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May, President's Day Events Planned by Local Organizations
Medical Society Women's Auxiliary _ Schedules Breakfast in Country Club
May Day and President’s Day luncheons will mark the end of the club year for two organizations next week, while a final musicale has been arranged by another. A May Breakfast will be held by the Indianapolis Medfeal Society Women’s Auxiliary at 10:30 a. m. Monday in the Highland Golf and Country Club: : Mrs. Walter P. Morton, general chairman, is being assisted by Mrs. Louis T. Need and Mrs. Oscar Helmer, arrangements, and Mesdames Kenneth Thornburg, Claude F. Otten and Clifford E. Ernst, reservations. "Mrs. Charles C. Martin will present the program on “The South American Way” in costume.
Mrs. Bert Ellis will preside at the business meeting. New officers will be elected. The Camille Fleig Junior Section and the Student Section of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale, will present final programs Sun- membership - sectetaries; Mrs. day in the DAR Chapter House. Oren, treasurer; Mrs. James WilNew officers will be elected by Son, parliamentarian, and Mrs. both groups. |S P. Stockton, auditor. Taking part in the junior Pro-| ‘nro Grace Custer will talk on gram at 2 p. m, will be Lee Wool-lusjono the Maya Trails, Guate-
dridge, Harry Dawson, Jimmy|p,a190 at Saturday’ y's spring lunchSosnran, Sharon Murphy, LIbbY eon meeting of the Council of Adatty, Roenotta Trainor, Beverly p,in; trative Women in Education.
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Machine Helps
Mrs, Dorothy Kent Lilly (left), reducing salon proprietress, adjusts pressure he client is in position for slimming abdomen, hips, thighs and waistline.
Junts, Marceita May, Carol House- . fed, Kay Adams, Merwynl "br be held at 12:30 p. m. In Studor, Jo Carol Bicket, Susan| yr... Maude Price, vice presi-
Worner, Jack Worner, Evelyn : y dent, will be in charge of the Joan. Dawson, Nancy Stillson, ie and Mrs. Hubert Vitz, Donna Lynn Andre, Phylis|s oa) chairman, is planning the whist, Judiann Smith, Neil} opoon ? reenbaun, Cyvia Yankuner, ° Patty Jett and Paul Whittemore, Orficers S92 he 4330 mm Festivl Date Set dn i, rien a io Playing on the Student Section Gretchen Mueller, secretary; Miss program at 4 p. m. will be Mary pgsther V. Burrin, treasurer, and
Sutton, Ruth. Ellen Fark, Mar-\Mrg. Vitz, Miss Verna Craig and jorie Ball, Jeanne Bray, Jessie Miss Eva Miles, directors. 5
Coleman, Betty Wright, Mediece| Stevens, Judy Ball, Judy Harvey! a and Judy Fairfield, violinists; NA H Lois Wooldridge, Judy ' Slagle, | ISS ennett
Sandra Kay Jordan, Phyllis Cahn, and Wanda Toffolo, pianists, and TO Be Wed Gloria Harvey and re ; Burke, “harpists. Betty Cramer! Mr, and Mrs. Edward Bennett, Mrs, Adrian E. Wilhoite. presi-
will sing accompanied by Mary ,q., E. Michigan St. announce'dent, announces the committee
Williamson. | { May 21 has been announced as the approaching marriage of heads for the year. They are Miss
_the date for the State Junior|their daughter, Barbara, to wr, | Besulah BE aD ees Ho. Festiva) Po be held in fhe Jordan liam R. Sides, son of Mr, and bert Eskew, program: Mrs. Ned BOE a io LALIOn nr, Clair Sides, 4618 E. Wash-|Long, rush; Mrs. Lowdermilk, na-
Sororities—
The Indianapolis Alumnae
William A. Summers, William J. will assist the hostess. Plans for aiding the “Little Marion County Cancer Society, will be discussed. This is the group's project. Mrs. L. Victor Brown will report on recent activities and Mrs. Elbert Brock will talk on ,the work of the motor corps. Five new directors will be elected at the business session.
