Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1947 — Page 22

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Women to Hold World Session In Philadelphia

Triennial Conference |

—Wil-0 nday

PHILADELPHIA, ‘Sept. 5-(U, PJ.

—A Netherlands delegation will ask | the International Council of Women | to work for the re-education of Germany through particular contact with its women when the council's) first post-war triennial conference, meets Sunday night, The Netherlands delegation of 18, arriving here yesterday, sald ft would ask the council to consider the German question, Through Mrs. C. Bakker vais) Bosse, 'a membét @ the Netherlands committee for the study of human rights, the Holland group sald also it would urge the conference indorse a world food council Delegates from 25 of the 40 participating countries registered yes terday, the vanguard of an expected 1000 women whose topig through the conference will be “The Power and Responsibility of Preeddm.” Group meetings began today Dr. Jeanne Eder, famous Swiss surgeon, is unopposed for the presidency of the council at elections scheduled for Monday.

Last Session in U. S. Was 22 Years Ago

President Truman is scheduled to send a message to the organization, which, before the war, had

40,000,000 women

On the platform at the ganeral opening session will be Baroness Pol Boel, of Brussels, Belgium

council president; ambassadors and consuls of representative countries and officials of the U. 8. state department, United Nations and UNESCO. Sf American women's groups attending the sessions include the National Federation of Business and Professional Women, the Y. W A., American Association of University Women, American Legion auxiliary, American Farm Bureau federation, General Federation of Women's Clubs and the American Women's association. The conference is the council's first meeting in the United States since 1925.

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OCTOBER BRIDE. TO-BE-— Mr

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u membership of approwmAtel Sucre Heart Church Ceremony Will Unite Joan Marie Dippel ‘And Harry N. Kreuzman

The Rev: Fr Burchard Conrad wi Joan Marie Dippel and Harry morning. The rite will be in Sacrea Mr. and Mrs. Conrad G. Dippel ents, and Mrs. Cecilia K. Kreuzman, of the bridegroom

Mrs. Robert Landwerlen, matron ( 'hapter Meeting of honor, organdy

will be dressed in a pink and taffeta frock Ruth Ann Matzke, flower girl, will wear a

attendants will wear bonnets

N i ys . | The bride will be’ gowned in| Center Studies white satin accented with: Chan- , tilly lace. A coronet of lace em- : inc J broidered with jewels will hold her Paralysis full-length illusion yell, She will v

Treatment

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT HYDE PARK, N. Y, Sept. 5. 1 have been reading over the report of the infantile paralysis center Tuskegee institute, Alabama. The Neal Foundation for Infantile Paralysissgave the money to build this. center as an adjunct of the

John A. Andrews Memorial hos= pital. It opened its doors in 1941; Be-

fore 1 visited it, I had been told that poliomyelitis was rare among Negro children. However, I am glad

the center was established, for In reading. this report the horrid thought suggests itself to me that

perhaps the disease {8s “rare” among Negro children because we do not always. know about the cases. This center is designed primarily to take exceptional cases, ¥o that

doctors and nurses may be trained]

and may do research. The equipment must be of the best, since here

people learn what they must do In ssw

other places

I went through the center very early beginnings. and this re» port indicates that strides have been made Since then. ‘Every type of treatment is giver I hope it will mean that; all over the country, better care will spread In congested areas as well as in rural areas where so often the doctors have known little or noth. ing about the treatment of this

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Beta S Sigma Phi Unit Will Meet Tonight

Delta Mu chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, will hold its first meet ing of the season in the 38th st branch of the Indiana National bank at 7:30 o'clock tonight

Mrs. . Russell Adams, *~ program chairman, will give a brief history of Growth of Greek Organizations” Ande program Sorority, Women * !

best clude Mr

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carry orchids and roses.

will be the man, and the ushers n» il inRader,” Mr. Landwerlen, Raymond Ries and William Kelsey A breakfast at the Golden Pheas- | ant restaurant will follow the cere-

Leon Benz, Batesville

mony. The bride's parents will be host at a reception later in the he couple . will take a trip]

through the Sotith and Cuba They will be at home Oct. 1 at the Brill rd. address ' The bride attended Marian col-| lege, and the bridegroom attended | the University of Wisconsin,

| Miss Gracber |

Is Bride

Miss Mary Lou Graeber married to William Mattox at 9 o'clock this morning in Holy Cross Catholic church. The Rev Fr. Ambrose Sullivan read the ceremony

Was

Mrs Etoille Giraeber, “25 8 Oriental -st, is

the mother of the bride, and Mrs. Captolia Mattox; 859 ‘Eugene st. is the

bridegroom's mother Mrs E Smith was {

Ramos- Pore her sister's ma- | Mrs. Mattox tron of honor, fe and Miss Kay McAllen was -the bridesmaid. Mr. Smith was the best man After a wedding trip, the couple will live in Indianapolis

Visitors Entertained

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oberting 2656 Applegate st, enNertdined recently for their house guests, Mr and Mrs. Jack Copas and Patrick Hines, all of Hollywood, Fla. The out-of-town guests will feturn to

Florida Sunday

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. THE INDIANAPOLIS, TIMES ,

Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Alumnae Will- Start 42d Year's Activities

THE INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE of Alpha Chi Omega sorority will meet at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night in the Bufler-university chapter house. <The group is resuming its activities for the 42d year. Reports on the international convention held in June

Loren D. Fink, president, and Mrs. Marshal] P. Crabill, delegate. Talks also will be given by Mrs, Joseph J. Coffin and Mrs. T. M. . Rybolt on the Panhellenic dinner and the Saguenay cruise, Miss | Janet Chapman, Butler chapter alumnae adviser, will report on the | scholarship luncheon at which the Butler and Indiana university chape~ ters received ‘awards, New yearbooks will be her committee, Mrs. Norris’ Clafley, Earl Hoff, and Willam Woolley, Miss Marie

Eight to Be Hostesses at the Meeting

HOSTESSES FOR the meeting are Mrs. William Nees, chairman, and Mesdames Donaldson Brown, Richard Jones, J. Voris Tobin, C.

assistants include Mesdames H. E.

