Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1948 — Page 24

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Irvington Group Planning Supper THE DAY NURSERY JUNIOR AUXILIARY will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a ball Saturday, Apr. 3, in the Woodstock Club. The club will be dec-

ting Committee. Members of her committee are Mesdames Donald F. Kittredge, Malcolm MecVie, B. J. Lapenta, Henry J. Peirce, Harold Ransburg,

W. Scheuring, Edwin Ransburg, Willlams Wright Jr. and D, C, Duck and Miss Kay Gartland. ” = L A dance and buffet supper at 8:30 p. m. Saturday will mark the second anniversary of the Irvington Social Club. The event, to be in the Athenaeum, _ is being arranged by Messrs. and Mesdames Robert M. Pickett, J. Kenneth Strattman, C. McCord Purdy and Ronald E. Simpson.

¥ . ~ A 6 p. m. dinner tonight at the Indiana Woman's Prison will precede the monthly meeting of the Altrusa Club. Miss Ethel Krueger, prison superintendent and chairman of the club Public Affairs Committee, will be in charge of the program. Miss Helen Brown will preside. Assisting Miss Krueger are Mrs. R. E. Stratman, Mrs. Lucy Washbon, Misses Irene Boughton, Amanda Andérson, Janice Berlin, Nancy Jones, Dorothy Helmer, Genevieve Shaw and Edwina ugall. ~ . " | Mre. Otto CO. Janus, 7050 Ridge Rd., Williams Creek, will entertain the Junior Auxiliary of the Visiting Nurse Associa tion at 12:30 p. m. Monday.

» . » Beta Chapter, Chi Phi Gamma Borority, will meet at 8 , m. Monday with Mrs. Paul te, 4347 English Ave. : The program will be on hair styling. . » " Mrs. John W. Thernburgh will speak at the 12:30 p. m. luncheon meeting of the Venetian Chapter, ITSC, Monday in the Warren Hotel.

» . . A closed business meeting an election of officers will nse: cede the musicale members of

ve, X Silvey Hill will preside. Assist ant hostesses will be J. C. Hirschmann, David Morton, Vincent Vuturo and Alberta Eaton and Miss Beatrice House.

Hospital Guild Plans to Meet Next Week

The nominating committee of the Methodist Hospital White Cross Guild will report to the executive board at 10 p. m. _' Wednesday in the Service Center. The election will be held on May 10 in the Claypool Hotel. The members of the committee are Mesdames Carl Ploch, John W. Noble, William F. Arnold and Shaw. < ss = The following units of the White Cross Guild will meet next week in the Service Center: Mon-day—Fifty-first Street and WalJace Street Presbyterian; Tues-day--North Methodist and Southport; Wednesday — Quaker and Brightwood, and Thursday—Irvington, Brookside and Woodruff Place Baptist.

Conduct Fund Drive

The Board of Trustees of the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing is conducting a campaign to obtain 50 scholarships for its students. The awards will be used to increase the enrollment. Dr, Claude M. McClure is chair-

man, assisted by Miss E. .Louise

AN TION ACTIVITIES— : Day Nursery Junior Auxiliary Will Mark 10th Anniversary

DECORATIONS PLANNED FOR BALL—Mrs. Edwin M. Ransburg (center), 4539 N. Pennsylvania St., welcomes Mrs. Robert E. Wacker (left) and Mrs. J. William Wright Jr. (right) for a session of planning the decorations for the Day Nursery Junior Auxiliary ball Apr. 3 in the Woodstock Club. Bill Wright accompanies his mother to help with ideas for the dance, which will mark the auxiliary's 10th anniversary.

The program, “The Four B's —Bach, Beethoven, Brahms and Boogie,” will be presented by Mrs, Glenn 8, Kingham, narrator; Mesdames Otto Bade, Everett Harlan and H. H. Peabody and Miss Pauline Tolin. . » ” Mesdames Clifford MeQueeney, Kenneth Smartz and Wayne Shives and Miss Wilma Barrow are in charge of the

Will Be Wed

Miss Mary Edith Hammons will become the bride of James H. Sullivan in a 7:30 p. m. ceremony today. The Rev. Ford Porter of the Berean Gospel Temple will read the vows in the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. rank Hammons, 1236 8. Reisner The maid of honor, Miss Norma Hick, will wear a light blue ‘satin dress. Richard Sullivan is to be the best man, and Arnold and Frank Hammons will be ushers,

Miss Barbara Martin has chosen May 1 for.her marriage to Richard Vonnegut. The Rev. William Burrows will officiate at 8:30 p. m. in St. Paul's Episcopal Church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Col. and Mrs. Harry Hood Martin, 350 N. Meridian St., and Mr. Vonnetgut is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Anton Vonnegut, 7878 College Ave.

