Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 February 1949 — Page 18

“The Women's Affairs Committee, Civic Theater, will serve cof{fee between acts one and two during the run of ‘Dream Girl,” Feb. “11 through Feb. 19, This is being! done in celebration of the 10th _ anniversary of the committee.

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"will meet at 8 p. m. Feb. 20. C. "Norman Green will speak on|

“Pantomime.” Miss Margaret Rastridge is ‘program chairman for the month, Scenes from well-known plays will be presented. Members of ‘he Teen-age Work-

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annual production its own cutting and mod rnizing. | |

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- Heal Estate Board will give to-{-

morrow night in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Joe Zalney and his orchestra will play, and there will be bridge. .

TMF, and Mri. BE. Hays McLain will entertain: Mrs. W. R. Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Rawlings.

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'Bossés’ Dinner | apolis Association of Insurance {annual “bosses dinner” at 7 p.m.

[Tones Mis“ Katherine Pucket “land Mrs. Ruth Baker.

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Mr. and Mrs. Randel Shake, 820 N. Grant Ave.

Photos by Ruth Ann Hamilton, Times Staff Photographer favorite song—‘The Star Spangled Ban- » She's been at her lessons a year and was in the Camille Fleig Junior Section, Matinee Musicale. In kindergarten at the Educational Playroom this 5-year-old is most enthusiastic about the group singing. ‘She has a 9-year-old sister, Sally, who attends School 62, and a terrier<type mutt, Tippy. Dorothy is the. daughter of

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|Mrs. M. A. Mathews | Mrs. Meinrad A. Mathews, the former Miss Charlotte Louise Peele, was honored at a shower {last night given by Mrs. Elbert H. South, 6353 Washington Blvd. Mrs.” Mathews, daughter of Mrs. {William 8, Peele, 4251 Central Ave., was married Nov. 25 in 88. Peter and Paul Cathedral to ithe son of Mrs,” Louise Mathews, 5863 N. Illinois St. Mr. and Mrs. Mathews are at home at 4239 Central Ave, following a Caribbean cruise.

Election of Officers Hanalei pr * vu Siection of f6Mgers ‘will be be on “Lincolpes i Political a be So . seting 49.

To Address Meetin

william Kindergarten Mothers Guild a" 3 Hoag, e ¢. Members will convene in the music chairman, will present Kindergarten.

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Guild to Aid

To Address AAUW Meeting

Dr. Evelyn Millis Duvall, executive secretary of the National Council on Family Relations, is to be the guest speaker at the general meeting of the Indian\apolis Branch; American Associa-

The group will meet Tuesday night after a 6:30 o'clock dinner in the North Methodist Church. will be “Facts and Fictions in Family Life.” Dr. Duvall holds a Ph. D, de-

cago. She is associate editor of “Marriage and Family Living.” The program also will include a discussion of the AAUW’s Fellowship Drive which ends Mar. 31. Miss Hazel Force and Miss Mary Kervan are co-chairmen of

Finland, reéipient of the Indianapolis grant, will be a special} guest at the dinner,

The members of the IndianWomen will have their seventh

Monday in the Columbia Club, Miss Mary Lou Feltman will

preside. , There will be a dance after the dipner. Ralph Lillard and his ofchestra: will play. Miss Ann Nrs

by Trimpe, Dorothea Martin, Gertrude Kirn, Virginia Thornton, Romilda Ritter and Barbara Lee

Mothers’ Club Plans Luncheon The Mothers’ Club; Butler UniI'versity Chapter, Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, will meet at noon Tuesday - for luncheon in the Chapter House. Miss Helen Hol-sa--member--of the consumer relation’s department

in Ayres’, ‘will speak. 2-10 yrs

Mr, and Mrs. Walter L. Barrett] Hostesses will be Mesdames ond Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cripe will|Paul J. Richardt, Margaret By SUE BURNETT be t .John K. . ell. y SU : . he guests of.do n K. Parry, . eeney and J Maurice Powell An adorable little puffed

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The hostesses tomorrow morning in the Hoosier Salon exhibit [im Blo¢k’s Auditorium will be {members of the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild. They are Mesdames ‘Herman C, Fromer, Harold J. Hayes, H. J. Walker, R. R. Allentharp, Carl L. Jones and Howard Deputy. Members of the Parliamentary. Law Club will serve in the afternoon. They include Mesdames, Lowell 8. Fisher, John Downing Johnson, Harry W. Hull, Horace M. Powell, James Tretton and William E. White.

