Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1948 — Page 14

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Plan Fetes for Local Girls Visiting Homes By MARJORIE TURK will be filled Dec. 18 with Bastern college girls returning for the holidays. Alumnae groups of the schools are planning parties for the girls and their members. Traditional Christmas luncheons are being arranged by the Smith, Vassar, Wellesley and Bryn Mawr Clubs.

Smith will entertain at 1 p. m. Dec. 28 in the Propylaesum. The Propylaeum will also be the scene of the Vassar party at 1 p. m. Dec. 30. Wellesley’'s holiday activities will center around their luncheon Dec. 29 in the Indianapolis Ath-| letic Club. The alumnae of Bryn| Mawr will meet with students the| same day in the Propylaeum.

This season the local Radcliffe College Club will sponsor a special performance of the Junior| Civic Theater's production of] “Sleeping Beauty” the morning of Dec. 28.

Miss Hauser To Visit Parents Miss Carolyn Hauser will come from Briarcliff Manor, N. Y, where she is a student at Briarcliff Junior College, to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hauser, 4202 Kessler Blvd. Misses Judy and Alix Thomson, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Thomson, 525 Kessler Blvd., will be in the city during the holidays. Judy is at the Master's School, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. and Alix is attending Finch Junior College, New York. Miss Anne Lytle, who is completing her senior year at Goucher, Baltimore, Md., will spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Howard G. Lytle, 418 W. Westfield Blvd. From South Hadley, Mass, will come Miss Ann Husemann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Husemann, 3122 N. Pennsylvania St. Her roommate at Mount Holyoke, Miss Marjorie Marshall, Evanston, Ill, will be ‘Ann's house guest. Ann will give an open house from 5 to 9:30 p. m. Dec. 19 for her guest. Miss Jody Thomas, who is attending Mount Vernon Junior College, Washington, will be at home at 5219 Kenwood Ave. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Thomas. Miss Mary Kay Jensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto K. Jensen, 6015 Park Ave. will arrive the week before Christmas from Radcliffe. The children of Mr. and Mrs. John Jameson, 4401 Broadway, will be in town for their vacations. Florence is studying at Smith and John 1s at Princeton. Misses Joan and Jean Summers, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Summers, 47 E. 52nd St, will come from: Wellesley,

Wellesley Students Plan Vacations

Miss He! , also a Wellesley stude og be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ro-

gers, 1217 Pickwick Place. Bill Rogers, who is to the Massachusetts Technology, and a Wellesley

time spend Helen and their parents. Miss Mary Jean Milner, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Jean 8. Milner, 5145 N., Meridian St., will be in Indianapolis from Wellesley. Among the Vassar girls who will be home for the holidays are Miss Nancy Judy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W, Judy, 6333 Park Ave.; Miss Joan Spitznagel, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. E. F. Spitznagle, 4611 Broadway, and Miss Kitsi Pantser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer, 4319 N. Meridian St. Miss Georgia Mattison, who is attending Sarah ‘Lawrence College, Bronxville, N. Y, will be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Mattison, Woodstock Drive, for the holiday season. Another Briarcliff student who will be home is Miss Anne Collett. Anne is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Collett, 3663 Spring Hollow Road.

Peggy Portor Heads Club

Peggy Portor is the new president of the OWL Sub Deb Club. The other officers are Avis Davis, vice president; Marilyn Doweny, secretary; Norma Randell, treasurer, and Norma Starkey, publcity agent.

The DECOYS Sub Deb Club announces new officers. They are Barbara Johnson, president; Dorothy Powell, treasurer; Pat Duffin, secretary, -and Sue Baker, correspondent.

There are.seven new pledges of the ABT Sub Deb Club. They are Pat Netter, Jane Kilber, Roberta Wendt, Val Phillips, Marlys and Yolande Miles and Shirley St. Clair.

Don Spilbeler is the new mascot of the COBRAS Sub Deb Club. The club also announces new pledges. They are Pat Sutton, Joan Rabold and Shirley Wertz.

