Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1948 — Page 16

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Ms. L. Victor

Loan Fund Aided By Annual Event

Mrs. L. Victor Brown has -

been appointed general chair‘man for the annual benefit

Panhellenic Association will hold Saturday, March 6, in Ayres’ Auditorium. The party will be at 2 p.m. =~

Each of the 18 member

groups is contributing a prize for the event, the proceeds of which will be used for the Scholarship Loan Fund. The fund is the main project of the organization, making available loans up to $250 to women doing upper classmen and graduate work in Indiana colleges and universities with organizations belonging to the National Panhellenic Association, so Mrs. Brown is being assisted by Mesdames David Sherwood, Alex J. Kertis Jr, Ralph Husted and R. 8, Hiatt, 4

Mrs. Sweet, Mrs. Speicher Plan Lecture Program Mrs. Phillip H, Sweet and.

Mrs. Kenneth E. Speicher are. 3

in charge of the program for Mrs. Hope Bedford Nevitt's lecture, “Four Weeks at Lake Success,” fo be sponsored at 8 p. m, Monday, March 15, by the Gamma Alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. The program will be in Sweeney . Chapel, Butler University, and "will be open to the public. Mrs. Agnes Ostrom and Mrs.

men of thé Ways and Means Committee, and Mrs. Lynn N. Summers and Mrs. W, Daniel Kibler Jr. are in charge of tickets. . The telephone chairman for

. > » A banquet will mark the Founders Day celebration of Theta Chapter, Phi Delta Pi Sorority. The event will be at 8 p. m. Thursday in the Frog

My Day— ii Play Presents Shipboard Life During War

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 24 — If you want to feel what life was like among the boys who served on some of the cargo ships in the Pacific, or in different positions on some of the other smaller ships in the last war, see the new play, “Mister Roberts.” This play may not mean so much to the men who served on

the big ships. But I can hardly wait to see it again with my son,

~~ who-served as an executive on de-

stroyers in the North Atlantic and Mediterranean areas and later was in command of a destroyer

escort in the Pacific. !

. » » THERE are always some war plays which stand out and I can

‘bridge party the Indianapolis

Brown General Chairman For Panhellenic Benefit Bridge Party

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” man planned by local club women. for! “ yl .

{speak after the party.

Clubs— :

Garden Club Will Have |

Luncheon

Service Study Club To Give Guest Tea

A “white elephant” party, a covered dish supper and a Gercoffee klatch have been wi eK. ow A————————————lhi snipe The Indianapolis Grandmothers Club will have a “white elephant” sale Friday in the YWCA. Mrs. Mary Ferger, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Henry G. Thake. Capt. Golden L. Reynolds of the Juyenile Aid Division will

» " ~ Mrs. Russell Churchill, 319 Drive, will be hostess| to the members of the Irvington Chapter, ITSC, at 1:15 p. ms: Thursday. Mrs. Noble Reynolds will talk. “ » #

The Southport Homemakers Club will meet tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Mae Dunavon,

Homecroft. # » .

A covered dish luncheon has been planned by the Blue Flower Garden Club for 1 p. m. tomor-| row. Mrs. John Donagh, 529 E.| 57th St., will be hostess. » » » Mrs. M. 8. Harding, 46 W. 46th

| Nos Club at 12:30 p. m. tomor- | TOW. . . y The Ephamar Literary Club will meet at 12:30 p. im. tomorrow, in the home of Mrs. Henry: L.| Stenger Jr, 414 N. Arlington Ave. Mrs. Otto M. Benz Jr. and Mrs.

