Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1948 — Page 3
MESDAMES WILLIAM KOSS, R. M. TOLLEY, M. J. RIORDAN, THOMAS O'BRIEN A. E. MAHA, R. M. FRENCH AND JOSEPH A. McGOWAN
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Jwners Ask Action
Ruling on Ordinance
n the area north of & Coke Utility's plant indicated to. ild ask for a special ity Council Monday
they desired the coun. lo “crystalize public cerning the condi. which their houses purple last Tuesday, ee of the home ownMayor Feeney yes. vere told an investi nditions was under . was found that the ment ordinance had d the guilty ones )secuted. s Committee rs who met with the they felt there had evidence already to der the City ordi
ller headed the commet with the Mayor. p, also was Clement blic accountant and tchcock, former state rvice head, who is sgal advice for Mr hey met with the the home-owners. ord, who has taken rt in the controversy, up would ask Chris hardt, council pres l a meeting of th
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will meet tomorrow 1 of Medicine at the versity Medical Censter Hoyt, Methodist president. A seminar | in the morning, 8 sion in the afternoon.
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A single ring ceremony will unite Miss Patricia Ann Fults and John Black at 8:30 p. m. today in the home of the bride's parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. L. , Fults, 6261 N. Pennsylvania St. Dr. Frederick R. Daries of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church will officiate. : The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Black, Terre Haute. Miss Fults will wear a white slipper satin gown fashioned with a fitted bodice and full skirt which extends into a train. Her fingertip veil cascades from a tiara of orange blossoms, and she will carry roses.
Reception Is Planned To Follow Ceremony Mrs. James Stone, the matron of honor, will wear an ice blue satin dress, and Miss Jodie Fults, bridesmaid, will wear pink net. The bridegroom's father will be the best man, and Floyd W. Fults will be the usher. There will be a reception in the home after the ceremony. The couple will take a wedding trip and will be at home after Apr. 2 at 144 W. 44th St. Miss Fults and Mr. Black both are students at Butler University.
Mary Roberts To Be Bride
A white slipper satin gown accented with lace will be worn by Miss Mary Roberts at her marriage to William E. Lemen Jr. tonight. The Rev. A. C. Brooks will read the vows at 8:30 o'clock in Sweeney Chapel, Butler University. The bride's veil of lace falls from a headband of .flowers and she will carry a nosegay of roses. She is the daughter of Mrs. Eva Roberts, 1570 E. 74th St, Mrs. Scott Roberts, the matron of honor, will wear a nile | Breen taffeta dress. The bridesmaids, Miss Sally Som‘mers and Miss Maxine Steel, will wear blue and yellow taffeta.
The best man is to be Warfen Bess, and the ushers will be Mr. Roberts and Ora | wns, After a reception in the Women's Civic Club, the couple Will take a wedding trip. They Will be at home next week in Indianapolis, The bridegroom, the son of Mr. Lemen Sr. 1542 Ruth ! Drive, is.g student at Butler
University, Meridian Hills Plans Spring Round-Up’ |
A “Spring Round-Up” Satur- |
day, Apr, 10, will open the sea- | on at the Meridian Hills Country Club. There will be a | buffet supper at 7 p. m,, ‘and Max Wilson's orchestra will Play for dancing at 9 o'clock. : Mr. and Mrs, Harold P. Ransurg, chairmen for the party, Sie being assisted by Mr. and Mrs. William @. Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grumme Jr. The party will have a dude Tanch theme “and the guests | will wear togs appropriate in | 8 “western” Atmosphere.
