Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1949 — Page 19
. 3 Two Parties to Honor Miss Carolyn Costin Two parties will fete Miss Car-| Also invited are Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn, Dithmer and Hendricks] Costin, ‘the bride-to-be of William Buettin, Marion, O.; Mr. Messrs. and Mesdames John David Tucker, before heriand Mrs. Richard Herndon Jr. Herndon, marriage . tomorrow night. The/Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Wells. and Heathe C. Steele. rite will be read in the North|Charles Robérts, all of Chicago; Methodist Sod Cours by Dr. Dallas Miss Gloria Vaughn, Winnetka, Costin, Allen and Roberts. There I, A noon brunch will be given| Miss Barbara Tucker, Fairland; scheme accented with chrysanthetomorrow at the Keys by Miss Robert Allen, Louisville, Ky.; Mr. mums. The dinner will be given Cynthia Hendricks, Chicago, and and Mrs. Alvin Barrows and|after the ] Miss Marjorie Dithmer. Attend-|James C. Costin, brother of the TT ing will be the parents of the bride. Plans Demonstration engaged couple, Mr. and Mrs. Tonight the parents of the] Miss Maryse Dahnke, Chicago, James William Costin and Mr. bride-to-be will give the bridal|will give a food and Mrs. Fred Bryan Tucker, |dinner in the Harrison Room of{for the members of the Butler Fairland; Mr. and Mrs. Henry L./the Columbia Club. Coming to University home economics
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Children’s Museum Plans Family Hour For School 28
Miss Eva Y. Wiles, Principal, and _ Mrs. Hendrick, PTA, to Head Receiving Line
The Children’s Museum will have a Family Hour from 2 to 5 p. m. Sunday in the museum for the patrons, pupils| ; and teachers of School 28. ; - | Miss Eva Y. Wiles, principal, and Mrs. John Hgpdrick, presi-| dent of the school PTA, will head ‘the receiving line. They will be assisted by Mesdames Fred Bolton, Kenneth Noble, Meredith Stader, Phil Bird, Charles Janity, John Espey, Alfred Baker, Wil-
Dithmer Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. the party will be the parents of classes. The talk will be Tuesday the couple; Misses Tucker, iin Jordan Hall
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The 67th annual meeting of the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society will be he held Tuesday in the Propylaesum. Luncheon will
be served at 1 p. m.
Mrs. Fred E. Gifford will preside at a business session after
the luncheon. Six members of the executive board are to be elected. Mrs. Edward B. Taggart is chairman of the nominating committee and Mrs. Legnard L. Campbell is luncheon chairman.
Officers Elected Miss Minetta Conyers is the newly elected chairman of the Junior Council, Junior Catholic Daughters of America. The other officers are Miss Charlotte - Heck, vice chairman; Miss Mary James, secretary, and Mrs. Homer McAvoy, treasurer. A meeting Oct. 15 will open the fall season. + There will be a training course for counselors after an 11:30 a. m. luncheon in the Catholic Community Center. Miss Winifred Galvin will conduct a class in leadership; Miss Charlotte Heck will teach crafts, and Miss Loretta Martin is in charge of songs, games and folk dances. The Senfor Catholie Daughters will serve dinner that night. Miss Clementine Beckerich is chairman.
Dr. Beeler to Speak
“The Current International Situation” is the topic to be discussed by Dr. A. Dale Beeler at 7:45 p. m. Monday in the Central YWCA.
He will speak to the current events discussion group sponsored by the YWCA. Dr. Beeler is head of the political science department at Butler University. On Oct, 24 Miss Barbara Dearing of Butler will speak on “The UN Th the Eyes of the United States.” Mrs. Fern Norris, vice chairman of the Marion County Chapter, National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, will speak Nov. 14. The group, which is called the “Sounding Board,” is open to the public. It meets the second and fourth Mondays of each month in the YWCA. Miss Lois Munson is chairman.
The Howe High School PTA will meet Tuesday in the school. “Knowing Howe” is to be the theme of the meeting. Teachers will be in their classrooms from 7:30 to 8 p. m. There will be a musical program. A social program will follow business sessions of the PTA and the Men's 400 Club.