tests from 9:30 a. m. to noon, \n8ton St. The couple will be tional work; Mrs. Alfred Camp-|
Local Girls Announce Plans
married at 2:30 p. m. Sunday in (bell, telephone; Mrs. Ray Clutter, {the Emerson Avenue Baptist ways and means, and Mrs. Elbert : {Church. ost si: - | Brock, cancer project. ; Mrs. William Oren is chairman! Mrs. Edward Bennett Jr, sis-| Mrs. Mildred M.
“The program will be presented at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
Crump will of the President's Day luncheon ter-in-law of the future bride, SPeak on “Floral Arrangements of the Women’s Organivation, Na- {Will be the mairon of honor, Mrs. (and Corsages With. Garden tional Association, ~.tail Drug- Evan Williams will be a brides- Flowers” after the business gists. It will be Tuesday in the Maid and Miss Nancy Bennett Meeting. Hotel Lincoln. Installation of new Will be the junior bridesmaid. |Luncheon Scheduled officers will precede the social Judy Eavs, South Bend, willl Mrs. William V, Kingdon is hour. be the flower girl and Robert chairman of the annual May To be installed are Mrs. Ingalls Page Jr. will be the ring bearer./luncheon of the Indianapolis
Gelly, president; Mrs. Frank Pin-|. Jack Sides will be his brother’s| Alumnae Chapter, ‘Alpha Sigma nella and Mrs. Fred Dunnington, | best man. The ushers will be first and second vice presidents; Henry Wollen Weber and Robert Mesdames William Hamaker, Ru- Gwynn. The prospective bridedolph Roehl and Albert Michel, igroom attended Butler Univerrecording, corresponding and sity.
SUNDAY, MAY 8TH
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Give in sets of 4, 6 or 8. So handy. Trays 11 inches square. Yellow color with pretty pink flowers— 85¢ each. Fillers =-33¢c dozen.
FROM OUR: STATIONERY DEPARTMENT Attractively Boxed
Stationery, $1.00 Box ~and up.
Pretty Note Paper 50c, 85¢ and $1.15 per box.
See Our Selection of Mother's Day Greeting Cards, Main Floor
| Charles Mayer 2 Company
Alpha Sorority. The event will be at 12:30 p..m. Saturday in the Highland Golf and Country Club. Pansies ‘and valley lilies in miniature wheelbarrows will be the decorations. There will be a musical skit and book review. Mrs. William R. Lull, president, will speak. The guests are to be Mesdames E. M. Burge, Edward ‘Schofield, H. C, Hall, C. C. Lamb, T. William Engle, Joseph W. Selvage, Gerald Hutton, Flora M. Rauh, Edna Proctor and H. W. Shaw. Also Mrs. C. P. Baldwin, Kokomo, and Mrs. Frances Mumaw, Cleveland.
Alumnae Group fo Discuss Plans to Aid Cancer Society
Chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi
Sorority will meet at 8 p. m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Edward F. Dirks, 45 N. Kenmore Road. Mesdames Wilfred Oestrike,
Kennedy and Walter Lichtenstein Red Door,” ‘service unit of the Chapter, Phi Delta Beta Soroirty,
Rue’s Restaurant. Mrs. Wilburta Harrison and Mrs, Lee Norquest are chairmen.
