Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1948 — Page 14
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Singers In a program of Christ
for the meeting of Alpha Lambda TOW. Mrs.
mas gift exchange.
"the ‘library,
Pach id 'Organizations—
"Yale Parties,
Teas Planned
By Clubs Here
Pilot Group to Hold Dinner Thursday Yuletide parties, guest speakers
“and teas are planned by. Indian-|
lis clubs this week. Pilot Club bers will hold a Cufistmas party Thursday. It will be a din-| ner at 6:15 p. mi. In the Gold Room ore the Hotel Washington.
A special program of “hrist-| mas songs will be presented by! the Golden Singers of Broad Rip-| ple High School. Roger Riley is director. . | * Guest speaker will ve. Miss) Wallis Montague, School 57 prin-| cipal. She was an efchange teach- | er in Europe during the last year. Seasonal gifts for underprivileged: children will be contributed, and! members will exchange white ele-| Phant gifts.
The Mary Nicholson Kindergar-| ten Mothers Club of the Indian_apolis Free Kindergarten Society "will meet at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday In the School 70 auditorium. ‘Guests will. be members of .the Fairview and School 66 Kindergdrten Mothers Clubs. ‘“Chiistmas Traditions” will be the topic of a talk by Miss Grace| 7 L. Brown. Miss Brown retired last year as director of the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Soclety.
Mr. Riley will direct the Golden
mas carols.
Hostesses for the tea will be ‘Mrs. Edward 8. Vaughan and Mrs. Cecil W. Clark. Mrs, Paul Cook and Mrs. James R. Ireland, School 66 Club, and Mrs. Glenn 8. Clark and Mrs. Stephen W. Burres, Fairview Club members, will pour,
Miss Anna Readé To Give Paper...
Mrs, R..G. dencies and Mrs. ~ George P. Ryan will be hostésses for the Over the Tea Cups Club
Reade will give a paper, “Hidalgo
and Juarez.”
Mrs. Norma Koster, department
of public parks and rec will have charge of the program
Latrelan Club at 8 p. m. tomorThomas F. Donlon will be hostess in her home, 733 E. 54t h St. : Assisting the hostess will be Mra. Rome Frey and Mrs. Henry There will be a Christ-
Members of the Prospect Kindergarten Mothers Club will hear Mrs. Louise Hodapp, head librarian at the Prospect Branch
They will meet at 1:30 p. m. in
Mrs. O. E. Hutchens, 3614 Guilford Ave., will be hostess for the 7 p. m. meeting of the Netherlands ITSO Chapter, Wednesday.
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“as ThE Ku Kia helping American fascism-to|-
The Home Economics Club will present glasses of jelly to the tndionapell Day Nursery 4 this week. The jelly was collected at an annual club tea held recently in the home of Mrs, James C. Jay, 3620 Washington Blvd. Mrs. H. E. Weier, program chairman: Mrs. Jay, president, and Mrs. W. V. Schultz, vice pres ident (left. to right). are sorting the glasses of jelly.
My Day—
Delegate Balks at Giving! Women Status of Men
By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT PARIS, Dec. 6 — Article 28 has been passed, and reads: “Nothing in this declaration shall imply recognition of the right of any state, group or person to engage in any activity or per-
form any act aimed at the destruction of any of the rights
; and freedoms described here-
in. ..The discussion brought an
attack on the United States
from the Ukrainian delegate, who sald such organizations
grow stronger at the present time, and from their point of view was a great danger. It is essential in the declara-
tion, he claimed, to say not only
that a state but also groups could not engage in any acfivity or perform any act which could injure the rights and freedoms proclaimed in this declaration. Article 21 Redrafted 1 do not happen -to think that the Ku Klux Klan is strong enough to merit all the vehem-
cence with which it is frequently attacked. If those who are
— members in the United States
ocould--see--themselves. as they are seen internationally. I am. sure they would be surprised.” When we’ finished withr Article 28, we turned back for consideration _of Article 21, which hi orking sub-
committee. h
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Vassar Grads
|Plan Lunch
The. Indiana Alumnae Club of Vasser College will have its annual holiday luncheon on Dec. 30 in the Propylaeum. Mrs. Florence Sprague, Toledo,
re-draft. article reads: “1. Everyone has the right to work, to a free choice of em-
ployment, to-just and favorable
This now
' conditions of work, and to pro-_
tection against unemployment, Everyone, without any ifation, nas the tight-te equal pay for equal work.” The first paragraph was almost ° unanimously accepted. In the second paragraph, the Soviet delegate wished to enumerate the different kinds of discrimination, but his amendment was voted down and the second paragraph was. agreed -on as drafted. We did have one amusing little exchange when the Soviet delegate insisted the]
word “everyone” customarily meant “every man,” and did
not include “every woman.” The chairman informed him that
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“Everyone meant men; en, children—aggd, in fact, all human beings, but the Soviet delegate remained unconvinced.
| Homemakers to Meet
Mrs. Charles Gullion, 6343 N.
Michigan Road, will be hostess to Homemakers
the Crooked Creek Club at 1 p. m. tomorrow, Mrs,
Clarence Stiles will ‘assist the
been asked to.