TALLIES’ SORTED FOR BENEFIT BRIDGE — Mesdames Richard Lennox, David ‘Sherwood and L. V. Brown (left to right) have a spirited discussion as they decide

which player will get what tally at the annual benefit bridge party the Indianapolis | Panhellenic Association will give at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 6, in Ayres' Auditorium. | Mrs. Brown is general chairman for the event, to bene

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ship Loon Fund. : pi Qororily, ate pledges at 8 p. m. Thursday. The hostess will be Mrs. John Stewart, 2435 Guilford Ave, assisted by Mrs. Tom Wright and Mrs. Roy Fuss. The

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entertainment, ” » . Mrs. Katherine Todd, 1038 Wilcox 8t., will entertain Lambda Mu Chapter, Sigma Beta

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'Willlam Kelly will assist. | J . » {- A German coffee klatch has been scheduled by the members!

of the Home Economics Club at|

|2 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. A. D. { Bosley, 3948 N. Pennsylvania St. will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. Herbert E, Hill and Mrs. Frank Haight. { There will be a demonstration | in German cooking. f v8 8 ' | The Service Study Club will give a tea at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. {Mrs. Alva M. Robinson, 1417 N. |LaSalle St, will entertain the!

group. On the program for the oc-

St. will be hostess to the Inter |

THE BRIDAL SCENE— a | Miss Marjorie Shonk’s Engagement Announced

Miss: Shonk

on March 5, her Mrs. Emil Pfafflin, land Ave., have announced.

| Miss Betty Jean Johnson will|Charles become the bride of David Clark|ton Drive, parents, Mr, and 520 Suther-|discussion on current art events,

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Brown. Mrs. Fred L. Pettijohn will read her original play, “The Soul of Thrift,” and Mrs. Brown will read a group of prize winning ms. : "The hostesses will be Mesdamey |D. 8. Medich, Helen Talge Brown, {W. D. Keenan, Harry J. Berry, Al. vin T. Coate and Merritt E. Wot, . . . - Another Wednesday meeting

" P. H. Ho photo. has been planned by the Tey

o’Clock Group for 10 a. m. Mr;

will be hostess, Mrs. Colin L, Lett will lead 3

and Mrs. Edward B. Hall wil

The prospective bridegroom is speak on “Always Another Dawn” —————————————

T. Hanna, 157 E. Hamp.

RECENTLY WED—Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Hafner, 3345 Guilford Ave., announce the marriage of their daughter, Louise Edna, to Walter H. Bauchle.

{Gertrude Robinson, who is in| charge of music. Beta Chapter, Theta Nu Chi | . “Sorority, will meet tomorrow | Ship 42 of the Navy Clux Aux-| night with Mrs. Dorothy Hunt. |liary will discuss its book collec-|

at 8 p. m. tomorrow. . ”n .

the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark, 65 N. Mount St. The ceremony will be read at 8 p. m. in the University Park Christian Church by the Rev. Lewis H. McAdow. . . ~ Mr. and Mrs. Orval L. B, Shonk, Bringhurst, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marjorie, to Robert R. Clauer. He is the son 6f Charles J. Clauer of Norwood, O. No wedding date is set. Miss Shonk, 221 E. Michigan St, attended Indiana University extension division. Mr. Clauer is

the organization's Scholar- |[¢asion, which will be a guest day, a graduate of the University of STE genie on asim Ain. areas — 4 win BB lon Mi SR Soc an Zetis Tong AL ALA % 5 Ig gv % Ea “ : i Chi. NM owcrsiiasiate ried 1 “ror a ar gn hs a ve ks. a. Saf Fh oa an op LS nS A gp FM Sa 2

Valley Mills have announced the to sell him on engagement

and approaching |

We, the Women—

Husband's OK

On a Career :

Is Advisable

By RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer A GIRL who is about to be married wants some ready. made ents to persuade her fiance that she can suc

Don't: try

the idea. A woman

er, 3317 E. N k St. ition for the Billings Hosoital| ow York 8 Library at its meeting at 7:45)

Additional Jobs for Service Women

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y RA WASHINGTON, Feb, 24—The to perform only four types of jobs and did mostly routine

armed forces want to find out in peacetime what additional jobs they can assign to women in case of another war. This is .the principal reason why Congress is expected to) make the skirt a permanent type of American battle dress. .The| Senate already has okayed a bill] making permanent the women's Army, Navy and Air Forces units.. House leaders say the lower body, now considering it, will approve the measure. President Truman 1s expected to sign it. Here's one illustration of the name. the WACs, WAVES and, Women Marines have made for

