Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1949 — Page 15
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Committee to Mark 10th Anniversary Hostesses are announced for the 10th anniversary celebretion of the Civic Theater Affairs Committee. Members will serve coffee to theater patrons who attend the run of the play; “Dream Girl.” It will be presented Friday through Feb. 19. Mrs. AK Scheideghelm, committee president, and past presidents will serve the opening night.
In charge of preparations are a ~Mesdames B; Edward Luglan, Wil-| i
fred Smith and Lindon A. Bailey.
Mrs. Myron McKee will be the!
chairman Saturday assisted by
Mesdames LeRoy Gordner, James A Gloin, Willlam Dyer Jr. and Louis!
Segar. Mrs. J. R. Rickley and
Mrs. Leo Roppaport will head the! committee next Sunday assisted
by Mesdames E. R. Alcorn, Rob-|
ert Bower, Merton A. Johnston -and B. Lynn Adams, On Feb. 14 Mrs. B. T. Wait and,
‘will _serve as co-.
chatrmen, and Mesdames Robert! Radloff, Roy Meads and Robert! Worth will ‘assist... Mrs, Hugh| Carpenter and Mrs. Harold Victor| are co-chairmen for the night of Feb. 15 when Mesdames G. Vance|
Harry Wade will serve.
Earl M. Hilligoss and Ralph, 5 Simon will assist, Mrs. Frances L. Blair and Paul McNamara, chairmen 3 ire the.
— Feb 17-coffee-committee,~witl-di
rect Mesdames Walter Houppert, Ford Kaufman, Wayne Ritter, 8cot B. Clifford, John. Welch,
Mrs. Elmer Goldsmith and Mrs. John L. Valentine
Members of Tri Psi Sorority
a card party to be held at 1:30 p; m., Feb. 22, in Block's Auditorium. Helping Mrs. Elmer L. Goldsmith wrap table prizes in her home, 129 E. 51st St., is Mrs. John L:. Valentine. They are both members
Miss Simpson To Wed Today |,
Miss Maxine Simpson and] Stanley J. Chastain will be mar-
Gretchen Hostettler and Louis| pjeq ‘at 2:30 p. m. today in the!
Seiler. | For Feb. 18 Mrs. C. T. Baker will be the chairman, assisted by Mesdames M. P. Speakman, Merton Good, Edgar Thompson, Wil-
_ liam Mitchner and Emerson
Thompson. Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer
the Feb. 19 committee with Mes«dames Harold C. Buell, John G. Kinghan and Gordon Batman as
G. H. O'Donnell will hear the VOWS. ) The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Walter L. Simpson, 3822 Cen-| tral Ave. and Mr. Chastain is the
ford. Mrs. Eugene Wells, Peru, willl
Moseley, Peru, and Miss Norma
Party Set’ Rowen NC
are busy with arrangements for
TOMORROW Chap. G, PEO-T7:30 p. Miss] Josephine A, Graf, Lo Julian, hostess. Valentine party. TUESDAY | Alpha Chap., Chi. Phi Gamma
(Chapter Meet Friday
Marcum [mbemgents: Mrs, Dwight Bender
l itor: Mrs. LeRoy Scoles, dele-
will
Group to Hear Talk on Alaska
The Sarah Tittle Bolton Chapter, newest ITSC group, will hold its first regular meeting at 1:30 p. m. Friday. Mrs. Paul Tuerk, 5134 Kenwood Ave., will be hostess, assisted by
Marshall Reynolds will talk on “Weather and Scenery of Alaska."
Mrs. Fred Stucky, president; Mrs. Clem Voorhis and Mrs. J. H.| jm, first and second vice |
and Mrs. Earl Ballester, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs, Oscar Peters; treasurer. - Others are Mrs. Tuerk, aud-
Officers . for the year inglude i-
gate, and Mrs. Charles Spencer, siternate, ITSC Federation and] the Indianapolis Council of Women; Mrs. Otto C. Mayes, | publicity; Mrs. Tuerk, telephone; Mrs. Peggy Millen, cheer;
Charles Cross, music; Mrs. Bart! |McGillen, patriotic; Mrs. Frank McCurdy, blind, and Mrs, Beulah Lewis, chaplain,
Sorority
lon Sigma Alpha Sorority, will be -installed at 2 p, m~ today nif the Travertine room of the Hotel! Lincoln. “Mrs. Eloise. Whitehair! and Mrs. Edna LeMonde, Muncie, | state officers, will conduct the in-|
8 p. m. Mrs. Clarence L. Price Jr, 1743 E. 34th, hostess. Pledges will entertain.
