Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1947 — Page 11

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| Indiana Wheaton Club Entertains . + Students at Home for the Holidays

THE INDIANA WHEATON CLUB entertained with a luncheon today at the Meridian Hills Country Club in honor of students home from the school in Norton, Mass., for the holidays. Students attending the event were\ Misses Julia Daughtery, Catherine Nelson, Janis Robinson and Joan Minnéman. Among the alumnae at the luncheon were Mesdames Arthur

Pittenger, Edward Hawkins, Robert McMurray, David Rubins, John Madden and A, J. Daughtery and Miss Dorothy Everett. .

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8: 8 ” " - " Mrs. Harry Dragoo Sr. is in New York spending the holidays with her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. E. Allan Sherwood. Mrs, Dragoo also is visiting friends in Metuchen and Westfield, N. J, and,

in Bronxville, N. Y. ~w {

“wn a oe. z Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dragoo.II are visiting Mrs. Dragoo’s parents, NT TT — | Mr. and Mrs, Carl C. Beason, in My Day—

Columbus, O. They re Steoms 4 anie heir sons, uglas, Debates Give Palen 1¥ ra : Information To Public Finch is the volcanologist in the

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT observatory at the Hawali NaHYDE PARK, N. Y, Dec. 30—The tional Park in Hilo.

big snow shut us in completely. My Mr., Mrs. Phillips Jr.

» » - Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Finch will leave Friday for a two-month visit with Mr. Finch’s brother, Ruy H. Finch, Hilo, Hawaii. Mr.

the bride of Dean Stewart in a

ed with seed pearls and extending into a chapel length train will be worn by the bride. Her illusion veil is edged in face and falls from » seed pearl tiara, and she will carry a bouquet of calla lillies,

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES 2 ee PARE: Stewart-Kebe Ro or ~ Ceremony Sp me

To Be Tonight

Rite to Be Read At Lake Shore Miss Mildred : Kebey will. become

30 p. m. ceremony today in the

Lake gShore Country Club. . 2 ’

The bride is the daughter of Mr. nd Mrs, Frank Kebe, 75 8S. Sixth

St.. ‘Beech Grove. Mr. Stewart lives

t 1313 N. Oxford St. Miss Margie Saxe is to be the

bridesmaid. and Miss Donna Kebe will be the maid of honor. The attendants will wear fuchsia taffeta .

oo We will fit your

®he best man will be Alan Bailey

and Frank Kebe will be ani usher. |

A candlelight satin gown accent-

Evening Clothes :

There will bé a reception in the sountry club after the ceremony

for New Year's

The couple will be at home-on Jan 5 after a trip to Chicago. They will make their home with the bride's

son, Franklin Jr., and his wife and < \ ap parents. N | two children were planning to come Plan Open House Er De #0 Ine eee een 0 ow :

up for last week-end, but they could Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Phillips FUTURE BRIDE--Mr. and Mrs, Carl Pittenger, 3559 College

ce th hi i f : not get out of their place on Long| Jr. will hold open house ‘on New = Ave, arhounce the engagement and approaching marriage o DAR Chapter

Island and I doubt very much in Year's Day from 2 to 4 o'clock in | their daughter FJean, and George M. Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs,

any case whether they could have the afternoon, There are no in- | David Clark 5409 Carrollton. Ave. The wedding will be Jan. 24 in To Have : : ‘

got into New York and up here. vitations. We couldn't get to the main road Mrs. Phillips is the former Miss except on foot. Friday night my| Frances Dunn. son, Elliott, and his wife had to ® .8 8 walk from our cottage to theirs when| Mrs, Ida Strawn Baker, for-

McKee Chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.

