Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1948 — Page 14

CRONE INY ax R Aah UCKETS HAUS: aged 8 Hid son — clothes and riding in- convertibles. ake ,

kes £8.10 Ra A Aflernes afternoons. Bhe

filled with lessons in ballet at Jordan Conservatory. Ronny is the ivi of Mr. and Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus, 3630 Central Ave.—By MARJORIE TURK.

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A member of the third

Sorority Unit To Op en Year With tine:

Friday night the Indianapolis

ner in the Butler University Chapter House, Mrs. George E. Gill will report, on tie national convention held| and Miss Dorothy" Patricia“ Coate

Mrs. Richard E. Stradling 1s chairman of the dinner. She will

.W. Crooks, James R. Charles G. Wiehl, ¥. Sylvester Taylor and Robert E. Nett, Misses

Rebecca oie ‘officers for the year Mrs, ‘Arthur ' H. Northrup,

Atkins, bn ind and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. Robert E. Pearcy, treasurer, and Miss Virginia Kingsbury, historian and archivist. Panhellenic representatives are Mesdamies Gill, Ralph and Charles A. Fisher,

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ing marriage of his daughter, Ma

{Mr, and Mrs. S8amone De Luca, 523 Warsaw St,

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dette Mullen, Patricia Wessel and Shirley Bar-

the db § dor De Luca, brother of the prospective bridegroom, Don Treadway and William Vales: will serve as. ushers. j

Knap Lee Buchannan, William Clemens and Harold Stoner will entertain with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Sweeney in the home of the bridegroom-to-be's parents, Mrs. Wayne Payne and Mrs.

_|Richard Johnson will honor the future bride with a shower in C.{the Johnson home, 819 Tecumseh

8t., Oct. 16. Mrs. Daniel Sweeney, 6133 Carrollton Ave., will give a linen shower Oct. 17. Also planning parties for Miss Sweeney are Mrs. Joseph Doyle, Mrs. William Ramsey. Miss Mullens and Miss el

Longest! Hardest! Remember them forever after , . .

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Mary Sweeney Engaged To Joseph De Luca

Anthony Sweeney, 808 Tecumseh St.,

Miss Theresa Ann Hodel will be maid of honor. - |will be Mrs. Sheldon Rikke, Mrs. Lewis Chapman and Misses BernaLaura Gibanone,|

va~| Kilmer, New Brunswick,

P. ‘Thompson, Chicago; 1s Maj Mont=|

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announces the approachry Joan, to Joseph De Luca, son of The couple will be St-Philip- Nef Catholic Ohurén:" Bridesmaids

” ” . Miss Mary Lee Wright and Aj. Beverly Montgomery, USAF, Sept. 20 in Camp N. J. Chaplain Lyle Fenwick officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman T. Wright, French Lick, and Mrs. Faye

gomery's mother. The bride will join Maj. Montgomery in Munich, Germany. He is a graduate of Purdue University. 3 ’ » 8» n Holy Cross Catholic Church will be the scene of the marriage of Miss Dolores Lamoureux and John A. Swallow at 9 a. m. Nov. 25. . Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Griffin, 1411 Marlowe Ave. are the parents of the bride-to-be, and Mr. Swallow's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swallow, 105 Arsenal Ave:

(Guest Speaker

{ing tomorrow. The Home Eco-

; [James Jay will be the "hostesses.

|and Mrs. Herbert DeHaven will _ |preside.

§ dress the Brookside Kindergarten

Mrs. Robert Bosson To Address Group

Guest speakers are on the programs of a number of clubs meet-

nomics Club will have its president's day luncheon at. 12:30 p. m. in the Indianapolis Country Club. Miss Veronica Morrissey will be the speaker, Mesdames E. B. Raub Ir, H . E. Weiler, Harry Dragoo II, R. F. Kershaw, Odin Wadleigh and

The Alpha Zeta Latrelan Club will be entertained by Mrs. Willlam K. Lancet, 6008 Evanston Ave, at 8 p. m, The guest speaker will be Mrs. Robert Bosson

The meeting of the St. Joan of Arc Women’s Club will be held at 1:30 p. m. in the school hall.

Mrs. Alice Goodrum will ad-

Mothers Club at 11:30 a. m. in the kindergarten. Her subject will be “Good Speech a Social Asset.” A covered dish luncheon will be served.

Eldelwelss ITSO# Chapter will hear Miss Magdeline Fred speak at 6 p. m. in the YMCA. It will be a dinner meeting.

“The Alaskan Highway” will be Mrs. W. E. Forrest's subject when she addresses the Queen Ettzabeth -ITSC..Chapter at. ¥.30 p. m. tomorrow. .. The meeting will BERETA IN Ce rons: of Mire Hewes, 1009°W, 35th St. She will be assisted by Mrs. Ralph Elrod. A dessert luncheon will be served.