Study Fashion Show Plans

“The Young Professional Women's Club will meet at 6 p. m. tomorrow in the Lincoln Room, | YMCA. During the business meet{ing, conducted by Mrs. Orville Ie, president; final plans will be made for a fashion show.

ered dish luncheon, party will follow, *

Xi Chapter, Phi Delta Pi So-| .. “| rority, will have a meet-| ing dt the YWCA tomorrow - at

Chapter. Phi Delta Pi Sorority, {ing at 8 p. m. Tuesday,

‘ter, Pi Omicron Sorority, Friday

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Power Official to Draw On Vast Experiences P. M. Ross, vice president and assistant to the president, Indian apolis Power and Light Co., will address the Association of Per-

the field of utility operations. 2 J a The Patroness Club of Sigma Alpha Tota Sorority will meet in the homie of Mrs, F, L. Warner, 53565 N. Delaware St, at 11:30 a. m. tomorrow morning. After the luncheon Miss Elizabeth Ohr will talk on books pertaining to *The Here and There “Homemakers Club will be entertained by Mrs. Theo HOM, 2226 N. Arlington Ave., Tuesday for a cov: A Valentine

8 p. m.

Mrs. Marion Stump, .35¢ 8. Grand Ave. will entertain Nu

and will have a business meet-

A card party -has been arranged by the Iota Gamma Chap-

in the Food Craft Shop. Men and Women—

Point That

Comes in Lif By ERNEST E. BLAU AVE YOU a little turnL ing point in your life? Practically everybody his, alwomen recognize it when it comes along. But it's Interesting to figure back the moment which first put you in the groove where you are today, living where you're living, and doing what you're doing. I know a man who grew up on a ranch. As a boy he used to sit on a horse and watch the transcontinental trains speed by. Until one day an engineer waved to him. Just a friendly wave—but for some reason, he says, the greeting from that engineer, with his™ white hair streaming in the wind, gave him a sudden urge to be an engineer. He got a job in a roundhouse. Now he's driving a crack train. That wave was his turning point, his permanent wave. Doubtless you've had a turning point = what is 1t? When you meet the boy friend? When you got job? When you came to the big city? - When your uncle left you that fortune? You have to think back a way. If any of these things has just recently happened to you, don’t count it—it’s too soon to call it the turning _. point—maybe it won't stick for a lifetime. Just remember that man in the Middle West who was notified he was an heir to his great grandfather's estate. He got all set to buy a little farm; he had his turning point all sewed up and in the bag. Then they told him he was one of 8448 heirs. His -share ‘was a little under 50 cents

ridal Dinner Is Scheduled

Miss Anita Jane Hancock and her fiance, F: Allen Schmidt, will be honored at a bridal dinner Friday night in the Columbia Club by Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Hancock; parents of the bride-to-be. , The . wedding rehearsal

ple will be married Saturday in Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Guests will be Mrs, Folkert A. Schmidt, Terre Haute, mother of prospective bridegroom; Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Knipmeyer, Terre Haute; Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Neiswander, St. Louis; Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hancock, Elyria, O.. and Mrs. Pearle M. Goff, Columbus, O. Also Mr. and Mrs.

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Committee.