Judy Skillman, Jeanne Busard, Janet Siebert, Rosie King and Dolores Baxter are the new members of the SINS Sub Deb Club. The KT Sub Deb Club members are planning a Christmas

————————— ‘Y’ Yule Program The traditional YWCA Christmas program will be observed Dec. 12 with an informal “hanging of the greens.” The building is to be decorated at 3 p. m. followed by a pageant. Carols will be sung and refreshments will be served _atSp.m.

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A report of the resolutions committee today concluded the two day convention of depart-

of the American Legion Aux{liary here. Important policies for the year ahead were adopted, following the last reports of national committee chairmen. A special drive for junior membership in the Auxiliary during the coming year will be made by the Junior Activities Committee under chairmanship of Mrs. Carl W. Zeller, Gibsonburg, O. Mrs. Zeller reported that the present membership totals 24,380. “We desire a large junior group to perpetuate the work of our organization. By encouraging our adult members to assume responsibility of leading junior groups, we can train these future leaders.” The handwork contest, junior activities trophy and unit

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junior activities contest will be employed to stimulate interest among young members. According to Mrs. J. B. Kirkpatrick of Eustis, Fla., chairman of Pan-American Study, Venezuela is the country selected for this study. An exchange correspondence between English students in Venezuela and Spanish students in the U. 8. will be one means of furthering understanding between the two countries. An eight-point program of the National Security Committee will be followed, stated Mrs. E. A. Campbell, Homer, La., national

The stated program includes universal military training, department national security conferences, = civilian defense, adequate merchant marine, air power as peace power, United Nations, speakers’ bureau, assisting the recruiting program of the various

Daughters of Union Plan

Yule Party

A program with a O theme has been 2 : By’ the Gov. Oliver Perry Morton Chapter, Daughters of the Union. The group's annual Christmas party will be held at 12:30 p. m. Monday in the Hotel Lincoln. The Rev. Kenneth E. Thorne will speak on “Christmas Origins.” He will be introduced by Mrs, E. C. Wischmeler, program chairman. Mrs, Ferd Dedert, music chairman, has arranged a musical program, including the Shortridge High Schoo! Choir under the direction of Mss, Laura Moag. Miss Jane Hampson will be the accompanist. Mrs. William I. Hoag is in charge, assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Pottenger., Hostesses include Mesdames Raleigh Miller, J. K. Poland, W. C. Bartholomew, Arthur Wooden and Lloyd Kirk. Honor guests will be Mrs. Verl Anderson, Winchester, state regent; Mrs. Kenneth E. Thorne, and members of other chapters. Mrs. Pottenger is chairman of decorations, assisted by Mesdames W. A. Edwards, F. E. Artist, William Cuffel and H. P. White.

Miss Sutter To Be Feted

Mrs. H. Nathan Swaim, 3166 N. Delaware St.,, will entertain with a luncheon and miscellaneous shower at 1:30 p. m,, Dec. 11, for Miss Janet Sutter, Marion. Miss Sutter and Robert N. Dedaker Jr. will be married Dec. 18 in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sutter, Marion. Mrs. Swaim will be assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Jack Butter, Marion, sister-in-law of the bride-to-be. Guests will include, Mrs. John Sutter and Mrs. Dedaker, mothers of the engaged couple; Mrs. Phillip P. Bash and daughter, Anne; Mrs. Don A. Purviance Jr.,, Huntington; Miss Wall, West Lafayette; Mrs. N. H. Gillman, Brownsburg; Mrs. Sam

Fred, Linda Lewis and Joan Gartland, all of Marion. Others planning to attend are Mesdames W. A. Suiter, Fred Krauss, Lewis Holtegel, Frank Wihtz, Frank Lichtenberg, R. A. McGill, P. A. Bessler, Phil Kerz and Smiley N., Chambers.