Blacklidge,

vice president; Mrs. Edward A. Rucinski and Mrs. Robert Palmer, recording and corresponding secretaries; Miss Ruth Starbuck, treasurer; Mrs. Coffin, Panhellenic representative: Mrs. Paul Butz, Lyre editor; Mrs. Jérome E. Holman, card tournament chairman; Crabill and Mrs. Norris. Also.included on the hoard are the chairmen of the following committees: Program-—-Mrs, Kurt F. Ehlert, chairman; Mrs, Joseph E. Buck, Mrs. George W. E, Smith, and ‘Miss Ann Hall, Hospitality—Mrs. R. Wayne Evans, chairman; Mesdames Franeis A. Bauer, George W. Walker, Walter Hammel, William J, Schergens, R. K. Foust and William K. Rohr and Miss Hannah Keenan Ways and means—Mrs.- R. A. Polkinghorn, chairman; Mesdames Donaldson Brown, Marvin 8. Cochrane, Carl Compton, William Jenningd, Robert Johnson, Richard C. Kiger, Joseph E. Marmon, R. E. McCaslin, W. C. Otto, Herbert Reberger, Clyde E. Robinson and Russell White, :

include Mrs. J. K. Mahrdt,

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and Mrs. |.-A. Rohl their daughter, B New Castle

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W. Kirkpatrick,

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Standing Committee Personnel Listed OTHER STANDING COMMITTEES include: Telephone—~Mrs. Miles Duwe, chairman; Mesdames Rex-B. Allen, John H. Baldwin J. W. Colglazier, M. F. Conly, Albert E. Janowitz, Harold Loupee, Harrison G. Martip, H. Malcolm Negley, Herbert A. Sloan, Robert E. Wildman, Arthur W, Wilson and Richard Bennett, Miss Rosemary Myers and Miss Susanne VanTalge. » Membership—Mrs, John Gant, chairman, Mesdames R. K. Bowers, Robert E. Brown, Louis A. Dawson, Joseph W. Dorrell, L. R. Kesselem, H. G. Meek and Dwight Risley, Miss Doris Driggs and Miss Marjorie

Il read the ceremony uniting Miss

are the bride's paris the mother

Mrs. E. H. Grismer was chairman

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The executive board for the year as announced by Mrs. Pink will |

Miss Grétchen Kemp, press chairman, and Mrs. |

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similar dress. Circus Day Parade” chapter of the | Lawson. The bridesmaids, ~ Mrs. Harry Riley Hospital Cheer guild today at | Scholarship—Mrs. J. C. Fix, chairman; Mrs. Horace Walker and Stafford. Mrs. Harry Hinsley, Mrs. | Miss Keenan; rush—Mrs, H. K. Weirick, chairman; Mrs. Don M. | Sta y MTS arr) 1siey, MIS. the Merchants National bank. She! i | John Rader of Franklin and Miss : | Traylor, Mrs. R. E. McCaslin, Miss Rea Bauer and Miss Libby Van | Rita Mascari. ‘will be. dressed” alike was assisted by Mesdames Edna, Liew; philanthropic—Mrs. T. H. Woodard, chairman; Mrs. William | SE e . Maore, Earl Cobb A ray licelv - mastdarnt.c [o lin aqua organdy And taffeta. All Co, “ar 0 and Edmund Ferguson and Mrs, Wayne Nicely, and. non-resident—Mrs. Paul G.

Mrs. Lively Hostess

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— FRIDAY, SEPT. 5; 1947 Rev. Fr. Somes

At Wedding Margie Ellen Walker To Become Bride Christ the King Catholic church will be ‘the setting tomorrow morne ing for the marriage of Miss Mare gle Ellen Walker and John Paul King. The Rev. Fr. Joseph V, {Somes will read the vows at 9:30 o'clock. A bustle-back and a full-length train accent the candlelight satin bridal gown. Miss Walker's illu sion veil will be attached to.a seed pearl tiara. She will carry a white {prayerbook topped by a white Ore jchid and stephanotis, Mrs. Robert Moss, Lafayette, the matron of honor, will wear an American Beauty taffeta gown. The bridesmaids, Miss Dorothy Helfar and Miss Frances Tyrie, will be dressed in peacock: blue taffeta. Max Griffith will be the best man,

and the ushers will include Mr, Moss and James Anderson. A wede {ding breakfast at the Golden {Pheasant restaurant will follow the {ceremony. ’

The home of the bride's ‘parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Walker, 5173 Rosslyn ave, will be the scene

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TO PLEDGE VOWS—M:, and Mri. John G. Knarr, Nobles. ville, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Alice | Jane, to Paul R. Doan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Doan, Lapel. The ceremony will be Sept. 14 in the Noblesville Christian church. | 0f -& reception from 2 to 4 p.m,

‘Meeting g Tonight Mr. and Mrs, Thomas King, Lafaye The Happy Hour club will meet tite, are the bridegroom's parents, luncheon Tuesday at 8 p. m. today at the home ‘of After a trip to Chicago, the couple Floyd Lively, 5231 Miss /Lillie Crawford, 1027 8. Shef- will be at home at 2446 N. New will be the hostess. field ave, | Jersey=st.

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