—————— Gay Nineties Club Plans Easter Party ‘The Gay Nineties Club will give a “Gay Nineties Review” | and Easter party for the pa-
Sents at Billhgs Hospital at-| tod. mM. Tuesday in the audirium, :
wi chairmen are Mesdames liam Wise, Fred Sears and | Gamerdinger. :
BRANT, |. M. COLE, JOHN A. REIS, EMIL RASSMAN,
WILLI~M ITTENBACH AND WALTER C. HUONKER
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NURSE RUTH MOWRY, MRS. W. [. M
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Photos by John» Spicklemire, Times Staff Photographer By LOUISE FLETCHER, Times Woman's Editor
ONE OF THE TRADITIONAL POST-LENTEN
| social events in Indianapolis is the annual ball sponsored
by St. Vincent's Hospital Guild. This year’s dance, Apr. 3 in the Indianapolis Athletic Club, will be a “Blossom Time Ball.” Proceeds, as in past years, will be used in guild activities at the hospital.
Those activities are carried on in helping the Daughters of |
Charity at the hospital with philanthropic work in maternity and
children’s wards, and in providing equipment and supplies for these |
departments.
While the annual ball is the guild's principal source of funds |
for this purpose, its work goes on through other months of the year. Formed 15 years ago (Jan. 24, 1933) with only 22 members, the non-sectarian group now counts almost 400 women ‘on its membership roster. Each of these has a part in guild work. The
| whole body has an all-day meeting on the first Monday of each
month, in the Nurses’ Home at the hospital. » ” » - n ” One group in the guild, the nursery and maternity sewing committee, meets each week. Working even through the torrid months of last summer, the group rolled up a total for the year of 6035 completed articles. Mrs. I. M. Cole, committee chairman, is shown with five of her co-workers in the photo at upper left. Another committee makes complete layets and other articles for babies whose mothers have been unable to provide such outfits for them. Among the members of this committee, which is headed by Mrs. Marguerite Hennessey, are Mrs. Cecil Bevis and Mrs. Max Patton (lower left photo). Last year this group completed 79 articles and gave 12 layets to mothers leaving the hospital.
Mrs. John R. Kelley Is Co-Chairman
| For the 'Blossom Time Ball’
The diversional committee (members of this group appear in the photo at upper right) sees to it that holidays are made brighter for patients who must spend thoge days abed. Mrs. John R. Kelley, who also is one of the co-chairmen for ‘this year’s Blossom Time Ball, is head of the group. Serving in the same capacity last year, she reported that her committee had finished 180 articles for holidays; madé 20 scrapbooks; trimmed three Christmas trees for the children’s ward and bought and wrapped 40 gifts Tor the children. Another phase of the guild's activity is the Gift Shop con-
| ducted at the hospital. Miss Elizabeth Sowar is in charge of the
committee staifing the shop where visitors, patients and hospital personnel may buy gifts. Also directly concerned with the shop is
| the gift shop sewing committee with Mrs. Clara Slattery as chair- | man. This group's record last year was the completion of 396 | articles and supervision of the dressing of 19 dolls at Christmas time. The center photo shows two of the guild members and a |
hospital nurse in the gift shop.
Ld = = » - ~ In addition to these groups, there is a surgical dressings committee for which Mrs. George Knue is the chairman. Its work last year added up to completion of 14,127 dressings. Then there is the welfare committee, with Mrs. Robert Boyle as chairman, which
| investigates cases requiring hospitalization and helps the persons
get needed care. Mrs. John F. Darmody heads the purchasing committee which rounds up materials needed in guild work . . . such things as blankets and wash cloths and yards of muslin by the hundreds; diapers by the thousands. Other committees and their chairmen are: Membership—Mrs. Frank C. Otte; endowment—Mrs. Laura G. Cummins; publicity— Mrs. C. F, Farrar, and visiting ladies, Mrs. Robert Imes. Duties of the latter group include pinch hitting as personal representatives
| for out-of-town patients who may have no relatives here to run
errands, answer letters or make ‘phone calls for them. Guild members also pitch in at the monthly meetings to help prepare and serve luncheons for fellow members. Mrs. Ralph Ittenbach and Mrs. Hugh V. Brady (lower photo) are shown dishing up a luncheon for guild members. Mrs. William C. Kennedy is standing chairman for the luncheons, and each month designates the luncheon chairman and assisting committee for the day's meeting.
