Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 September 1947 — Page 15

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TUESDAY, SEPT. 9. 19

Garden Clubs Book Annual

Flower Shows

Crooked Creek Event Will Be Friday Night| The Crooked Creek and Arbutus] Garden clubs will hold their an-| nual flower shows during the com- | ing week. Mrs. R. C. Soots is chairman off the Crooked Creek show scheduled at 7 p. m. Friday in the Crooked | Creek school auditorium. Members of the club, school chil-| dren, the Homemakers club and special exhibitors will take part. Judges will include Mesdames Howard Aldrich, Ray Thorn, Norvin Strickland and Myrtle Newlin. Mrs. B. H. Gardner ‘is the club president. Committee chairmen include Mesdames Enima Shamel, Merlin King, J. J. Olendenning, Ralph Minnick, Wayne M. Harvey and E. F, Jasper. The Arbutus club will stage its show at 1 p. m. next Monday in the home of Mrs. Charles Hammond, 7248 N. Pennsylvania st. Mrs. Frank Welcher and Mrs. Maurice Cravens will assist. This show is divided into two classes. The first section includes cultural classes of zinnias, asters, marigolds and gladioli, and the second section includes eight classes of arrangements, Mrs. Robert F. Mannfeld, central west chairman, and Mrs. John| Downing, Indiana Garden chub president, will be guests of the club. The general chairman for the show, Mrs. William Zaiser, has announced the following committee members: Mrs. W. T. Finney, schedule; Mesdames A. P. Willett, Arthur Cook and George Lilly, entry; Mrs. Robert Zaiser and Mrs. Frank Welcher, classification; Mesdames N. O. Heaps, J. D. Wright and Paul Booth, staging; Mrs. E. J. Elliott, judging; | Pred Tofquist, awards, Mrs. W. .C. Duesler, publicity, and Mrs. | L. M. Henderson and Mrs. Harold | Asquith, clerks. Mrs, Maurice Cravens is presi- | dent of tlie club.

8 Local Girls |

Will Enter ~ Stephens

«Eight IndiafBpelis girls have been accepted for admission to Ste-| phens college, Columbia, Mo. this, fall. They are Miss Johanna K. Har-| ris, daughter of Harry O. Harris, | 3419 N. Pennsylvania st.; Miss Patricia Ann Gass, daughter of Mr. | and Mrs. Edward M. Gass, 4326 Miss Joanne! ‘Hunt, daughter of Lt. Col. and Mrs. | Lewis A. Hunt, 5730 E. Washington st.; Miss Louise Ione Steffanni, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J.| Steffani, 340 N. Emerson ave.; Miss| Mary E. Stevenson, daughter of Dr.{

and Mrs. M. V. Stevenson, 5602 E.|

10th .st.; Miss Mary Lou Haver-| stick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Haverstick, 5745 Carrollton ave.: Miss Virginia Marie Rainer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B.| Rainer, Marott hotel, and Miss Rose May Axup, daughter of Lt. Col. and! Mrs. Roy W. Axup, Ft. Benjamin! Harrison. Former students returning from Indianapolis Rosalynn Joyce Haine!

“Mt. and Mrs. William M. Haine, 41 Ridgeview dr.: Miss Patricia Louise Crewes, daughter |

of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Crewes, | 6427 Pleasant Run pkwy.; Miss] Mary Lee Potts, -daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Virgil W. Potts, 3627 N. Delaware st.; Miss Marilyn Virgene| Mrs. |

Rock, daughter of Mr. and Robert D. Rock, 2849 N. New Jerse st, and Miss Marilyn Jeanne Stott, | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis! Graves, 2917 N. Ny Pepraylvania st.