Youth Hostels Set Program

The Indianapolis Council, American Youth Hostels, Ing., announces its December program. There will be a council meeting and Christmas party at 7:30 p. m. Dec. 10 in the YMCA. On Dec. 12 the group will hike eight miles from the end of the University Heights bus line. They will feet at 10:30 a. m. A square dance is planned for 7:30 p. m. Dec. 28, in the Brookside Community House. The mémbers are also planning a New Year's Eve party.

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branches of the U. 8. armed forces and enoo the lar purchase of savings bond. National radio chairman, Mrs. Harold 8. Burdett of Brooklyn, N. Y,, stated yesterday this year's radio theme is “We're

Being Talked About—and How.” With a fi “to secure

Completing business at a final session of the department presidents and secretaries convention of the American Legion Auxiliary in national headquarters here are (left to right) Mrs. Harry C. Mulder, Hammond: Mrs, Hubert A. Goode, national president, Portland, Ore., and Mrs. William Bertram Dingle Sr., Dayton, Wash. The carnation lei worn by Mrs, Goode was brought by the department president of Hawaii.

formation, legislation, and material aid was outlined by Mrs. Franklin P. Bowersox of Fremont, Neb. She is national child welfare chairman.

ham, N. C,, explained the work and objectives of the education of orphans of veterans committee, which she heads.

group” is to tell the we are, what we have what we hope to do.” A three-phase program of in-

Auxiliary Unit Lays Plans for Holiday Season

Holiday activities of the Rob-ison-Ragsdale Unit, American Legion Auxiliary, will begin with a Christmas dinner at 6:30 p. m. Monday. The unit will join post, members and junior groups in the, Central Christian Church. The Madrigal Singers from Technical High School will entertain during the dinner hour. Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale is in charge of reservations, and Mrs. Fred Hasselbring heads the decorations committee. Following the dinner, Mrs. Albert Peters Jr. will preside at the unit meeting. Arrangements for a dinner party at the Veterans Hospital Dec. 18 will be made. Mrs. Garnet Rambaud, music chairman,” and committee members are arranging for the vesper

services which the unit conducts during December at the hospital. | Mrs. John B. Long, Knights-| town Orphans Home chairman, and her committee will complete; plans for the purchase of gifts/ for Division 30. Mrs. Charles F.| Schaub, unit service sales, is in! {charge of gifts made by the dis-| {abled veterans at the hospital. | {All profits from these gifts go to| the veterans. | The junior auxiliary members, with Miss Susanne Sertell in| charge, will dress dolls with com-| complete wardrobes for the: Knightstown Orphans Home. Also, they will complete at this meeting the making of cork calenders for the Cold Springs Road Hospital.

Society Plans Musical Tea .

A musical tea is planned by Group Four, Women's Society of Christian Service, at the North Methodist Church from 2 to 4 p. m. tomorrow. The event! will be held in the home Mrs. Harold Brady, 3258 E. Fall Creek Blvd., N. Drive. Music will be provided by Mrs. Robert Schultz, cellist, and Mrs. Karl 8. Herrmann, violinist, aclcompanied by Mrs. Don Essig. Mrs. Lowell Springer will sing, acSompanied by Mrs. Russell Pax{ton. | | Mrs. Walter Houppert will give| {a Christmas story and Mrs. Thelma Van Sickle lead the |caroling. Tea will be”poured by, (Mrs. O. E. Steinkamp and Mrs. George Bowman. Tea hostesses include Mesdames Guy Boyd, Susie Dimmick, W. H. Hanning, H. T. Endicott and W. L. McLain.