Added to the regular work of guild members at this time of
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| V. Brady, Glenn C. Lord, U. V. Plum, Frank Giorgianni and Ray | Hotel Antlers, is open to any
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Barbara Dahl
Is Married
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To Mr. Crease
The Irvington Presbyterian Church was the scene of the marriage of Miss Barbara Ann Dahl to Pierre Lewis Crease at 3:30 p. m. today. Dr. John B. Ferguson read the vows. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Einar Dahl, 5854 Beechwood Ave., and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Crease, 457 8. Arlington Ave. The maid of honor, Miss Mary Ellyn Dahl, wore an aqua taffeta dress. The bridesmaids, Miss Carolyn Campbell and
Miss Denise Crease, wore pink |
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Douglas Bolt was the best and William Neville, Charles Copeland and Richard Burns were ushers.
A candlelight satin gown accented with seed pearls was worn by the bride. A tiara of seed pearls held "her fingertip and she carried white roses with an orchid center. After a reception in the home of the bride's parents, the couple left for a trip to New York. They will be at home in Indianapolis after Apr. 1.
year is planning and promoting of the annual bail. For this year's Meet: ng Called supper dance, Mrs. Kelley has Mrs. Frank Lobraico as her co- - chairman. Mrs. Thomas O’Brien and Mrs. Walton Cash are the
decorating committee co-chairmen.
On their committee are
Mesdames L. J. Blackmore, M. J. Riordan, Richard A. Maxwell, Kenneth M. Schafer, Arthur E. Maha, Walter E. Joyce, Robert J. Boy'e, Gus Shumaker, Francis Baur, Frank E. McKinney, Alexan-
der Ross, John - n =
M. Meyer and George L. Hart. '
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Mrs. Howard Henderson, ticket chairman, has on her committee Mesdames Shumaker, William F. Koss, Thomas F. Fitzgerald Jr., Clifford C. Taylor, Robert Imes, W. L. McFerran, Hugh
Thorpe. The donations committe, with Mrs. Paul 8. McNamara and Mrs. Larry Zapp as co-chairmen, includes Mesdames Chester T. Spriggs, W. B. Habing, V. R. Rupp and W. C. Kennedy. Officers of the guild this year are Mrs. Ted Marbaugh, president; Mrs. Elizabeth Vincent, first vice president; Mrs. Addison E. Coddington, second vice president; Mrs. Russell L. White, treasurer; Mrs. Leonard S. Earhart, recording secretary; Mrs. Daniel R. Brosnan, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Walter C. Huonker, administrative secretary.
xy Tea
Honor guests at a tea
| Wednesday afternoon in Block's
auditorium will be 137 art students of state high schools. The tea will be at 2 o'clock.
The 137 students will receive
i gold achievement keys awarded
them in current Indiana Regional Scholastic Art Awards competition. Clifton Wheeler, Indianapolis artist who will present the keys, is to be introduced by A. Reid Winsey, head of DePauw University's art department. Mr. Winsey was one of the competition judges.
In the receiving line with.
Miss Laura Holden, consultant in art for the public schools, will be representatives of local
| art groups, women's organiza-
tions and the Indianapolis PTA Board. :
The tea will mark the close
Planned for Art Students
of the display here, and all |
work which was awarded gold
keys will be sent to Carnegie ' was the hostess.
Institute in Pittsburgh where it will compete contest sponsored by Scholastic Magazine. Mrs. Donovan A. Turk, hostess chairman, and Miss Holden will preside at the tea table. They will be assisted by PTA presidents of local high schools — Mesdames M. L. Austin, Frank Harrington, Harold Mercer and Harold J. Eickhoff.
nF er———— Club Plans Meeting The Veri-Tea Club will meet at 1:30 p. m. Monday in the home of Mrs, William Foster,
in the national |
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2824 N. Gale 8t. Mrs. George | | home on Apr. 1.
Evans is program chairman.
