Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1948 — Page 3

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Oppose Allen VS ARE out to beat llen (R. Ill.) belocked vote on Uniry Training. constituents have House since 1932 vote margins, but 8 legislature redded 85,000 people ity of Rockford. its largest national ockford; legion and 50 strong. » » » for Taft-Hartley an headed off trike at Oak Ridge rgy laboratories by use its emergency pint Senate-House ‘committee, set up flect of law, will next week that no ade in it.

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T leaders in church ional groups are t losses from their ure of Association Administrators to IT at Atlantic City ited them.

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JIMMY BERNER, MRS. J. R. PATTEN, SHARON PATTEN,

MRS. ROBERT B. BERNER,

MARCIA BERNER

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Spring Vacation Plans Claim Attention Of Students at Out-of-Town Schools

By MITCHE LEIGH HUNT WITH MARCH here and Easter not so far away, spring vacations from. school are almost due. Out-of-town students: will be coming home to spend the break from studies « or they'll use the holiday for vacation trips. Arriving Mar. 18 from Goucher College in Baltimore will be Miss Anne Lytle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Lytle; Miss Frances. Lurvey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Lurvey, and Miss Sue Schell, Mr. and Mrs. Layman Schell’s daughter. Mrs. Herbert E. Wilson and her daughter, Joan, also a Goucher student, will leave Baltimore Mar. 17 for a trip to Bermuda. Miss Ann Evans will be here Mar. 20 to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Evans. She is a student at the Garland School in Boston. » » » MR. AND MRS. H. F. Foltz are expecting their daughters, Virginia d Joan, home by Mar, 26, Virginia is a sophomore at MacMurray College, Jacksonville, Ill, and Joan a freshman at Western College, Oxford, O. Miss Mary Ann Aschoff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.

_D. Aschoff and a junior at St. — !

Blind School Plans Show

A variety show will be presented by the Girls’ Athletic Association of the Indiana School for the Blind at 8 p. m. Friday in the school auditorium. Admission is free. The program will include a demonstration of physical education activities, a one-act Comedy and an illustration of musical therapy. ° Those taking part .will be Florence Benner, Suzette Hoffman, Betty Lou Coleman, Mar8aret Richter, Mary Louise Gillespie, Doris Melloncamp, DoTis Kapperman, Julia Findley, Marian Bolin, Joanne Sommerville and Lois Wright. The teachers in. charge are

Miss Louise Schulmeyer, ath-

letics; Miss Margaret Singer, drama, and Mrs, Octavia Landers, music, Ee

Mary's College, Holy Cross, will be home Mar. 24. Coming from Bradford Junior College, . Bradford, Mass., on Mar. 25 will be Miss Ora Coats, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy K. Coats, and Miss Polly Abendroth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Abendroth. ” td ” ALSO arriving on the 25th, from Briarcliff Junior College at Briarcliff Manor, N. Y., will be Miss Carolyn Hauser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hauser, and Miss Carolyn Crom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Crom. Miss Barbara Lee, daughter of Mrs. Leslie Lee, will begin her vacation from Edgewood Park Junior Cotlege, Briarcliff Manor, Mar. 19. The son and daughter of Dr.

Dorothy Combs To Be Married

Sweeney Chapel, Butler University, will be the scene of the marriage of Miss Dorothy Combs to Jack P. Claypool at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow. Dr. John L. Prentice of Seymour will officiate. . Mr. and Mrs. Bert L. Combs, 5732 N. Delaware St., are the pride’'s parents. The bride groom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Claypool, Carmel. Mrs. Robert H. Colwell will be the matron of honor, and Miss Mary K. Beck, Chicago, and Mrs, R. H. Schussler, Bloomington, will be bridesmaids. All the attendants will .wear powder blue taffeta frocks. J. Robert Ottinger will be the best man, and Mr. Colwell and Thomas R. Fisher will be ushers. rs The bride will wear a chalk white taffeta gown fashioned with a basque. bodice and marquiset yoke. Her full skirt is accented with Chantilly lace. A taffeta headband will hold her fingertip illusion veil and she will carry garlands of ivy and white flowers. There will be a reception in the home of the bride’s parents after the ceremony. After a short wedding trip the couple will be at home at 4924 Carvel St.