Merry Christmas
hostess.
0., is to be the guest speaker. She (will discuss “Women's Colleges {Throughout The World.” The speaker has been on the {faculty staffs of various schools all-over the world. Members of the club and students. at Vassar how will attend
he in charge of arrangements, They are Mrs, Sprague H. Gardiner, president; Mrs. Montgomery Lewis, vicé president; Mrs. Albert Lang, secretary, ahd Mrs. Jere miah Cadick, tréasurer,
Speaker
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Preoont Glasses of Yell to Day Nursery
he luneheon. The club's officers >
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Plans Annual
Program
Mothers Group to Meet at Butler
The Psi Psi Psi Sorority, moth-| ers group of Delta Deélta Deita Sorority, will have its annual Christmas party at 1:30 p. m. Friday in the Butler University chapter house of the sorority. Guests will include daugntlrs| |of the members and Mrs. M., 0.| Ross and Mrs. Helen P. Fitzger{ald. Each member of the sorority will bring a doll to be distributed; to needy children through the Wheeler City Rescue Mission, Active members of Delta Delta] Delta Sorority will present a holi-| day program. Mrs. Donald Johnson and Mrs. Edward. D. Pierre are in charge of the party. } They will be assisted by Mes-| dames William Eckhart, James! W. Fleener, Julius Meininger, Raymond Fox, Russell G, Justice] and R. C. Ralph. Mrs. Russell T.| Sweeney and Mrs. Oscar H. Rabe will preside at the tea table, |
The Mothers Club of Alpha Chil Omega Sorority of Butler University celebrated the Christmas season with a dessert luncheon today in the chapter house. Traditionally, the mothers of| ho sorority pledges were the hostesses. Mrs. James N. Pearson directed carol singing accompa-!’ nied by Mrs, Roy J. Pile. A bazaar and baked goods aale| followed the party. The proceeds! will be used for the chapter Build-| |ing fund. |
Alpha Chapter, Phi “Delta Beta Sorority, will have a social meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the entire state, Hotel Lincoln. Typical of the veteran's preMrs. Roy E. Cantrell and Miss| {dicament is that of Bob Mills of Juanita Goode will be the host-| Winchester, Cold Springs veteran, es5es. | who just can’t decide on his: | gift for his mother, Helping Mrs. Paul Glackin, 5056 Grace- — —
Delta Chapter. Alpha. Omicron Freshen Up Your Old Bonnets With Professional Tricks ~~. |
Alpha Sorority, today in home, Butler Greets - 3 WANT TO know how to freshen|well-worn hat is ‘helped by a FJUVAVA AE UURD ‘up your bonnets that are begin-|sponging with cleaning fluid. . “ining to show signs of wear and|After thorough cleansing our ex- | : return them to service looking as|pert suggests spraying the interior] cewcecomers - good as new? with e to help preserve al Tips-on refurbishing come from|bonnet’s glamor. Members of the Butler Univer- a New York milliner whose unique, A- flowered or feathered toque| sity Newcomers Club were guests business is to rent hats. Matty|Which™ is beginning to lose its at a Christmas party this after- Clarke, whose elegant creations crispness can be spruced up by a noon. Mrs. De Forest O'Dell, [pass from one customer to an-|bit of révamping. Sheathe with a 3627 N. Pennsylvania St; “was other, knows all the tricks—otisheer veil draped-over the hat and the hostess, crisping up wilting hats. tack veil in place around the edge The club is composed of the| When, for example, a rented hat/of the brim. Another tip from wives of new faculty members!of velour or felt comes back|/Miss Clarke is to shear ragged at Butler, Officers are Mrs. Har- crushed, Miss Clarke restores-its edges from feather trimmings to ry E. Crull, president; Miss Har-|velvety nap by holding the hat|clean up jagged fronds. riet Paddock, Vice president, and gver kettle steam and brushing ral epee ct. Mothers Study
Mrs. Arthur J. Miller, Bob Mills and Mrs, Merrill Woods . « « What shall it be?
him. are Mrs. Arthur J. Mille., 634 Udell 8t., state chairman of the Cold Springs Hospital Committee, and Mrs. Merrill Woods, 345 N. Campbell Ave. a member of the Billings Hospital State Committée, headed | by Mrs. H. A. Asperger. The | Billings’ “gift shop” opens Dec. 14 and 15. Auxiliary units of the 1lith District are assisting in the gift wrapping and packaging. Eleventh District Federal Post of the American Legion will be in charge of mailing. Last year more than 3000 gifts were sent from both hospitals here.
