stone will become the bride of Williamd-. Crimans Aug. 23 in McKee chapel, She is the daughter of Mr .and

unite Miss Mary pole. Mrs.

and the future Jesse

ave

Society—

Buffet Supper and Dance to Be Held Saturday, Aug. 23, at Meridian Hills

A SUPPER DANCE IS

BEING ARRANGED at the

Meridian Hills Country club for Saturday night, Aug. 23. Danéfrig~will*be from 9 o'clock until midnight, and the buffet supper is to be served at 11 o'clock. The pavilion, where the dance is to be held, will be decorated with brightly colored lantern and foliage.

Lighted candles also will be used in the decorations. Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Ransburg are chairmen of arrangements

for the event.

Their committee of assistants includes Messrs, and Mesdames Robert Wheat, Berkeley Duck Jr. Max Fritz, Boris Meditch. and Charles

Babcock. Chick Meyers’ orchestra is to play for the dancing.

Auxiliary Announces

Meeting on Tuesday A called meeting will be held at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon by the Indianapolis Day Nursery Junior auxiliary. The group will meet in the 38th st. branch of the Merchants National bank. Plans are to be made for the sale of programs at the Indiana - State Fair horse show. : Mrs. Frank Fairchild is president of the auxiliary, and Mrs. Paul Fletcher is chairman for the program sales project. " ” o An open house Sunday is being planned by Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Croner in their home. The event will be in honor of the couple’s 25th wedding anniversary. There are no invitations. .

Oklahoma Girl Elected

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 (U. PJ. ~George Ann Hicks of Edmond, Okla., nominee on the “Nationalist” ticket, was elected president of Girls’ Nation today, defeating Mary Gay Woodruff of Warrensburg, Mo., nominee on the “Federalist” ticket. Girls’ Nation is sponsored by the ‘American Legion auxilidry as a school of government. The votes were cast at a session of the electoral college held in the house of representatives chamber. In the general election, the Nation-

‘alists nosed out the Federalists by

five votes. Shirley * Jean Helmke of San Francisco was elected vice president. She defeated Helen Mary Walker of Enid, Okla. President Hicks appointed a chief justice and members of a mock supreme court which heard arguments on a case during a session held in a conference room at the U. 8. supreme court building. The chief justjce was Miss Woodruff. Justices were Anne Townsend, Minneapolis; Betty Jo Gaddie, Bowling Green, Ky.; Juanita Crosby, Franklin, N. H.; Harriet Killebrew, Paris, Tex.; Sally Reardon, Fremont, O.; Gwendolyn Yut, Portland, Ore.; Bond Corey, Castleton, N. Y, and Norma Jo Rushing, Chester, Ill.

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Dessert Party Arranged By Sorority

A dessert party Saturday .will be held by the Indianapolis Alumnae club, Alpha Gamma Delta sorority, for girls planning to enter Indiana university next month. The party will be at the home of Mrs. John R. Swan, 5402 N. Delaware st. Alumnae who will assist the hostess are Mesdames Lytle Freehafer, Thomas Rushmore, E. Leo Smith, Earl H. Conway, John Fenstermaker, Jay and J. P. Lahr and Miss Elizabeth Roberts.

Members of the active chapter also will attend the party. They

are Miss Carolyn Kiebler, chapter president; Misses Betty McCloud, Connie Drake, Marjorie Mothersill,

Merton Johnston, Robert

My Day— Cyrus Ching’s Task Seen [= Diatticult By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT CAMPOBELLO ISLAND, New

Brunswick, ‘Aug. 13. — The TaftHartley labor act does not seem to

Eleanor Cardis

Mr. and Mrs, Frank Cardis, N. Rural st., announce the engagement of their daughter, Eleanor Theresa, to Norbert A. Thompson, He .is the son of Mr. and Mrs, James A. Thompson, 1408 N. Ala-

bama st. The couple will be married at 10 o'clock Monday morning, Sept. ¥ The cerethony is to be in St

Philip Neri Catholic church:

Miss Mary C. McNulty will be the maid of honor, and Miss Rose Mary Cardis ‘will be her sister's bridesmaid. Another sister, Mary Alice, will be the junior bridesmaid. . Harold R. Thompson will attend | his - brother. Ushers are to be

prem reernn Is Engaged and Richard F. Cardis,’

804 | brother, to {enter the profession is being con-

brother of the future bride.

