Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1949 — Page 15
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[For Opening of Civic Theater : Performance Here Friday Many Parties Are Arranged Prior
To Viewing ‘John Loves Mary’ Showing "A number of reservations have been received for the
lo Ave. the Matinee Musicale will be pre- Civic Theater's opening night performance of “John ; ted in the bi-monthi ” iddy in the theater. ; is wrong when sen y program Loves Mary’ on Friday in the , in #23 DoH Mar.25 in Ayres’ Audi- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luker's guests will be ut Sad Mh i William K. Bivens, New Augusta; William Keller, Chicago; Mr, ase fact tit Phi : wpb avis Be s and Mrs. Barrett Lattner, Mrs, Clyde DeWitt, Mrs. Otto Lay and ba’ : nteo tty Jane Zimmerman, : ; jority of the Burroug: ur ae Jones ff ily Oe and Mrs, M. E. Butler will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Frits © | ughs. Accompanying Mrs. : wg Lammers, and s wrong. This Rudolph M. Crandall, soprano |® Loonsten, New Augusta, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles rs, direction. One * will be Miss Jane Rap Ly Mr. and Mrs, Ray Koontz will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A, a will demand Mrs. Harriet Peacock Mueller, C. Crandall. - "accord evegy flutist, and Mcs, Dorothy Munger. Mr. and Mrs, L. W. Herrington will attend with their daugh
planist, will play selections as will
Susan and Nancy, and Mr, and Mrs, Vaughn Heller.
Mr,
. | ters, ‘ ication but “in Mrs. Ruth Peacock Schumacher | and Mrs. Ransom Holmes will have as guests Mr, and Mrs, I rights, and Mrs. Dorothy Munger. Charles Weigand. Dr. and Mrs. Murray DeArmond, Dr. and Mrs,
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Im charge of program arrangements is Mrs. Jamer M. Pearson.
C. Basil Fausset, Dr, and Mrs, Arthur Spivey and Dr, and Mrs.
Frances Westcott.
Mr. and Mrs. Crville Fuller
: | attend with Mr. and Mrs, p oy Club Najrator for. 3h Clifford Taylor and Mr. and Wil yrodegid 2. presentation of" Goce Mrs. Robert Neale will be en- Lawrence Pottenger, and Mr, 1 citizens obey opera at 2:30 p. m. Monday in the | tertalned by Mr. and Mrs. H.. and Mrs, Murray Fortaye will nishment, but DAR Chapter House will be Mrs. ' p. Hooley. | Bie: Suosta of My. ahd Mrd, 3 Vocanse nay Sule n Cos xOrpheus: and Attending together will be Harold Honderick. Mr; and i arin Tos wan Mesdames Ferne Orr Westcott, M ahan will ens p be, who will Leading roles wil' be sung by Bl Brouwer. Janet Hiatt, Mrs. D. Ma Kerns an will en. attached; and - Mesdames Carl P. Duke, R. M. ; : " abl y - I. Thon ston and Mig rutin Mr. | and terete Sadall, LE. Wallace, James A bridge gama is in session in the recreation rooms of the dorms almost any hour of the day » Nancy Collier, Elkhart (standing), is social chairman for For-
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W. Costin, F. Lee Harris, Carl B. Moore, Marjorie Byrum Young and Naomi Pryor.
or night. These coeds are (left to right) Pat Herr, Indianapolis; Marilyn Buck, Grosse Point, Mich.; Joan Jacks, Rensselaer; Betty Duncan, Jasonville, and Rhema Colwell, Eminence.