Mrs. Jules Zinter will discuss] “Alaska” at the 1:30 p. m. meeting of the Alexandrian ITSC Chapter. The hostess will be Mrs. E. J. Duk, 838 W, 31st St. Mrs. J. D. Cooper will be the assistant hostess.

Mrs. C. M. Bones, 3845 Kenwood A will enterta in the Advance rudy Club, HO thn

hy hid x Te program.

oY 8 1 Garden Club will be held in the auditorium of ‘Holliday Park. Entries will be received from 8 to 11:30 a. m. After a box lunch, members will have a business meeting at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. J. C. McFarland will speak on “Good Mums to Grow.”

The Green Thumb Garden Club will meet in the home of Mrs. H. L. Hasbrook, 655 N. Ritter Ave. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs, Thomas M. Hindjman Jr,

President's Day will be observed by the Heyl Study Club at its meeting in the club rooms of the 38th St. Branch, Merchants Bank Bldg.

AAUW Selects Exhibit Heads

Mrs. Walter H. Latz, chairman, announces committees for the

Indianapolis Branch, American Association of University Women. The exhibit will be open to the public, free of charge, from Nov 16 to Nov. 20 in Ayres’ auditorium. Mrs. L. V. Phillips is book hy Mesdames O. M. Helmer, D. N. Walcher, Edward D. Campbell,

Hilgedag. Toy chairman is Mrs. Milo Z. Boles. 8he will be aided by Mesdames Fred G. Frauman, Howard 8. Obenchain, George M. Sears and Robert H. Lee, Miss LaVerne Ridlen, hobby

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chairman, has, as members of her committee, Mesdames C. L. Munger, E. G. Hinshaw, Leroy E. Burney and Charles Rose. Mrs. John Paul Lahr is hostess chairman and Mrs. W. A. MecKinzie is in charge of publicity.

Furs Are Vital Part Of Fashion Picture

The theory that furs are now a vital part of the fashion picture was {llustrated - at. a showing of the Arnheimer fur collection yesterday afternoon in Block's. H. Irving Arnheimer will be in the fur salon at Block's today and tomorrow. } Luxury furs for all occasions are included. Mole and Hudson seal are on the scene again and rank along with white and silver blue mink for dramatic afternoon and evening wraps. The designs indicate a return of the face.framing collars and lavish cuffs. Capes and stoles

_THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

BOOK ana "Toy Wonderland-of the}.

ichairman. 8he will be assisted]

ORGANIZATIONS—

> Woltasley R

gardeners.

The Indianapolis Wellesley Club will meet for luncheon Monday inthe: ~Broadthoor --

CURES, Club. the new president.. The other officers. are Mrs. Eugene 8. Pulliam, . vice president; Mrs. Joseph C, Carter Jr., secretary,

and Mrs. John Gamble, treasurer. Mrs. Frederick M. Hadley

‘and Mrs. Marlow W. Manion

are in charge of .the Keen Kutters, the group's skating project.

League will meet at 7:45 p.m. tomorrow in the league office. I gba, Abe, hird session. 8 Clakses fn Het ter OY Living.” The Volunteer Department, Council of Social Agencies, is the cosponsor. Mrs. John ‘E, D. Peacock, chairman, will speak to" the arts class. The braille unit speaker is to be Mrs. John G. Dean and Mrs. Sprague Gardiner will talk to the hospital group. ' Mrs. Burford Danner will discuss plans with the marionet workers. The third session in community. orientation will be held at 1:30 p. m. Friday, in the World” War Memorial. .

“Mrs. Paul 'W. Blrkhoiger pw"

€ wh VL Meat-Meonda Junior. League to Attend Classes

GARDEN CLUB—The Garden Club of Indiana will sponsor its semi-annual judg-

ing school Monday through Oct. 13 in Block's Auditorium. bers, Mrs. Ervin Kleiderer and Mrs. Howard Mote (left and center), confer with Mrs. Janet Levengood right). buyer in Block's Book Department, on books for ambitious

A 9:30 a. m. meeting of the League of Women Voters is _planned for tomorrow. The “group wilt meet “inthe ~38th--8t. branch; -Merchants = National” “Bap balling HRN AE

The Winter Club's “Booster Party” will be held at 7 p. m.

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Thursday in the Riviera Club. -~

There will be movies shown on the Olympics gnd talks on the season’s activities. Mr. and Mrs. N. Taylor Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Driftmeyer and Dr. and Mrs. Frank Hall are in charge of the meet“ing.

