Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1948 — Page 18

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. Women Are Entering ° Businesses There NEW YORK, Mar. 24 — Wall Street's future financiers may be women. For the first time, a few corporations in the austere and almost solidly masculine domain of high finance are inviting young women to train for executive careers as bankers and brokers. The door was opened to the ladies when Charles B. Harding, senior partner of Smith, Barney & Co., investment bankers, recently okayed the admission of 22-year-old Ellen Van Deusen to his company’s junior executive training course, Harding's move was made behe says: “A woman can do a job as well as a man.” In addition, he points out, Wall Street if needs young blood. Average age ! of present executives is 55 and companies are in real need of | young people to train to fill the top jobs in the future. The slim, blond banker-to-be—| = = 1 only girl in a training class of 16 ah and the first girl to be admitted " to the Junior Investment Bankers and Brokers Club—is aware of her responsibility as a pioneer. She is friendly but reserved and dresses in neatly tailored clothes, many of which she whips up herself.

Dates Ask for Tips Oh Stock Market

©On the daily commuting trips from her Boonton, N. J., home, she reads the financial pages in the newspapers with thoughtful attention. ig + The 18-month course ‘gives her intensive training in various phases of investment banking. When the course is finished, Ellen wil take over a junior exec’s desk

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The Junior Members of the Mother Theodore Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will sponsor a dance, the “Isabella Whirl,” from 9:30 p. m. to 12:30 a. m. on Apr. 16 in ‘the Knights of Columbus Auditorium, . Carl Kiefer and his orchestra® will play.

Four engagement announcements, the news of two showers and the report of a recent marriage are included in today’s bridal scene, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth TF, Adair, 4450 Washington Blvd. announce the engagement of

£4 oe ‘committee members| their daughter, Nancy Lea, to (|| ~~ n.the Tesearch department or in are Mister CGtace Danlkamp,| John Edward Peschau, son of { ns departments which buy Judy Just and’ Gertrude Kirn and| Mrs, Faye Peschau, Ft. Dodge, | sell securities. oC lars Nicholas ¥. Molnar. On the] Iowa. The couple will be marf ox Brass ant 3200 monthly, ticket committee are Misses Flea Sept: 4. ap ; » ; Alice and Frances Lipps, ss Adair is a graduate o { ation” .to $300 a month. From Ward-Belmont College and is

Catherine Fox, Ursala and Sue Beunnagel, Terry Green, Mary

i then on, salary possibilities are Ann Dolan, Joanne Forrestal and

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the ‘gen attending Coe College, Cedar oq who is opening the door to the

Rapids, Iowa. She is a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. Mr. Peschau, a member of Delta Phi Fraternity, is a graduate of Coe College. ” » » Miss Crystal Schuman, sis ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dean Schuman, 4721 Cornelius Ave., will be married to Raymond F, Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs, August Meyer, Columbus, Ind, on May 2 in the Trinity Lutheran Church,

and Mrs. Walter Patrick are on the publicity committee, and Miss "As winner|Eileen Danahey is head of the

are Misses Mary McGary, Frances Steidle, Claire Hopper, Lark, Dorothy ‘Oberhausen, Corsays. “If there is any mascu-|rine Schembre, Margaret Hagan, i te ans Helen Thrash, Johanna Sommers

of John DATE SET—A ceremony May 2 will unite Miss Crystal Schuman and Raymond F. Meyer. #

be matron of honor. and Miss Evelyn Fisher, Cincinnati, and Miss Dorothy Lemen wil! be bridesmaids. The best man will be Woodrow Meyer, and Howard Hut-

ton, Columbus, and Harold Schuman will be ushers. » . A

The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Jo Ann Garriott is announced by her parents, Mrs. Gertrude Garriott, 530 N. Drexel Ave, and Hubert M. Garriott, Cincinnati. She will be married to Gene Reinhart Mooney, son of Mrs. Stella Mooney, Cincinnati, in June. Miss Garriott attended the University of Cincinnatti and ‘is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. The bride-groom-to-be is a graduate of the university. = ” » "Miss Wilma Irene Clapper and John Max Hoss will be married at 3 p. m. on Apr. 3 in the rectory of St. Roch’s Cath-

ine resistance to career 0 and Afleen Scoggan, Mrs. Henry down hete, I haven seen Ht A Miley and Mrs. R. 8, Fleet.