est Hall. Dotty Cowgill, Greencas in the dormitory, helps her select records
Chorus Members
Aro Listed Federation
Chorus members will be Mes-
a Lowell Springer, Harris, 3 fos, 50 srr ens Sets Parley”,
and Miss Helen Thoms. An in-
strumental trio composed of BA } Ia 1 dames Karl F. Herrmann, Rob-| i ert Shultz and Harley N. Eding-| 1nco n ton will play the ballet music.| mpe executive board of the! Mrs. Arthur Monninger will play | . L the plane overture. Indiana Federation of Clubs wit} Accompanists for the program, meet next Wednesday in the arranged by Mrs. Edington and Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. ‘Cogley G., Mrs. Moore, will be Mesdames Cole, Vevay, state president, will| Jane Johnson Burroughs, Chrys- be in-charge. ; tine Houseman, Ray Patterson) A resolution condemning social-| and Stewart A, Greene. {ized medicine is expected to be Hostesses for the tea to follow presented, according to Mrs. the program include, Mesdames|Claude Billings of Akron, press Robert O. Bonner, James Moag, and publicity chairman. Arthur Madison, Ernest L. Barr,| ppne hoard also will hear tentaCarl P. Duke, Robert H: Orbison tye plans for the state conven-
tion May 26-28 in South Bend|
The first of two talks will be'by the program chairman, Mrs.| presented before the Altrusa Club Frederick G. Balz. { by: Dr. John H. Greist, psychia-| The state's entries in the na-| trist and assistant professor ‘of tion-wide Community Improve-!| the Indiana University Medical ment Planning contest for club, School, Friday in the Hotel Wash-| groups, sponsored by the GFWC,! ington. His subject will be “Emo- are growing. First prize winner in| tional Adjustments of the Mature the contest will win $5000, all of |
By JEAN MANEY GOING TO COLLEGE in“volves a lot more than—ciasses and! books these days. Modern educators realize that all work and no play make for bored and dull students. Indiana University has a planned program of fun for the students living in the dormitories, The fraternity and sorority members provide their own social life. ‘A typical calendar of events for a coed living in one of the women’s dorms includes four “big” dances, several informal ones, five ‘pajama’ parties, three open houses, two exchange dinners with the men's dorms, picnics, formal dinners
and teas plus a “Pixie Week".
and the Spring Festival. The girls’ mothers are guests at the festival.
Each hall has a resident counselor, She holds a masters
~-degree-in-educational personnel.
There are from one to five graduate students in each dorm studying for their masters who assist the counselor and several
. junior ‘and senior women who
help supervise study and recreation. » s » A SOCIAL chairman is elected
by the residents of each unit of *
the dormitory system and these girls form a committee to coordinate the inter-dorm program. Each social chairman also has a group of five assistants, Besides the planned parties, the social chairmen encourage the coeds to participate in intermural sports between the other dorms and the sorority houses and in campus activities. The activities include work for
the YWCA, the Association of Women Students, departmental clubs and church groups.
o . n THERE'S no “date bureau” system. The eounselors feel that the girls can supply that | service without any outside | help. And now that the coeds | are outnumbered by the men students the problem has solved itself. The dorm residents are not forced to participate im either the social or the extra-curri-cular activities. However, the | counselors report that if they notice that any girl is being “left out” of the fun that goes with college, they confer with her to decide what her special interests are. All of these services, plus the use of modern, well equipped recreation rooms, are available to the dormitory residents for a social fee of $3 a semester.
Girls’
Advisers Parley
Is Set for Saturday
Participating in the spring meeting of the Indiana State Asso-|
Senior Girls
To Be Guests
Person.” {which will be returned to the ciation of Deans and Advisers of Women and Girls, to be held | : : Dr. Greist is a staff member of community in which the club Saturday at the Indiana State Teachers College, will be Dr. Eliza- | ororit the Norways Sanitorium and members live. beth B. Ward, Dean of Women at Butler University, and Miss civilian consultant in psychiatry! my. Entre Nous Club of Osgood | Jeanne McCoy, Indianapolis seriior. ; A tea honoring 50 high school to the Surgeon-General of the|. to ri ct Indiana club to enter; Miss Helen Reeve, dean of women at the host school, is general gonijor girls who plan to enter
‘tion
nates,
, an undergraduate assistant for an informal dance.
Chapter P, PEO, {Names Officers | Mrs. C. W. Cordry is the newly elected president of Chapter P, |PEO Sisterhood. Other new offi-| cers are Mrs. A. W. McDonald, vice president; Mrs. L. E. Winkler| {and Mrs. Albert H. Losche, re- Sunday Reservations {cord and corresponding {taries; Mrs. Kenneth E. |treasurer; - Mrs, +widdie;-chaplin,-and Mrs. -R. Jongewaard, guard. Delegates to the state convenMrs. Cordry and Mrs. {M. C. McKinsey; Mrs. C. B. Agnes| and Mrs. S. Albert Seyffert, alterCouncil delegates include) {Mrs. Cordry and Mrs. Winkler. {Mrs. McDonald is alternate, .
