Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1948 — Page 24

“The Family’ Will

The Rev. Fr. speakers at the National

The meeting's theme is to be

national NCCW president, will be a special guest. The convention will open with 2 low mass at 8:30 p. m. Saturday in SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral, with the Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, archbishop of Indianapolis, giving the sermon. Diocesan directors will meet tomorrow night in the Spink Arms Hotel. 4 Saturday and Sunday luncheons will be served in the Knights of Columbus clubhouse, and the meetings will be in Cathedral High School. The Very Rev. Msgr. August Fussenegger is general chairman for the meeting and Mrs, John Gallagher, president of the Indianapolis Deanery, is co-chairman. Mrs. Rollin Turner, Greensburg, national board member, will preside at the general meetings. Mrs. Hugh J. O'Connell is in charge of reservations, and pages will be students at the local academies and Marian College, Mrs. Edward Dober, Aurora, is Indianapolis Archdiocesan president. The Council will present a panel on “Voluntary Celibacy.” Mrs. Walter Sahm and Mrs, Marie Lex, Evansville, and

3 Mrs. J. L. Williams, El- . wood, and Mrs. Willlam T, Ball, Lafayette.

Toris, James McIsaacs and Fred Weiss and Miss Rose Schmall, all of Ft. Wayne, will have “Woman In and Out of the Home” as their topie. : Mrs. H. D. Brady, Anderson, diocesan president of the Lafayette NCCW, will speak on “The Failure of Parents.” The Rev. Fr. Edward Dowling, 8t. Louis, . also will speak. ’ A joint meeting of the Medical Missionary Unit and the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine will be held Sunday morning. Mrs. George Moser, New Albany, and Mrs. Willlam J. Miller, are in charge, Speakers will be Mrs. Paul James, Tell City; Mrs. A. C. Brown, Broo! :

ward Farrell, " The Most Rev. Fr. William T.

Molloy, Covington, Ky., will give the talk at the final session Sun-

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day. Daughters of Isabella Will Have Convention Daughters of Isabella will

olic Women’s: Group Sets “Provincial Convention Here In Cathedral High School

“Family Life Bureau Head to Be Speaker

Edgar Schmeidler, Washington, will be one of the Council of Catholic Women provincial

,convention to be held here this week-end. *

Schmeidler is director of the Family Life Bureau for the National Catholic Welfare Council. Mrs. Henry Mannix of Brooklyn, N. Y.,

My Day— Naval College, U.S. Cruiser

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Be Theme of Meeting;

“The Family,” and the Rev. Fr.

Are Visited

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT LONDON, Apr. 15—Before the

unveiling of my husband's statue,

Sir Campbell Stuart had given us|

strict instructions that this was a ceremony timed to the minute, that we must be at the correct entrance to Grosvenor Square at 10:40 a. m. — not one minute sooner nor one minute later. Consequently, everyone in our party seemed a trifle nervous for fear they would not be ready on time, and then even more nervous for fear they would start for the square too early. The King and Queen later talked to the young commander of the United States Marines who lined one side of the square, and I asked him to bring his men to my hotel suite so that I could thank them for their part in the ceremony. It was nice to be with American boys, and though I had nothing to offer them but American cigarets, they also*took with them my very warm good wishes, In the evening, at the dinner of the Pilgrim Society, I was even more nervous over making a than I was when I spoke at their dinner two years ago, because this time all the speeches were broadcast—not only in this country but throughout the world. . » a

ON SUNDAY we had visited the Royal Naval College in Greenwich, which has been contiected with the British navy for centuries. Then we went aboard one of our own American light cuisers, the Fresno. After lunch we walked about the ship, and the captain told me about the guns and the various things that make a modern cruiser almost a floating city. My interest, however, centered primarily in the boys of the crew. Because of my own boys, I have a very soft spt in my heart for the young men in all of our services, On an occasion such as our visit to the cruiser, I always long to sit down and talk to them, instead of just saying a few words as they stand rather stiffly while we walk about the deck.