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Sororities— Sorority Will Install Officers °°

Zeta Beta Chi " To Meet Thursday New officers will be installed at a 7 p, m. meeting Thursday, of the Indiana Alpha Chapter, Zeta Beta Chi Serority. The

Lincoln, Mrs. Herbert Hesselgrave will

officers are Mrs. Ralph E. Taylor,

vice president; Miss ' Mabel D. Jones and Mrs. Clarence ;Town-

ing secretaries. Mrs. Vivian Hill, treasurer; Mrs. Roy O’Brien, historian; Mrs. Arthur Burks, chaplain, and Mrs. Ray C. Dorr, program chairman. After the installation there will

grave and Miss Maryellen Sherman will report on membership and Christmas plans. The Madirigal Singers of Technical High {School will present a musical program.

| Beta Chapter, Omega Phi Tau Sorority, will sponsor a Christmas |gift bazaar from 5 to 10 p. m., {Dec. 10, in the Dearborn Hotel Mrs. Raymond Hudson is general chairman. Committee heads are Mrs. Edward Keller, fancy work; Mrs. Don Bauermeister, baked goods; Mrs. George Dickinson, gifts; Mrs. {Barney Burnett, men's booth; (Mrs. John Simpson, candy, and IMrs. Robert Hoke, Christmas (cards. >

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the members of Beta Chapter, [Lambda Sigma Sigma Sorority,

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president; Miss Violet Douglass,

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Richardson will be married Dec. 12 in the Middle Street Methodist Church, Wabash. She is the daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, Wabash, and resides at 1301 N. Beville Ave. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Richard. son, Bargersville. "

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daughter, - Patricia Mary, to Robert C. Nagel, sen of Mr. and Mes. Wilbur QO. Nagel, Wapakeneta, O. The couple will be married Jan. 8 in the St. Philip Neri Catholic Church.

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ITSC Sets Christmas | Party for Saturday The Neweomers Club will nave

a luncheon bridge party at 11:45 a. m. tomorrow.

will be the hostess. Mrs. Flora Parrish. Weinand

will present "Hansel and Gretel,” A dinner-dance is being pi

p. m. Saturday in the Marot Hetel, Ted Campbell and his ore chestra will play, Mrs. Robert Tappan is chair. man of the dance and Mrs. Ort Walter is co-chairman. ’

Aloha Chapter, ITSC, will have a Christmas party at 6:30 Saturday. Mrs. p23 Singleton St., is to be the ostess, assisted by Mrs. Rodger Eberhart. There will be a “pitch-in” supe per for members and guests. Miss Amy Keene will be the guest speaker, She will talk on “Christmas.”

for alterations to the Memorial Continental Hall already has been donated or pledged, Mrs. Roscoe C. O'Byrne, president general, declared today. During the pilgrimage of national officers to DAR-approved schools in six Southern states, Mrs. O'Byrne asked for cash instead of orchids and returned with $105 to add to the fund. Larger sums are being raised through the donation of specific amounts for certain purposes. Miss Katherine Matthies, Seymour, Conn., third vice president general, started this when she gave $30,000 for a voting hall in the new building. The Indiana State Society

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DAR Raises $200,000 for Fund

Times WASHINGTON, Nov. 30—DAR members are raising funds for their new building project at national headquarters here. Nearly $200,000 of the $900,000 required for the addition to . the administration building and }

stairway in honor of Mrs. O'Byrne and other Indiana officers. California has given $8500 for an elevator in honer of its state regent, Mrs, Charles Haskell Danforth, and $700 for the Genealogical Records Room. West Virginia has pledged $8000 for entrance steps on the D Street side of the new building. Texas has given $7850 for the recording secretary-gener-al's office and record reom. Georgia is contributing $2500 for a committee room and $1000 for the new business office. Among individual gifts is that of $2000 from Mra. Henry Bourne Joy, Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich, honorary vice president general.

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Mrs. Harry Warbinton, 7508 Rockville Road, will be hostess to the members of the Jamet Ada Club. The club will meet at 7 p. m, Thursday.

The Will Rogers Chapter, ITSC, will meet Thursday in the

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Mrs. W. G. Patterson and Mrs, Charlotte Beckely Lehman will go: to Muncie tomorrow to attend the Past Presidents’ Assembly, State

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