The Soroptimist Club will have a8 luncheon meeting Tuesday in the Hgtel Lincoln. ———————————
Convention Date Set
Times State Service FRENCH LICK, Oct. 7—The 12th annual convention of the National Institute of Diaper Services will be héld Oct. 17 to 20 in the French Lick Springs Hotel here.
{ers of the hospital in a luncheon
Wells Honors Riley Group
I. U. President Addresses Guild
Dr. Herman B Wells, president of Indiana University, paid tribute to members of the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild and to support-
talk at the Scottish Rite Cathedral today. The college president and Dr. A. C. Brooks, Third Christian Church pastor, were guest speakers at the guild's annual chapter day. “Those of us who are responsible for the work of the hospital realize full well that without the Cheer Guild members our task would be immeasurably more difficult,” Dr. Wells said.
Paid Tribute
He also paid tribute to those who had given money, “immense| sums and pennies,” to the physiclans and scientists and to the men and women of the test tube who come closer each day to the answers which heal. The first Riley patient, Mark Noble, Columbia City, presented white chrysanthemums to Mrs. Andrew J. Porter, guild founder. Mrs. Porter and 11 associates had placed a handful of the flowers in Mr. Noble's hand 25 years ago when he entered the hospital. Miss Mary E. Heckard, Riley supervisor of nursing; was given special recognition for her 25 years’ service in the hospital. Mrs. R. W. Cook, guild president, introduced the speakers and Mrs. Carl L. Jones served as luncheon chairman.
Nursing Journal Editor Named to Fellowship
WASHINGTON — Miss Mary M. Roberts, RN, editor of the American Journal of Nursing, was, recently elected to honorary fellowship, the highest award the American college bestows. It is reserved for those, who, in the judgment of the officers, have rendered distinguished service in the hospital field. Miss Roberts received this distinguished award in recognition of her service to the cause of better hospital care through her contribution to nursing. She has been editor of the American Journal of Nursing for some time. It is the official organ of the American Nurses’ Association and the
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fall, a Halloween party for the children, Christmas festivities for the family, an appreciation luncheon for club officials in the spring and a summer picnic. They contribute to the Indianapolis Community Fund, Red Cross and other organizations through service and money. Equipment for the gym and community house are additional philanthropies. Serving as club president for 1949-50 is Mrs. Merrell Sheets. Mrs. C. C. Martin is vice president; Mrs. Lee Wilson and Mrs. Russell Mueller, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. John Miller, treasurer,
State WCTU to Meet Oct. 18
In Diamond Jubilee Convention
Mrs. D. Leigh Colvin, New York and Evanston, IIL, is to be the principal speaker at the Diamond Jubilee convention of the Indiana Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The convention opens Oct. 18 in the Roberts Park Methodist Church. President of the national organization and vice president of the international union, Mrs. Colvin will speak the night of Oct. 18. She is a graduate of Manual| High School and Wheaton Col- Pear on the convention program lege and has done graduate work include Dr. Holland, Miss Beaat Columbia University. Mrs. |trice M. Galoway, the Rev. A. L. Colvin is a past vice president of Boren, the Rev. Leonard Hunt, the National Council of Women, Mayor Al Feeney, Dr. Howard J. a member of the League of | Baumgartel, Dr. Virgil StineWomen Voters and the DAR. baugh, the Rev. E. L. Perkins and ve : J. Russell Paxton. Citizenship School The YTC Girls’ Trio will sing. Mrs. Merton Good will instruct The members are Misses Helen a school in Christian citizenship DeWitt, Shirley Owens and Mary the morning of Oct 18 in the Lou Hauser. church. The Youth Temperance | Council of Indiana will present]
Convention Planned
Dr. and Mrs. Roy E. Denny and man Stanley, Anderson, is gen- Dr. and Mrs. Robert Ledig will be erdl chairman. She will be as-|guests of the Ohio Optometric sisted by Mesdames Ralph Hol- Association and Auxiliary at the land, Francis Lackey, Bloomfield annual convention opening SunMoore, Mary Yundt, Dorsey King day in Dayton, O. Mrs. Denny fis and Julia Miller. {national president of the auxiliOther persons scheduled to ap-|ary.
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