Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1948 — Page 25

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Arts Society Will Hear Mrs. Bobbitt; Irvington Group Plans Open House

Miss Johnson, Mr. Holloway Repeat Vows

Dr. Roy Vale Reads Chapel Ceremony

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Johnson, 5416 Carrollton Ave. Mr. Helloway is the son of Mrs.

cascade of pink roses. The bride's silver gray satin gown was ankle length with drop shoulders. She wore a gray satin and pearl cap. Her bouquet contained green orchids, white roses and stephanotis, Myrt Jones, Columbus, Ind. was best man. Russel Eifvin, Kenmore, N. Y., and Tom Johnston, Shaker Heights, O., were ushers. After a reception in the north parlor of the Marott Hotel, the couple left on a wedding trip. The bride wore a gray plaid suit with navy accessories and an orchid corsage. Next Friday they) will be at home in Fostoria, O. Mr. and Mrs. Holloway are graduates of Purdue University. The bride is a member of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority and Mr. Hol= loway belongs to Delta Tau Delta Fraternity.

Irene Mieth To Be Wed

At T:30 p. m. Tuesday Miss Irene Mieth and Joseph Winburn will be married in the home of the Rev. Ernest E. Ballard, 1134 Churchman Ave. pastor of the Hillcrest Baptist Church. Miss Mieth is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Mieth, 1515 Villa Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Uberta, sister and brother-in-law of the bride-to-be, will attend the couple. A reception will be held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Uberta, 750 E. McCarty St.

Education Honorary To Have Conference

Times State Service GREENSBURG, Sept. 24— From 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. tomorrow the Southeast Regional Conference of Delta Kappa Gamma, national educational honorary organization, will meet in Greensburg. Phi Chapter of Greensburg will be host. Other chapters participating are Jeffersonville, Aurora, Seymour and Rushville. The theme of the conference is, “Teaching, a Professional Woman’s Challenge.” The purpose of the all-day meeting is to orient the national and state program with that of the chapters.

Medical Post Gained By Chinese Woman

HARTFORD, Conn.—Dr. PoeEng Yu, a Chinese woman who was a major in the U. 8. Army Medical Corps during World War II, has been named a senior psychiatric physician at the Connecticut State Hospital. A native of Foochow, China, Dr. Yu served at the Cushing General Hospital, Framingham, Mass., where the hospital publication described her as “the first and probably only Chinese woman doctor to be commissioned in the U. 8. Army.” Dr. Yu was graduated from the University of California and the University of Michigan School of Medicine. Following post graduate work at the Henry Phills Psychiatric Clinic of Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, she joined the Montefiore Hospital staff, New York.

Mr. Klewn Is Honored

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Klein, 3110 N. Delaware 8t., announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Gene 8. Klein, tonight in the temple of the Indianapolis Hebrew

ASSIST WITH TEA PLANS—These members of the Horizon Club, junior group of the Camp Fire Girls, are helping to plan the membership tea the senior p. m. tomorrow in Block's Auditorium. Doris Herbert and Bonnie Hurd (left and left center) chetk the guest list by telephone and Suzy Brown (right center) and Emogene Garrett give last-minute attention to decorations for the

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tea.

The National Society of Arts and Letters will hold its first meeting of the season the afternoon of Oct. 2 in the home of Mrs. Norman L. Schneider, president, 685 Middle Drive, Woodruff Place. Mrs. Arch N. Bobbitt will present the program, “A Part of Scandinavia.” She will illustrate it with musical selections from ted vian composers. Mrs. Bobbitt will be assisted by Mrs. Charles G. Fitch, soloist, and Mrs. T. M. Ryboit, accompanist,

Mrs. Robert Fennell, 5858 KE.

house Sunday afternoon’ for members of the ticket committee of the Irvington Assembly. Season books for distribution to the teen-age members of the dancing group will be given out at that time. First of a series of parties, sponsored annually by the Irving-

Reviewer

Voorhis photo. SPEAKER—Mrs. Dorothy Fitzgerald Schick = will - review "Toward the Morning” (Allen), for the. Wednesday Book Review Club at 2 p. m. Wednesday, Sept. 29, in Block's Auditorium. The review is the first in a series of similar programs.

PTA Groups Arrange Fall Activities

The School 15 PTA will hold a get-acquainted tea for mothers of new pupils at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in the school auditorium. Mrs, Meredith Nicholson Jr. will conduct a study course of social hygiene for thé School 81 PTA

and continuing for five consecu-

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Halloween dance, Oct. 29.

man of the patroness committee, are Mrs.

licity, and Mesdames Paul C,

Thomas rison Collier, Glenn Heuston, C. H., , Verlie Newcomer, C.

Springer, William H. Shreve and Frank Bruce

The 98th season of thé Athe-

dinner and dance tomorrow night. Dinner will be served at 8 p. m. followed by a surprise program and dancing at 10 p. m. in the Kellersaal. « Reservations have been made by Messrs. and Mesdames Walter Hiaat, H. G. Semlpr, Joe Kettery,: Charles Moulin, Frank Lamber-; tus, John Fuller, C. E. Mosiman, J. E. Palm, Paul Lieske, George Rocks, Jullus Becherer, A. G.' Wolter, Dick Helmuth, Arthur

Downing, Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Sputh, Dr. and Mrs. Gus Ledig and Dr. and Mrs. Henry D. Korn-| blum. ;

Tuesday the Women’s Organization of the National Retail Druggists Association will have

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lune, they will go to Conners

arm. Mrs. Ingalls Gelly is chairman event. She will be assisted by Mesdames J. L. Simmons, Robert Teeter, William Henderson, G. P. Stockton, Albert

& Michel, B. M. Ralston and C. L.