Chapter Meeting Alpha Chapter, Kappa hl Delta Sorority, held a luncheon bridge today in LaRue's Restaurant. Mrs. Earl L. Otey
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For New Units
Mrs. Russell A. Furr, president of the Eleventh District American Legion Auxiliary, has called a special meeting Monday for representatives of several new units. The meeting, at 7:30 p. m. in the Boulevard Room of tne
member of Atkins Saw, Celtic, Internal Revenue, Robert E. Linehan, George 8. Patton Jr, Pleasant Run, Charles M. Young and Harry J. Daniels Units. Unit members will be the guests of the district board and chairmen for a ‘round-table discussion of auxiliary activities,
Et Cetera Club To Meet Monday
The members of the Et Cetera Club will have a 12:30 p. m. luncheon meeting Monday in the Marott Hotel. There will be a business meeting and
election of officers after the |
luncheon. Mrs. William Leonard and Mrs. Laura Ray are hostess chairmen,
Vacationing in West Dr. and Mrs. B. K. Westfall Sr., Lebanon, and Dr. and Mrs, J. B. Westfall, 3618 E. 34th St. are vacationing at Pebble Beach, Cal. They will return
Sorority to Meet
Mrs. Hilliard, Brandenburg will be hostess to the Kappa
Chapter, Deita Sigma Kappa
Borority, at 8 p. m, Monday in the school at Acton.
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WwW eddings Today—
lar as his bride in a 4:30 p. B, Winters will read the vows, a yellow taffeta dress,
Nancy Forbes and Miss Betty Ferguson will be bridesmaids. They will wear blue taffeta. The best man will be William Thompson, and the ushers will be Wilham Higgins, Trenton, N, J.; Dr. H. B. Hollar, Anderson; Robert Jackson and Lawrence Stuart. The bride, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noble W. Hollar, 3012 N. Talbott Ave, will wear a. white brocaded taffeta gown with a fitted bodice, full skirt ,and long train. Her fingertip illusion veil is edged in lace, and she will carry a white orchid on a white prayerbook.
Couple Will Leave On a Wedding Trip After a reception in the Delta Delta Delta Sorority chapter house at Butler University, the couple will leave for a short wedding trip. Miss Hollar is a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority and Mr, King, the son of Mr. and Mrs. King, 3810 Central Ave, is a member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. Both are attending
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Butler University,
[Knute F. Dobkins to Wed Bettye Jean Ratliff
The Rev. B. J. Renner of the | Lawrence Methodist Church | will read the vows uniting Miss | Bettye Jean Ratliff and Knute F. Dobkins at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow in Sweeney Chapel, Butler
Mr. and Mrs. J. F, Ratliff, 4803 Washington Blvd., are the | bride's parents and Mr. Dob- | kins is the son of Mr. and Mrs. | Edward F. Dobkins, 1444 Rembrandt 8t. The matron of honor will be Mrs. J. F. Ratliff Jr. She will wear a rose crepe frock and brown accesgories. Gil Norton is to be best man. Miss Ratliff will wear a navy blue suit and navy accessories. She will accent her costume with a white orchid corsage. After a wedding dinner in the Homestead, the couple will leave for a short wedding trip, They wili be at home at 2816 N. Illinois St, | Mrs Dobkins is a student at Butler University and Miss Ratliff attended Butler,
Miss Bonnie Jarvis To Be Wed
Mrs. Thomas H. Dugger, 1431 N. Meridian 8t., announces the engagement marriage of her daughter, Miss Bonnie Jarvis, to Alvin C. Davies, son of Mrs. Lucille Davies, 2446 Central Ave. The couple will be married at 2:30 p. m. next Saturday in the Bethlehem | Lutheran Church. { Miss Peggy Goebel is to be the maid of honor. The bride-to-be attended Jordan Consery- | atory and Butler University. She now is a student at In- | diana University and a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. | Mr. Davies, a member of Sigma | Chi Fraternity, is a graduate of Indiana University.
Civic Theater Group Plans Spring Tea The Theater Affairs
Civic
Festival” tea Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Paul T. Rochford, 5653 Washington Blvd. ; There will be a business meeting at 1:30 p. m., and the program will begin at 2:15 { o'clock. Jack Hatfield, theater | director, will speak on “The : Value of the Civic Theater in | the Community.”
