Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1949 — Page 6
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MONDAY, MAY 2, 19040
Set June 12
The clowns, "Jolly" and "Folly," portrayed by Wayne Linville and Dorothy Renfro, will supply a good part of the fun at School 33's presentation ~ of the operetta Princess Ama" tomorrow night.
By RUTH ANN HAMILTON ROMANCE IN an imaginary kingdom at the turn of the century will form a setting tomorrow night for the debut of a 13-year-old Indianapolis Times carrier with a bright future as a composer of music. He is John S8chlenck, eighthgrader at Whittier School 33, whose own operetta, “Princess Anna,” will be presented by Whittier's 8-A class in the school auditorium at 8 o'clock tomorrow. About 45 pupils will take part. A lucky accident that brought two pianos into the home of John's parents, Mr, and Mrs. John M. B8chlenck, Woodruff Place, gave the lad his start as a composer before he was 5 years old. As a tot, he'd sit at the extra piano and improvise counterpoint while his two pianist sisters did their regular practicing. ® 8&8 =»
"“DURING John's first week as a first-grader at Whittier 8chool,” recalls the principal, Mrs, Georgia Lacey. ‘he dismayed his teacher ..< begging to play the piano; then amazed her at the end of the week by playing back — with complete harmonies—all the little songs she'd taught the class.” That was when School 33 realized it had an exceptional child on its hands. Since then, teachers have done their best to provide a well-rounded educational ce for him, The Indianapolis Times route is part of the plan.
. . 8° ‘ GIFTED with absolute pitch, “the soft-spoken blond pupil has been able from an early age to identity the major composers by style and to identify music he hears from a memory of the printed score. His own compositions tend toward the
Wedding Day
Mr. and Mrs. John N, Wells, 4602 N. Keystone Ave., announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Marcia Elaine, to Richard Warren Hirschy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hirschy, Ft. Wayn : The wedding: will be at 6:30 Pp. m, June 12 in Sweeney Chapel, Butler University. Miss Dorothy Jane Farlow, Paoli, Ind., will be the maid of honor. The reception
will be in the Pi Beta Phi Sorority chapter house. The couple attend Butler where Mr. Hirschy is a Phi Delta Theta
Princess Anna, enacted by Ann Carlson, complicates affairs in her mythical kingdom by falling in love with a strolling troubadour, played by Robert Walden, They're eighth-graders at School 33.
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13-year-old John Schlenck, checks
before dress rehearsal. He will serve as pianist for the entite production.
modern in feeling and harmony.
Getting John to practice is
“You can’t from a piano,”
no ‘problem at all,
pry him away Mrs. Lacey ob-
serves. For more than a year,
the young musician has been a student with Edwin Bilteliffe,
of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. The libretto for “Princess Anna” was written by John's
Toy, ox Deri x | Shares Havors of Theta Sigma Phi, national proSchlenck. In charge of the | A number of bridge groups an- ) music is Mrs, Kate Morrison, [nounce the results Ee group lay. fessional journalism fraternity and Mrs. Miriam Bates is dra- for women.
matic director.
Speakers Announced
presidents - will speak on their plans for the coming year and Emil Schaad, member of the school board, will talk on “The Latest Developments on the New High School Project.” Burton W, Gorman, principal elect, will also speak. A committee has been appointed to buy new band uniforms for
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Manual PTA Sets Installation Of New Officers Wednesday
The Parent-Teacher Association, Manual High School, will install officers at its meeting Wednesday night in the school, New officers are Arthur Smith, president; Donald Edison and 0. L. Booher, first and second vice presidents; Miss Dorothy Reinacker and Mrs. John Petry, recording and corresponding secretaries; Otto Kuehrmann, treasurer, and Mrs. Walter Kissel, historian.
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Colleges Plan Courses In Pulchritude
Science of Beauty Subject of Study
By HARMAN W. NICHOLS United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, May 2-—-Who said beauty and brains are total strangers? Whoever did has to answer to Maye Whitley of Dallas, Tex. Mrs. W., president of the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association, gets cross every time she thinks about it. “There's more to beauty than meets thereye,” she said, coining one. “Beauty is a science and subject for classroom study.” 2 This new recognition of loveliness as a science and profession was hatched at the University of Maryland, located almost in sight of the capitol dome—a thing of beauty itself. The notion spread. Already Montana State College and the University of Kansas have announced they've discovered pulchritude, too. So, this summer, at each of the three schools an “Institute of Cosmetology” will be offered, The professional beauticilans who will take the post-graduate study are serious about it.
