Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1949 — Page 21

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ome weeks that rocky road, with he mild measure y- union leaders. ration will have ire to carry out irtley Act. - Mr.

ct on the publie lémonstration ‘of on which many ests the public, ® quick approval lan's nomination

Jureau of Mines,

Dr. Boyd. His Mr. Lewis (not ning. '

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committee chaire 7 on the nominas Senate opinfon is the two weeks’

by the strike is ore than 50,000 | unions ‘leaders waiting for the sought to make imminent ‘wage

fonal legislation cf his relaw and also the

- Mrs. John H. Jefferson will dis-

: ter members will sing.

« Mrs, E. G. Mauck and Mrs. Clif-/ Charles E. Binkley,

- hafer, state chairman; Mrs. John

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{; : £5, SS = a THURSDAY, MAR. 17, 1049 ___ Sororities— = -

Hoosiers in Sorarity to Observe Reunion Day

Hoosier members of Alpha

brate International Reunion Day with a luncheon Apr, 2 in the

will be “Let's Go to Conven * The sorority will hold its national convention in July in Roanoke, Va. ; The guests at the speakers’ table will be Mrs. Lytle Free-

Bwan, province vice: president; Mrs: Truman G. Yuncker, Greencastle, national chairman of al-’ truistic work; Mrs. T. A. Rushmore, Indianapolis alumnae president; Mrs. Betty Mills, president of the DePauw University chapter; Miss Mary Lou Kuhn, president of the Indiana University. chapter; Mrs. E. M. Schofield, luncheon speaker, and Mrs. Paul Lahr, general’ chairman.

:. Mrs, Schofield will speak on “Friendship” and Mrs. Swan and

cuss convention. The active chapCommittee members are Mesdames Merton Johnston, David Hughes and James Bowen, arrangements; Miss Martha Payne and Miss Carolyn Kuebler, program; Miss Helen Bercher, Miss Helen Noble and Mrs. Barrett H. Tattner, reservations; Mesdames Roland Gilbert, Joseph Turner, Howard Lohmann, D. R. Kincaid, C. E. Stafford and Ben Wilson and Miss Julia Romine, decorations, and Mrs. Owen Neighbours and Mrs. John Fenstermaker, publicity.

Committee Heads

Are Announced [Erayton, Chairmen of committees for Rhodes,

‘chairmen are Mrs. Alvin Fernan-

Irene Mrs.

advisor; Miss correspondence;

the Kappa Kappa Gamma So- George T. Tindall Jr. publicity,|E. Cox, Robert H. White, G. B. University. Dr. M. O. Ross, pres- mothers. ; rority state day luncheon to be and Mrs. William P. Keller, Mrs. Taylor, Fairchild, H. Norris Cot-|ident of Butler, will be the guest Mrs. DeForest O'Dell,

held Saturday in the IndianapolistRobert Foot and Miss Janet StayAthletic Club are announced. ton, decorations. Mesdames Leroy L.

Steven Gilbert and Karen Lohmann are very interested in the toy serve as decorations for the Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority luncheon on Apr. 2 in the Columbia Club. Mesdames John H. Jefferson, Ronald W. Gilbert and Howard Lohmann (left to right) are |nersville, and Mesdames L. W.| - planning the reunion day program.

Lincoln, Neb., national president,

des, awards; Mrs. Frank H. Fair- wij) pe Mesdames Roy M. Rob- Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, __lchild, program; Mrs. John —Rulping. Everett M. Schofield, Royer will meet at 6:30 p. m. Monday {ne other campus mothers clubs; |

K. Brown, Kenneth Lemmons, L.|

tingham and Robert Covert, Misses Jane Ann Noble, Marjorie!

Clubs— { di

Soroptimists To Listen to Book Review

Club to Hold

Guest Day Tea “Packaged Thinking for Women” (Crain and Hamilton) will be reviewed by Mrs. Frederick F, Marston at the Soroptimist Club luncheon meeting Wednesday in the Hotel Lincoln. In the absence of the club's president, Miss Lucille Pryor, who is in Miami, Fla. Miss Libby Evans will preside, Mrs. Marion Hull, chairman, {will report on the club’s participation in the current drive to obtain financial support for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.

The annual guest day tea of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority) Mothers Club will be held Mon-| day in the chapter house at Butler University. Guests will be entertained by “The Lady From Godey’s.” Mrs, Everett M. Schofield, who will wear a dress of the 1877 era, will tell of the life of Sara Josepha Hale, editor of Godey's Magazine from 11827-1877, | Mrs. Joseph G. Matthews isi i {social chairman, assisted by Mrs. . «nn |R. F. Petersen, hostess chairman, trains and buses that will land Mrs. G. A. Markland, Zions{ville; Mrs. J. C. Mountain, Con-

|Lutyens, C. W, Mercier, 8. H.| {McKay, R. W, Overstreet and F. 1. Kilcline, |

Guests will include members of

The Gamma Alumnae Chapter,

Inthe chapter house at Butléri{he Mothers Council and house Officers of the club are| president; speaker at the dinner meeting. | NS eHay, setreialy; Mp BH The hostesses will be Mesdames |v, |, Pearson, notifications chair-

ford J. Renaker are in charge ofWahle and William B. Weisell A. Cross, Dorothy Overman, Mary J. W. Clark, R. A. Claycomb, man.

reservations. are song contest judges. {

Mrs. Raymond F. Elliott Jr. is! Seated at the speaker's table Margaret Gross and Merlita For- der, Roland Rust and Walter

general chajrman. The other with Mrs. Joseph W. Seacrest,

Open Houses ‘Unit of WDC to Hear Mrs. Rumpler

Planned For Students

The first of three open houses house.