The hold their Indiana convention in the Elkhart Hotel from Apr. 23 to 25. Owes will be elected. Mrs. Carolyn B, Manning, New Bedford, . national regent, will ‘preside. Miss Alma Fischer, New Albany, is state regent. “Attending” from Indianapolis will be Mrs, Zeo W. Leach, Indianapolis regent; Miss Catherine M. Fletcher, state vice regent; Mesdames Charles M. Galm, Margaret F. Smith and Lillian O'Day, Misses Hannah Dugan, Gertrude Murphy, Josephine Riley, Gertrude McHugh, Katherine T. Arkins, Frances Steidle, Alma

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Keller.

Club Lecture Postponed

delayed by the revolution there.

poned until Apr. 23. LJ Capt. Michael

by a tea. Capt. Fielding was born in In dia and later served in. the Indian Army during World War I. He has been in the U. 8. since 1920 and has been a writer for the Chicago Journal ‘and the Chicago Tribune and a radio

Nalley, Helen Reidy, Nelle 8 Martha Hickey and Mary A

Mrs. Hope Bedford Nevitt, who is giving a series before the Propylaeum Club on the UN and! the Inter-American Conference! at Bogota, Colombia, has been

Therefore the lecture set for tomorrow .night has been ‘post-

~ » Flelding, traveler! and news analyst, will speak on The Enigma of India” following the Propylaeum luncheon at 1 p. m, Wednesday. The leeture, at 2:30 o'clock, will be followed!

Boulton-Smith Betrothal

Sir Harold and Lady Boultoft of London announce the engagemeént of their daughter, Marie Louise, to James Rus-

sell Smith of Buffalo, N. Y. The: bride-to-be is the granddaughter of Mrs. Hugh J. Mec- ' Gowan, 1321 N. Meridian St. Mr. Smith is the son of Mrs. Carlton M. Smith and the late Mr, 8mith of Buffalo.

CHAIRMAN—Miss Jessie R. Alger is chairman for the [0th anniversary celebration Phi Del-

The Indianapolis Alumnae Association, Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, will elect officers and appoint delegates to

the national convention when it holds a dinner meeting at 6 p. m. Tuesday in the Butler University Chapter House. Mesdames Roy M. Robbins, E. Cline Lidikay and Alvin Fernandes will accept reservations until Sunday. Mrs. Fred L. Toumey, therapy supervisor in the CerebralPalsy Clinic of the Riley Hospital, will describe her clinical work and will show a film on the work there. Another movie will be shown of Sun Valley, Ida., where the sorority convention will be held in June. A report will be given on the French child the group has “adopted,” and plans will be

Names Date,

Attendants

Emily Flickinger Will Be Wed May 15 Miss Emily Flickinger has se-

JUNIOR LEAGUE ELECTS—Mrs. Warren T. Ruddell (right) was elected president of the Indianapolis Junior League at a maeting yesterday in the Woodstock Club. Mrs. Gordon E. Hall {left} was named corresponding secretary, and Mrs. James D. Peirce Jr. [center] is the new vice president. Mrs. Edward W. Harris Jr. and Mrs. Frederic D. Anderson were elected recording secretary and treasurer, respectively,

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lected Saturday, May 15, as the date for her marriage to Ted Kennedy Jr. of Detroit. The ceremony will be at 4:30 o'clock in the in : Butler University. Dr. Jean 8. Milner, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, will read the vows. i Miss e Flickinger will be her sister's maid of honor, and bridesmaids are to be Mrs. Dan E. Flickinger, Mrs. Tom W. Binford and Miss Barbara Bradley. Dr. James J. Kennedy, Evanston, TIL, will be his brother's best man. The ushers will be George F. Greve Jr., Cleveland; Charles W. Elliot, Halstead, Kas., and Dan E. Flickinger. ’ A bridal reception will be held the evening before the wedding| in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.| Harvey Bradley, 4044. N. Pennsylvania St. Their daughter, Barbara, will assist. The reception will be followed by the bridal dinner in the Woodstock Club. After the wedding, a small reception will be held in the home of the future bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Flickinger, 5126 N. Pennsylvania St. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and® Mrs. Kennedy, Ann Arbor,

Women Will See = Magician: Perform

Group Three of the Women's Society for Christian Service with a magic act at 8 p. m. Friday, Apr. 23. The presented in the North Methodist Church. Mr, Powell is an amateur magician.

group. Mrs. Horace M. Powell, general

COMMITTEE HEAD — Miss Dorothy Oberhausen is chair man of the door committee for the Daughters of Isabella dance to be sponsored by junior mem: bers tonight in the Knights of Columbus Auditorium.