i" © Veterans will make their selection today and tomorrow in the Cold Springs Veterans Hospital from an array of gifts to be wrapped and forwarded to their families for Christmas. . There are stuffed toys and ‘dolls, aprons; purses, T-shirts, men's socks, vanity cases, rugs and numerous other items made and contributed by Legion Auxiliaries from over the
£ Mrs. Thomas Gregory, secretary- with a soft, long-bristled brush. Club treasurer, . {That restorative treatment will The assistant hostesses were work as well for your hat. If soil To Hear Book Review * Mesdames Bruce Cameron, James bedims the beauty of a pastel felt,| Mrs. Ben Paller will review W. Ferguson and Chester O.|lightly sponge off soil, before “The - Black Madonna” (Apple Egner. {steaming with cleaning fluid. garth) at 8 p. m. tomorrow for|
the ‘members of the Mothers Nurses Unit ¥ Meet HEN up
TO FRESHEN up the inside of Study Club, Broadway EvanThe- Junior. Auxiliary, Visiting a hat, Miss Clarke’s tip is to re-/gelical United Brethren Church. Nurses Association, will meet at move the headband. Insert a hew| The hostess for the review is 12:30 p. m. next Monday. Mrs./ band, as she does, or you can turn|to be Mrs. Thomas Neale, 3607} Maurice Socwell, 4515 Marcy the old headband inside out “and|Carroliton Ave. Mrs. E. W. Baum Lane, will be the hostess. 'resew it into hat. The inside of ais program chairman. : x
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Party to Cite
{Camp Fire Candy Sellers
8 nay For ' Recognition for the best sales girls in the candy sale of the Indianapolis Camp Fire Girls will
be made at the annual doll and
toy party Saturday morning, Dec. in Block's Auditorium. The three weeks sale closed Saturday. Eight girls, who sold at least 100 boves, are’ eligible for the Century Club, They include Susan Espy, Jacqueline Surface, Patty Matthews, Crystal Proper, Sally Ann Theising, Janet Jones, Felice Fallowfield and. Roberta Levin. The girls who have sold 30 boxés of more will be named Candy Sweethearts.
Proceeds of the sale will be iised in the 1949 camping progrim of Camp Fire Girls, This’ program includes . three activities — day camp, Camp Delight and Camp Wohelo. Operating costs and capital expenditures are taken from this fund and from gifts donated to the organization. The Blue Birds also will hold their party the afternoon of Dec. 18 in Block's.
Council Members * [Plan Meeting
The annual meeting of the Injdianapolis Council of Camp Fire Girls will be held at 6:30 p. m Thursday in the Canary Cottage. Ralph Humphries and Gilbert Collins will be the guest speaker. Members of the nominating committee are Mrs. Earl Stumpf, chairman; Mrs, Jesse Barker, Carl Wolf and Ross Halgren. They will present nominees for
{the 1951 class of the Executive
Board. Committee heads will give the highlights of their activities in 1948. Mrs. M. R. Granger and Miss Irene C. Boughton, National
Council members, will report on
{the recent national meetihg ‘in {New York. The Camp Fire unit of School 34 will give a choral
reading and- Miss Barbara Red-
ding will read
stories.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. McKinney will arrive in Indianapolis on Dec. 19 for the Christmas holidays. Mr. McKinney is at Duke University. They will visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rush McKinney, 925 Eugene St., and Dr. and Mrs. 3 i Whitehead, 2201 Nowland
two original
- *® " Miss Lucinda Kryter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Kryter, 5425 N. Pennsylvania St., is a new member -of the Press Board at Wellesley College. Press Board is a student publicity. organization. Miss Kryter is ‘a sophomore at Wellesley: and a graduate of Shortridge High School.
The State Board of the League! of Women Voters will have a Special meeting at 10 a. m. tomor:|
Sweeney, Washington,
Miss Sweeney “gerved as a
{major in the WAC during the
war. She was field secretary to] /the Indiana League before the! war, { She will discuss the functions lof the state board as an agent ¥
| will also lead a discussion of the |
“Jmethods to be used by the state
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{Winners Listed
In Bridge Club = =
Winners - in the Newcomers
‘day night “in ‘the YWCA have! |been announced. Mr. and Mrs, P. M. Cassidy, first; | Mrs, E. W. Barnard d Mrs.| | Irene McCormack, second. East! jand West—Mrs, Marge Vicars U ‘and Miss Adaline Walker, first; {Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tappan, | second.
‘Mrs. J. V. Rawlings Jr. ‘Named as Hostess
Mrs. J. V. Rawlings Jr., 3950 Guilford Ave. will be hostess at
Thursday for the members.of the {Irvington Chaptér, DAR. Assistant hostesses are to be Quen- | [tin Wert and Mrs. Horace Knote. | Miss Stiltz will give the Christ|mas story.
WCTU Will Meet In University Heights The University Heights Chapter, WCTU, will meet at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. R. J. Dearborn, 4100 Otterbein Awe. Mrs. J. G. Watkins will be the |apeuker.
[Luncheon Hostess : |. Mrs. Eugene Thompson, 3242 Graceland Ave. will be hostess |= for the luncheon meeting of the Anglo-India Chapter, ITSC, at 1
will assist the hostess. Miss Amy | {Keene will talk on “Christmas| in ~Alaska. ”
Decatur GOP to Meet
lican Club will ‘meet at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Decatur Central, /8chool. There will be a dinner] land gift exchange. The Carlton
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row in the YWCA. Miss Irene, national “Friel secretary, wil-be the. guest! _ J speaker.
feof-lecal leagues end. of the. naz [tional organization. Miss Sweeney |
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p. m. Saturday. Mrs. Ada Lory |
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High School Quartet will present, <C Va musical program,
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