Programs Will Aid

Nurse Recruitment During the next two weeks, radio stations WFBM, WIBC, WIRE, WISH and WABW will present 20 15-minute programs in co-operation with the current drive to recruit

student nurses, Stations jn Evansville and South Bend also will co-operate, according to Miss Edwina MacDougall, head

ciation,

of the Indiana State Nurses asso:

WEDDING NEAR—A ceremony Aug.30. will

The bride-to-b L. Bunch, prospective bridegroom is of 545 N. Keystone

More than 2000 nurses are needed

ducted by the nurses’ asociation, the | State Hospital associa-

|tion, the Indiana State ‘Medical

association and the Indiana Blue Cross: Hospital Service plan, To enter nursing school a girl must be at' least 18, a high school graduate and in good health. She

must be able to pass an aptitude test.

Plans Pledge Party Verae Sorores chapter, Verdus Cordis sorority, will meet with Mrs, Bevin Granger, 1511 Carrollton ave., tortight. A pledge party and cov-

Block photo

Lou Bunch and Matthew F. Wal-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and 1544 N. Euclid ave. The

The Bridal Scene--

Lila Lee Gejsler To Jerome Seger; . Joan. Phillips to

Engagement announcements and rent bridal scene. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Giesler,

be having such smooth sailing. I saw the other day thai a legal | aid of the national labor relations | board had resigned because he said | it was impossible to work under the| act, and I have seen repeatedly in| the papers that labor unions were] simply by-passing the NLRB be-| {cause* they felt it would take too] long for any action and that it was a useless piece of machinery, I see that President Truman Yas] appointed Cyrus Stuart Ching, a Republican, to head the new federal mediation snd Sobieilisuion service.

THIS is the enn created by the Taft-Hartley act to take the place of the U. 8S. conciliation serv- | ice, which has functioned previously in the labor department. On Aug. 22, this new agency will start working independently.

stoppages of work in labor-mana ment disputes. ing to see the record that the new

the next few months. ” Certainly Mr. Ching, who is 71, should have plenty of experience, since he has been director of in-| dustrial and public relations for! the United States Rubber Co. since 1929,

o o ®t THE head of this new agency is responsible only to President Tru-

Lita Hancock, Coella Snider and man, The personnel of the concilia-

Emma Robinson. Out-of-town members of the: so-

tion service is transferred to it, but Mr. Ching has the right to make

rority attending will include Miss any changes he wishes. The senate

Betty Caulkins, La Porte; Miss Pa-’

tricia McCune, Hartford City; Miss Mary Lou Kuhn, Evansville, Miss Barbara Wall, Chicago. Miss Carmene Huisinga, Bloomington; Miss Elizabeth Leaming, Marion; Miss Patricia Werner, New Palestine; Miss Phyllis Mattson, East Chicago, and Miss Joan Scott, Dayton, O.

G.O.P. Women Will Meet

DETROIT, Aug. 13 (U. P.).—Mrs. Robert W: McCauley, assistant chairman of the Republican national committee, said today that Republican women from 19 states will hold an organizational meeting here Oct. 1-3. The states aye Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Towa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, West Virginia and Wisconsin. Organizational meetings also will be held next month in Hartford, Conn., and in Denver during October.

Sorority to Meet Alpha Pi Omega sorority will meet at 8:30 p. m. today in the | Y. W.C. A.

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has to confirm his appointment in its next session, but confirmation is regarded as almost certain. Anyone who has listened to the way labor feels about the provisions of the Taft-Hartley act will feel a little sorry for Mr. Ching, I think. If you are going to bring about conciliation, you naturally hope for | people on both sides of a question |

the present time, I hardly feel that] the labor groups are in a receptive mood.

TEEN JOGS—A study in

brown captures campus admiras, tion,for Pat McDonald. A two-

styled with a new-looking jacket back. Pat's cloche is brown, tqp, and she carries a leather bag with an over-the-shoulder strap. A junior at St. Agnes academy, Pat is a member of the Beta Beta Sigma and P. U, N. S. clubs. (Ayres.)

Marks Anniversary

formation of Omega chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, will be celebrated with a dinner at the Riley hotel at 1:30 p. m. Sunday.