‘Robin Powell will entertain

program will be

Mrs. Joe Hill is the leader of the She is to be assisted by

Kappa Kappa Gamma Group to Elect; Mayflower Descendants Set Dinner

discussed to send her gifts and letters. Mrs. C. Raymond Miller, hostess chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames E, Mayer Maloney, Kern J. Miles, Wayne E. Rhodes, Robert E. R 11, Earl G. Mauck, William Rugg, Robert Diener and Donald Stevens and Miss Katherine Moore. » ” ” . The April Banquet meeting of the Indiana Society of Mayflower - Descendants will be held at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Propylaeum. The nominating committee will report, and officers will be elected. The essay contest winners of the Joseph Allen Minturn and Grace Warner Awards»will be present to read their entries. -8 CR. / Mrs. Warren T. Ruddell is the new president of the In-

PTA News—

Indianapolis PTA Council will be White Cross Guild Auditorium of DeArmond is chairman,

ants,” Dr. Alex TT." Ross, and “Blectroencephalography,” Dr, J. H. Greist. The unit meetings for next week follow: Tuesday James E. Roberts—1:30 p. m, “World Understanding,” George ¥. Ostheimer, principal of School 12. Music by children, Wednesday 1 11:30 p. m. “World Understanding,” the Rev. Howard J. Baumgartel, executive secretary of the Indianapolis Church Federation. Election. Mothers’ Chorus. 2—1:30 p. m.—Film on “Parent and Teacher Observations of School Children.” Miss Sylvia Pollard, supervisor of school nurses, speaker. 10—1:45 p. m. “Parent Education for Improved Family Life,” Mrs. Walter Caley. Children's chorus. Election. 19—1:30 p. m, “Proper Recreation for the Youth of Today,” panel by the Junior High School. Music by Junior High Mixed Chorus, 22—3 p. m. Mrs. Mildred T. Thompson will sketch Mother Goose characters and tell stories during a PTA-sponsored program for the children. 24—3 p. m. Election, Music by the school band. 25-«3-p. 'm. Election. Program by all the children.

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3 Doctors Will Address Psychiatric Seminar

The second psychiatric seminar in the series sponsored by the

The topics for discussion include “Organic Disorders Producing Mental Symptoms,” Dr, C. K. Hepburn; “Epilepsy and Its Vari-

382 p. m. “World Understand-

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44-7 p. m. Open house. 8 p. m.

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20—7:15 p. m. “The Job of Being a Father,” George F. Ostheimer, principal of School 12. Music by Mothers’ chorus. 32—1:30 p. m. Class demonstration in social studies, directed by John M. Vawter. Music by primary grades. Election. 35—2:15 p. m. Speaker from Indfanapolis Police Department. Program by trafic boys, directed by Miss Ruth Amos, followed by a film. Music by

held at 8 p. m. Monday in the Methodist Hospital. Dr. Murray

ing,” Mrs. Bert McCammon. Duet by Mrs. J. M. Stutsman and Mrs. D. M. Stutsman. m. “Preparing Through World Understanding,” Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt.