Navy Auxiliary Ship
‘To Make Presentation! The Navy Club Auxiliary, |
Ship 42, will present an altar
cloth and oil painting to the !
YMCA at the meeting of the auxiliary group at 8 p. m. Tuesday. The meeting will he held
in the Central YMCA. The pre- |
sentation, which will precede | the business session, will be accepted by Parker Jordan.
Miss Phyllis Burck will be the maid of honor. Miss Patsy Huber, Nona Mae Grush, Goshen; Miss |
and approaching |
Committee will have a “Spring |
[Miss Hollar Will Wed
rr In Ceremony Tomorrow
Thomas Stephen King Jr. will take Miss Phyllis Gene Hol-
m. ceremony tomorrow in the
Broadway Evangelical United Brethren Church. The Rev. Chester
She will wear Crawfordsville; Miss
R.E. McMullen
‘To Take Bride
Tomorrow
Miss Carol Joanne Simmons and Robert E. McMullen will be married at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Linwood Christian Church, The Rev, Ronald L. Secrist will officiate. “The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Simmons, 321 N. Drexel Ave., and the bridegroom's parents are Mr, and Mrs. E. E. McMullen, 319 N. Gladstone Ave. Miss Rhoda Lou Simmons will be the maid of honor, and | Misses Margaret Simmons, { Carolyn Bell and Barbara Myers will be bridesmaids, Judy Bell Is to be the flower
girl. All the attendants will wear pastel colored moire { frocks.
White Moire Gown Chosen by Bride
The best man will be the bridegroom's father, and the ushers will be Rista Velich, David Phelps and Jack Simmons. + Miss Simmons will wear a white moire gown accented with lace. Her fingertip veil of imported illusion falls from an illusion hali-hat, and she will carry white carnations, The couple will leave on a wedding trip to northern Indiana after a reception in the church. They will make their home after Thursday with the bridegroom's parents, The bride attended Indiana University and now is a student at Butler University, She is a member of Phi Mu Sorority, Mr. McMullen also is attending Butler and is a
member of Sigma Nu Fraternity.
Robert C. Seet,
Fiance Guests
Times Special DALLAS, Tex, Mar. 20— Miss Eleanor Mendenhall, | daughter of Dr, and Mrs. Elli. ott Mendenhall, Dallas, and Robert Craig Seet, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl W, Seet, 5139 Park Ave., Indianapolis, will be honored at a bridal dinner Fri- | day in the Melrose Hotel in ! Dallas. ; The couple will be married next Saturday in the Highland Baptist Church, Dallas, The prospective bridegroom's parents will be the hosts. The guests will be Dr. and Mrs, Mendenhall, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Collins and Miss Clauda Collins, Sterling City, Tex.; Mr, | and Mrs. Claude Collins Jr, and { Miss Carolyn Collins, San Angelo, Tex.; Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Seet Jr. Indlanapolis, and
Dr. and Mrs. Julian Atwood, | Dallas.
Sorority Units Will Meet
Two sorority chapters are ar- | ranging dessert. suppers for Monday night. The Indianapolis Alumnas Club, Alpha Gamma Delia Sorority, will have its meeting at 7:45 o'clock in the 38th St. Branch, Merchants National Bank. Hostesses for the eve- | ning will be Mrs. E. Leo Smith, | Mrs. J. Elwood Jones and Miss Dorothy Walsman.
~ ~ ~ Mrs. I. C. DeHaven Jr. 508 E. 42d 8t., will entertain Alpha Epsilon Chapter, Delta Theta Tau Sorority, at 7:30 o'clock that night. She will be assisted by Mesdames Marion Butler, | George Kind, James Lee Maus and Raleigh O, Roach,
Skaters Set Party St. Ann's Whiz Club will have a skating party from 1 to § p. m. tomorrow at Rolleriand. | Miss Patricia Dugger is is charge of arrangements.
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