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still remember “What Price Glory” and “Bury the Dead AQ98842 which were written after the first VK10653 World War. The object of the 817 ..plays.is. nearly always to make & None people like myself, a civilian, un-. Reilly derstand what war is like and to #4 AKJ10 A? 43 keep us plugging to prevent an-| AJ? wf Ra, other war, ~~ =. - * Jos 3 * 93 We now have the machinery of id Dealer la Qe the United Nations, and I think | 53 if we can keep it going and grow-| 4 : ing stronger for the next 10 years, e684 | we will have measurably de-| : $109765432 | creased the danger of World War LEW vol. III. But we will have to work Tournament-—E- East very hard not only in this country, South West North ry but ip all the other countries 3% 3IN.T. Jat aN.T where the people are free to make Pass Lg pan Pass their citizenship count in the Pass TN.T. Pa | forming of their policies. | Opening 8

clerical work.

Today they have demonstrated | ability to perform 230 jobs satis-| factorily and the Army classifi-| cation section now lists 400 jobs|

it believes they could do.

eing Tested by Armed Forces

were organized, they were allowed makes them permanent before Sponsor that. The bill under considera- 1:30 Pp. m. Thursday in tion would allow the Army to use ns -» WACs up to 2 per cent of its| gi Anne's Whiz Club held a

strength. Two per cent of the Navy and Marines also could be women, with not more than 10 per cent of the women to be officers.

p. m. today. The session will be in!’

the Blue Room of the Central! YWCA. Mrs. Ruth Anderson, commandant, will preside.

» ~ ~ The past presidents of the Social Order of the Beauceant will a benefit card party at Ayres’ torium,

skating party Sunday afternoon ter, DAR, will meet at 1 p. m.| Mr. Woodson

{at Rollerland. | Miss Patricia Dugger, president

arrangements, Thirty-five mem-

But that wartime rise from| The Air Force gals are having 5 attended.

four to 230 jobs involved a’ lot of hit-and-miss headaches. To preclude that in event of another emergency, the Army wants to do a lot of peacetime testing in the push from 230 to a possible 400. The Waves, Air Forces and Marines want to do this same sort of testing.

All of these female services

themselves: When the WACs first fold up June 30 unless Congress,

By WILLIAM E. McKENNEY America’s Card Authority A GREAT many bridge players from various sections of the country will assemble in Chi cago this week for the annual Central States regional cham

{ plonships. Those from out of | town will be looking forward to

playing against one of Chi- ¢ go's most famous personal a.ties, M. 8. (Red) Reilly, one of the fastest players in the nation. Most players would take a long time to study out today's hand, but not Reilly, He was rather conservative in the bidding. He overcalled the preemptive three club bid with

name troubles, too. Before the Air Force became a separate national defense unit, they were known as Air WACs. Now they need a new name and the one most currently is WAF. But if that should be selected, someone's got to decide whether it means “women of the air forces” or “women in the air forces.”

| 702 E. Morris St. The bride-

The wedding was Jan. 31 in the Bethlehem Luthefan Church, and the couple is at home at

groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. August Bauchle, 438 E.

Malcolm Moore, 3811 N. New Jer-

read a paper on “Sunday in New England.”

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| By City CofC and Red Cross

An all-day program on fire Call in Case of Accident.” Mrs. Bert C. McCammon will!

jand accident prevention will thighlight -the third annual Home:

Coup Scores in Seven No Trump Bid

three no trump, and when his partner bid four diamonds, Red bid four no trump (not a Blackwood bid). When East jumped to six no trump, that was enough for Rellly—he was off to seven...

Block's Auditorium. The institute is sponsored by {the Home Safety Division, In-| dianapolis Safety Council of the | Indianapolis Chamber of Com- | merce and the Indianapolis Chap-| [ter of the American Red Cross. | Capt. Theodore E. Peters, chief {of - fire protection at the‘ Delco-| |Remy plant in:-Anderson, will {give a demonstration of home| fire prevention.