School activities program by the pupils. 46—2:15 p. m. Children's clothing demonstration presented by Miss Doris Bicknell and Miss Geneva Shadley of Ayres’. Elec-

dianapolis Junior League, which elected officers at a meeting yesterday in the Woodstock Club. Othérs elected are Mrs. James D, Peirce Jr., vice president; Mrs. Edward W. Harris Jr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Hall, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. Frederic D. Anderson, treasurer. Provisional members during the past year were made active members at the meeting. . ” ” The Crossroads Chapter, Secretaries. International, will be in Dayton Saturday and Sunday to attend the semi-annual regional convention. A réception and dinner will follow registration in the Miami Hotel, and there will be a breakfast and business meeting Sunday morning. ” » 8 Mrs. Leo Ragsdale will be installed as president of the pha Chi Omega Sorority, at the 8 p. m, meeting today in the 38th St. Branch, Merchants National Bank. Other new officers are Mrs. Richard B, Buschmann, vice president; Mrs. Rex B. Allen and Mrs. E. G. Schloot, recording and corresponding secretaries; Miss Marianne Busch-

mann, treasurer, and Mrs. James H. Otto, Lyre editor. 8 8 =

The Botany Committee, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Walter P, Morton, is in charge of the Nature tudy Club meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the 38th St. Branch, Merchants National Bank. Miss Frances Mode] will talk on wildflowers. * The club will leave the bus terminal at 8 a. m. Sunday for a trip to The Shades. Ralph Pierson is in charge of arrange= ments. The club has contributed to the Save-The-Shades Fund.

tion. Music by children. 56—3 p. m. “Summer Round-Up,” Mrs. Lillian Smith. Health film. 57—T7:30 p. m. Family night, “Do You Know Your Child?” George Fisher, principal of School 21. Music by school

garten.

public school

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Self-Discipline,” Mrs. R. Whinery; “A Life of His Own,’ Mrs. John Gant.

» Learn,” Miss Jeanette Riker director of special education

Election. : Friday

3—17:30 p. m. Mrs. Norma Koster.

Board, will direct a Night,”

education group,

Mothers’ Chorus. Election. 36—3:15 p. m. Miss Mildred French will present a program and Red Cross film on ‘‘School Education.” Music by grades 3 and 4.

CLUBS

Culture. Fri. Mrs. E, J. Braman, 5615 N. Pennsylvania, hostess.

E. Stanfield, program chairmen. Victorian Chap., ITSC. 1:30 p. m. Fri. 38th St chants National Bank. ‘Guest

speaker. Initiation.

Fri. Propylaeum. Guest day. “Yours Truly From the Bronx,” Mrs. Louis H. Haerle, Irvington Fortnightly. Fri. Miss Martha Cunningham, 51 Layman Ave. hostess. “The Romance of Perfume,” Mrs. Robert C. Roessner. Irvington Women’s Garden. 2 p. m. Fri. Mrs. Garfield Walker, 36 Audubon Place, hostess. Phi Delta Theta Mothers of Butler University. 8 p. m. Fri. Chapter house. Card party. South Side Service. 8:15 p. m.

Fri. Community center. Card party.

Mrs. F. L. Warner and Mrs, O.| &

Branch, Mer-| 3 tea. Mrs. Helen Talge Brown,| |

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GENERAL CHAIRMAN — Mrs. Helen Thomas Robinson is the general chairman for the Westminster Choir concert to be presented at 8:15 p. m. on Apr. 26 in Caleb Mills' Auditorium. The concert is sponsored by the Indianapolis Choir Directors Association, and will be directed by Dr, John Finlay Williamson,

orchestras. Piano solo by Robert Burford. 60—1:30 p. m, Crossroads Kinder-

70—1:10 p. m, “Children Are Different,” Miss Frances Graney, psychologist.

80-—1:30 p. m. Classroom demonstration of finger painting, directed by Mrs. Roxie L. Day.

81—-1:30 p. m. “The New Look,” Murray A. Dalman, principal.

84—10:30 a. m. “Discipline for E.

91—-1:30 p. m. “That All May

Indianapolis publie¢ schools.

supervisor of special activities

of the Park .and Recreation

sponsored by parent]

. |Shaw, Mable R. Smith and Ber- ~ [nice White.