Miss Weaver To Be Feted

Miss Kathryn Weaver will be honored at a linen shower tomorrow night in the home of Mrs. Thomas M. Hindman Jr., 920 N. Butler ave. Mrs. Hindman will be assisted byl, Mrs, Wilfred H. Lusher, .”7 The honor guest will be married] Sept. 20 to. Harold Corbin in the| Irvington Methodist. church. She is the-daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| Harry A. Weaver Sr., 308 Layman | ave. Guests at the shower will include Mesdames T. V. Corbin, Weaver, | T. S. Kibler, C. T. Butz, Stanley Meares, James Gilson, Paul MgDon-| ald, J. M. Booe, Robert F. Bowers,| H. L, Hasbrook and Frank T. Smith. |

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Business Meeting

Kappa chapter, Delta Sigma| Kappa sorority, met ‘last night in the ‘Acton school building at Acton for a business meeting. Mrs. Ger ald A the hostess.

o J. A. Glaubke

THE TNDTANAPOLIS TIMFS Dinner. Planned | For Pledges

{Of Sororities

Delta Zeta President Is to Be Speaker New sorority pledges at Butler {university will be honored tomorrow evening at 6:30 o'clock at a {Panhellenic dinner in the Murat temple dining room, President and Mrs. M. O. Ross, | Dr. Elizabeth B. Ward, dean of | women, Miss Louise Reiter, Panhel|{Tenic tecretary, and Miss Dorothy [ier secretary to Dr. Ward, will be special guests, Miss Phyllis Hollar, Panhellenic association president, will be toastmaster. A welcome to the pledges as mcoming Butler students will be extended ‘by President Ross. Miss Frances Westcott, national president of Delta Zeta sorority, will talk on |'* {If Privilege, Then Responsibility.” | § “What's the Rush?” a skit, will| |be presented by sorority members, | § | Included in the cast are Misses | Norma Brown, Marjorie Cunning{ham, Mary Lou Friedmeyer, Joanne |Pritz, Nancy Forbes, Winifred Ham, Margaret Lanahan, Marianne Leach, (Rhea McGoldrick, Ann | Metzger, {Mary Jo Pearce, Joan Pile, Martha Rankin and Sherry Roseberry,

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ALPHA CHI OMEGAS PLAN PARTY—Misses Kitty Lewis, Janetnelle Weirick and Virginia Rhodes (left to right) discuss plans’ for a rush luncheon Saturday at the

Indianapolis Athletic club for girls entering Indiana university this fall. After. the luncheon, Alpha Chi Omega sorority members and their quests will be entertained by Mrs. Edward A. Rucinski at the home of her mother, Mrs. H. L. Freyn, 4925 N. Meridian st. ;

Society— |

Janet McKay Is Honor Guest at Party Given by Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Critchfield

MISS JANET McKAY WAS HONORED last night at a surprise crystal shower given by Mrs. Paul Preston and Mrs, Max Critchfield at Mrs, Preston's home. The daughter of Mrs. ‘Adeline McKay, Miss McKay

» » » President -and Mrs, Ross will be| hosts to faculty members at the {annual reception at 7:30 p. m. Fri-

Council Urges > {day in the recreation room of Jor- : {dan Memorial hall, | Women As | Prof. Rosamond R. Jones, presi-

UN Delegates

{dent of the Butler Women's Faculty {club, will pour. She will be assisted | PHILADELPHIA, ' Sept (U, P.).—The International Coun-

'by Mrs. Harold Boisen, cil of Women yesterday urged that| women be appointed full delegates L. Bot To the TUNEd NEES and on, Qlel world organizations. ;

* Sorority Session

Iota chapter, Alpha Omicron Al-| pha sorority, met last night in the

Jot. A. business, twee sec retary,

is Ruth Hubbard,

treasurer,

high’ school all-girl organization, plan their annual tea for to the school, and their mothers, The tea will be given Thursday, Sept. 18, at 3:35 p. m. in the high school cafeteria. Kneeling below Beverly Grob, president, stands be

a. Martha, Wilson, vice pissideat, i and. Jo Ann. Beyant, \

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PLAN ANNUAL TEA—Officers of Orange Aid, Broad Ripple

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Grace Golden On Museum Comittee

| Group Will

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Recommend

\ UNESCO Actions

Mrs,

Grace Golden, director of

the Children’s museum, 3010 N. Me~

ridian st.

has been appointed to an

advisory committee for the Inter

headquarters in Paris,

national Council of Museums with

UNESCO house,

She will be one of 15 museum

workers in the from museums world to observe

educational field

throughout . the and advise with

the United ' Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural organiza-

Mrs. Golden

will attend the

{hemisphere meeting in Mexico City in. November and the second world

| conference in: Pa was in Europe in 1938 visiting muse

seums through a tion grant.

ris next June. She

Carnegie founda-

The newly ereated committee will {recommend to UNESCO methods

{make an interna

| of easing customs levies which now

tional exchange of

museum material and international {loans prohibitive. {up the matter of exchange of per .Isonnel and the stimulation of fele

“It also will take

{lowships for museum workers.