Jackson. G Alpha Beta Latriean Club. will hold its annual president's day luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday

tive Fridays.

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George Matson, ‘vice oS ofcers are Mrs.

vice president;

i. Mrs. Mary Callon,porothy Phillips and Mrs. Gi treasurer; Mrs. H. F. Crump, pub- Quinn, recording and corres

secretaries;

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+ bert Butler Alumnae Literary. 2:45 nd+| m. Bat. Mr Malcolm Paul and Tarpey, R. 8. Hiatt, Har Mrs, Edwin Kendall, historian: Hostesses for the event

3 s. William Adcock, Greenwood, hostess, Mrs. Grady W. Cline, assistant. “Education,” Miss Ruth Carter. Mrs. Arthur Orr, discussion leader.

are| Venetian Chap., ITSC. 12:30 p. m. Schmidt Mesdames Murray De Armond; : Re Hi A. Weesner, L. H. Theobald, Clyde William F, Nixon and Quinn.

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GUEST—'"We Earth. Our Future’ will be ‘the subject’ of Miss Beatrice Patterson's talk to the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club at a dinner meeting Thursday in the Woman's Department Club, Miss Patterson is a field direc. tor for the National B

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Hospital. Smith, chairman. SOBORITIES

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European ¢hildren made.

Wasson’s New Greater Pin Money Shop Shows

Yesterday Mrs. Vernon Vogel, |

Thornburgh, speaker. Mesdames W. M. Dickson, A. KE. give a report on the Midwest Kahle and P. E. Miller, host-|Conference held by the federation

Vari-Tea. Mon. Mrs. Russell In-|bers will be given by Miss Kathmen, 2718 Station, hostess. Mrs,[ryn Bowlby accompanied by Mrs, Ralph Petty, program chair-Mary Winter Dove, man

Robison-Ragsdale Unit, American

Legion Aux. 10 a. m. Mon. Ril 1 a.m. Mon. Riley Wedding Vows Read

Alpha Epsilon Chap., Delta The mar. Tau. Mon. 38th St. branch, Mer.|2nd Richard L. Raasch werd mat

chants Bank bldg. Supper. Busi-|ried Sept. 11 In Sweeney Chapel, Dorothy Butler University. The Rev. Rob-

Kappa Chap. Mu Phi Epsilon, 4 p. m. Sun. Rehearsal Hall, Jors Christian Churel) oMolated.

dan Conservatory. Formal reception for new students. Music|{the bride, gave her in marriage.

by Miss Edith Spencer, soprano,|Mrs. John R. Smith was matron

and Miss Dorothy Jarrettsf nonor and Robert C. Raasch, planist. brother of the bridegroom was .. [best man. Frank Apel, Chicago, Overseas League Unit|and Jim Dwindell were ushers.

The Indianapolis Unit of the Women's Overseas Service League will meét tomorrow night in the Miss Gertrude Steffen,

Delegates will report on the na-{Wells, will be én tional ¢onvention held at Macki- laneous

SISTERS PLEDGE Misses Ma Miss Mary

‘Writers Group

Will Hold State Meeting

At 2:15 p. m. Sunday the Federation of Chaparral Writers will hold its state meeting in the west room of the World War Memorial, Dr. Jere C. Mikel, professor of English at Canterbury College, will discuss “Excellencies and Common Faults in Poetry.” Members will respond to the roll call

with an original poem and a prize will be given for the best poem of the month, Miss Kathryn McPherson will

in Chicago recently. Vocal num-

Mrs. Bernice Pruitt, acting president, will preside.

In Sweeney Chapel Miss Maty Neuenschwander

ert Funk of University Park

The couple will be at home in Chicago after their wedding trip.

Plans Bridal Shower | Miss Helen Marie Gardiner, who

will be married Nov, 13 to Robert, tertained at a

miscel shower next Fri-

THE BRIDAL SCENE— Misses Mary Ruth and Pa Will Be Married in Double C

TROTH--Oct, 31 is the date chosen by Ruth and Patricia Carey for their double merriage. | : : uth (left, P. H. Ho phate) will become the bride of William ¥, Beaning “William Lancaster Beaning, the son o Beaning, 3820 Kenwood Ave. ahd Miss Patricia (right, a Bretzman photo) will be married to Jack William Akin, His parents dre Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Akin, Mitchell, Arthur E. Carey, 3125 Sutherland

To Meet

Coy Hller, St. Louis, uncle of(Club of Kappa Kapph Gamma Re Sorority will meet at 1 pm} * Monday in the chapter house. o Mothers of new pledges will be guests at the luncheon meeting.

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BRIDE — Miss Jsan Marie Brown and Benton Tackitt were married Sept. 16 in the recs tory of the Assumpiion Ca olic Church, She is the daughs Elmer

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The Butler University ‘Mothers

Miss Elizabeth Ward, dean of women at Butler, will be the Ma guest speaker. Her subject is “Getting Acquainted With Butler.’ Mrs. M. O. Ross, wife of the But. ler: president, and Mrs. George Schumacher, wife of the faculty sponsor, will be

guests. : Mrs. H, H. Brown is ; of the luncheon. She be sisted by Mesdames : , C. A. Hannah, ll, J. C. Matthews and N, B.

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