4h in Wal it 3 Bh sv, th ar. a0 Loach are a i my asking 100 for ations, ; Ee on IITSC Chapters Poster Contest [Meet Today = . Py : ree chapters me toWill Be Open

day. The ‘Isle of Pines Chapter met an 04808 . To: Teen-Agers

in the Meridlan® Reodm Zofthe Colonial Furtiiture Co. Therd was The Teen Art Club and the American War Mothers are

an election of officers. Ranendra Kumar Das ‘was the guest sponsoring a poster contest for ho po agers of Indianapolis.

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. » There was a 10 a.” m. meeting of the Colonial Boston chapter in the Marott Hotel, Mrs. Clayton Ridge spoke. ! » ” »

The Alamo Chapter will sponsor. a book review of “Raintree County” (Lockridge) at 1:30 p. m. in the K. of P, building. , Mrs. W. P. Sarber will be the speaker. Mrs. Benjamin Krenzer, chairman for the eyeut, Js hing as[sisted Miss Ma ner. n y Mrs. Grace E. Jatho, 7500

y « The committee members for the Ee : . © ‘mothers’ group includes -Mes-[HHOlyOKe Club to Meet| Marsh Road, will be married to dames Charles Peters, Grove| The Indianapolis Mt. Holyoke George Robert Knapp, son of Guire, M. M. Sallee, Ray Fatout,|Club will meet at 7:30 p. m. on M d Mrs. Rov Knapp. 1050 Charles Dongus and Jack Long.|Apr. 9 in the home of Mrs. Robert| + 8nC Vrs. ROY Pp: 9; James Herndon is president of|Rinclair, 3736 Spring Hollow Congress Ave., on Apr. in the teen agers. Road. - the Jatho home.

speaker, posters will be used to supthe American ‘War Motliers sale on May 8. 3 will be awarded to the first three winners. “All the jsters entered in the contest } will be used and the poster paper i in be obtained at 101 E, 27th i St. The entries must be delivered f He Herron Art Institute by Apr. 28,

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Jewish Women Will Sponsor Service Friday

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pupil, Eric Anderson.

Pepsi-Cola scholarships.

testants.

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Two Showers Are Being Planned for Brides-to-Be And Four Engagements Are Announced Today

The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mrs. Magdalene Clapper, W. Hoss Road, and Raymond H. Clapper, Elber St. The prospective bridegroom, a student at Purdue University, is the son of Mrs. Henrietta Hoss Clap~ per, Elber St.

» » - Miss Patricia Irene Farrell will be the honor guest at a miscellaneous shower at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Don E. Poinsette, 3550 N. DeQuincy St. Miss Rosemary Farrell will be the co-hostess. A ceremony to be read at 9 a. m, on Apr. 3 in the Holy Trinity Catholic Church will unite Miss Farrell and Vincent Joseph Helmer. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Farrell, 2803 W. 10th St., and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs, John J, Helmer, 329 N. Holmes Ave, » ” »

Mesdames Leon Berger, Harold Stolkin and Marcus Cohen will speak on “The Role Played by Jewish Women” at a service to be sponsored by the Council of Jewish Women on Friday in the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. ' Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt - will : service. The other ) be Mesdames M. ill L. Goldberg, Nathan Resnick and Miss Carol Segar and Miss Sylvia Adelsman. Mrs. George Frank and Mrs. to be cochairmen of the evening. The social hour will be in charge of Mrs. Louis Marks, Mrs. Herman Charlotte Schwartz, Nancy Solomon, Jean Zuckerberg, Jackie Gold and Sue

Lipp. Mrs. Walter Wolf is president. : Mrs. Littell Heads

Mrs. Joseph H. Littell is president of the Over the Tea Cups Club, The other newly elected officers are Mrs. Jesse C. Moore, vice president; Mrs. E, R. Shoe-

secretary; Mrs. George W. BE. Smith, treasurer, and Mrs. W. D. Gatch, keeper of the

The executive committee members are Mrs. T. N. Siersdorfer, Mrs. Ray G. Jenckes, Miss Josephine Herron and Miss Anna R.