Mrs. local museum sin rector since, 194 head of American Associ

children’s

Golden has been with the

ce 1928, and ius di 1. . She has been work in the ation of Museums

and is a member of Delta Kappa

Gamma, honor in education, a Theta . Sigma

women journalists,

Meeting T

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eting will be held ow by Alpha chaps

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.session will be in

Lhe 38th.

fof the Indiana National bank.

will be married Saturday to Everett Keith, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Keith of €rothersville.

Other parties given recently for Miss McKay included a miscellaneous shower at the home of her sister, Mrs. William Orme Jr. {ual rights of both sexes, and for Another sister, Mrs. William Hines, feted the bride-to-be at a tea in tree access to news in every coun- | Ayres’ YearoutRy {try | President Truman Sunday night | A _two- ball golf {ournament will be played Saturday at Meridian [told the council that governments Hilis Country club at 4 p. m. Dinner and an evening of games Will [should be merely the instruments follow the tournament. lfor putting into effet the wishes Mr. and Mrs, David G. Banta are general chairmen and have |and opinions of the people they | appointed Mr. and Mrs. George A. Van Dyke and Mr. and Mrs. nd Mrs. Irving “Tam M. Malsch as co-chairmen of the | In a message to the opening ses- | golf game. sion of the council's first post-war . Mr. and Mrs. Robert, C. Blessing lconvention, Mr. Traman pointed are in charge of the entertain- lout that “citizens of a democracy | 3 3 ment for the evening. {are privileged to think as individ- "8 oH. 8 =n {uals and to act in concert.’ . : . The Dolphins of the Indianap-g 1 The President told 1000 delegates ; . 3 olis Athletic club will open their {from 40 countries attending the . y fall season tomorrow with jsix-day conference that “profound

Voters’ League Conference

"Thursday

A ™. AY

v luncheon beside the club swim- | The fall conference of the In- | h,nges in the lives of all peoples ming pool. diana League of Women \VOters ang aj) nations have added imNew officers of the organization [Will be held at 10 a. m. Thursday measurably to the responsibilities are Mrs. Gordon Peck, president; at the Y. W. C. A. lof all of us as world citizens.”

Mrs. Edwin Aspinall, vice presi- Atomic energy, penal survey in| Queen Elizabeth, in a message dent; Mrs. E. W. Mericle, treas- Indiana and county opportunities from Buckingham Palace, said that urer, and Mrs. C. W. Clark, are among the topics under dis-\'women of the world can perform secréfary. {cussion to direct immediate and fu-|their greatest service to interna-

{ture activity. |tional understanding by establishDelegates from the various state ing a good home life. } (leagues will asseirible. in workshop|- “Our young people have grown up| | groups for the conference. Mrs.lamid death and: destruction and | John P. Pennell, Kokomo, third vice often seek in vain for the way of

Committee members for this year include Mrs. Frank Gastineau and Mrs. Bernadine Mc~ | Aree, new members; Mesdames Luther Brooks, Jack Patten and

| president, is the program chairman truth, buried beneath the rubble of the state league. of disillusion,” she wrote. “It is for] | The workshops will be led by! {us, the women, to guide them to (Mrs. Richard Edwards, Peru, and| [the ascending path of progress, and Mrs. John K. Goodwin, penal sur-|to the footholds of faith.” vey; Mrs. Wayne ° Nattkemper,! Theme of the triennial conven- | Terre Haute; Mrs. Wanita Hughes, tion is “The Power and ResponsibilT k B . Kokomo; Mrs. Edward A. Troy,ities of Freedom.” akes Bride Peru, and Mrs. Walter Greenough, The delegates were balloting yes- | county opportunities; Mrs. Molly /terday for a new president to sucMr. and Mrs, John A. Glaubke Donlin, Chesterton, atomic energy, ceed the Baroness Pol Poel of Brusare visiting Spring Mill state park and Mrs. Drysdale Brannon, Mar- sels, Belgium, who is presiding at {following their wedding at 5 o’clock| lion; Mrs. E. E. McMichael, Crown the current sessions. Sunday afternoon in the Broadway’ ¥] Point Mrs. C..B. Durham and Mrs.