’ they found that they couldn't move) merly of Indianapolis and now of For New Year S Eve Party Chapter of the DAR will hold

their car, which now sits outside Coyoacan, Mexico, will have -a i

: } my door, almost covered with snow, one-man show of her paintings gd od It The small boy of the family, who from Thursday through Jan, 18 0 Be Held im the Athenaeum |chapter house. Chapter members,

stayed with us fox the night, is at in Bullock's Art Galleries, Los the moment sweeping the snow Los Angeles. away. This helps 6ne to see that] Mrs. Baker has spent the past g to 7 o'clock, and dancing will be from 10 o'clock to 2 a. m.

Many parties are being arranged for the New Year's Eve celebration t

the car is there, but does not give| several. months in" Montebellp, Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Boggs will entertain Messrs. and Mesdames chairman and Mrs. Janet Shirley much hope of moving it! We will] Cal, and will return to Coyoacan Ralph Hueber “Forrest ‘Welch, Paul Grubbs and William. Foley and Mrs. Hiatt will assist her. In the retake to a horse and sleigh, I think,| next ‘month. She played a bit charles Holder. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pisbeck will have Mr. and Mrs. A. R.7cefving line will be the chapter | part in the film, the “Adventures Nicolay, Miss Carolyn Fisbeck and Mr. and MTs. Georg ‘ C. Mercer board of management including on Mrs. George Chamberlain Kolb, and Mrs. G. G. Van Meter will be Mr. and: Mrs. Jo'W. Mercer, Miss chapter regent, and Mesdames Carl x and Richard Mercer W. Piel, Clyde E. Titus, George vidently on between certain mem- te Chance 4 2 Thomas Gifford and Emsley W . School F riends ance. and Mr.and Mrs. Joseph P. Myers ; : Sle) ' , Y . | Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Merkt will will haye'Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kea‘on Johnson.

even to get as far as the farm. "a of Casanova” when il was being RR. Brehmer as guests, and Mr. THE NEW session of Congress, filmed recently in Mexico, will meet shortly, and the fight is

will entertain a p including

hosts to Mr. and Mrs. George Challis Merce:

bers of Congress who think we cannot afford relief to Europe and

those wiser members who back the A ~administration’s plan. To Be Guests

In any case more people need to understand that our economy has to be able to support a plan that will rehabilitate Europe, and a congressional debate will give the publis this information. If our economy cannot stand this, then it means that we will be shut ’ behind walls, much as the Russians | the hwiuiaYs,

have been. In two different parts’ cqrolyn Crom, Barbara McCowan, gelsonn of the world, two great nations will | 4 (oats, Betsy Arensman, Har- Bradford will take Mr. and Mrs. event, as will Mr. both stand still, and the rest of the| yop; gmith, Elizabeth Barrett, Mary gp. R. Mikels to the party ~' Sorenson. world will struggle through a second | yarrell Jeanne . Robinson, Sue 8 pay: | Dr, and Mrs. William E. King period like the Dark Ages. | Frenzel, Ann Parry, Virginia Spiegel have made reservations for Mr. and .

Social Club Plans - and Mary Heath. New Year's Party

. i Iles and Ann Kennedy and Mrs, g The Irvington Social Club will : , Crosby and Oscar Grant. Mr. and haye a New Year's Eve party to- James Hutchison. Also at the morrow night in the Riley Hotel. The group will have a cocktail party at 8:30 o'clock, and the dance. : : : will start at 9:30 o'clock. A buffet Miss Marion Eisendrath of Evans-

supper will be served at. 12:30 ton, Ill, who is visiting Miss Clark.

{have Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Grau as and Miss Mary Lynn Myers as

Miss Delores Covert, a studept at be Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Sage #&nd Nelson. Indiana University, and” Miss Macy Mrs. Harry Stittle Jr.” 5 Glendening, a student at Pine, p, and Mrs. E C. Kleiderer will

Party Is Arranged | Manor, Wellesley, Mass., will enter- po hosts (0 Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. By M. J. Steffanis

Columbia Club for a number of and Dr. and Mrs. Douglas H. White, | be hosts to Messrs. and Mesdames

