Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1949 — Page 4

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AB sending a child from ‘the Soo ‘Rehabilitation Center| ba camp this summer, b Wi Mrs. O. J. Breidenbaugh, camp i ehatrman; announces. that the ts national organization of the so- «+ rorfity. has awarded a camp schol-| “ ‘arship to the local unit The youngster from Crossroads’ will spend . two ‘weeks in camp and will also attend the Crossroads Day Camp. | ‘The sorority provides tuition and for the camper.| Gamma Phil Beta mamtatns- four] summer camps for undetprivi-| Jeged’ children. - More than 5000 gitie 4 dpend their vacations at the|

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A founders day luncheon fs planned for the members of Alpha, _ ‘Omicron Alpha Soroity. The event 1 will be at 1 p. m. Saturday in the Indianapolis Athletic Club; 1 Miss Edwina MacDougall of the Indiana State Nurses Association is to be the guest speaker. Each = year the sorority awards a scholarship to a student in an accredited school of nursing. . _. There will be a musical program presented” by Mrs. “Russell E. Bleeke and Mrs. Edna Long. Mrs. -Carolirie- Senteny, grand president and organizer, and Mrs. _. Russell Purr, national president, will attend the luncheon. =e

Mrs. Mayer Is Chairman Mrs. Alvin C. Mayer is general! chairman, assisted by Mesdames Edgar Haught, C. E. Pluess, J. A. Wacker, Victor Jtivug | J. D. Reddington and J + R. Rob-| ertson.

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[Butt : Indianapolis cools chosen to serve as ‘couriselors are Misses

* Ellen Halgren, [Yane Ann “Keily, Shirley Klinge, McClure, {Marie McMillan and Doris Ma-| vity. Also Misses Marilyn Mercier, ’ | Ann Montgomery, Joan Myers, | Katherine | Overstreet,

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Group to Serve ~ Freshman Week

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of freshmen women, - Miss ass Blades is chairman of the which will - gerve during an Week, Sep}. 12 through J

The: counselors will meet

ed Bundy, "Barbara.

| Xnnabelle Church, Joan Cochran! * |Joan Coxen, Margery Cunning‘ham, Joyce Dehnbostle, Barbara Jean “Beverly Grob, Mary Diana Harvey,

Sue . Goodman,

LeBien, Ruth .

Nitchman,

Peggy Sprigss, Caria Stout, Idreher,

counselors include

“College Prevue™ {party to be held at 2:30 p.m. |Aug. 17 in the School of Re ng

Eleanor! Joan Owen, Jean | Porteous; Jo Anne Prall, Laura

|Jean ‘Ray, Beverly Simon, Gloria Helene

Jean L Ruthann Thomas, ’ Martha Turpin, Sally Ver. trees and Virginia Wampler. Out-of-town women selected as Miss June Bodley, East Chicago; Miss Patty Cooper, Tipton; Miss Carolyn Fritz, Bluffton; Miss Bar‘bara Lee Head, Mooresville; Miss Mary Alice Kennedy, Brookston, and Miss Mary Jane White, Louisville, .

Four Camp Fire Girls: - Mayer Fosney watch one of the painters at work at Camp Delight. }

camp chairman, and Frank | Langsenkamp, a member of the | camp committee, ‘were on hand

“to Tend moral-suppert- ~The painters stopped only once, That was when the bell rang for dinner, which the Bi served to them. | Like mast housewives expects". ing the painters, campers had been busy getting ready for the big event all last week. Four cabins in the junior high unit were moved into a semi-circle ‘ facing White River and the five cabins in the younger unit were placed in a circular arrange | ment.

SOME 50 PAINTERS spent as > green trim paint went on under ‘busman’s holiday Yesterday at the swishing of the ‘experts. It Camp Delight. kept them running to see that ' At ye clock yesterday morn- all farniture was cleared from ‘ing - the. men, members of 1 o porch that the Painters’ Unfon, AFL Local 47, te ange in a a donned their work clothes, got ‘painters’ onslaught. * out their brushes and started on The paint was donated by 13 He 20 buildings of the Camp paint dealers in Indianapolis. Fire Girls Camp. Camp De- Arrangements for the painters light, which the ‘Red Feather was made through John Lemon, Agency has used for established president of the local, and Wilcamp since 1935, is located or jjam E. Julian, business repre116th St. between State Roads sentative of the local. 37 and 431. Mayor Feeney came out to Campers “oh’'d” and “ah'd” ry his prowess and Miss Irene at the transformation of the Boughton, Camp Fire Girls units as the white and grass counct president; Paul Mozingo,

Door this year. Members of the group are working as volunteers, at the center.

Mrs. Walter R.

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be shown.