Courtney Din-|
Saturday night parties also are announced. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kingham will have as guests Messrs. and | Mesdames Walter Stiles, Roger Lockwood and Géorge Ronk. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Linsmith will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Woodring and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker,
secre-| Speicher, Are Announced
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Peel-
E.. ing's guests will be Mr, and
| Mrs. Taylor Todd and Mrs. M. O. Ross. Mr. and Mrs, D. 8. Richards will see the play with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Klineman and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Congress. Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Rowe will have Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bourne as their guests.
Exclusive With
Attending Sunday will be Mr, and -Mrs. Robert Claycombe and Mr. and Mrs. John Clay- - combe, the guests of Mr. and Mrs Lilovd D, Claycombe: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Dorr and their daughter, Constance, will entertain Mr. and Mrs. William Kephiner. Mr. and Mrs. J. J, Argus will be the guests of Mr, and Mrs. W, T. Miller. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F, Schwomeyer's guests will be Mr. and Mi1:. Raymond Bagley and Mr. and Mrs. John Marvel,
|Card Party May 10 = | Mrs. Ray Sweeney has been {named chairman and Mrs. Henry {Herpel, vice chairman, for the |spring card parties of the Cathee |dral High School Mothers Club, They will be held at 1:30 and 8 p. m. May 10 in the school audi itorium. :
The Wm. H. BLOCK Co.
STORE HOURS: MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, 9:30 TO 5:00
U. 8. Army. A graduate of the! like Richard IU. Medi Fal | and DePauw|M&Y 1 is the entrance deadline. (Cha Iman a 3 gi Sorority of Butler University|the teaching profession will be it other state University, he has done graduate rs: Henry Humphrey, president c pe will be the thems Blood! om 8 p. m. to midnight Friday sponsored jointly by thé Beta and : ' \y hat to hi work in John Hopkins University. 0f the Osgood group, has been “CPR, bo oo hairman of|IR the chapter house. Miss Carla Alpha Eta Chapters of Delta utterly new ‘endorsed for the office of junior . ] Jean Stout, Indianapolis sopho- Kappa Gamma Sorority. It will * he unsanitary Mrs. O. C. Winters is chairman la panel discussion for college | sent. He. toid of the public affairs committee|lrustee of the state federation. |. = during the afternoon ses-| More and Nancy Byus, Browns- be held at 4 p. m. Friday in the to le and one of the club in charge of the meet- 1 th ¢ Al-sion and Miss McCoy will be mod- burg freshman, are co-chairmen |Butler University recreation room. ot My blood ifig. Other committee members|, cl" Clubs ar ‘Bantt OL Lake erator. The topic to be discussed |0f the carnival. Three members of the teach- t il t . ' money that is . Mesdames. Frank ' Kreps,|jouise in June. Miss Lois Ander-/is “The Campus Personnel Staff] The Fair is held each year toling profession will present the al ore - 0- i -you: ng the year. arles E. Dee, William Clark, ion will preside. land its Responsibilities to the [raise money for scholarships for program before the tea. \
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Clyde Montgomery, O'Donnell Patrick, Walter Snodgrass, Julius Tinder, Lucy Washbon, Rich, Martha Abel
|Undergraduate.” | Butler women. Awards are made: The Mothers Club of the English College deans will meet in the OF Honor Day. r |science teacher, will talk on “The
Mary Avenue Boys Club will sponsor a women’s Residence Hall and high| Committees include Miss Jean Biz Springboard.” “Today’s and Cecil covered dish supper and card school deans in the Student Union Ann Bates, tickets; Miss Barbara a y
* Paul Klinge, Howe High School