Sorority, will, have a party for the mothers of the members tomorrow night in the home of Mrs. John Simpson, 814 N. Linwood Ave.
for 6:30 p.m. tomorrow in La’
Beta Chapter, Omega Phi Tau 3
Local Reducing Salon Realize God: 'Be Fit, Not Fat’
Sensible and Well-Balanced Diet
38th St.
day with all sorts of figure problems—from thick ankles to flabby arms. They range from petite 100-pounders to buxom 200-plus types, but they're all impelled by the Kent motto: “Be fit, not fat.” Mrs. Lilly's system, known . formally as the Gardner Therapeutic and Reducing Method, aims at spot reducing instead of slicing overall weight. “Bumps and bulges happen even to tiny gals after 30" she obseryes,
Three Machines, The salon is equipped with three adjustable reducing mas chines, with chain conveyor belts that propel light {fiber rollers over the desired spots for reducing massage. The machines, can be adjusted for lighter or deeper massage as well as for different areas. Mrs, Lilly's clients spend .an hour a day, five days a week, in machines. The time doesn't pass slowly. “Reducees” may smoke, read, knit, or manicure their nails during the massage. One voice student takes ad-
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Is Also Part of Reducing Regime By RUTH ANN HAMILTON
Waist 24. . .bust 34, . .hips 34. . .. these are the ideal, if seldom attained, measurements for the average American gal who's five feet four inches tall, according to Mrs. Dorothy Kent Lilly, proprietress of the Dorothy Kent Reducing Salon, 108 W.
To the Kent Salon more than a score of women come each
Group Ends Season With Annual Day
Group Will Hear Officers’ Report !
The Annual Day of the Wom-
vantage of her hour to do vocal exercises, “My job here” comments Mrs, Lilly, “is just like being a hostess from morning till night, keeping these women entertained. And I meet the loveliest people in Indianap-
olis.”
Diet Included
In addftion to the machine massage, Kent clients also follow a supervised diet, It's not a drastic, starvation-type regime—just a sensible, well-bal-anced diet with plenty of greens and lean meats. Mrs. Lilly herself is an advertisement for the salon. When she began work as an assistant there 10 years ago she weig'ied a bulky 163. It took three months of “rolling” plus cor. rective eating to trim her down to 124 pounds and practicallyperfect proportions. A native of Sandborn, Ind, Mrs. Lilly was trained in Ricnhmond by Mrs. Anna Booth, in-
ventor of the machine used in the salon,
With the client seated, the machines can be adjusted to massage upper arms, shoulders and thighs. Other adjustments enable the machine to reach ankles for massage.
The Bridal Scene—
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For May, Juné
i Several local girls announce plans for May and June weddings. Miss Betty Lou Turner, Southport, and Robert Cole Walsman will, be married at 7:30 p. m. June 19 in the Third Christian Church. The future bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Turner,
‘Orlando, Fla., and Mr, Walsman F. Walsman, 3210 Ruckle St. Mrs, W. Leland Dorman, Silver Hills, aunt of the bridegroom- tobe, will give a crystal shower in her home Saturday for Miss Turner, The bride-to-be is a graduate of Indiana University and Mr. Walsman is a graduate of Transylvania University, Lexington, Ky., and is attending the Indiana
Shirley Evans To Be Feted
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Mrs. J. F. Halladay, 303 W. 44th 8t, and Mrs. A. H. Hoeh, will entertain Wednesday night
Miss Bonnie Davis will be the maid of honor. for Miss Doris Marshall's marriage to Donald Wamsley. The wedding will be at| 8 p. m. June 10 in the River Avenue Baptist Church, | Mr. and Mrs, Glen Marshall, 627 Warren Ave, and Mr, and
University Law School.
Attendants Listed Sweeney Chapel, Butler University, will be the scene at 6:30 p. m. next Thursday of Miss Janet Lowry’s marriage to Samuel V. Johnston Jr. Miss Lowry is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, M.