Studies Listed
They are going back to the campus to ponder such weighty problems as: ONE, The molecular structure of a single string from a hank of hair, TWO, Bacterial growth and control, and THREE. What can be done for skin disorders? The professors who will turn on the light In these matters are more than mere experts in winding a pigtail! and waxing curls that make our ladies pretty. Actually, they are eminent doctors, specialists in chemistry, dermatology and the like. ‘
Teachers Announced
As if you didn’t know it, there will be a course in hair styling. Adolphe Michel, head man of the Hair Fashion Council of Amerfca, will do the honors at Montana. Mme, Marguerite E. Buck, who has enough “Oscars” in hair-styling to fill a big trophy wi ig will sit on the beauty rost at Maryland. The professor at Kansas has yet to be named. I wouldn't be surprised if America turns up some superdazzling lovelies in Septémber at the big beauty contest in Atlan-
- |tie City. With promotion behind
it, though, the college program already is a little out of hand. The people who instruct other
it. There will be a big “class.dinner” and graduation exercises and a sheepskin for those who pass their “finals.” The ladies, I love prettier the better.
Bridge Groups List Results
Mrs. Hal Benham
‘em. The
Lincoln Duplicate Club, Ffiday (Possible 264): N & S—Mrs. Hal Benham, Mrs, Joseph Brower 171; Mr, and Mrs. 8. A. Robinson 154.5; Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Jacobs 149: © & W-—Mrs, Arch Falender, Mrs. Arthur Pratt 160.5; M. L. MacManus, Charles H, Rowe. 1585; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stokke 154.3. Newcomers Mixed Duplicate Club, Friday (Possible 126): N & S8—Mrs. R. F. Kuennen, Carl E. Bruce 68.5: Miss Mary Nees, Herbert Carmichael 68: E & W— Mrs, J. T. Sullivan, Mrs. C. P. Stewart 81; Mrs. Don Essig, Mrs, Hezren Thomas 77. : Newcomers Club, Monday afternoon (Possible 105): N & 8 — Mrs. George Horton, Mrs. George Edwards 59.5; Mrs. H. J. Vollnogle, Mrs. Robert Tappan 56.5; E & W (Possible 90)—Mrs. R. 8. Kuennen, Mrs, A. A. Williams 51;
To Entertain
The Broad Ripple American Legion Auxiliary will be hostess for the annual all-day meeting and covered-dish luncheon of the Eleventh District {in the post home in Broad Ripple Thursday. Mra. Charles O. Warfel, District president, will call the meeting to order at 10 a. m. The nominating committee will report during the morning session, Mrs. Gwendolyn Wiggin MacDowell, national secretary who recently returned from a trip to South “America where she was a guest of the Venezuelan government, will speak on that country. Marian College students will give a program of Spanish music. Mrs, Elmer Krueger, Pan American chairman, is ir charge of the program, Mrs. Olla M-Dowell will conduct the annual memorial service.
Daughters of Isabella
To Meet Tomorrow
The Mother Theodore Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will be entertained with a talk and pictures by Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Fox following a 6 p. m. dinner tomorrow in the Catholic Community Center, The program will cover the pilgrimage to Our Lady of Fatima shrine in Portugal made last fall by the Foxes, Misses Ernestine Fuss, Margaret Slusher, Laura Fussenneger, Fern West, Ruth King, Margaret Putts and Nora
Flaherty are in charge of the dinner. Mrs, Zeo Leach will preside.
Sorority to Meet
The Lambda Chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa Sorority, will mect at 8 p. m, tomorrow in the E.
Tenth St. Branch, Fiaelity Trost 0. The members will discuss plans to attend the national con-
15 in Detroit.
vention to be held May 13, 14 and Shepherd,
Mrs. Phil Cassidy, Mrs. William O'Neil 49. The next play will:-be May 9. Cumulative scores of the group for the last three months are: Mrs. Robert Tappan 61.2; Mrs, J. C. Stafford 58.6: Mrs. Waring Lynch 58.4; Mrs. Phil Cassidy 57.6; Mrs. C. P. Stewart {57.1; Mrs. Ralph Goodwin 56.4; Mrs, H. J. Vollnogle 55.8: Mrs. E. R. Buxton Jr. 55.4; Mrs. O. L. Walter 54.5; Mrs. Irene MecCormack 54.4. .