{ke that. Byrne, Misses Mabel Leive, Ed-|party Saturday in the club, 1400 Building. {Dearing and Miss Diana Harvey, via her oe Fomorrow 2 are wina ‘ MacDougall, Lelia Ogle, | English Ave. The supper will be, : 2 # = |refreshments; Miss Patty An- | preost School 33 teacher s . # Nellie Young and Grace Gabriel. held at 6:30 p. m. with cards at! The annual Dublin Fair will be /drews, pledge ' stunt, and MISS pp Prep 's V ers aa ‘ Delegates wiil be chosen to the 8 p. m. held by the Delta Delta Delta Dorothy Newburg, publicity, all ..0¢ Sssore Viewpomt by ny on % OC Ings ups 3 _— (of Indianapolis. Decorations are OF: John W. Best, stugent teachin in charge of Miss Nancy Red- ing director in Butler's College of
ave had for a essure groups,
- 1 in the House
man, Terre Haute, and Miss bducation, will conclude the pro-
: Nancy Heemgstra, Decatur. jgram. == | : "| Entertainment scheduled in- Committee Members oC STORE HOURS: Monday through Saturday, 8:30 to 5:00 cludes fortune telling, a profile| Are Named
51 Gauge, 15 Denier
vy passed 270 | (artist, pasty booth, dancing, dart i bon, tug games, fish pond, card playing,| ~Mrs. William C. Loew and Miss ry 8 flower and balloon selling and Genevieve Burns head the selec- . pledge stunts, tive recruitment committee in —g | charge of the meeting. Mes- + . |dames Bowman N. Hall, Martha { «- at - - - S AVE More Than 259, Weddin Date A. Turpin and Hubert J. Vitz, Va a ) BN : 0 Miss Josephine Boyd and Miss < fr country hi d WB RX : . , | Kathryn McCollum' are other % ing Boy Scout . | oN I , : committee members. ountry hick.” \ A 4 IY S oseén >
S + talist withou® iton J. Sheen.
, en In the North Methodist] The hospitality and hostess st * committee includes Mesdames Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Rich- Vitz, Samuel Negley, Herman B. guess by the . ardson, 1512 N. Meridian St. are Appleman and Mrs. Murel Bridgeg Administra= = the bride-to-be's parents, and Mr. water, Misses McCollum, Minnie 1 $500 million, 4 and Mrs. Ivan C. Kelly, 6140 Win-|Lloyd, Narcie Pollitt, Jeannette tee. y ~ throp Ave., are the parents of the Grubb and Doris Manuel.
Jourt majority and unloading formula which e computation
pplied to this gree. But the tation of the gress clarifies lection of the
a Buess, has ittee on a bill Id merely pro= 1ses the main vernment offi-
iinesses which uch as electric 8, warehouses erest. Guesses ry’s potential
arge llabllities ment shoulder ge volume of
nent agencies, sed in a letter en wage-hour A
Co chairman of the social com-
{mittee in charge of the tea are May 15 has been selected by pigs Mary Marshall and Miss
Miss Charlene Richardson as the Verna Johnson. “Assisting: are date for her marriage to Jack Mrs. Paul Iske, Mrs. William P. Kelly, The ceremony will be read Jordan, Miss Hattie Lundgren,
by Dr. Dallas L. Browning at 2:30 Hin ary Kervin and Dr. Ellen
prospective bridegroom. | Miss Ruth Gorman and Miss Mrs. George B. Johnson, the sis- Hilda Kreft, presidents of Beta ter of the future bride, will be the and Alpha Eta Chapters respec-|’ matron of honor. Her maid of tively, will pour at the tea tables, honor is to be Miss Susan Smolen- which will . be decorated with ski, and the bridesmaids. will in- spring flowers in pastel shades. clude Mrs. Richard McLaughlin, [Miss Grubb and Mrs. Russell Buffalo, N. Y.; Misses Jeane Ann Goodrich are in charge of reser-| Mussman, Jo Ann Welling and vations. Janis Foster. |
Janet Graves and Bethie Foster Plan Card Party will be the flower girls. | Mrs. William Krieger, Mrs. , James Miles is to be the best Willlam Holzhausen and Miss fi man, and the ushers will include Katie Kerz will be hostesses for 3 Charles Richardson Jr. brother|the card party to be given by the of the bride-to-be; Jack Graves, Ladies Auxiliary of the Altenheim. Jack Stauch, Bill Lesh, Kenny|It will be held at 1:30 p. m. Fri{Tirmenstein and Mr. McLaughlin.|day in the home.
Friars Travelog to Be Tomorrow
The Propylaeum will present Robert Friars and his new color motion picture travelog, “Holiday in France,” at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Club.
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