Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1949 — Page 7
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 18,1940 PAGE T
Brookside
By MARJORIE TURK
Out of the Ice Box Into the Frying Pan
Plan Fu Civic Club |. J EERE ah. ture Plans Review Br nm
Mary Jane finished 33 months of work in Anchorage, Alaska, with the Civil Aeronautic Administration on Apr. 30. She is leaving today for her new post in Bangkok, Siam. The Indianapolis girl, the . daughter of the Rev, and Mrs. Daniel Custer Sommers, 918 Congress Ave. will be the first woman in the CAA's new international field office in BangKok. Now, although there will be no more fishing through the ice, moose trailing or taking river boat trips down the Yukon, Mary Jane is looking forward to the change. She spent her time in Indianapolis buying an entire new wardrobe. She didn't own one cotton dress when she was in Alaska. And there are 15 packed in her trunk for the hot country. She is leaving behind her ski suits and has several bathing suits ready to take their place. Mary Jane will fly from San Francisco and have stop-overs in Honolulu and Manila to visit the international CAA offices there before going on to Siam. She is a graduate of Shortridge High School and Indiana Uni» versity.
Block's : MAY VALUE EVENTS
Activities a Bn Indianapolis League of Women Voters Install
wensene me semis o ors OTHICEFS at Meeting In DAR Chapter House
'329' Club to Give
Annual Rose Dance The dancing classes sponBrookside Mothers
sored by Civic Club will present a spring review at 8 p. m. Saturday in the Manual High School auditorium. Miss Barbara Willoughby is dance instructor and Mrs. Willard Bates, accompanist. Mrs. Walter Smith is sponsor committee chairman. Committee members include Mesdames C. V. Martin, A. L. Cooper, Frank Sturgeon, Ernest Bidwell, Ralph Upfalt, Cecil Rankin, Kenneth} 4Bea, Norman Koepper, Hdsea Holder, James Gant and David Pyles.
Charlie Bowers and the wit, sonnaires will play for the an nual semiformal Rose Dance of! the “328” Club. It will be at 9 p. m. Sunday in the YWCA Hollenbeck Hall. The buffet dinner will be served at 8:30 p. m.
Sept. 18 has been selected for the opening fall dance. On two Sundays each month during the summer the club in co-operation with other YWCA organizations will take trips and outings. Club officers are Bernard Heaton, president; Cookie Partlow, vice-president; Pat Pritchard, secretary, and Don Guard, treasurer.
Committee chairmen include Marion O'Neill and Jim Whitman, membership; Jean Parker and Libbie Harlan, decorations; Norma Wright and Bertha Kenyon, food; Dick Beaman and Pat Hoffhein, entertainment, and Bob Dain and Betty Dungan, publicity. Miss Jenette Smith, adult program director on the YWCA staff, is club sponsor.
Club to Hear Talk
Mrs. Aultie Kilgore, 5230 KE. Washington St, will be hostess at 8 p. m. today for members of the Three G's Club. Miss Louise Duncan will talk on Alaska.
Mrs. Jane Olson will be hostess for the 12:30 p. m. luncheon Friday of the James Whitcomb Riley ITSC. It will be In the 38th St. Branch, Merchants National
ty groups meeting in the near future. Psi Psi Psi Sorority, mothers’ organization of Delta Delta Delta Sorority, will entertain sen-
jor daughters belonging to the Butler University Chapter and
will be held at 11 a. m. in the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
The graduates include Misses Patty Huber, Barbara Lovelle, Dorothy Newburg, Constance Harvey, Patty Smith, Joan Schnitzius, Jacqueline Smith, Patti Donnelly, Barbara Myers, Jeannette Cassady and Margaret Rennoe.
Their mothers are Mesdames Lee Huber, Ralph O. Lovelle, Harry E. Newburg, John P. Harvey, Kenneth H. Smith, H. J. Schnitzius, Norman Smith, Patrick Donnelly, Rex Myers, Charles A. Cassady and Edgar Rennoe.
Mrs. Russell T. Sweeney, president of Alpha Chapter of Tri Psi Sorority, and Mrs. Helen P. Fitz-| 3 gerald, Tri Delta house director, also will be guests. Mrs. Donald Johnson and Mrs. Edward D. Pierre, chairmen of the social committee, are in charge. 3
Tea Arranged
Members of Omega and Alpha; Theta Chapters of Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority will sponsor ali tea at 2:30 p. m. Saturday for the! Future Teachers of America Club, The event will be given in| Stuart Hall of Technical High 8chool.
Honor guests will include students from Southport and Shortridge High Schools as well as pupils from the grade school club! of School 72. The Selective Recruitment of Teachers Committees of Delta Kappa Gamma are sponsoring the program. Miss Helen Hodde and Miss Adelaide Sullivan are in charge.
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Mrs. Charles T. Harman (right) was installed as president of the Indianapolis League of Women Voters at today's annual luncheon meeting in the DAR Chapter House. Also installed were Mrs. Thomas J. Beasley Jr. (left), secretary, and Mrs. Howard Lytle, first vice president. Not shown are Mesdames Robert Loomis, Arthur Medlicott, Howard A. King, Gordon McCalment, David Ross,
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Presiding at the tea table will be Miss Byrl McClure, president of Omega, and Miss Mary EK. Ronk, president of Alpha Theta. Helping with arrangements for the tea are Miss Ermal Applegate and Miss Norma Phillips.