It will be intepést- |

who are ready to be conciliated. At)

piece, pin-checked wool suit is ‘|

.The ninth anniversary of the

riage of their daughter, Dubois. The Wedding will be at 9 a. m,

Rippy- Kassig Enmsgament

Announced

The engagement and shoronting, marriage of Miss Elizabeth May| Rippy and Edward Jay Kassig of | Neg York is announced by Miss | | Rippy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Car len P Rippy, 1240 Holt rd. The prospective bridegroom is the | {son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius E.! | Kassig/or of New York. { The wedding is ‘to be at 3:30] M lock Sunday afternoon, Aug. 2,| the St. Paul Evangelical and]

The object. will - be fo prevent. Reformed church. The Rev. William |

{H. Knierim will officiate |

| Miss Rippy has chosen Mrs. Herschel Fullen to be her matron of

independent agency acpieves during | honor, and Mrs. Howard Rippy to, 8V€: . |

| be her bridesmaid. Julius J, Kassig of New York will '| be his brother's best man, and ush{ers will be Carl and Howard Rippy, | brothers of the future bride,

Garden Party Set

For Tomorrow Two cousins of the bride-to-be, Misses Gladys and Margaret Schuh will give a miscellaneous shower and garden party tomorrow night at their home, 5840 Rockville rd. Mrs. |George O. E. Schuh will gssist her daughters.

Jasper: announce the approaching 1 MmarLila Lee, to Jerome F. Seger,

{from I U.

lave.

Is Engaged

Be Wed

several marriages highlight the cur-

son of Louis Seger,

Auf 21, in St® Joseph's Catholic church in Jasper, The bride-to-be is a graduate of Indiana university where she was a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. The prospective bridegroom, a member of Sigma Chi fraternity, also was graduated

Miss Carol Lou Giesler will be her i sister's maid of honor. The bridesmaids will Include Miss JoAnne | Leisch, Danville; Miss Taffy Potter, Evansville; Miss Joan Parker, Jasper, and Mrs. LaVerne Braun, DeBois. : Ralph Seger will be the best man, and the ushers will be Jack Newton, Jasper; John Neal, ‘Noblesville, and Reubon Roth, DuBois.

o Mr. and Mrs, Rodney A. Phillips, 1002 8S. Pershing . ave., announce the engagement of their daughter, |Joan, to Paul E. Butler, son of Mr. land Mrs. Jesse Butler, 1450 Blane

The wedding will be at 8:30 p. m, {Sept. 20 in the Second Friends church. ” » ” The engagement of Miss Wilma Rooker and Albert Tavenor has been announced by her father, Maurice R. Rooker,” Hanna ave. Mr. Tavenor is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Tavenor, 302 E. Terrace

The vows will be read .-at 7:30 p. m. in St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church, Sept. 5. Mrs. Robert Tedrow, the bride-to-be's sister, will be her only attendant. Wiliam Tavenor will be the best

Guests will include Mesdames Rippy, Fullen, Joe Roark, Gene Wagley, Howard Rippy, Wesley |™ Rippy, Raymond Lentz, Walter

Lentz, William Rippy, John Lentz, Carl Lentz, Eugene FP. Lentz, Harry C. Schuh, ‘william Beaman, Edgar {Stout and George Schuh Sr., Misses | Carolyn, Mary, Ethel, | Esther, | Harriet Schuh, Betty Lou Mercer, Frances Ellison, Mary Elizabeth Bland and Clarabelle Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. Rippy wil} entertain | with the bridal dinner for their] daughter and her fiance Aug. 23 at their home. Other guests at the dinner will]

|8ig, Howard Rippy and Fullen, the|

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. “reception at the church will follow the ceremony. ” " ” Miss Mary Nungester and Jack Ferguson were wed Aug. 9 in the

(mony. Miss Mary McDougall and Glenn Ferguson were the, only attendants.

After the vows were read, a recep-|:

tion was held in the home of the bridegroom’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Nungester, 101 N. Belmont ave., are the parents and - Mr. -and Mrs. |Rufus Perguson, 312 Fleming st,

n u ceremony July 19 Bettie Vornehm and Louis Snyder at 8 p. m. in the

o An informal junited Miss

(Leonard T. Thompson,

rectory of Assumption Catholic ‘church. The Rev. Pr. Patrick Griffin officiated. Miss Betty Jo Etter was the maid | of honor. Willlam Johnson was the! best man. The bride is the daughter of Mr. {and Mrs. John. Vornehm, 812 Hiatt {st. Mr. Snyder 1s the son of Theo|dore Snyder, 823 S. Sheffield ave. |The couple is living at the home of {the bride's parents

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