Grant and Robert E. Neff.

son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

With Ball on

The date was announced at a surprise party at 1 p. m. today in the home of Miss Ann Jack-

rummage sale Delta Kappa Phi’ Sorority will hold at 8 a. m. tomorrow at 841 Indiana Ave, " . ¥ The Indianapolis Literary Club will meet at 8 p. m. Monday in the DAR chapter house. Emsley W. Johnson Jr. will speak on “Political Hospitality.”

Mary Edith Hammons .

Tonight

A white satin gown fashioned with a fitted bodice and a full skirt extending into a long train will be worn by the bride. Her full-length veil falls from a crown of seed pearls and she. will carry a bouquet of white lilies. After a reception in the home the couple will leave for a trip South. They will make their home with the bride's parents after Mar. 28. Mrs. Dean Sullivan, 1720 W. Minnesota 8t., is the bridegroom's mother,

Barbara Martin to Wed May 1

Clarence A. Jackson, 4202 Central Ave. . .

The guests were Mesdames Martin, Vonnegut, Valentine Martin, Kurt Vonnegut, Joseph M. Miller, Walter R. Mayer, Robert J. Hedding, George J. Mayer, Felix T, McWhirter, George B. Jeffrey, Elizabeth B. Lund, Theodore N. Townsend, Arthur Wallace, Henry J. Peirce, Thomas E. Freebairn and Clarence Kirk Jr., Misses Patricia Martin, Nancy

Apr. 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PTA News— :

To Hear Talk

On Austria

Council to Sponsor X-Rays in Schools

- school.* Mrs. Mrs. David Ross talk on their trip to Austria. A musical program will be presented by Mrs. Al Bunch and the Mothers Chorus of School 48. s » »

The Indianapolis PTA Council

and the Marion County Tubercu-|

losis Society are sponsoring a series of chest X-rays. School 3 is one of the first city schools to take advantage of the service. The pupils will be X-rayed on

s— [THE BRIDAL. SCENE PTA Members | Miss: Kasting Is Betrothed To Lawrence M. Spivey

Tuesday.

include Schools 37, 17, 41, 72, 47 and 14

Weber, speaker. Pleasant Run—7:45 night.

Engagement

and Mrs, William

erson, New York, Buchanan Moxley

June in Culver. the son of Mrs:

Shelbyville, Ky. He of G. Barret apolis.

Miss . Virginia

L. Davis, 3360 N.

The Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter, Pi Lambda Theta Sorority, will have a discussion meeting tomorrow night in Parlor L, Hotel Lincoln. Miss Mary Ronk will lead the discussion on “Education for One World,” and Miss Maude Price

and Miss Elizabeth Scott will be hostesses.

Holyoke Club Conducts Fund Drive

The members of the Indiana Mount Holyoke Alumnae Club are working on the fund campaign the college is conducting to raise two million dollars. Miss Ruth Wells will sponsor an {illustrated art lecture at 8 p. m. on Apr. 168 in Tudor Hall School. Miss Maria Churchill will be the commentator. Another project is that of Miss Emily Road, a member of the Tudor faculty. She is “baby sitting” and selling glassware from Willlamsburg, Va. Mrs. Olive Enslen Tinder will give a book review on Apr. 20 in the War Memorial Building Auditorium. The review is being sponsored by ®Mrs. J. Perry Meek and Mrs. Frederick H. Bassett, members of the alumnae group. Patronesses include Mesdames T. G. Wesenberg, A. C. Sinclair and Robert 8. Sinclair and Miss I. Hilda Stewart.

mont College. She school on Apr. 4.

McCown, Kathryn Gartland, Adeline Kadel, Martha Jo Cantwell, Lucy Edgerton and Carolyn Crom.

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> Club Elects Officers

Chairman

FRANCES MEGEFF Miss Francis Megeff is chair- | man of the Hadassah Deb | Dance to be held Apr. 3 in the Severin Hotel. Joe Zainey and his orchestra will play from 9 p. m. till midnight. » A “Prince Charming” will be elected at the dance. The can- | didates are Bernard Izsak, Mar- | vin Rubin, Ivan Chalfie, Milton | Segal, Bill Cohen and Jerry Rappaport.

| The New Century Club elected officers at a recent meeting. They 'are Mrs. Meade Powell, president; {Mrs, Ivan Snyder and Mrs, M. J. Reese, vice presidents; Mrs. Harry [Nolan and’ Mrs. Willlam Baum{hickel, recording and correspond{ing secretaries; Mrs. C. E. Mc{Lean, treasurer, and Mrs. C. W. Sommers, historian.