Installation Set
The Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter, Sigma Kappa Sorority, will have fiinal meeting of , the season at 6:30 p. m, today in the home of Mrs. William Hutchison, E. 86th St. There will be a dinner, and Mrs. G. F. Tilford and Mrs. William Tornes will assist the hostess. Summer rush will be discussed and new officers for the coming year will be installed. They are
Mrs. D. P. Hopkins, vice-presi-dent; Mrs. William H. Willard and Miss Tina Brazil, recording and -corresponding secretaries,
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treasurer. Others to be installed are Mrs. W. Long, “Triangle” correspondent; Mrs. R. P. Burkle, Panhellenic representative; Mrs. Earl. Cooper, alternate; Miss Lorena Denham, magazine chairman, and Mrs. Barbara Hissie, publicity chairman.
Hospital Guild Elects Officers
Mrs. Frederic D. Norris will
take office in September as presi- |
dent of the St. Margaret's Hospital Guild. She was elected Guild head at the election held yesterday at a luncheon meeting in the home of Mrs. Charles M. Hammond, 7248 N. Pennsylvania St. Also elected were Mrs. Robert C. Burnett and Mrs. Harold L. Mercer, first and second vice presidents; Mesdames Robert H. Miles, A. Dickinson Smith and C. Larry Wilson, recording, corresponding and assistant corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. L. E. Kincannon and Mrs. L. E. Randle, treasurer and assistant.
1908 Wellesley Class Holds Reunion
A reunion of 1908 Wellesley College classmates was held here recently in Ayres’ tearoom when Mrs. William. Vawter, Benton Harbor, Mich., president of that class, came through the city. Miss Stella Morrison was hostess for a luncheon which included Mrs. H.-B. Pike and Mrs. Paul Burkholder, president of the Indianapolis Wellesley Club.
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Sunnyside Affair To Be Held Friday
Additional reservations have] been. made for the Sunnyside! Guild Maytime card party at 1:30] p. m. Friday in the Murat Tem-| ple. Guests of Mrs. Edward B. Boyer will be Mesdames Charles Krutz, John M. Young, Harry Brown, William Schroeder, Sam-
ard McNeill and Rich Wilkerson Jr. R Mesdames T. R. Crockett, William Balsley, W. J. Pape, Russell Mueller, E. H. McKimma, George Boucher, 8abin’ Mitchell, Howard Berns, Robert M. King, Harold Barton, J. H. Sargent, Frank, Howard, H. E. Burgan, A. L. Johnson, Everett Jeanes and Earl Yarling will be entertained by Mrs. Charles Byfield. Mrs. Nordeau E. Heaps will have as her guests, Mrs. Phillip Lanham and Mrs. H. C. Lorenzen. With Mrs. Robert J. Clarke will be Mrs. Paul Burget and Mrs. Don Marburger.
Mrs. Cortright Entertains
| Included in Mrs, Herbert F. Cortright's party will be Mes{dames John Ray. 0. H. Fateley, {Emmett Hayth, Donald Graham, {C. F. Gale, George Bliss, John {Kirby, E. M. Huxford, William {Haines, Noble Reed, Howard | Deputy, E.- Ford Bergen, Robert iMorris, R. O. Richards, W. A. {Nyland and Chalmers Cox. | In a group with Mrs. A. C. Zaring will be Mesdames Clara Sturtz, Adah Crawford, Christine Stutz, W. J. Berry, William Hearing, Omer Poter, Ira Webster, M. C. Harbison, W. F. Healy, L. {F. Pursell, A, G. Cooley, T. P. Burke, Claude Wilson, Walter Baxter, Louis Hadgedon and H. E. Ernsting. Mrs. T. E. Root's guests will include Mesdames J. W. Huckleberry, A. D. Hitz, E, I. Wagner, C, R. McCotter, H.” C. Ryker, Bruce Childs, Carl Shafer, H. Y.| Tynch, C. L. Stratton, C. E. Hen- | drix, Bruce 8hort and T. O. Tucker. Mrs, LeRoy Cox and Mrs. Amelia Rentsch will be entertained by Mrs. Charles Seidensticker and Mrs./G. W. Schaffer will be the| hostess for Mrs. William Glaze |brook. i
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The Bridal Scene— Several Parties and Showers Planned for Future Brides
Parties are being planned to honor future brides. Mrs. Harry night in the DAR Chapter House { D. Sullivan and Miss Edith D, Ferris will entertain Sunday after- marked the local celebration of
noon with a linen shower for Miss Charlotte L. Heitz,
The party will be in Mrs, Sullivan's home, 2176 N. Talbot Ave. {the Norway Club. Miss Heitz's marriage to Harry A. Burkart Jr., will be June 4 in
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholi¢ Church, = a a A maypole using the bridal
colors of maize, lilac and green has been chosen as the decora-
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be Mrs. James R. Heitz and Mrs.[of Washington. Burkart, mothers of the engaged couple; Mesdames Paul Gootee, George Heitz, Howard W. Houser, Mabee and = Misses Herrell, Marian Heitz and Thelma the parents of the Taylor. : Mrs. Paul Schwindler, Ruckle 8t., will entertain May 25|Canton, O.
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