Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 February 1950 — Page 7
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“W.- A. Singleton.
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“Corky Johnson,
Sherrill : mary -Gohmaua,.. Patricia
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. dames John R. Rickley, James F.
‘costumes; Mrs. Glen T. Beal, cast
"year term were Mrs, D. N. Wal-
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Card Party = Benefit Program Planned Tuesday |
The Pi Beta Phi Mothers Club
of Butler University will have a benefit bridge party at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in Block's Auditorium.
chapter's house fund, Mrs. William A. Evans is president of the club. The general chairman for the party is Mrs.
Committee heads are Mrs. Ken-
. néth Blades and Mrs. E. L. Kelly,
tickets; Mesdames ;Ruth Bird, T.
‘E. Lewis, H. J. Waiker, Lowell
S. Fisher and Bruce Childs, prizes; Mrs. John H. Collins and Mrs, Fred "Dunnington, special com-' mittee, and Mesdames D. D. Higginson, Hervie Vertrees, William! Lee Brown, Vergil Watt, John W. Grob, Smith L. Hodges, Glen A. and Arnold J. Ziegler, candy,
Meeting Arranged |
Local members of the Rockford College Alumnae Club will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Mrs, Ross Halgren, 115. E. 48th St.
is to be the hostess.
Mrs, Helen Black “will “be the assistant: hostess.
The Women’s Club of the Holy Spirit Catholic Church will have £ card party at 8 p.m. tomorrow) in the new school auditorium. Mrs. Oscar Ball is chairman. The assistants are Mesdames, Chester Cieslak, Joseph Selman,| Robert Wuensch, and Clarence! Guinan. { Committee members are Mes-! dames Otto Walters, George! Boucher, Andrew Kirally, Ray| Cory, W. O. Beard, and Kenneth| Funke, candy; Mesdames Burch! Nunley, Clifford Arbuckle, Alvin] Wells, Edward Dwyer, Fred
—Gleaser, Dan Torzewski and
Charles Schaub, cards; Mesdames| Charles Blesi, Robert Post, Nor-!| man’ Richardson and Thownas Sheridan, prizes, and Mrs, William Martin and Mrs, Paul Pay-, leitner, publicity.
The La Phyllis Club will have its founders’ day dinner at 6:15 p.m. Monday in the Hotel Lin-| coln. Miss Nila Hornaday Is chairman. :
Civic Group Names Staff
"Robin Hood" Set For Feb. 23-26
The staff members for the Jun-| for Civic Theater's production of “Robin Hood” are announced. | The play will be presented Feb.| 23, 24, 25 and 26 in the Civic Theater. They are Nian Beyer, stage manager; Colette Stuebe, assistant; Tom Lemons, technical di-| rector; Bill Bishop, assistant; Leon Shipman and Paul D'Arcy; electrical; Doris Lytle, Jane Knight, Paula Boyer and Nancy Aubach, make-up; Louise War-| nicke, Judy McLeod and Pat|
Lynch, Bill Pohimann, Carol Montgomery, Sue Lynch, Judy Jackson, Connie Jenkins, Nancy, Pearson, Judy Deck, Judy Hargett, Betty Kessing and Threasa Zolner, properties. ; The ushers will be Jed Jackson, Paul Stevens, Marty Witham, Jerry Thurman, Jim Wade, Carol Otto, Nancy] Bumen Mary Louise Cummings. Nancy Fleming, Judy Barney, Patty O'Neal, Betty Clark, Mary Lou Hackleman, Rose Stewart, Claire Hood, Sue Strickland, Marjorie Fouts, Dorothy Dunlap, | Linda Babinec, Norma Mings, Patty McAllister, Shelia Quilan, Jean Barrett, Louise Warnicke, Harter, Patty Mason,
Mrs. John Gordon Kinghan is chairman of the adult advisory committee for the junior group. The co-chairmen are Mesdames John C. Drewry, Arden C. Eich-| steadt, Owen C. Pohlmann and Horace N. Roberts. Committee chairmen are Mes-
Stehouwer ‘and John ‘Burkhardt,
ery, W. C. Jackson, Maurice Schornick -and John A. Yeager and Miss Bette R. Francis, box office; Miss Patricia Avery, Mrs. P. T. Dixor and Mrs. Gonnard Felland, music; Mrs. Edward A. Warnicke, ushers, and Mrs. C. A. Ruff and Larry Ruff, photography. Jack Hatfield is director-
manager.