Other schools to be visited soon

Several county PTA units will meet next week. They are:

MONDAY

Hickory College—8 p. m. Riverside Roller Rink. Skating party. TUESDAY

Bluff Ave.—8 p. m.

Times State Service . MUNCIE, Ind, Mar. 19—Mr.

City. They will be married in

Louisville, Ky., and Mr. Moxley,

Moxley,

Miss Davis to Arrive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert

will arrive home next Friday for spring vacation from Ward-Bel-

DRESS THE

FOR EASTER IN

16, 28, 9, 38,

Prof. Jasper p. m. Fathers |

today's bridal scene.

Hudson Ball, {of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank

announce the engagement and|Spivey, Delphi. The couple will be approaching marriage of their, daughter, Mrs. Lucina Ball Eck-

married Apr. 3, in Seymour. Miss Kasting attended Ball State Teachers’ College, and Mr. Spivey attended Indiana University. Both are of Billings Hospital.

to Sampson Jr, Mexico

The prospective bridegroom is ® 8 =

Hayes Davis,| Mrs. Amma Mace, Poland, announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Reba Nadine, to Thomas Taggart Connolly, son of Mrs. Lola Connolly, 3015 N. Meridian St. The couple will be married at 9 a. m. on Apr. 3 in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel, 88. Peter and Paul Cathedral. The Rev. Fr. Paul Courtney will officiate. Miss Mildred Travelstead is to be maid of honor, and John Connolly, Anderson, will be the best

is the nephew Indian-

June Davis,

Meridian St.,

will return to

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WEDNESDAY University Heights — 8 p. m. ro) : = Fathers night. DATE IS SET—Mr. and Mrs. George E. Kasting, Seymour, a nounce that their daughter, Kathryn Louise, Billings Hospital, wi THURSDAY be married Apr. 3 to Lawrence Maywood — 1:45 p. m. Round| wedding will be in Seymour. table discussion and election. ® =» = . The announcements of four engagements and approaching Balls Announce marriages and the news of a pre-nuptial shower are included in

The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Kathryn Louise Kasting to Lawrence M. Spivey is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Kasting, Seymour. Mr. Spivey is the son

FRIDAY, MAR. 19,1043

To Meet Here |

To Be Held in IAC

the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs will be held Apr. 1, 2and 3

After registration at 9:30 on Apr. 1, reports will be given and presidents. The district club |presidents will summarize their programs, 3 Mrs. Royden J. Keith is to be

'will be a forum on “The Listener —~Our Rising Problem,” led by Mrs. Hiram Hunn, Des Moines, Ia. The participants will be Dr, Hazel Morgan, Cleveland; Henry Butler, Walter Whitworth, Corbin Patrick and Ernest Heberlein, The extension breakfast will be held at 8:30 a. m. on Apr. 2. Dr, ‘Wilfred Bain will be the luncheon speaker and there will be a choral music program. Dr. Alvin Bright. bill is to be the honor guest at a banquet that night in the Athenaeum. There will be a federa. ition sponsored concert at. the

Apr. 3 is to be “Youth Day” in the Athenaeum. The program will be presented ‘by the Jordan Conservatory, the Indiana Uni. {versity Concert Choir and other young persons groups.

Folklore Festival

To Be Tomorrow

The Indianapolis Council, American Youth Hostel Associa. tion, will sponsor a folklore festival tomorrow night at the hostel near Bridgeport. Miss Thelma Patterson, Kenneth Trulock and

man. ring bearer.

tice Presbyterian Church.

will be the usher.

Arthington Blvd. » » .

Paul Colvin, 101 E. Orange St.

Diane Connolly will be the

The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Jo Ann Gilbert to Joseph O. Goetz is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph W. Gilbert, 2634 E. 10th St. They will be married at 2:30 p. m. on Apr. 9 in the Pren-

The prospective bridegroom is the son of Joseph C. Goetz, 4197

announces the engagement and

Bob Carnahan are in charge. The ‘following day, the group will take a cross-country hike toward Mooresville from the Bridgeport hostel.

avproaching marriage ‘of his daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Curry, to

Ave. The couple will be married at 7 p. m. on Apr. 3 in the home cf the bride-to-be's father.

Mrs. William H. William will ® = = be the matron of honor, and Mrs. Richard Brown will be the bridesmaid. Lee Peters is to be. the best man and Lawrence Goetz

Miss Lois Barbara Meier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Meijer, 238 E. Pleasant Run Pkwy., will be the honor guest at a miscellaneous shower on Mar, 30. Mrs, Carl Keller, 1303 Keystone Ave., will be hostess. Edgar G. Westphal will take Miss Meier as his bride on apr, 3. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Westphal, Morrilton, Ark.

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