Ft. Wayne, and Sen. Mary Garrett (D.) Indianapolis. Concurrent resolutions of this kind usually have no difficulty in passing this initial test. Gov. Schricker was urged to issue a public statement recommending the adoption of simikelar policies by local administra vided. -

BPW Member

Back Resolution The Indiana Federation Busi: ness and Professional Women is lobbying for the resolution. Mrs. Margaret L. Wyatt, state legislative chairman for the organization, heads the drive. “More than one-half of the ~yoters are women, and they deserve to be represented on all appointive boards. ‘More and more women are entering politics and community work,” Mrs. Wyatt stated. She added that many women are doing outstanding jobs in elective offices and that Jetvg ppointed to office would en- » more women to make good government their business. eee —

The Doctor Says— Surgery Aids Bad Prostate

male sex gland which lies near the outlet of the blddder. This land becomes enlarged in some men as they grow older and interferes. with the complete emptying of the bladder and causes other symptoms which can be troublesome.- Many = men, however, do not develop this daitficulty, and it should not be considered as inevitable. : Enlargement of the prostate is first noticed as a rule by difficulty or delay in beginning urination. Only rarely is this of sud-

to come on gradually.

This results in more and more frequent urge to empty the bladder, thus, symptoms worse. gw 8

LOCAL DISCOMFORT, irrita-

or absent. Unfortunately the symptoms are likely to be worse

duces considerable disturbance of

enlarged prostate may suddenly be unable to urinate at all of course, this cannot be allowed to go on and the bladder must be

James Gillingham, Granville, O.,

The show, sponsored by the group and presented by Ayres’, will be at 7:30 p. m. Feb. 17 in| the YMCA. Miss Edith Moore and Miss Esther Raney are in charge of tickets 1or the fashion event. Also on the agenda for tomorrow night's program will be a book review by Mrs. Darrell Gooch. ————————————————

Women May Take

Colgate Courses

HAMILTON, N. Y., — Colgate University will . accept women | secondary téachers In residence) for the first time when. the sum-| mer term opens in July. Degrees will be awarded only to men, but women teachers may obtain credits for certification] requirements -and for transfer to other institutions.

Women Architects Fill Special Need

NEW : YORK —. Of the 300 wombkn registered as architects Ip the U. 8. about half of them now have their own independent practices, : Women fill a special need in the design’ and remodeling of homes, institutions, residences, [hotels, dress shops, tearooms,|

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and Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Roth, Leland, Mich.

Guests from Terre Haute will gives only temporary relief and (more permanent measures must | .|be taken shortly, Complications ' of enlargement of the prostate gland can be serious, The back pressure can| affect the kidneys In time and| even cause some waste material| to accumulate in the blood stream.

include also Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Patterson; Mr. Ralph Jacobs, daughter, Peggy, and sons, Stevie and Paul; Miss Jeanne Woodburn and James Pendergast. Others attending will be Dr. and Mrs. Roy Ewing Vale; the Misses Laura Lindley and Patricia Burnett and William Han. cock, Willlam Jarrett and Carl Lesher. : A bachelor dinner for Mr, Schmidt was given In Terre Haute Saturday by James Pendergast, who will be best Joan

emptied as promptly as possible [through a tube passed into (which is called a catheter. This

The symptoms, therefore, should not be neglected. The proper treatment for most victims of an enlarged prostate gland today is surgery. Several good methods of operating on this gland aimed at removing some of the excess tissue and relieving the

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Lane Zimmerman is announced by her parents, Mr." and Mrs. Albert H.-Losche, 3214 Sutherland Ave. No date has been set for

The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Zimmerman, Los Angeles. Both Miss Losche and Mr. Zimmerman are graduates of Principia College, Elsah, Ill, and

he received his master’s degree in chemical engineering from the University -of California, Los Angeles Branch.

Women Appointive Proposal Pigeon-Holed

A resolution urging the appointment of qualified women to serve on all appointive boards and commissions and in administrative positions was pigeon-holed today when it appeared before the State Senate. The measure was referred to the Public Policy

The proposal was introduced by Sen. Dorothy Gardner (R.)

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To Be Hostess = Aspociation will meet at 7:30 p. .m. Monday in the home of Mrs, Graeme B. Supple, 420 B, 55th St. She will be assisted by Charles W.