AAUW Elects New Officers
Mrs. C. E. Roach was elected’ president of the Indianapolis Branch, American Association of) University Women, at last night's general meeting in the Broadway Methodist Church. "Other officers elected for a two-
cher. second vice president; Mrs.) " E. Campbell secretary, and Mrs. A. E. Kuerst and Mrs. Ww. A. McKinzie, directors. . + Mrs. Russell Benson, retiring president, announced a meeting in Rauh Memorial Library Sk morrow night for mem! s - ip Kappes, attorney, will- talk on the Hoover Commission, the subsponsored open forum meeting in March, Mr. Kappes will familiarize the members with the subject. ————————
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Antique Collectors Haunt Auctions =
troduce Mrs.
Mrs. Barlow will talk on “High George Noon in Your Life” at the 11 a. m.
Mrs. James H. Peeling . . . paints in the final touch.
__ By AGNES H. OSTROM ' . IF TODAY'S “Hobby Day” program on the Fairview Campus is any criterion, Butler University’s male contingent had better look to its laureis. The women scored strictly on their own at the pro-
gram sponsored by the university's Women’s Faculty Club. Room 162 in Jordan Memorial Hall has been transformed into an amazing gallery of exhibits representing hobbies of the various mem-
bers. ia
For instance, there's Mrs. James H. Peeling (her husband heads the sociology department), Although she sketched some in high school, she didn’t take up the palette and brush in earnest until 13 years ago. “Bait” was a WPA class in School 66, “free” except for materials. ; From those once-a-week classes she has gone on to lessons in Herron Art School and private instruction. A member of the Indiana Artists Club, she has exhibited in Hegron and the Hoosier alon. : ““I love matching the colors in the painting with those of the model,” she opines. “It intrigues me. It's all lots of fun.” While she prefers the medium of oil, Mrs. Peeling works in pastel and tempera and is doing more watercolor than before. The scene of Miami (shown in photo), which she exhibited, was painted from memory after a trip south,
rs. Paul W. Nicely and Mrs. John W. Best like nothing better than a country auction. These two antique collectors, wives of faculty members of the College of Education, combined their collections and talents to display a four-place table setting in Meakin china with antique silver and glass.’ : They also mddeled gowns of the 1870 vintage. The dresses belonged to Mr. Nicely's grandmother, an early land-grant settler
-in Boone County, -Mrs, Nicely chose a bustle-back brown alpaca
afternoon frock. Mrs. Best's calico print morning costume wag fashioned in simpler, straighter lines, si th women began collecting about ten years ago. Except for occasional pieces of furniture handed down to her, Mrs. Nicely has concentrated on china and dishes. She's particularly fond of one of her first pieces, a hobnail milk glass pitcher, which belonged to her grandmother, ¢ The Bests filled a Cape Cod home which they built in Madison, Wis., their former home; with old furniture, pictures, and glassware. Mrs. Best is especially fond of antique silver, has over 100 pieces. a 3 ;
Hats Take All Art Principles “Becoming hats are like beautiful pictures. They're ageless.” comments Mrs. Karl L. Kaufman, Hoosier born wife of the College of Pharmacy executive officer. ’ Under the name ‘Marie Jo R” she ran ner own millinery studio on Richmond, Virginia's Franklin St. It had been open just eight months when the. family moved to Indianapolis this fall, : But she’s been in the hat business privately for a long time for friends as well as herself. A card file is filled with ideas and picture suggestions are tacked on an easel When she has time she follows her artistic bent painting pastels and oils. But, she insists, “Hats really take in every principle of art—color, line, medium and balance.” Mrs. M. O. Ross, wife of Butler's president, didn’t think she would exhibit for “Hobby Day.” « But she crochets expertly on stunning corde bags. 4 Sculpturing is the hbbby of Mrs. Roland G. Usher Jr. wife of .a history department professor. She has worked with the mallet and chisel since ‘she was 14, After graduation from the