Events
FRIDAY Lutheran Orphans’ Welfare Assn. ~-12:30 p. m. 3310 E. Washington. Mesdames Edgar Mutchler, Joseph Reek Jr, Otto Lawrenz, Paul Rupprecht, Fred Korff and Marie Prange, hostesses. SATURDAY Administrative Women in Education—12:30 p. ‘m. Propylaeum. Miss Grace Custer, sped) National Society, Arts and Letters—2 p. m. Mrs. Donovan A. Turk, 3313 Washington Blvd, hostess. Mexican program, Mrs. C. C. Martin. Saturday Afternoon Literary 12:30 p. m. DAR Chapter House, Mrs. Ernest Keller and Mrs. Glen Howe, hostesses. Mrs. L. W. Bruck, speaker.
Clubs Hold Joint Meeting
Claudia Really was hostess for a joint meeting of the Date-A-Gamma Sub deb Club and the Counts Squire Club recently. The sub debs had a “hot dog” party last week in Cherie Enyart's home. The members and dates attending were Dixie Allred, Bill Kerns,
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Church Group Plans Banquet
people how to make our gals| Mrs. David Hedges will be pretty are designing a “class|toastmaster. Miss Margaret pin.” with a picture of’'a curl on/Ann McKinley will toast the
ones.
Our Eligible Escort of Tomorrow
Photo by Ruth Ann Hamilton, Times Staff Photographer. RONNIE DEWALD loves his fluffy white bunnies. He has 15 little ones and five big Ronnie is interested in grown-up activities like gardening—he pulls up tulips and digs up mud to fill his buckets. - Ronnie, who will be 2-years-old next week, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Dewald, 2628 W. 61st St.—By Marjorie Turk.
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[Riviera Club ~~ Events Listed
Pool Will Open
On Decoration Day The Riviera Club has scheduled
party and the formal opening of the pool will be on DecoraMay 30. ‘ There will be a ladies luncheon bridge June 22. Mrs. Fred Bolle is in charge assisted by Mesdames Norman E. Cary, Herbert A. Fehr and Claude W. Raub. Another ‘women's bridge is set for July 6. Mrs. Ray Ball will be chairman l committee will include
Kline and Howard L. Swanson. Mrs. Dorsey D. King is in charge of the July 20 party together with Mesdames J. M. Applegate, Robert Z. Berry and James D, Miller.
Events Listed
Another ladies luncheon-bridge will be held Aug. 3. Mrs. Ernest Taylor will arrange the event ase sisted by Mesdames James W., Minton, Carol O. Schopp and James F. Stehouwer. Mrs, George A. Weir is chairman of the Aug. 17 bridge assisted by Mesdames William J. Begley, Al E. Kahle and Mitchell Richey. The program in the club for. July 4 will include brunch at 10:30 a. m. and dancing from 11 a. m. until noon with Gilly Banta’s orchestra. The children’s swimming classes. will begin June 13. Beginners classes will be Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 10 a. m. Advanced classes; will meet the same days a: 11 a. m.
ITSC Units Set Meetings
4 Groups Plan Sessions This Week
Four ITSC Chapters will hold
The annual mothers and daughters banquet of the New York Street Evangelical United Brethren Church will be held at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday In the church social rooms.
mothers and Mrs. Harold H. Hazenfield will give the ‘response. Miss Vivian B. Ely will speak on Hawail. Miss Jane Koten is in charge of the music and Mrs. Arthur Stettler will lead the devotions.
Journalist Unit Names Leader
Miss Alice Robertson, Butler University junior, has been elected
Other officers are Miss Patricia Smith, vice president; Miss Marjean McKay, secretary, and Miss Annabelle Church, acting treasurer, Miss McKay will be delegate to the annual convention of the organization to be held in Dallas, Tex., in late July.