'To Elect

BPW Club ‘Will Hold Election

Officers will be elected next Thursday at the annual business meeting of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Club. The meeting will be at 6 p. m. in the Woman's Department Club. Nominees are Miss Mary G. Cowger and Miss Julia G. Recker, for president; Miss Irene Bough-

first vice president; Mrs. Beulah H. Christie and Miss Pansy Lee Sherrick, second vice president; Miss Janice L. Gregory and Miss ‘Hazel A. Peacock, corresponding secretary. Miss Frances E. Bernard and ,| Miss Esther M. Schmitt, record,/ing secretary; Miss Jeannette I. Knight and Mrs. Jessie Mae Lanham, treasurer; Miss Mary G. Arthur and Miss Wandalee Davis, financial secretary, and ‘Mrs. Harold Burnett and Mrs. {Bessie M. Parks, auditor. Candidates for four directorships are Mesdames Curtis G. | Jones, Harold E.' Rodden, Mary {Rogers and Lettie P. Trefz, | Misses Lily A. Kerz, Gladys

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¥ » ¥ Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wool4000 8S. Emerson Ave. an-| nounce that their daughter, Gertrude Fay, will be married May 1 to Carl Robert Killion, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Killion, 3336 S. Rybolt Ave. The Rev. Fr. Joseph Clancy will hear the vows in the St. Francis De Sales Church. «The attend&.ts are to be: Miss| Mary Wilson, maid of honor; Miss | Marilyn Morical and Miss Peggy | bridesmaids; Watts, best man; William Cadaleir, Joseph Patterson and Robert

ushers;

chairman, and Mrs. Guy Brooks, ticket chairmen. The meeting is

open to the public.

Card Party Scheduled

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Altenheim will have a card party

yesterday afternoon. Miss Clara Champlain, a native of Frankfurt-on-Main,

ever possible. The club voted to o 12 in honor of Miss Sally Butler, president of the National and In. ternational Federations of Busi. ness and Professional Women, Miss Butler will be made an hon. orary member at that time. New members introduced at the meeting included Mesdames W, H. Albersmeier; Ruby A. Ballarg, Miles 8. Barton, N. F. Bland, Wi.

Charles H. Kilaisler, Kruger, Harry B. McIlvaine, ¥, Mendenhall, Robert G. Moor L. Robert Mottern, John H, New lin and Renato J. Pacini. Also Mesdames William H, Polk, Max J. Reese, William Thomas Riker, Carl M. Sauer, George W. Shaffer, Nicholas P, Sullivan, John E. Swaim, Edward C. Wakelam, Carl Weinland, Frank 8. Wells Sr., Arthur Ww, Wilson and Ralph W. Wright, Misses Viola M. Butts, Isabel N,

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Sandra Kay Woolen and Karen Marx, flower and Robert - Marx,

Mr. and Mrs. Homer E. Wal-' ton Jr. will be at home in Bed-' ford after a two-week trip following their wedding there Sunday. Parents of the bride are Mr. and -Mrs. Otis Watson, BedShe was Miss Maralou! Watson before her marriage. The, bridegroom’s parents live at 4072 College Ave. | Mrs. Raymond Royalty was her sister's matron of honor.! Bridesmaids were Walker, Miss Mary Alice Hall and; Mrs. Russell E. Watson, all of, Bedford, and Miss Marjorie Walton. Jo. Ellen George, Louisville, Ky., was the flower girl, and Roy| Hillenburg, Muncie, was the ringbearer. Russell C. Watson, Bedford, was the best man, were James and Conrad Gallo-! way, Bedford; Mr. Royalty and Kenneth Walton.

Dr. Barlow to Speak

The Women’s Association of the Meridian Heights Church willl present Dr. Edwin Barlow, lecturer, author and philosopher, in an address, “The Quest for The talk will be given| at 8 p. m, tomorrow in the church. |

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During the club's forum hour that night, committee reports will be heard. Randolph Coats, artist, will show a film, “Sitting Pretty,” in the auditorium at 8 o'clock. A dinner for members and guests will precede the program, :

Ohio Alumnae

Mrs. C, 8. Wheeler, 56878 Central Ave, will be the hostess next Thursday at a 12:30 p. m. bridge luncheon for members of the Indianapolis Ohio State University Alumnae Club. Mrs. Robert E. Osborne, arrangements chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Noble H.

Galvin L. Walker. Mrs. Frederick W. Gilchrist, |president, has appointed three members to the nominating committee which will choose a slate of officers for election at the meeting. The three are Mrs, Harry G.

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