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University of Michigan she studied in the Pennsylvania Academy
in Philadelphia and in Herron Art School here. “prairie Woman” in walnut wood was completed for today’s exhibit. She has made a specialty of heads including one of her 2-year-old Martha, who likes to make her own “wood chips” beneath her mother’s basement work bench. ) Mrs. Usher also does ceramic sculpturing and works in plasticene. A creche set, finished over the years, graces the Usher fireplace mantel. She has exhibited in Wichita, Kas., as well as the Indiana State Fair, Herron and the Indiana Artists’ events, : Displays of needlepoint, ceramics, silver, jewelry. were’ among other hobbies William F. Shors was hostess chairman. club president. : :
Miss Vibbert Is Married
Miss Berniece Mae .Vibbert and John Nicholas Tucker were married at 9:30 a. m. today in St. Patrick's Catholic Church. The Rev. Fr. Thomas G. Fields ‘read the single ring ceremony. “Parents—of the couple are — William J, Vibbert, 1607 8S. Randolph St, and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Tucker, 501 S. East St, ‘The bridal attendants were Mrs. Paul Lombardo, Miss Marilyn Turpin, Mrs, * Philip Lombardo and Miss K. Burello. They wore pastel colored frocks, Four children also attended the bride. They were Earlene King, Rosalie Persinger and Kathleen and Vincent Lombardo. Paul Lombardo was the best - nan and the ushers were Philip Lombardo and Anthony Mascarly > ; : The bride wore a gown of white Chantilly lace and tulle, It was made with ‘a fitted bodice and full skirt which extended into a cathedral train. . Her illusion veil was edged in "7 rs aa lace and fell from a tiara of Sorority Schedules:
tulle and pearls. She carried a . bouquet of white roses and |Rush Parties Here
valley lilies. > ; After a breakfast in McClarney’s’ Restaurant the couple left for a trip South.
Mrs. Barlow to Talk At Town Hall Friday
- Miss Marian M>Fadden will inErnesta Drinker
Mexican handcrafts and exhibited today. Mrs.
Shen-Courtney photo,
+ Mrs. John N. Tucker
-|Feb, 27 in the Ban-Dee Restau
] y Drive, was hostess Barlow .at Town Hall Friday.
Ott are chairmen,
Plan Visit Here
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The Lambda Chapter, Omega Nu Tau Sorority, is planning rush a parties. Mrs. Joseph Hinshaw, wish Group to Meet | 3655 N. Tacoma Ave. will be Je G P hostess at a chilli supper tonight. gjjlel-Izfa will present a Gay There will be a dinner party Nineties review Mar. 4 in the
rant. Mrs. A. E. Murphy, 649. N. Sherman at| a cocktail party recently. Mrs. at Carney and Mrs. somes Work Saver:
Mr, and Mrs. Benjamin Abbott! — = ‘ .. will visit in Broiled Peaches Indianapolis Saturday.. They will| 7 house guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Atkins, 3115 N. Meridian inches from the flame unt
head in
Mrs. John
Mrs. Roland G. Usher Jr. . . . works on the "Prairie Woman," 5
walnut.
Editor Seeks
Mrs. Claude 8. Steele of Knox as
A past IFC vice president, Mrs. | Steele is editor of the Indiana! Clubwoman. One of its founders, she was first president of .the Knox Woman's Club. She has|
trict secretary, vice president and| pee
gent for the ter and is no chairman for DAR. During World {War I, she headed the committee {which organized the Starke Coun{ty Chapter of the American Red {Cross and directed the Women’s {Division of the county's Defense Council during World War II,
iu Alumna...
She Public Library and for years was {president of the board.
jgesardee DAR Chap-
| versity, she is the wife of a re-
i five grandchildren. | Mrs. C. R. Graham is president lof the 13th District. {will be at the annual IFC conven-
{tion._ May 8-10. in_the French
Lick Springs Hotel.
Shortridge Plans Bluebelle Dance
The annual Bluebelle-Uglyman Short-
| dance for the students in
ridge High School will be Satur-| day night in the school gym. { | There are 26 candidates this lyear. They are all seniors.’ The {most popular boy and girl will {be named at the dance.