and Mrs. Cleon A. Nafe will be at home by Mar. 25. Frances Bryn Mawr College, Mawr, Pa., and her brother, Albert, is an Indiana University senior. Mrs. Mitchell P. Crist expects her daughter, Elizabeth Ann, also a Bryn Mawr student, on- Mar. 26. 2 » 8 RADCLIFFE College students who will arrive from Cambridge, Mass., Mar. 26 are Miss Georganne Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel E.

Bryn

Davis; Miss Mary Kay Jensen, |

Mr. and Mrs. Otto K. Jensen's daughter, and Miss Ann Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Coughlin will meet their daughter, Suzanne, in Miami Beach, Fla., after she leaves Marymount College at Tarrytown, N. Y,, for her vacation. Miss Joan Spitznagel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Spitz. nagel, will visit her brother, Dr. John K. Spitznagel, in Washington during Vassar’s Easter week-end. ’ Miss Jo Ann daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Summers, vacation from Wellesley College with her roommate, Miss Mary Ann Shands, in Jackson- | ville, Fla.

AAUW to Elect

New Officers

‘The election of officers will highlight the business meeting of the Indianapolis

president, directors will be elected.

A dinner will be held at 6:30 | yg gadie Satinsky, 840 S. Me- |

p. m. in the Broadway Method- | and Samuel Satin- |

ist Church. Miss Marjorie L. Temple, a member of the national AAUW staff, will be the guest speaker. Her topic will

be “Women’s Participation in |

the World Today.” - Mrs. Walter Leckrone, program chairman, will be

a. m. Tuesday honoring Miss Temple. The luncheon, which will be held in the Columbia Club, is being given by the local board. :

Summers, |

will spend her |

Branch, | AAUW, Tuesday night. A new | short wedding trip.

secretary and two |

in | charge of a luncheon at 11:30 |

Miss | 7 Nafe is a senior at |

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To Read Vows Sigma Kappa

Miss Miriam Brill will become the bride of Meyer Satinsky in a 6:30 p. m. ceremony tomorrow. Rabbi David Shapiro will read the vows in the Knesses Israel Synagog.

Mrs. Morris Cohen will be the |

matron of honor, and Miss

Shirley Rein will be the brides- | maid. The attendants will wear |

pink and moss green taffeta frocks. The best man will

be Ben

Satinsky and Lew Goldstein | | will be the usher. |

The bride, the daughter of David Brill, 1407 Charles

will wear a white satin gown

with a sweetheart neckline and |

a fitted bodice. Her full-length

silk tulle veil falls from a tiara | she |

of orange blossoms, will carry white roses. After a reception in the synagog the couple will leave for a They will be at home after Mar. 14 at i 5655 Rosslyn Ave. The bridegroom is the son of

and

ridian St., sky, 972 Pleasant Run Pwky.

' Donald Main to Sing

meeting of the Marion County Chapter, American Mothers. . He will be accompanied by Glenn Friermood. The 2:45 o'clock program, in

the World War Memorial, will |

be preceded by a business session at 1:30 o'clock.

MRS. C. H, GEISEL, MRS. W. L. BRIDGES

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Donald Main, baritone, will | sing Tuesday afternoon at a |

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Sororities—

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The . Building Corporation | will hold its annual meeting | that afternoon. Officers are {| Mrs. William M. Hutchinson, president; Mrs. Carl Meredith, | treasurer, and Mrs. John Stempel, Bloomington, secretary. Indianapolis wo m e n assisting | with arrangements are Mes- | dames Burchard R. Davidson, | Frank Farr and Robert M. Lingle and Miss Lynn Feldman.