Bor | HE MATE REPO SS INT Sb Geeige Rw do tioe ye 4720.

Graceland Ave, was hostess to the members of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Gouch-

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fhe new officers elected are Miss Linda Hamilton, president; Mrs. Theodore C. Bosler, vice president; Mrs, Pell Kangas, secretary, and Mrs. Paul A. Schaffner, treasurer,

Indiana Alpha Chapter, Zeta Beta Chi Sorority, will have its business-program meeting at 7 p. m. Thursday in the Hotel Lincoln,, Mrs, Norman L. Schneider will talk on “Reading the Hands of the World.” Mrs. Ralph E. Taylor will preside and Mrs. Roy O'Brien

“will “discuss plans for the Har

loween party.

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Two of the club mem-

Delegates from the local . chapter, Psi Psi Psi Sorority, mothers group of Delta Delta ~Delta.-Sorority, ‘will ‘attend the

tario, Canada. Mrs. Clarence: R. Green and Mrs. Mabel E. Converse are the official delegates.

The Broad Ripple American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m. Friday in the home. ’ Mesdames William R. Miller, Gustave Eapy and Robért Purkis will speak.

WHTRS ERE ndadl rummage sale of the Robison-Ragsdale American Legion Auxiliary will be held Saturday in the CharMNS

man, assisted by Mrs, Clarence Knipp and Mrs. Emmett Marshall.

Mrs. Joseph A. Batchelor, Bloomington, will be the guest speaker at the meeting of the Meridian WCTU at 11 a. m. tomorrow, Mrs. Frank Lackey, 3042 Winthrop Ave. will be hostess.

The Visiting Nurses Association will meet at 12:30 p. m. Monday in the home of Mrs. Cleon “Nafe; “5060 N: -Meérdan: St.

President

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IRENE BOUGHTON

Approximately 100 leaders Region Nine Camp Fire Girls Fall Instituté to be held in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church tomorrow and Thursday. Miss Irene C. Boughton is the local council president. Miss Anita Xorts, regional fleld adviser for the area, will conduct the institute. She will be assisted by Miss Margaret Hazard as well as local Camp Fire. officials and specialists in the programming field. The institute will supplement the local training received by leaders. and will highlight program, and leadership principles. Thosé ~ assisting from -out of town are Miss Dorothy Denton, South Rend; Mrs. Mildred Toogood, LaGrange, Ill, and Miss Virginia Gardner, Mishawaka. Local participants in the program include Mesdames Anna Bobbinger, Neill Bridges, Gonard Felland, Marcy Quin-

are also being. shown.

lan, Jesse C. Barker, Gray Bur-

and sponsors will attend the

“The most important part of the three purpose London International Mental Health Conference,” said Dr. Ida R. Kelley, “was the program framed to encourage widening activities of organizations - concerned with mental health.” Dr, Kelley, professor of psychol-

«4Og¥--at Purdue. University, was

est speaker at the 23d annual {ley Hospital Cheer Guild Chapter Day Breakfast this morning in the Claypool Hotel. This: was the speaker's first address since returning last week

DAR Gathering

Opens Today

The opening session of the Indiana DAR's 48th annual conference was held at 1:30 p. m. this afternoon in the Hotel Lincoln. The :formal opening will be at 8 p. m. tonight when Miss Hazel B. Nielson, of the National Defense Office, will speak. All meetings of ‘the three-day convention will be in the hotel. Tomorrow the activities will begin at 9:30 a. m. Howard H. Peckham, director of the Indiana Historical Bureau, will address the group. Marshall D. Abrams, managing director, Indianapolis Construction League, will speak in the afternoon, and Lt. Gen. George E. Stratémeyer, U. 8. Air Force, will address the conference banquet tomorrow night. The closing session in planned for. 9 9: 30 a. m. _Thursday.

din, Earl Stumpf, Forrest Butler, Lewis Chambers and Delbert Herbert, Miss Boughton, Miss Gertrude Thuemler, and the local staff, Mrs. Helen Parmer, Misses Oranda C. Bangsberg,

Joan Tash, Betsy Pedersen and Pauline Bissinger.

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I TO BE WED — Mr. and Mrs. John N. Scali, 1617 Park Ave., announce - the engagement of their daughter, Gloria, to- Henry Rémeo, son of Mr, and Mrs.

Nick Romes, Louisville. The vows will be read on Nov. 20.