{ Bluebelle candidates include {Sally Green, Lucinda Rohm, [Janet Brucker, Jane Adler, Diane
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|Fisbeck, . Betty Gilchrist, Dee (Heinlein, Barbara Blackburn, Patty Ball, Marilyn Holtman, Nancy Lewis, Mary Ann Smith and Cinny Pittenger. | Uglyman candidates are Bob! MeéCallum, John Finley, Dan) Wakefield, Tom Zay, Norm Klein, | Bailey Hughes, John Lauter, Pete Estabrook, Dick Supple,| Kenny Eiler, Bob Gichrist, Bill| Ralph and Don Morris. i
_|Kirshbaum Center, Milton Lewis! will be the mec and Ronnie Bar-| ber and his orchestra will play. Be
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work surface of your range. Saves:
cleaning up:food stains.
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The Young Adult Council of}’
wat are 7" Charity Group Schedules Meeting Here on Monday
The Auxiliayy to the Children’s Bureau of the Indianapolis Jessie Ruth and Mr served as Starke County Federa- Orphan Asylum will meet at 12:30 p. m. Monday in the 38th St. Pattison. % Howard tion president and the 13th Dis- Branch, Merchants National Bank. Mrs. August Hpok will be the
luncheon hostess,
“DF. Norman B. Johtison will spea Mrs. Steele was organizing’ re- Character Education.”
The board will meet
state Americanism a. m. preceding the luncheon.
The Nurses Alumnae.
tion of the General Hospital Nursentertain members of the 1950 graduating class tonight. The group will at{tend “Mr, Roberts” in the Murat | Theater. : : iio MiSS Mary Meyer, chairman of. helped organize the Knox entertainment, will be hostess for also on the agenda. the event assisted by Misses Vir-!| ginia Snodgrass, | I" A graduate of Indiana Uni- Mary Corbitt and Lula Gibson.
| The St. Mark's Altar Seclety {tired newspaper editor and pub- wij have a card party at 2 p. m. lisher and former state senator. .gunday. The party will be in the cipal, will give the devotions and !She has ‘a son and daughter and gocia) room of St. Mark's Catholic the pupils will present a musical easily if a small piece of adhe- and Mrs. Fred Stewart, Dunne : program. There will be a cov- sive tape is pasted over the spot eilen, N, J.; Mr. and Mrs. Louis an Proceeds will go to the church's ered dish luncheon honoring past where a tack or nail js to be! Stewart, Mr. and Mrs, Sam Stews The election pyijding fund. Mrs. Donald Allen presidents. ; is chairman of the event assisted. ‘ne study course at School 58)
ordi ropen series of talks Of Fors The Assumption Altar Sorority ‘Parents and Family Life” at
School will
Church.
by. Mrs. R
Irene Shade,
obert Beed, ...
W. Best and Mrs. Paul W,
at 11:30
Associa-
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p. m,
in the
its founders day program at 1:45: next Wednesday school. Charles Youngman, prin- Tape
Foolos by nenry E. (ilesin:
Nicely . . . display
Mrs. M. O, Ross and Mri. Karl L. Kaufman «+ + "a becoming hat is ageless.”
| ) 1 . Top IFC Post | Fe The 13th District, Indiana Fed-| eration of Clubs, is presenting]
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0 {eth anniversary with a luncheon {at 12:30 p. m. next Wednesday in the chapter house.
{guest speaker,
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hg he ‘dames Wayne M. Corey, Herbert ak on "A- Scientific” Basix for’ "Hill, Lafayette LeVan Porter,
Roberts School PTA to Meet
-The PTA of the James E. Rob-
James Bailey, Richard B. Miller, Emmet S. Huggins and Howard G. Taylor.
"eral chairman. The hostess chair-| erts * School will meet at' 1:30 pan are Mrs. Ray Fatout and! p. m. Tuesday in the school.«There Mrs. Odin F. Wadleigh, assisted | will be a program honoring the hy Mesdames Maxwell Droke,! founders and the past presidents. Carl W, Plel, Edgar D. Randolph A. musical program. and tea are Jr. Willlam O. Weber, Harold C. Curtis, Vietor Deitch, Benton 8. School 2's PTA unit will have Lowe, J. Russell Townsend Jr.| i
Arthur J. Weber, E. C, Rumpler| $ and Mark A. Dawson: (Mrs. K. P. Stewart, assisted by
will have a card party at 8:15 9:30 a. m. next Wednesday in the]
in the school hall, 1105 Blaine Ave. hoff is the leader.