June Lindsey ‘Wed in Church

‘Marjorie Turk.

| CATERING ANN (CATHY) MADDEN likes to splash in a swimming pool and be ; pushed around on her little tricycle. boy friends from the kindergarten crowd and is fascirnted ‘with sand box construction work. Cathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Madden, 4010 College Ave.—By

Girls Plan _

Horse Show

Camp Fire Group * Sets Annual Event

The Indianapolis Camp Fire Girls announces the date for its annual horse show. The event will be at 2 p. m Saturday at ‘Camp Delight. “Delightful USA" is the theme of this year's show. It will be,

Photo by Bab Wallace, Times Btaft GT

The 19-month-old platinum blond has “big”

decorations,

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ridegroom My Day—

Lindsey is his bride in a ceremony,

Blainé Avenue Methodist Church. The Rev. H. W.. Wooldridge officiated. The bride is the daughter *of

Mrs. Ruth Lindsey, 1015 8. or St. and Mr. ahd Mrs. E.| How board for three months,

tewart was the With the example

Mra. Lea Keith und Mins EB marquiset.

“had a net yoke Tong sleeves. excellent swimmers.

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McKee, Leonard M. Ball Devon Personett. was in the church. Mr. McKee and his bride are én nary ® trip to to Michigan. ‘the

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By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT | HYDE PARK, N.Y., Aug. 1-—Thére was a fascinating picture! - in the papers recently of a little l-year-old jumping off a 10-foot| diving board, feet first,’'In Dallas, Tex. Hehas been leaping from a are at home at 706 8

-Jt is interesting that a boy only 9-months-old could be trained {7:30 p. m, June 24 in the Wood-/ !Mrs. Harold

Meee, 4 N. Belle Viaw by his father to jump as he does into’ the ‘water. bridegroom pare | good idea and I think we are ~" . {proving it here in our local pool.

Mrs, Stanley Bi of our older [than in others. matron of honor and the brides children and the supervision © : maids were Mrs. Richard Hatdy. lan “expert swimmer, very small | ver, and I think it must allay ar Leeds Ave. Isle boys and giris-con Juss. their tear Some of our fears. More dogtors, Ashieman,. They wore pastel of the water and learn to keep) are alert today fo the signs that ern Ave. are the parents of the! |themselves afloat: Before most of| Roint to the possibility of a child's). 40or00m, The white satin bridal gown us realize it, théy become really having polio.

The veil was held by a tiara of| There is no doubt that “every| Probably our statistics are becom- i honor. The bridesmaids were Miss v di W k orange blossoms. The. bride! mother is worried over the. in- fal more reliable every year. I Betty L. Cline, Atlanta, Ind.; er Lh or S crease in the-number of poli . Stewart was the best man cases, and what concerns me Is; a the ushers were Harold R. that there are certain areas pf our ne to The reception have a very high percentage of { polio every year. It is extrarordifind eut reason “why this disease -ap-i

ers, will be crowned. A “balloon race, a musical "chair race and a contest for jun-

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“At Home Here . t Mr. and Mrs. L. Wayne JohnaoniHise.. Janet Miter,

will also be held. There will be a picnic sypper after the show. | Chairmen for the event include

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parade; Keystone! bara Jackson, field ‘apcorations: The couple was married ativriss Joan Tash, publicity, and own, food. It certainly is al side Methodist Church. The Rev. as Oranda C. Bangsberg is Henry White officiated. : mp director and Miss Barbara Thé bride was Miss Phys, ‘Redding is riding instructor. Miss | [Irene Owens, daughter of MF. ,)ice Goldthwaite assists Miss na ME Tawrence Ai Owens! and Jerry: ng: is

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Mr, and Mrs. groom. “erew-cut “has replaced spent fils last years i Tah = JCharles Johnson, 1820 Southeast: = it. One old. coachman who drives French possession in the on me n “Emerson Avenue Baptist Ch Si alle TW SSuint' js 10 vie" oi. Fon CIWE AF TTS 35 97H i 8 for the vo of bright colors and | o'cloc yesterday afternoon Oo Re ROS ney Shey! Mrs. Katherine Cory, sister of! orus ings {as high a's xr s—has dressed pacific on, 8 [Miss Marjorie E. Sewell's mare. q ‘the bride, “was {he matron of! himself up a Mexican cowboy The latest creations of the top irlage to Roy A. Haymaker. erin Soin Pair Couturier base hewn greatiy BC Poles Gloom aoted, or influenced by the bright-colored r. Haymaker e son © 0 S80 Think HOS Ry Rog Raymond Schnitker, Miss Kathe| ‘ Times Kate Services mes 1s tight i ts coming just raarongs worn by : py iMrs: Myrtle M. Cane, 715 E, 22d 'keep one’s children in good condi-! erine Montgomery and Miss Bar-! BLOOMING N, Ind, Aug. 1 below : g n a Anspired bY hitian: beauties. — ...I8t. Mrs. Robert Mattingly was tion, thereby lessening the elt bara Owens, sister of the:bride. <-For the second successive year rine un 1's Caralb Copyright; 1048. by The Indianangis Times the matron of honor. She wore g ances ye Gatlin was the flowerigiri the - Indiana Uni ersity: Chorus dancers. Men's swimming suits and Chicago Dally N joss with white accessories, The. bride had a - ballerina

{of their falling prey to the polio! bug. : I am so glad that the Isle de’ {France received a gala welcome when she arrived in -New York harbor, Having* this skp dba in commission will symiioiize for

and Bobby Whitecotton was the ringbearer. Donald Lee Johnson was his brother's best man. ‘The ushers webe Harold Gregory, Ray: | mond - Schnitker, Robert Dunn, and -Freddrick Owens.