Lowry, 133 E. 30th St. and the Allen, Gen. Fairchild
Mrs. Carl Wamsley, 1815 Milburn St, are the parents of the engaged couple. The bridesmaids will be Miss Mary Curtis and Miss Nancy Thomas, Peggy Cloud will be the flowergirl,
Assistant committee heads are Mrs. Frederick Grummeand and! Mrs. G. G. Thomas, invitations:| Misses Frances Shaw, Adelaide] McCarty and Eloise Proctor, ar-| rangements; Mrs, Bert McCam-! mon and Mrs. O. K. Gaskins, dec-| orations,” and Mrs. W, F. Noblitt| and Mrs. Howard J. McDavitt,| program. | Party Planned A mother-daughter banquet is! planned by the
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Casual Footwear | 4th Foor ~ !
members of Alpha be the ushers,
SMARTIE, WITH A FASHION KNACK
A favored casual fashion theme turns | up in bright, light-on-the-foot linen s . . . to send you skipping on your | 5 . 3 0 5 ‘00 . light-hearted way. In navy, rich 1 / 2 to ye P.M.
white can be ANY color
prospective bridegroom is the son ope of Mr. Johnston, 5347 Graceland 10 Address Auxiliary ve, J | Times Special Mrs. Helen Jane Martth, sister’ WASHINGTON, May 5 of the future bride, will be the George V. Allen, assistant Secmatron of honor and the brides- retary of State, and Gen. Muir maids will be Miss Shirley Melvin Fairchild, U. 8. Air Force, will and Miss Betty Louise Duck- speak at a special luncheon for worth. the members of the American Lynne Rose Martin will be the Legion Auxiliary at 1 p, m. Monflowergirl. Mr. Johnston will be day in Washington. his son’s best man while Robert! Mrs, Louis J. Lemstra, Clinton, Nielsen and William Durr will Ind., past national president, will {be an honor guest,
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Miss Shirley Rae Evans, Miss Evans’ marriage to Don-
fan's t Club will be {held from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Wed'nesday in the clubhouse, The event will close the season’s acti~ vities of the club. Mesdames Hezzie B. Pike, Alvin T. Coate and Lawrence Carter are serving as co-chairmen for ‘the day's program. Decorations are being arranged by Mesdames Carter, Albert C. Crump and Della F. Hoss. Annual reports by the club officers, directors and chairmen of the standing committees will be given at the morning session. Mrs, Carl J, Welnhardt, president, as{sisted by Mesdames Everett E, Lett, Robert L, Moorhead and F. {E., 8mith, vice presidents, will he (in charge of the business meeting,
‘Luncheon Planned
A spring luncheon will be served at 12:30 p. m. Committee chairmen, Mrs, Susan Shedd Hemingway and Mrs. Henry J. Windt, will be assisted by Mesdames {Willlam R. Bolen, George W. {Bowman, Herbert J, Buell, Fred. erick L. Game, Wallace Clark, Harold C. Curtis, A. J. Getz, Chester T, Gough, Ed B. Hall, George H. Hosmer, William E. Kennedy, Charles H. Klaisler, A. L. Leather man, R. G. Manning, John H. Newlin, Cora Pantzer, D. F. Randolph, 8. LeRoy Bcoles, William E. White and Willard M. Wickfzer, Mrs. Pike will preside and Mrs. Coate will give greetings.
Installation Arranged
Mrs. Hugh J. Biker will conduct the memorial hour. Mrs. John David Baker will sing accompanied by Mrs, Jane Burroughs Adams. \ “Let's Go Outdoors” will be the subject of an illustrated talk by. Mrs, Florence Wolcott, who will show her own colored slides. Mrs. Othniel Hitch will install the new officers and directors of the club. Punch will be served in the Mary Q. Burnet Room by Mrs. Albert J. Hueber and Mrs. Ernest Jones, Mrs. W, H, Albersmefer, Miss (Isabel N. Drummond and Miss Frances G. Moder are in charge of luncheon reservations. :
Hostess for Tea
Times State Service WHITING, Ind, May 5--Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, Whiting, will be hostess at a tea Saturday in her home. Mrs. Norman Jones, Bloomington, and Mrs. Dorothy
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ald H, Holmes will be June 10 in/Day Saxton, Richmond, will be 8 shower for the First United Lutheran Church. the honor guests.
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