Auxiliary S
efs Meeting
|p. m. tomorrow. The party will be school iibrary. Mrs. Harold Eick-
| Vostesses Friday for the formation meeting of a Women's’ Aux- | ‘liary to the Indiana Section, American Society of Civil Engineers.
The 2 p. m. tea will be in the Kulin home, 3501 N. Gladstone Ave. Mesdames Don Corbett, Lewis Finch, H. B.
Canned cling peaches ‘topped. with mint jelly and four yi Simp for lamb chops. assist.
eeg, Ralph Simpson, C.. H. Bechert, James Hallett and Paul Middleton will |
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Mrs. B. A. Poole (left) and Mrs. Harvey Kulin will be co- |
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. Group Sets
Anniversary. Celebration
Annual State Day
Luncheon Planned
The 565th anniversary of the founding of the Chi Omega So« {rorify will be celebrated Mar. 11, The annual state day luncheon . + will be at 12:30 p.m. in the Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. Clifford R. Krabbenhoft is general chairman. Mrs. Thom a¥ Cooney; Ft. Wayne, -will edit the newsletter to be distributed that day: Committee heads for the event are named. They include. Miss Mary Margaret Mancini, Mrs, Clifford W. Fiscus, Miss Jean Ober and Mrs. Earl Clement Jr., publicity; Mesdames Edwin J. Kendall, James A. Miller and Donald E. Wilson, tickets. Mesdames John M. Leslie, Wal« ter 8. Reed and J. W, Frost, pro= gram; Mesdames E. R. Pipher, John H., DeReamer and Robert F. Nagan, decorations, and Miss Jean Fox, Mrs, W. F. O'Hara and Miss Ann Kunkler, favors,
Dance Is Set The city council of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will sponsor its annual - Valentine dance Saturday night in the Spink-Arms Hotel, Earl Newport and his orchestra will play. w All of the 12 local chapters will take part in the event. The proceeds will be given to the council’s charity fund. | Mesdames Eugene C. Jackson, William J, Tyner and William P, ~~ Siegman and Miss Cecil Femyer “are in charge.
{ 2 Pl 4 { Mrs. Ray Fye, 47 8, Sherman
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their antiques,
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Drive, is to be hostess to the members of the Alpha Chapter, Gamma Kappa Sorority, Tues«
day. It will a dinner meet- ; ing. Miss J ette Klepfer is : 4 the co-hostess.
| Mrs, Kenneth Marshall will : ® present a hook review following “af / the dinner and business session,
Plans for the Delta Gamms Sorority’s state day luncheon were discussed at a meeting of. {the Indianapolis alumnae last night in the Butler University chapter house. State day is set for Mar. 25 in the Indianapolis (Athletic Club. a Ry
Group Plans
Smorgasbord
Catholic Center
Sets Program
The Mother Theodore Circle, | Dayghbters of Isabella, will have a smorgasbord supper at § p. m, ‘|8unday in the Catholic Come ‘munity Center, 542 N. Noble St, There will be a square dance after the dinner. ) Miss Catherine Fletcher is gene eral chairman. committee heads are Mesdames Zeo W, Leach, Anna King and Margaret Smith, Misses Hanna Dugan, Edna Buennagel, Gertrude Murphy and Ann Dooley, hostesses,’ Mrs. Clara Feldman and Mrs, Marie Prather, menu; Miss
T. Lenihan, dessert; Buennagel and Miss Mary Male testa, coffee, Miss Katherine Arkins Miss Nell Sage, tables; Miss Catherine Fox and Miss Joseph-
Miley and Miss Charlotte MeHugh, cashier, and Miss Mary Hickey and Miss Helen Reidy, (reservations,
DAR Unit To Celebrate
The Caroline wmcott Harrison DAR Chapter will celebrate its
Mrs. Cecil Hardin is to be the A musical pro-
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Honor guests will include Mes-
L. Gavin, ‘Maxwell 'V,
Mrs. Frederick D. Stilz is gen- Couple to Mark : eS
Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs, Everett Stewart, 509 St. Paul St; will observe their 50th wedding anniversary with “a 2°10 ¢ p.m: open houses Sunday in their ‘home. Serving be their daughter-in-law, {Mrs. Imogene Venture, a daughe
27 Hp ter. . Wall Cracks | Also attending will ‘be their Wall plaster will not erack so sons and daughters-in-law, Mr,
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