Central Baptist Church. The Rev. Chap. 8, PEO—T7:30 p. m. Mrs.| Miss Hazel Knight and Mrs.
Carl H. Bals, 4435 Washington | Blvd., hostess: Mesdames John L. Davis, J. L. Kixmiller and M. W. Pickett, assistants. Program, Mrs. Rosalee Spong. |
son of Mrs. Claude Chastain, Bed- Chap. U, PEO—1 p. m. Mrs, J. E. Bowen, parliamentarian,
LaFollette, 437 N. Linwood,
hostess. “New Medicines,” Mrs. lchapter are M be matron of honor and Mrs. Don! J. C. Siegesmund.
|Chap. W, PEO—2 p. m. Mrs. Har-|
| Walter Worrell, treasurer; Mrs. | Mildred Furgason, educational
stallation. ) The new officers are Mrs. Robert - Highland; president; Miss Marian Ellaby, vice president;
Louis Newman, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. |director, and Mrs. Laurence Charter members of the new -Thomas
Anderson, Herman Bishop, Bowen, Edward Puddenbaum, Glen |
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assistants. Collins, Robert Highland, John : Silvers will be bridesmaids. Bev-| old M. Worth, 4747 Hinesley, | Mrs. R. C, Dorr is general ar oy. Ann Haines, niece of the| hostess; Mrs. George Mitten, Hollingsworth, Harry Hurt, Nor-| 3 18 _ Mos. sims. Regularly rangements chairman and Mrs. bride, will be flower girl and Ora| assistant. “The History of Man Jenkinson, Russell Johnson, 98. 1.99 Frances Blair is assisting her. Jane Haines, another niece, willl Silver,” Mss. Dorothy Harris. Sarl et Maw oo M1 ke, ) : ’ A be ringbearer. The bridal attend- Chap. AM, PEO-—8 p. m. Mrs. I ORCS, To SREHCE A BE b.Hendmade embroidered ger * § Dinner Will Mark ants will wear blue taffeta. ~~ | J. Klingaman, 5151 N. New Jer- 1) Sayger, Bernard Smith, D. Pel. trude. Regularly 1.98. 6%¢ ~ - Anniversar Y The bride, given in marriage by, sey, hostess: Miss Ruth Speer, wqyton, Ernest Worrell, Waiter . her brother-in-law, Ora C. Haines, assistant. * “History of Chapter Worrell and Furgason. . 1. Embroidered dress and gerThe 28th anniversary of Alpha!will wear candlelight satin and a] AM.” Mrs. N. T. McLaughlin; = A150 Misses Edith Barr, Mary trude set. Rage 4.98. 2.50 Chapter, Delta Phi Beta Sorority, three-tiered lace veil. She willl birthday party pianned by 80- Ellen Bartholomew, Mable Day- = will be celebrated with a Found- carry white roses. cial committee. [witt, Marian FEllaby, Ruth Furre BES Day dinner tomorrow, It Martin Krauss will be best map - FRIDAY |gason, Suzanne Hinkle, Ellen Is8.98 F will be held at 6:30 p. m. in Ram-|and Joe Wilson and Wilford Lie-/Chap. Q, PEO--2 p. m. Mrs. grigg, Lena Kinman, Marie Kirn, : sey’s, 1435 N. Meridian St. brandt, both of Greenfield, willl Frank J. Wise, 5317 Boulevard Knight, Marietta Plerce, Betty , , The arrangements committee be ushers. The reception will be| Place, hostess. Arthur E. Focke, Roesener and Wilma Jean Wor- Wasson's. Infants’ Wear, Fifth Floor includes Mrs. Adele Browder, |in the church parlors. chairman; Frank Jobst and reli. . Mrs. Barbara Wells and Miss| The bridegroom attends Purdue|° James Rainey, program; B.L. L.! Alpha Rho Chapter, Danville, | Leona Highstreet. University. | party.
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