{of the club, was in charge of the sey St. Mrs. J. Perry Meek will per

roity.

St., is the mother of the prospective bridegroom. The Rev. William Reynolds will tho read the vows at 5 p. 6 in the Valley Mills. Friends Miss Dorothea Lazaro will be;

m, on March

{University where he was a memof Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fra-

Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Jones

| Orange St. her sister's maid of honor. The then it is prospective bridegroom's brother, \DAR Chapter to Meet Don. will be the best man. Charies| "320 % {Wiseman and Jack Lazaro wi goes The Jonathan Jennings Chap- ij. the ushers. \a wife » attended Indiana) Of Romemaking, if she wort Thursday in the home of Mrs. | at it only time, as

can if it is her one and only | job. \If her husband is against | her working, he won't make ak lowances for her. - s »

Home Safety Institute Planned

To Honor Daughter

Mr. and Mrs. Loran O. Jones, 4102 E. Minnesota St., will be hosts at a dinner to be given at| 1 p. m. Sunday. Honor guests (will be their daughter Louellal and Robert Reinhardt. !

The couple will be married

discuss the places where accidents ys, ; occur, and Dr. Thurman B. Rice pan alloy the. Southeastern;

will speak on “Preventing Com-| Ac-| |

plications cident.” “Safety

zation.”

Red Cross representative,

Following

the

The guests are Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Reinhardt, Mr. and Mrs. John Reinhardt, Misses Barbara

and Sanitation in the! i and Shirl | Kitchen” will be discussed 5Y!gmith. - ey fies am Martha

| Mrs. Jewel Ganser, and Charles p1, ys E. Sumner will talk on “A Home| Safety Course for Your Organi-

Richard | and Raymond McDonald. ” ” .

March 19 is the date selected!

[by Miss Mary Edith Hammons|

Mrs, Larry Zapp, will speak on | for her marriage to James H|

Maurice Flack First Aid and Home Safety.” |

a skit, “Home, Sweet Hazardous Practices also will be shown. | Home,” produced and directed by, Mrs. Wayne CG. Kimmel is regMrs. Earl H. Stumpf and Mrs. istration chairman; Mrs. Earl H. George Moyer, will be presented. Stumpf, Mrs. George Moyer and A “Dr. Hap-Hazard Quiz’ pro- George P. Farkas are on the Program will illustrate accidents gram Committee, and Mesdames| caused by carelessness. Emmett! Clayton H. Ridge, Donovan

. ~ » NORTH'S opening lead of the eight of diamonds was won in dummy with the jack, and Red | started to count. He figured that since North had not led a club, South probably had all

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| Belzer of the Indiana Bell Tele- Turk and Alvin C. Johnson { phone Co. will talk on “Whom to in charge of arrangements. South eight clubs. Just to make i Tor sure he led a club from dummy

and won it with the king, North | BPW Will Hear Talk by Author

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spotted. His next play was the deuce of hearts from dummy and he went right up with the ace in his own hand Then he cashed the ace and jack of clubs and : ran off the balance of dummy’s diamonds, discarding the jack and nine of hearts and 10 of spades,

Mrs. Banning, chairman of program co-ordination for the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, will discuss plans and projects of the organization. A

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he had the ace-king-jack of spades. North had to keep the king of hearts, so the only other two cards he could hang on to were the queen-nine of spades. Red led the spade seven, ' won it with the ace, laid down | the king which picked up the queen, and the jack of spades | won the 13th trick. The cashing of the ace of hearts, deliberately setting up the opponent's king, is a play | handed down from the days of whist. The play supposedly came to us from Vienna and today is known as the Vienna

special guests will be Miss Sally Butler, president of the National and International Fed:rations of the BPW, and Miss Grace Schoen Baechler, state president, Mrs, Robert Fink and Miss Edna Phinney will provide music.