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Thompson

house guest of Miss Harrell, ana | gether, as will Mr. and Mrs, Ray be Mr. and Mrs. James Pease, Miss 2 P. McKinney and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Patricia Breziers and Dr, E. L. Pease. |

Knight: Mr and Mrs. Ww. A. Heicke - In another party will be Mr, and {will entertain eight, friends. IMs. RD. Beckett. Mr. and Mrs.

o'clock. | , rs. | : ; Hosts for the evening will be Leaders to Meet Mr., Mrs. Ted Siener Ba on pi Miss ouise Onl, ad Messrs, and Mesdames Loren. D.[, yg Camp Fire Girls Leaders To Entertain a Party ~t and Mrs. Earl Schmitt will attend

Fink, Richard Howard, Donald M.

{will meet-at 7:30 p. m. Monday in; Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Blue will : Kernaham dnd James L Kingsbury. p y together. Also attending together

3 Ctra Ew leadership. The leaders of the Mrs. Dorothy Ellis will attend with|and Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Alexander’ Schnickes Will Hold Blue Bird classes will also meet in Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ellis. Mr, and jy.

>. Open House Thursday |e YWCA at 7:30 p. m. Monday. |Mrs. Ted Siener will- have Miss| Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Huxford have

Caryl Gaines and Phil Miller a8 made reservations for Mr. and Mrs their guests, and Mr. and ‘Mrs. P. gD. Stout, Detroit: Mr. and Mrs J. Shreve will entertain Mr. and GG. WwW. Houk, Alexandria: Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Scheerer and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Moser, Mr. and Mrs. H [Mrs. John W. Emminger. W. Kapherr and Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

Miss Ruth Agnes Schnicke and| , her brother, C. W. Schnicke, willy hold: an open house from 4 to 8| p. m. New Year's. Day for Mr. and| Mrs. Wallace F, Getz. Mr. and! Mrs. Charles F. Schnicke, 3161 N.| New Jersey St, will assist their| children. There are no invitations. | ‘Mrs. Getz is the former Miss | Peggy Schmelzel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Schmelzel, 2120 #% Kessler Blvd.

Paul Zent, and Mrs. Walter R. by Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Morrison. Mayer will have in her party] Herman E. Bowers has made

Duke H. Hanna. gast and Miss Dawn Lyle. In an-

Edelweiss Society Card Party

The Edelweiss Ladies Society will! have its monthly card party at 8 p. ri. Saturday in the Southside] Turners Hall, | Mesdames Ernst Michel, Fred) Wilhelm and Hans Kleffner are on|

Messrs. and Mesdames R. E. Mc- Mr, and Mrs. Fanning

Laughlin, Anthony J. Klee and Roy . : . Toph Ie Y Will Entertain Friends

. | Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fanning | | or / . the committee in charge of ar-| Lo Aplin Dean! Mr. and Mrs. W, L. Hayman rangements. | "P. H. Ho photo. |Andrews, and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. ay Sitene Sogether, as will be RE ot Ars. | Tracy will be guests of Mr. and Mrs iss nie C., Buhner, Miss Marvy. Clarks Are Visitors | ¥ MARRIED: ig ns G.'M. Sage Sr and Mrs. ©. G. Nicholas, James Wheeler and DonMr. and Mrs. Leo Stanis Clark, | oy re ge, he Vinh their BOrshoff, Dr. and Mrs, Matthey, #1 Buctoge, Mr. and Mrs. A A 2214 Park Ave, spent the Christmas '6U Place, announce nat inet {oormgechione and Mr. and Mrs, Ellig Will entertain Mr. and “Mrs _ holiday in Stevens Point, Wis., with| daugnier, Vivian, was mars 0 Car] Toth will form a party, as will Robert. C. Hansen, and Mr. and. Mr. Clark's’ mother, Mrs, PB. J Dec. 19 to C. Ralph Freeland, Messi. dnd Mesdames ©. Touls Mrs. Walter Queisser will be hosts Clark, and -his sister, Mrs. R. B. son of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Free- |Isensee, E. C. Rutz, Charles E./}0 Mt. and Mrs. August Kreig. Williams, land, New Ross. Bokerman and G. R. Maruie Dr. and Mrs. John Hancock's hy . ll a — parfy will include Messrs. and Mesdames Wallace Harlan, Andrew Coyle, Edward Squires, Richard Hancock and William P. bovell and Frank Padgett, In the Culver C Godfreys' group will be Messrs. and | Mesdames F. 8. Ballweg, Thomas C. Waddell and Ed D. Berlin. Mr, and Mrs. F, B. Keuthan will