DE Te i von (Wikiaws 9, Svethen, oHeRialion Future Bride | ‘ EVENTS __ Will Be Feted

Mrs. Glaubke is the former Miss CLUBS A series of parties has been

Martha Stoutamoyer, daughter of r. and Mrs. Walter Stoutamoyer| ee Forest Hills Garden. Wed. Holliday planned for Miss Ruth Elizabeth i» park auditorium. Flower and har

{of Lexington, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glaubke, 6136 Broadway, are the parents of the bridegroom. Lae brides Panini dase. : ry vest show: box luncheon. | Armstrong before her marriage Oct. She wore a dusty rose satin dress | Eidelweiss ¢hap,, 1. T-8. C. 6 p.m. 4 'o Ralph M, Burns, She is the] B : Wed. At Y. W. C. A. Dinner. Miss| daughter of Mrs. G. P. Armstrong, Amy Keene, speaker, {4613 Guilford ave, Mandalay chap, I. T.-8. C. 12: 30| Miss Betty Cramer will entertain | p. m. Wed. Mrs. Richard Golbach, with a buffet bridge on Sunday at!

Leo Schumaker, swimming; Mrs. Ed Luglan, publicity, and Mrs. Preston Woolf, menus.

Little Middle

The best man was Wallace Hurt. A gown of white satin made with a sweetheart neckline was worn by

the bride. Her veil fell from a tiara of stephanotis. She carried white] 615 E. 56th, hostess. Mrs. E. C. ‘her home, 3968 Park ave. Another roses and’gardenias with an orchid| Rumpler, speaker; luncheon. {buffet bridge party - has been

Rio de Janeiro chap. L 'T.-8, C.|planned by Mrs. Frank L. Truitt 10:30 a. m, Wed. Mrs, John F. Sept. 16 at her home, 4127 "N, Me- | Hughes, 1525 Dudley, hostess. Mrs.|ridian st, Noble Reynolds, speaker; lunch-! A luncheon at Highland Golf and eon. . {Country. club will be given by Miss | Mothers, Mary Nicholson kinder- Jeanne Davis, 34 E. 30th st, on

center, The bridegroom is a student in e Indiana “university School of a and a member of Sigma Chi fraternity. The couple will be lat home at 1020 Central ave, later

[this month. ‘garten. 1:30 p. m. Wed. At kin- Sept. 20. Mrs. Wayne Burns, dergarten, 510 E. 46th, “Intro- mother of the prospective brideduction to Kindergarten,” discus-/groom, will. have a tea for ~Miss Mrs, Garry Winders | sion topic. {Armstrong at her home, 6118 Spring Is Speaker i SORORITIES Mill rd., on Sept. 21.

Alumnae, Wed,| Miss Jeanne Burge and Miss DorBlum, 3050 0thy Marone will entertain Sept. 24 Mrs. Prank at Miss Burge's home, 3339 N. Merjalan st.

The Narrators club heard Mrs. Alpha Delta Pi |Garry Winders speak on “Story night. Mrs. Fred Telling Isn't Algebra” at a meet-| Broadway, hostess. ing last night. Mrs. Walter WW. . Owings to preside. |Houppert, 5201 Boulevard pl, was Alpha chap, Gamma Gamma Ni. the hostess. . Wed. night, Mrs. D. M. Burd, 115 Newly elected officers who began | E Fall Creek blvd, South dr. Times State Service their duties at the meeting were ostess. Dinner, + . Mrs. Helen Talge HE rs | Delta chap., Phi Delta Pi. 6:30 p. m WHITING, Ind. Sept, 9. ~— The

, Whiting Woman's club will have a dent; Mrs, A. D, Beeler, vice presi- | Wed. Club Paradise. Founders receptioh from 3 to 5 p. m, next dent and Mrs. Charles Piuapatrick, J

day dinner; installati - secretary and treasurer. id : ty at of Tuesday at the Whiting “coms . munity center honoring Mrs. Oscar

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