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. Schalk photo ENGAGED —Miss Josephine A. Penna, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Velona, 5005 English Ave., will be married to, Amory..V Beeler, 4722 Stratford Aves, on Nov, 25, The rite will be read .m. in Our Lady of > Catholic Church,

Brides-to-Be Select. Autumu Marriage Dates

CP. H. Ho photo SELECTS DATE—Miss Cath. erine Ann.Mascari, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael -J, Mas. cari, 85! 'S, Noble St. has chosen Sunday for her marriage to . Anthony’ Raimondi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cosmos Raimondi, 402 Stevens St. 4

Mental Health Program Uf¥ged

from the European , conference and she was anxious that individual groups take advantage of the gains made at the meeting. Theme of the conference was the UNESCO statement, “Since wars begin in the minds of. men, it is in the minds of men that defenses must be constructed.”

«DI... Kelley. suggested to the local group that a constructive program for mental health be developed in Indianapolis. “Your Guild,” said the doctor, “can help to set up clinics in connection with the Mental Health Act of July, 1946; it can strive to foster mentally healthy children by doing experimental work in one school.” Problems considered in the conference which were reported to the clubwomen included the “factors in childhood that influence people to go to war; unhealthy group attitudes, and group conflicts.” “The question for which an answer must be found,” said Dr. Kelley, “is, can international loyalties be developed today?”

Chapter to Meet

Chapter, rority

Election Planned

At 8 p. m. Thursday the Beta Phi Theta Delta SoEE meet th the home of

Zeta Chapter, Phi Delta Pi Sorority, will meet at 8 p. m. tomorgow to elect officers for the

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Sororities—

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To Fete PEO Unit

Dinner and’ business meetings are planned’ by: ‘local sorority women for the near future, ° Mrs. Leon Sackett, 2800 Adams St., will be hostess at a dinner meeting of the Theta Chapter,

[Phi Delta Pi Sorority, at 7 p. m. tomorrow,

AF, PEO Sisterhood,

of Mrs. R. R. Mitchell, 527 E. Kessler Blvd.

Beta Chapter, Lambda Sigma Sigma Sorority, will meet tomore row night. Mrs. Loyal Kizzer, 411 Harlan 8t., is to be the hostess,

Mrs. Richard Shugert, 8. Emeerson Ave, will entertaii the members of Beta Chapter, Omega Phi Tau Sorority, at 8 p. m. tomorrow,

Details of the state convention of the Delta Chi Sigma Sorority will be discussed at a meeting of the Phi Chapter of the group at 7 p. m. Thursday in the JWCA. The convention will be held Oct. 23 and 24 in the Hotel Antlers.

Delta Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi_ Sorority, will meet at 7:30 p. m. fomorrow in the Ober ‘buuilding. .

Chapter V, PEO Sisterhood, will hear a talk’ on Mexico and

Shirley, B20 N. Bolton Ave. Mrs, AtYHuor, Lr Stra dsS " Dé the ™ speaker. - .

Mrs. Ray Moxley is the newly elected president 6f Zéta Chapter, ’ Phi Theta Delta Sorority. The other. officers are Miss Beula Allison, vice president Mrs. Jack Taylor, secretary; Mrs. Ray Faulkner, treasurer; Mrs. Emil Prakl, chaplain; Mrs. Keith Cox, historian, and Mrs. Howard Davison, pledge captain.

U.S. Winning

Speaker Says

“America is the ‘dominant power in a chaotic world,” declared Willlam H. Hessler in an address before the Indianapolis Council of Women today in the Columbia Club. “We must expect greater burdens and tasks, heavfer armament costs and a lasting subordination of domestic to foreign . policy,” - continued the speaker,

the Cincinnati Enquirer, discussed the cold war between the U. 8. and the USSR and the need for unity between the U. 8. and western Europe if we are-to have a fair chance for peace and security. “The Soviet Union plus the people, skills and resources of western Europe would spell the eclipse of the United States and of democratic freedom everywhere,” warned the editor. He believes we are now win» ning the main battles df the cold war. “This 1s shown “by the rout of ' the guerrillas in Greece, by the collapse of the Russian war of nerves against Turkey, by the failure of Soviet threats against Scandinavia,” he said. Other favorable signs cited by the speaker were the Italian elections of last April, and the popular vote in Europe where a free. chéice was permitted. He viewed the trend to be against Commu. nism and against Soviet encroachment. “Berlin has been made a yardstick of American policy,” said the speaker who urged that we not give ground or show" weakness there. “To show weakness,” concluded Mr. Hessler, “would resylt in another and more disastrous Munich — the -appeasement deal of 1938, but on a global scale.” Mrs. B. Lynn Adams, president of the Council, also addressed the group. She promised -the Council

Mrs. E. Parks, 3510 Kinnear|Would do its best to bring memAve. bers up to date information through lectures, bulletins and

committee reports.

to “think and act—to use to full advantage the power they have in

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