Series. =~ In addition to-the Requiem, the) I U. chorus of 180 voicesiwill also; [presert ~ Verdi's “Te Deum” : performances scheduled for 8 the French—a—stép acéompiished: Bla -k Ch Ho Spm next Saturday and Sunday; in_ their recovery program. o! ack \.hnirron Back lat Grant Park. Antal Dorati, con-/

Tonight a motion-pictiire the-|. Sheer black rayon chiffons ‘are ductor of the Minneapolis Symater; which-ts-opposite-the-Memo-i pack for summer daytime wear. phony orchestra, will conduct the rial Library here at Hyde ParkiCut simply to emphasize the chorus in both performances. and which will be run by a local peauty of fabric, these dresses The LU. Chorus presentation of group of theater people, is going come tucked, shirred, polka dotted, the “Requiem” at Grant Park last to open for the first time. The printed and plain.’ Wear them year was hailed by music critics ev ening is sponsored by the Hyde over a black slip or, for variety, as one of the outstanding per-| (Park Lions Club and.the pro- over a slip of pretty, pastel, to formances on Chicago's summer {ceeds -are for the benefit of the give a. glint of .color shining tchedule of outdoor musical en: Hyde Park Community Chest, SIhrougn the dark chiffon. itertainment, i

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with papa and mama showing Paris to junior, the sudden popularity among the French of American styles. marriage at 3:30 p. m. Saturday , sudden yen for light -suits in| carried out in the parade and tn inen or shantung has developed,’ The parade Wwilllgng two-color coats are in in- 52° ‘open the show and the Horse [creasing evidence Show Queen; elected by the camP- young males about town, The iatellectual set in Montparnassy and St.

for and for senior horsemanship Pres: have Sons allow Ry

nating color here, however. The fa¥hion of wearing shirts ‘over

pants which Americans {Miss Betsy Pedersen, Program; ...nient for golf or ténnis,

{has been adopted—but for street s wear, even at night.

‘Crew Cut Popular

and:high off the. forehead, | This style ¥ they x

will present Verdi's “Requiem” at are cross-lined: wool Yeminiscent

Chicago's Grant Park Summer Of fishermen's nets. 3 for masculine fashions,

American Styles Finding Place Tivis T. ltce —in Many French W @rdfbes:

Takes Bride

Weds Barbara Lavelle “In Sweeney Chapel Mr. and Mrs. Tivis T. Itce are

This is not entirely because of the influx of American Sourisis on a trip to the Smoky Mountains It is du€ partly to|and Washington following their

: By PAUL GHALI HARE REE. ETH thee het summer:

lin Sweenéy Chapel, Butlér Uni. {able i raglan coats|y.rgity, The bride was Miss Bar. BAT OVer Summer y.., Jovelle, daughter of Ralph among the jaresses, Jind in general much; vejje, 632 Laverock Road. : \aumpler linea thal ppd peared in “rne Rev, John Ray Clark of wartime fashions. Thorntown officiated. Mrs. Frank Harrison was her sister's matron A [of honor ‘and the bridesmaids meriean taste also Is respon-| were Miss Nancy Heemstra, Des i for the heeless shoes laced catur, and Miss Dorothy Newburg, ig above the ankles called, The bride wore white organdy ‘baltét” - shoes, now worn by all! {over taffeta. The gown had a Paris belles, for the small bell Hl-| square neckline and short sleeves shaped” hats, handbags —in—theis edged “with Swiss embroidery. Hag of Buxes, and above all for| Pppijlip Bradford was the best [the very low boat-shaped neck: | 'man. The ushers were Leonard

{line worn even: in .daytime. In| |short, anything that smacks of|- [Puingame and Yong 1 “gj Nesbitte

A few years back, the young the American continent or of the| nch . would-b&€ intellectual, |[Pacifi¢ islands is just the thing] Coup le suple Wed

e his hair long on the neck to wear in Paris this summer. ehech Rite

Germain des Gauguin in Vogue

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J Gauguin, the .greatest French| a called the “zazou.” The _painter of the last 50 yeats. rho

{length frock of white lace over - ald rose taffeta. She had a band of net and flowers in her ‘hair

\So' much| Visifing i in Canada % Times Special

American influence in comen’s | ALBERTA, Canada, Aug. 1-

{clothes as seen in: France\today Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Carroll, 3818 and carried Johanna Hill roses. ‘Is ‘responsible for shorter wots. Central in tailored costumes, skirts with Jasper Park Lodge, {ntimerqus “pleats,

Ave. are visiting the, “Mr, Mattingly was the “best

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