| Other Indianapolis alumnae with reservations are Mesdames

ger, H. A. May, V. K. Nelson, Dwight Sherburne, E. D. Taggart, A. F, Thomas, Carl Switzer, G. F. Tilford and J. D. Wright, Dr. Lillian B. Mueller, Misses Lorena Denham, { Brazil, Frances Green, Norma | Lagenaur, Marian White, Jinny | Waynick and Phillipa Wyatt, 2 ” ” Mrs. Thomas Young, 5227 N. { Capitol Ave., will entertain the Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Chap- | ter at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Mrs. | Joe Davis will assist. The mem= | bers will bring knick-knacks for patients at Riley and Robert Long Hospitals, State Day films will be shown. :

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MRS. LOUANNA EARLY

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MISS BETTY BLACKWELL, MISS PATTY KOSSATZ

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Photos by John Spicklemire, Times Staff Photographer, By ELIZABETH STRAIN IGURING I8 FUN . .< Indoor sports come into their own during the dreary days of late winter, and many Indianapolis women take advantage of them to keep figures in trim

for those new spring suits.

The Butler University Fieldhouse is one of the headquarters for the figure-conscious.

Miss Betty

Keough (upper left) shows good form in vaulting a sidehorse, and Miss Virginia Jones (center inset) demonstrates a fine muscle-tightener as she does a chest stand on the parallel bars. In the photo at lower right, Miss Betty Blackwell breaks through the guard of Miss Patty Kossatz in a fencing workout. Mrs. Louanna Early (upper right) puts in a lot of practice all year ‘round to keep in oondition for bowling a three-game

total of 700, as she did earlier this season.

Another all-season

sport is swimming, and Mrs. J. R. Patten and Mrs. Robert B. Berner (lower left) enjoy the Indianapolis Athletic Club pool

with their youngsters.

Badminton also has its faithful ad-

herents—Mrs. C. H. Geisel and Mrs. W. L. Bridges (lower center) get ready for their weekly game at the YWCA.

Chapter Will Mark 30th Year

A number of Indianapolis women will be in Bloomington next | Saturday for the 30th birthday celebration of Tau Chapter, Sigma | Kappa Sorority. A luncheon and banquet will be served in the chapter house, and guests will be taken on a tour of the campus. | Active chapter members and Bloomington alumnae will be host-

Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Will Elect Officers

The Alumnae Club, Pi Beta |

Phi Sorority, will elect officers at a'7:30 p. m. meeting Tuesday in the 38th St. Branch, Merchants National Bank. Mrs. Martha Legrange White will speak on “New Trends in Decorating.” Mrs. W. K. Gearen and “rs. George W. Pittman will be hostesses, and Mrs. Leroy Flint, refreshments chairman, is as-

| sisted by Mesdames L. J. ShapE. L. Cooper, R. P. Burkle, R. D. | Coleman, Hugh Kay, R. M. Kro- |

pert, Benjamin Lewis, William H. Jordan and Don E, Warrick. Mrs. T. O. Conger is in charge

{ of reservations.

- ” » Epsilon Alpha Chapter, Epsilon Bigma Alpha Sorority, will meet at 6:30 p. m. Monday in the home of Miss Stella Dyer, 2450 N. New Jersey St.

. ” » Chapter V, PEO Sisterhood, recently elected Mrs. J. Harold Wright, president; Mrs. Frank Smith, vice president; Mrs. Wilfred Lusher and Mrs. Robert Schreiber, recording and cornding secretaries; Mrs. Jo Fletcher, treasurer; Mrs, Robert Finlayson, chaplain, and Mrs, Kenneth Shirley, guard,