Lawrence Central Stude

WHEN Albert Einstein was a young student, he must have been very much like a Lawrence Central High School

Eric is a quiet, rather shy boy who'd rather solve a physics problem . than be elected captain of the basketball team. His calm, scientific outlook was shattered this month when he was awarded one of the 1948

The awards were given to only three Indiana teen-agers out of a group of 1315 con-

The scholarship covers tuition and fees for four years at any accredited college or university, plus traveling expenses for one trip home each year and a

The student must maintain If he excels in his college work the scholarship will be extended to a gradAll in all the award is what Eric calls “a

ERIC is interested in nuclear t atomic energy. He's been fascinated by general scientific subjects since childhood and began to show promise of his future abilities when he enrolled in a seventh Mr. .Shyri Craig, Lawrence science teacher, was amazed to discover that a 12-year-old boy could breeze

Mrs. Noel Jones, 338 N. Bosart Ave. will be hostess at a bridal shower Friday night. The honor guest will be Rose-

Jeanette Hiatt, 1717 Montcalm St. She will be married to Henry Elliott, 2335 N. Alabama 8t., in early spring. " ® =» 5 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Quentin Theobald are on a wedding trip the South and West following their marriage in Shelbyville Saturday afternoon, Ni : The bride was Miss Anne De- ‘ Prez, and the vows were read by Dr. C. A. Bowler in the home of her mother, Mrs. Karl Jacob DePrez. Mr. and Mrs. William Esta Theobald are parents of the bridegroom. All are of Shelbyville. : The maid of honor was the bride's sister, Miss Margaret Emelie DePrez, and ‘her niece, Mary Elizabeth Harding, was. the flower girl. William Bastin, Bloomington, was the best man,

Smith College and a member of Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority.

mary Whisler, daughter of Mrs. Organizations—

The Benjamin Frasklis:Kindergarten Mothers Club will meet at 1:30 p.' m. tomorrow in the kindergarten. Mesdames Dorothy Marsh, Joseph Ramsey, Ernest Bigsby and Tilman Trammel Will lead a panel discussion on “What Are Good Manners?” .

A pledge party will be held al 8 o'clock tonight by the Verae Sorores Chapter, Verus Cordis Sorority. Mrs. Morris Katzenberger, 4209 Boulevard Place, will be the hostess.

Mrs. Fred Blomeyer, 116 N. DeQuincy 8t., will entertain

8 p. m. today.

Kindergarten Mothers Will Hear Discussion

Alpha Chapter, Beta Chi Theta Sorority, at a business meeting at

Mr. Theobald attended Purdue University. ;

The Irvington Chapte¥, ITSO,

with Mrs. D. H. Payne, 324 E. speak, ;

Alpha meet at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in the YWCA. :

A social meeting will be held at 8 p. m. today by Theta Chapter, Phi Delta Pi Sorority, in (he home of Mrs. Charles Homberg, 29 N. State Ave.

Mrs. Pat Lower, 1702 N. Alabama 8t., will entertain Beta Chapter, Theta Nu Chi Sorority, at a social meeting tonight.

Easter Parties Being Held

War Memorial building. Mrs Charles Peters presided.

are chairmen. ” ” s The American

the YMCA to make decorations.

Mrs. John Noon and Mrs. L. G. Prosch were chairmen.

through senior high tests without a moment's hesitation.

Discussions. with teachers,

' outside reading and - constant study which he considers fun, have given Eric a background of knowledge comparable to

many college graduates’.

on atomic energy.

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The USA Chapter, American War Mothers, met today in the

Plans were completed for the annual Easter party for the veterans at Billings Hospital to be held Sunday. Mrs. Harry Bernhardt and Mrs. Harriet Shepard

Gold Star Mothers sponsored an Easter party for Billings Hospital patients today. The group met yesterday in

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» ” ” THE YOUNG scientist hopes that the proposed draft will not interfere with his studies. If he is called, Eric would like to be assigned to the Army base at Los Alamos for work

The Janet Ada Club will meet at 7 p. m. tomorrow for a: buffet supper and business meeting in the home of Mrs. Claude Deal.

Phi Sorority, will meet at 7:30 p. m, tomorrow in thes«Ober building.