Senior CYO Units
To Sponsor Dance
The 19 units of the Senior CYO in the Indianapolis Deanery will give a dance from 8:30 to 11:30 p. m, tomorrow in the Knights of Columbus Hall. The newly elected officers of the CYO Senior Youth Council are in charge of the event. They include Thomas Doyle, Jane Gaughan, vames Rea and Martha Baase, The Rythmaires will play. The dance is for the benefit of Camp Ra..cho Framusa, the CYO
Organizations—
President's Day
The Alpha Lambda Latriean
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Alpha Lambda Latreian Plans
meetings this week. Mrs. C. N. Beck, 2351 Broadway, will be hostess for the noon luncheon Wednesday of thé Alexandrian Chapter. Mrs. 0. G. Merrill will give the program.
The Ernie Pyle Chapter will
Luncheon
luncheon at 12:15 p. m, tomorrow in LaRue’'s Restaurant. New officers to be installed include Mrs. W. E. Richter, president; Mrs. Philip Hohman, vice president; Mrs. Albert Mendenhall and Mrs. B. Allen Sutton, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs, Quentin Wert, treasurer. -
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Hostesses will be Mrs, Kenneth Peterman and Mrs. WW. Don Hathaway.
- : . The Alumnae Association, Methodist Hospital School of
Nursi wijl-“éntertain members of EE class with a dinner tomorrow night ‘in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Miss Josephine M. Smith, president of the organization, will give a “Welcome to Seniors,” and Miss Barbara Gottschalk, senior class president, will respond. Honor guests will include Mrs. Ethel M. Pakgrove, class sponsor; the Rev. and Mrs, Claude M. McClure, Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
E, Neff and Misses E. Louise Grant, Mary E. Rhodes, Emma Beaves, Helen Banta and Thelma Hawthorne.
Epsilon Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, will meet Thursday night in the Hotel Antlers. Mrs. Barbara Dearing will talk on the League of Nations, the World Court and the United Nations.
Altar Society Plans Parties
The Altar Society, SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral, will have
two card parties May 18, one at 2 p. m. and the other at 8 p. m. The events will be in the social{ - center. ; Miss Helen Mannix is chairman
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Announce Plans For Open House
Mrs. Herman R. Davis and her daughters, Mrs. Paul W., Weir and Mrs, Cortland W. Shea, will hold an informal open house from 3 to 5 p. m. tomorrow in honor of Mrs. Walter J. Barth and her twin sons, Stephen and William, and daughter, Elizabeth. They are visiting here from St. Louis. Mrs. Barth was formerly Miss Ruth Davis. It will he held Miss Ruth Davis. The open house will be in the Weir home,
meet Thursday in“’the home of Mrs. Harold Thompson, 4860 Evanston Ave, for a 6:30 p. m. birthday dinner. Mrs. William Otto will be guest speaker and special entertainment will be presented by Mrs. Streeter Moller and Mrs. M. B. Higgason. > Officers for the new club year recently elected include Harry Uphaus, president; Mrs. Clem KEstell and Mrs. Wendell Chesire;,' first and second vice
recording secretary; Mrs. Charles Cooper, treasurer; Mrs. John Misner, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Archie Hankins, auditor, Mrs. Harold Thompson, Federation delegate.
Pictures Scheduled Joe Pierson will show pictures on Alaska at the Will Rogers chapter meeting Thursday in the
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Plan Card Party
Women’s Club will hold a card
party at 7:30 p. m. Thursday in|Iincoln Room of the YMCA. the Chambers Range Store, 2464! N. Meridian St. Markey and Mrs, Herbert Bloemker, co-chairmen, are in charge of arrangements.
workers, Mesdames Ethel Valentine, Mary Ellen. Merrill, Helen Logan, Myrtle Hair, Julian Mullen, Hazel Kelleher and Mary Murphy and Miss Lenora Burke. Miss Mabel A. Dunn is ward vice p. m. Thursday in Mrs. G. 0. Q. chairman.
38th St. Branch, Indiana National Bank. Hostesses will be Mesdames Harold Kiser, Charles Hollowell and Charles Buchanan. Miss Louise Duncan will speak to the members of the Eidelweiss Chapter at 6 p. m. Wednesday. The event will be held in the
The Seventh Ward Democratic
IPEO Units to Meet
Two chapters of the PEO Sisterhood will meqt this week. The AF Chapter will have a noon meeting Wednesday. Mrs. C, M. Sharp, 2224 E. Kessler Blvd, will be thé hostess. There will be a miniature bouquet contest. Chapter AJ will meet at 1:30
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