Legion News— Units to Have Card Party

A number of American Legion Auxiliary units will be active Tuesday night. Patients at the Veterans Hospital will be entertained with a card party sponsored by the Irvington, Indianapolis Railways and Oaklandon Service Units, Prizes will’ be awarded to winners of card games and cigarets will be distributed to all patients. Mesdames Joseph Smith, Clara Benes and Olive Mills are rehabilitation chairmen for Irvington; Indianapolis Railways and Oaklandon Service Units, respectively. At 6 p. m. Tuesday, members of the Irvington Auxiliary will meet for a covered dish supper in the post home. Mrs. Herman E. Bobbe is chairman. She will be assisted by Mesdames George Bolds, Marlin Craig, J. Clark Espje, Sterling M. Harvey and Arthur R. Robinson. A “white elephant” sale will follow the dinner. Mrs. Willam T. Ricketts will be in charge. The proceeds of the sale will be used for the child welfare project. Mrs. Frank Bush will preside at the business meeting later. Final plans will be made for the Irvington post's 29th birthday dinner to be given by the

“auxiliary Saturday, March 20. | J.

VEE a Weddings Today— _, Trip South Will Follow

Ceremony

Miss Margaret Ricker Wohle gemuth and Donald Filley Kite tredge will be married at 8:30 o'clock tonight in the Woodstock Club, Dr. Roy Ewing Vale of the Tabernacle Prese byterian Church will officiate. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wohige= muth, 4124 N, Pennaylvania St, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Kittredge, Sharon, Pa. are the bridegroom's parents. Standards of pink roses, azaleas and pink and. white tulips will’ mark an ‘aisleway for the bride's entrance. The ceremony will be read before an arrangement of azalea plants, ferns, blush pink carnations, white snapdragons and roses, Ivory cathedral candles will form a point above the flower arrangement, Mrs. John Dixon, 8t. Louls, will be the matron of honor, The bridesmaids are to be Mesdames Alexander Malcolm Mee Vie, Edward Wohlgemuth and George Budd Jeffrey. They will wear aqua taffeta frocks and matching mitts.

Bridegroom's Brother Among Attendants

Pink roses will center thelr bbuquets of blush pink sweets peas, Joseph Kittredge, Sharon, the bridegroom's brother, will be the best man, The ushers will include Fabian Kunzelman, Ft. Wayne; John L. Davis, Edward Wohigemuth, Mr. McVie and Mr. Jeffrey. ‘ The bride will wear a white satin gown fashioned with a fitted bodice accented with lace, The long, full skirt extends into a cathedral train, and her fulle length veil will fall from a rose point lace bonnet. . She will carry a bouquet of white sweetpeas, hyacinths and ivory roses with a white orchid center, After a reception in the club, the couple will leave for a wede ding trip through the South. The bride will wear a postman blue gabardine suit, a cherry red coat and black accessories. A graduate of Wells College, Aurora, N. Y., Miss Wohlgemuth is a member of the Indianapolis Day Nursery Junior Auxiliary and the Indianapolis Junior League. Mr, Kittredge was gradudted from Deerfield Academy and Sone] University. He is a member of Kappa Alpha . ternity. P Pha IY

Helena Jane Lazaro Will Become Bride

Walter Woodson will take Miss Helena Jane Lazaro as his bride in a 5 p. m. cere mony today in the Valley Mills Friends Church. The Rev. L, Willard Reynolds will officiate, The maid of honor, Miss Dorothea Jean Lazaro, will wear a rose satin dress. Don Woodson will be the best man, The bride, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Lazaro of Vale ley Mills, will wear an ice blue satin gown and a blue veil ac cented with rosebuds. She will carry a bouquet of roses. A trip to Chicago will follow a reception in the home of the bride's parents. . The couple will be at hcme at 6313 Rocke ville Road. : The 'oridegroom; son of Mrs. Lillian Woodson, 35¢ Taft St, attended Indiana University,

| Garden Club Sets

Presidents Day

The North End Garden Club will have its Presidents Day luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Friday in the Marott Hotel. The new officers will be installed, and Mrs. John W. Noble will read a paper on “Birds I Have Known.” z The officers aré Mrs. Foster V. Smith, president; Mrs. .No« ble, vice president; Mrs. John Schramm and Miss Anna Hoe sea, recording and corresponds ing secretaries; Mrs. Arthur Ia Moore, treasurer, and Mrs. Ho Schnitzius, historian. ~~