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tertain Dr. and Mrs. Robert Barber, |

. Everything Se oh ve arp lm Gerke and Miss A. W. Gerke, and for a Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Sputh will | N. Yi : have as guests Dr. and Mrs. Sputh! Happy New Year |i uw witun’ sme D.J 11 , GLASSWARE Ara i wana Mr. ana Mt, TRAYS—COASTERS— PAPER NAPKINS—

allt Sangueopuy Jr. i enSYPHON -BOTTLES—THERMOS TUBS FOR ICE CUBES :

Mrs. Jack Berry, Louisville; Mr. and | Mrs. Floyd Duvall, Chicago, and Mr, and Mrs. Marvin Reno. Mr. and! Mrs. Harry C. Nesmith Jr. will have Miss Carol Harvey and John Elliott! in their party,

Part y Today |

ington Blvd, was the hostess for the annual holiday party of the North Side Mothers Club. The - party. followed a 12:30: p. m. luncheon today, Mrs. A, 8, Rowe ass sisted the hostess.

And Our New England Food Pantry Has a Host of Treats for your Midnight Snacks, :

~ Charles Mayer & Co. | |"sp/eri,

tine McDonald, * 62, was recently married to John Evans, 21. They

: : 29 Ww. Washington Street have been going steady for two A : ; 0 years, a’ a hs + ue

Many Reservations Are Made Reception

to be held tomorrow night in the Athenaeum. Dinner will be served frqm guests will attend

and Mrs. George E. Dickinson will{will entertain Mr, and Mrs. Paulllowe, J. Russell Townsend, Arthur

|their guests, and in the party of Mr. | guests. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Lamar den, Verne A. Trask, Benton § wh |W. McDonald, A. C. Brooks and {Fae W. Patrick.

(Mrs. James L. Gavin, Mrs. Herbert tain Friday with & luncheon in the puts Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. White! Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Steffani will R. Hill and Miss Mary Helen North.

their friends who also are home for gnq4 Mr. and Mrs. J. L.. Lynn will Robert Ratz, Robert Baumgarst and chairmen of the chapter committees. entertain Mr. and Mrs. George C. Harold Rumrill, Miss Sally Steflant{They include Mesdames Olin” B.} Among the guests will be Misses gause and Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Men- and Louis Steffani. Mr. and Mrs, Norman, E. C. Rumpler, James 8. Mr. and Mrs. James L.| George F. Lennox will attend the Marlowe, Howard J. Baumgartel, and Mrs. Chris Grant C. Appel, James W. Carr and

will have Mr. and Mis ®William yo py Mason, Miss Portia Hurd, Arch N. Bobbitt, Odin F. Wadleigh, Others will be Misses Ann ‘Clark, Ziegelmueller as their guests, and Miss Cora Frederick, J. B. King and Maxwell 8, Droke, Herman B. Gray, Ann Bobbs, Alex Thompson, Nancy Ly H. Willismson will enteriain Tor J. R. Blythe. In Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Paul .S. Ragan, Merle Safford, Carl Miss .Vada Leatherman, Miss Hazel Black's party will be Messrs. and E. Onstad, Richard L. McWilliams, | Mesdames V. W. Porter, George Charles H. Smith and Victor Deitch. | luncheon will be Miss Mary Edith Mrs: H. Robert Uhl and Mr. and py,on00n and R. F. Mayhew, and Misses Julia Landers, Margaret Ruth Guckes of Philadelphia, who ish a Mrs. C. J. Gardner will attend to- with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Geisel will Waters, Genevra McCoy and Amy

the YWCA for a discussion on have Jus Webb as a guest, and wij] he Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fischer Cleary Morrison, organist.

| Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hedding will Bauck. Reservations also have been The marriage of Miss Ellen B. Penbe hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Robert made by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kramer gilly and Willlam Edward Feidner Watt Jr. Miss Ann Jackson and and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Faust and was read at 3 p. m. Saturday in the Broadway Methodist Church here

Messrs. and Mesdames E. H. Mich- reservations for a party to be given ard Pengilly, performed the cereelis, Verne K. Reeder, George J. by his daughter, Miss Jerrie Bow- mony, assisted by Dr. Charles B. Mayer Jr... Roger Owerstreet and ers. It will include Miss Jane Ar-/Croxall of South Bend. ’

“ | Mr. and Mrs. Ralph’ S. Decker other group. will be Messrs. and Frankfort are the bride's parents Iwill have Mi. and Mrs, W. C. Kas- Mesdames A. E. Reed, A. K. Cardes, land Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Feidner,

. | selayim in their party, and Mr. and Garland Reed and F..V. Feeree, [Kewanna, are the parents of the Mrs. Pred R. Clarke will entertain Miss Mildred Myers and Al Reed. bridegroom.

{bride is a graduate of DePauw Uni-

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Craig will ene!

BAR ACCESSORIES Mrs. Prank Billeter, 5300 Wash- 8

The Caroline Scott Harrison ,

ts annual New Year's Day recepjon from 3:30 to 5:30 p. m. in the

heir families and their house!

Mrs. Wilbur E. Smith will be the |

Also Mesdames J. Francis Mad-

Also in the receiving line will be

Assistant hostesses “will be the

IHF Jones. Also Mesdames’ Thomas Harvey, John H. Jefferson, Harold Irlan,

Keene, Those who will pour at the tea table are Meslames Charles F. Voyles, Gustavus B. Tayler, Frederick D. Stilz, William Dobson, Russel 8. Bosart, Henry C, Ketcham and Harold C. Curtis. ; Musical selections will he by Amy

Miss Pengilly [s Married

Times State Service

LOGANSPORT, Dec. 30— : ; : Tuxedos, 45 ranging” up to $75

The bride's father, the Rev. Rich-

The Rév. and Mrs, Pengilly of

Full Dress Suits, 65

After a trip south, the couple will live on Route 3, Kewanna. The

versity, and Mr. Feidner attended Purdue University,

Washington Permits Handled by Woman

WASHINGTON-—-Aysemobtle op- ji erators’ permits in shington are}, t handled by Mrs. Mary Silvers. 8he . . f | k f . is the first woman to hold this posi- formal invitation for lack o proper evening tion. Mrs. Silvers is chairman of the Board of Revocations and Restoration. . In the vear since she has been in charge, she and her board have revoked or suspended 10,000 permits— a record amount which is more than double the previous high. A driver herself, she is more concerned about public safety than anything else and irritated law-breaking drivers are unable to ruffle her calm.

There is no need to refuse a last-minute

clothes. Come in today, and if only minor

alterations are necessary, we'll have ] 0 4

your clothes ready by Wednesday evening. Plenty of double breasted Tuxedos in midnight blue with grosgrain lapels.

Also a new shipment of full dress suits,

. WHITE FORMAL VESTS,

BRIDE—Mrs, Paul Elwood was ~ i 6.95 and 7.50 Miss “Juanita Maria Whitis be- 1 fore her marriage Nov. 30.in ” the Memorial Baptist Church. Parents, of the couple are Mr, |g and Mrs. Ray Whitis, 605 Rochester Ave., and Glen Elwood, 1634 Winton Aves

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