‘Talk by Dr.

for high school students and other) 5

“Putting Life Into Our Years” will be discussed by Dr. L. E.

Burney at the 1:30 p. m. meeting Wednesday of the American At Luncheon *

Home Department of the Woman's Department Club in the club-

Elizabeth Gordon, Diane Colvin,

sythe. |

Burney |

f Reappointed head of the Indiana State Health Board, the peaker is a native of Burney, Ind., and was graduated from the women interested in nursing a8 Indiana University School of] —

a career will be held from 3:30 Medicine. The Applied Education|Hueber, Ernest R. Keller, Walter to 5 p. m. tomorrow in the Section is in charge of the pro-/R. Mayer, R. O. McAlexander,

Methodist Hospital School of 5am Nursing. The others will be Apr,

ment chairman, will preside. Mrs. | 8 and April 15. . : F

Frank J. Pinella, G. E. Ruston,

Mrs. Alvin C. Barbour, depart-| Roscoe J. Sawyer, William|Club in the clubhouse.

Shimer, Virgil Stinebaugh, G. B.

F. E. Smith, chaplain, will talk Taylor, 0. R. Sumner and Boyd fare and men think in terms of Toens Plan Party

Invitations have been extended on “Spring,” and Mrs. Rénato J.|W. Templeton.

to high schools in the city and in Pacini; vocalist, will sing a group surrounding towns. of spring songs.

" Mrs. B. Vandaworker Is Miss Grant chairman, and Mrs. Alvin G. Jose, To Speak vice chairman, for the tea and

social hour. Assistants will be Miss E. Louise Grant, School of | ro dames Onan C. Adkins, Wil-

Nursing director, will give a brief ; Jr., Frank B. Ross, talk, There will be a tour of the Ham ER a et 8. Whiteman, nurses’ residence and hospital f0i-|gyohart 1,, Wilson, Arthur W. Wilson and Orville A. Wilkinson. Mrs. W. C. Bartholomew and Mrs. John E. Berns will :preside at the tea table.

Garden Department

- Miss Mary Jo Spradling, senior, is chairman of the student .committee in charge. Members include Misses Gretchen Poehler, Lenora Tolan, Elizabeth Edwards, Jean Pierce, Sallie Wallace, Melba Plans Meeting Kerr, Margaret Sperling, Sara| Friday at 1:30 p. m. the Garden Engle, Jo Ann Yeager, Beverly Department will meet in the club-

Dawson, Mary Ann Tilly and pouse to hear a representative of at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in the gotten, Mrs. Rumpler said. “UnJoyce Waggoner. They represent iy. mill Rose Co., Richmond, Ind. Meridian Room, Colonial Furni- der it the opportunity for the in-!

all the classes in the school. There will be ‘an illustrated lec-

ture on the growing of roses,

Open House Planned [orchids and lilies; Mrs. William

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fateley F- Krass Jr. is chairman for the

will hold an open house in their Program. home, 910 N. DeQuincey St., from| Serving tea will be Mrs. Ed B. 2'to 5 p. m. Sunday. Honor guest Hall and Mrs. Hezzle B. Pike. will be Mrs. Catherine Schove, Assisting will be Mesdames Hugh mother of Mrs. Fateley, who will J. Baker, John R. Carr, William _celebrate her 80th birthday. There H. Craft, A. A. Deardorff, Ray B. are no invitations. Dorward, Frank Hirschman, A.J.

oe. ges Mrs. Miles 8. Barton, 5188" N. |New Jersey St., will be hostess

(tor the 10 a. m. meeting Tuesday|

{of the Great Books Discussion group. Mrs. Harold M. Trusler | will lead the discussion of “Gul{livers’ Travels.” :

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Hospital Guild Will Meet

| The Riley Hospital Cheer Guild

and Chapter members will meet

lturé Co. Mrs. Harold J. Hayes {will preside. . ; The members of the nominating committee and the committee for the Silver Anniversary Tea and Founders Day to be held [Apr. 26 in Ayres’ Auditorium will be announced. | Miss Mildred Pauline Beard of the Indiana State Welfare Department will speak and show a

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‘Reveal Betrothal of Marian L. Adams

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The Hugh Copsey Unit, American Legion Auxiliary, will meet Purdue University and is a mem- | at 8 p. m. tonight in the Edge- ber

Attend Luncheon-Bridge

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