Psi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, will elect officers at a

cltubroom.

ton, will entertain Delta Kappa Phi Sorority with a dinner meeting tomorrow night at 824 N. Oakland Ave.

Meeting Held Phi Delta Beta Sorority had a

.| business meeting last night in the Hotel Lincoln.

WHICH ONE

as he tries to decide which i school to enter for four years' work- in nuclear physics.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernarr Joseph Anderson, R.' R. 12, Eric was born in Covington, Ky., 17 years ago, but has attended school in the Hoosier state since the first grade. He is business manager of the Lawrence Central yearbook. The two other state scholar-

New Albany and Lafayette, Eric plans to attend a techni‘cal school and is debating the merits -of M. I. T., the Univer‘sity of Cincinnati and the University of iY oe

FUTURE BRIDE—Miss Jo Ann Garriott will be wed to Gene Reinhart Mooney in June. (P. H. Ho photos.)

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36th St. Mrs. Noble Reynolds will:

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Miss Mazelle Van Cleve, Louis. ville, Ky., will be the maid of hon. : |or. She will wear a yellow bal. _|lerina frock of lace and net ang a ‘matching headband. The best man is to be Theodore Bowers Jr. and the ushers wil be William Schrengast, Green. wood, and Benjamin Bendit, Iry. ington, N. J. Miss’ Scott will wear an aqua lace ballerina dress fashioned with a round collar and cap sleeves, Her half hat and veil are also of aqua and she will car. ry a bouquet of white flowers. After a reception in the Gra. ham Hotel the couple will leave on a short wedding trip. They will be at home in Bloomington where they both are attending Indiana University. Miss Scott is a member of Alpha Gamma Delta, Sorority.

My Day— Foreigners Study Here

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT HYDE PARK, N, Y., Mar. 24 There is an increasing interest, I find, in bringing foreign students to this country. For instance, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is going to bring 80 foreign graduate students in science and engineering for the regular 12-week . ‘summer course this year.

Mrs. Keenan Heads Pen Women

Mrs. W. D._ Keenan was elected president .of the Indianapolis Branch, National League of American Pen Women, at a recent meeting. The vice presidents are Dr. Johnnie Rutland Smith, Bloomington; Mrs, Charles Fitch and Miss Mildréd Thompson of Mooresville. : ‘Other officers are Miss Ella Sengenberger. and Mrs. Rose Myra Phillips, Attica, recording and. . corresponding secretaries; Mrs. E. R. Shoemaker, treasurer; Mrs. H. B. Hayes, auditor; Mrs. Rose Marie Cruzan, parliamen-

tarian; Mrs. B. G. Williams,| Their committee of the Naregistrar, and Mrs. N. O. McLeod, tional Students Association ig historian. > sponsoring the project and is’

Delegates to the national conwvention, to be held in Washington in May, are Mesdames Keenan, Thompson, Cruzan, Smith, H. 8S. McKee and C. A. Turner and Miss Florence Marie Taylor.

trying to raise ‘the money for tuition, food, housing and transportation.

students, whose facilities for study and work have been wiped out in many places in Europe, an opportunity “to investigate recent developments in their own specialty, to observe the latest in equipment and to note available sources of information for the future.” These - young scientists and ‘|engineers are needed in their own countries in Europe, and this opportunity to gain more knowledge bik make them even more useful. There could be another ime portant gain, I believe, from such a program. . If we could only bring students hére from all the eastern European - countries, I think it would create a better un|derstanding of our way of life and of our true desires for friendly relations with the rest of the { world.

Dinner, Dance Set The Indianapolis Athenaeum will have its annual St. Benno Festival at 7 p. m. Saturday in the Athenaeum. There will be a dinner in the Kellersaal and a dance. Don . Morrison and his orchestra will play.

Chapter Meets _ Alpha Chapter, Chi Phi Gamma Sorority, met last night in the home of Miss Margaret | Marshall, 2513 Btookside Pkwy.

Xi EL he Ramos-Porter photo. MAY BRIDE-TO-BE—Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. H. Kuester, 2735 Barth Ave., announce the engagement and approaching marriage of - their daughter, Dorothy Jean, to Howard Cartheuser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cartheuser, 2461 S. Delaware St. The couple will be married on May 9 in St. John's ‘Evangelical and Reformed Church.

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