Beauty— |

Glasses Do Not Advertise Age |

By ALICIA HART 80, WHY would a pair of specs NEA Staff Writer , { perched upon a lady's nose imply | THERE ARE women who only that she's “getting along”? half see the printed page which np, woman who has been fitted (they read in public because they|.... glasses and wears them think that the use of their specs... «ie needs to seems léas bur-

coup. LT Tans : U nit Meeting: advertises their age. 98 Not to use glasses for such a dened by age than -the woman should ‘ wear -specs but

Several units of the White vain reason is not only ridiculous who Cross Guild of the Methodist but this failure to is likely ‘to doesn't. ) wi Hospital are meeting this week at impose needless strain on eyes. the Service Center: Today—North| Perhaps more women who think Methodist and Southport; Wednes- that to be seen wearing glasses PHON® directory or carrying the day—Quaker; Thursday—Irving- is an implication of age should be Printed object to the light in! ton Methodist, Brookside and|reminded that children wear them order ‘to read it is more age-|

Margaret Culkin Banning

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| Woodruff Place Baptist, and ¥ri-'and so do high school and college betraying than the frank use of

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|day- Brightwood and Victory. students. specs In order to see what's what. |

Squinting at a menu’ or tele- Polio Fund Aided

Sullivan. The ceremony will be| at 7:30 p. m. in the home of the!

will give a magic program, and) Three films illustrating safety [bride's parents, Mr. and «Mrs.

Frank Hammons, 1236 8, Reisner St. i : Mrs. Dean Sullivan, 1720 W. Minnesota St., is the prospective bridegroom's mother.

GOP Meeting | Thursday

A noon luncheon will be held Thursday in the Columbia Club

lican Club, H. Clark Springer, Republican state chairman, will be the speaker. | Members and guests also will hear a musical program which is

McDonald. A membership report

Mrs. Fern E. Norris will preside. | On the hostess and reservations | committee are Mesdames Hazel!

Duenweg, Clarence Prosch, G. D.

| * 8 x | forum, under the direction of Greenlee, Earl Moore, Wilma | THIS. left the queen-seven of | the Legislative Committee, will {Lahr, James Spellman, George | Bearts and seven of spades in follow her talk, ot te ‘ . [Kincaid, Earl Keithley, L. R. Reed, | dummy; while in his own hand | aged on g dinner, at ws Edna Pauley, Stella Van Arsdall,}

Rhoda Bell and Eileen Griffith! and Miss Caroline Fisher. .

Church Study Group Meets Thursday

The WSCS Study Group of the Roberts Park Methodist Church will mdeet at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in the church, y ! A program will be presented by Mesdames J. H. Smiley, August Bayse, Eva B8teele, Oscar Bar-| nard and W. B. Ward., Members| of Group 2 will be tea hostesses.

War Mothers Meet

The USA Chapter, American War Mothers, will meet "at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the War Memorial Building. Mrs. Charles W, Peters will preside.- The meeting

is open to mothers of servicemen. TTL i e—————————————— ;

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Taylor, 4236 Sunset Ave, entertained recently with a buffet supper for the bene. fit of the Marion County Chapter, Infantile Paralysis Foundation.

NOR will he be as willing fo help share the work at home as would a ‘man who doesn’t have strong ‘‘“Woman’s-place-is-in-the-home” \convic tions. With self-justification, he can always take the attitude: “Well, trying to do two jobs was HER idea.” Furthermore, there are al ways times in the lite of a working wife when the job must come first. The man; who in the beginning put up a fight against his wife's working, will always resent those times. Finally, there is this: Hold ing down two jobs isn't eay for a woman under the bes conditions. wr, don't try. to.convince. his. you have a right to marriag and a career. If he's against it, don’t argue.

PTA Will Sponsor Card Party

The James E. Roberts PTA wi hold its annual card party at 13 p. m. on March 11 in the Fo Craft Shop of the K ¢f P build ing. . The committee members Mesdamés“F. H. Gregg, Leona King, George Bates, C. E. Jol son, Mary Kot, Frank Wuens

\by the Indiana Woman's Repub- and Alma Featherstone.

Child Brides CONCORD, N. H.— Girls

young as 13 years old may n in New Hampshire with consed

|being arranged by Mrs. M. B. of parents.

{will be given by Mrs, Nelle Nall. ®

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