Mesdames . E. Leo Smith and A. L. Schreibe", er, . 2 . Beta Omicron, national ‘sorority, will be welcomed into the Panhellenic Association, They will be represented by Mrs, - Russell Thompson, ‘delegate, and Miss Leota Haynes, alternate. - Mrs. Joseph J, Coffin and Mrs, Hal G. Aspy, co-chairmen, will

On Monday

Proceeds will be used for the Scholarship Loan Fund, which makes available loans up to $250 to women doing upperclass and. graduate work in Indiana colleges land universities with - tions belonging to the National Panhellenic Association, Also assisting with arrangements are Mesdames - Alex J, Kertis Jr, BE. Leo Smith, Fred Blum, Floyd Beitman and Schreiber. i Committee chairmen will be appointed by Mrs. Kenneth Lemons, president, to handle are rangements for the State” Pans hellenic Convention to be held Apr. 23 in Indianapolis. They are Mrs. James Obear, reservations; Mrs, Glenn Conway, luncheon and decorations; Mrs, Robert E. Secor, program; Mrs, Allen Faux, invitations and mail. ing, and Mrs, Russell ra hostesses. ~

{Orphans Association Plans Luncheon The Lutheran Orphans Welfare | Association will have a luncheon meeting at 12:30 p. m. Friday in the home. There will be & business

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® « .|session at 2 p. m. : . Circle Dance aim, 2nic new zn; Qr Sy a = -- oi luncheon chairman, by

Patrons are announced for the dance’ the Stansfield. Circle will give Feb. 19 in the Woodstock Club. They include Messrs. and Mesdames Claus H. Best, Lloyd Beckwith, Roy K. Coats, William E. Mick, Herbert R. Duckwall and Alexander Taggart. SX Others are Messrs. and Mesdames William B. Schiltges, Frederick C. Tucker, John 8. Kittle,

F. C. Braden, James C. Nelson, Edward B. Taggart, C. E. Whitehill and Ross C. Ottinger. Messrs. and Mesdames Ruel Jenkins, Walter B. Smith, T. M. Rybolt, Lawrence E. Tucker, John N. Hutehings, H. Foster Clip pinger, William H. Morrison, John

Mesdames William Moeller, Jack Warden, Gilbert Mascher, Walter Riston and Minnie Irving.

Group Plans

Luncheon -

The Indiana Federation of Art Clubs will have its annual luncheon at 11:30 a. m. Saturday in Block's Terrace Tearoom. Miss Catherine E. Martin, Crawfordsville, will preside. Members of the organization will be hostesses in the Hoosier Salon exhibit in Block's Auditorium that afternoon. Serving

S. Wright and A : will be Miss Martin, Mrs. H. D, “land nm = c rch N Bobbitt| p, evpile, Kokomo; Miss Mare . Conklin also will serve. garet DeVore, . Crawfordsville; Mrs. Kenneth H. Symons, Carmel; : Mrs. W, W. Baker, Anderson; Return from Trip Mrs. 8. M. Cowgill, Terre Haute. Mrs. Floyd T.. Jones, West

Mr. and Mrs, Frank H. Snyder, " P 5818 Washington Blvd. have re. aveite; Mrs. George Graffis, t ed f ’ Logansport; Miss Lucila Mysch, turn rom a month's trip which Muncie: Miss Ethel n Miller . ’ wyn LE where they visited "Mr. and Mrs, FrankiD; Mr dwn P. Mier, rs. 2,

J. W. Pensinger, and to Mexico Broomington: Mesdames ‘John T

Alpha Chapter, Beta Chi Theta T. Wheeler and Miss Nellie Fatout,

Sorority will hold its annual Founders Day dinner tonight. Mrs. William J. Jegen Jr. 4010 N. Tacoma St., will be hostess for| the 7:30 p. m. event, New of-| ficers will be installed.

19,000 Lady Marines

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