Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1950 — Page 29

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Miller to Be Married

—— Et bs] ten Miss Phyllis ~ | tric Johnston Pulls | \ = 2 | Faux Pas, Crashes Big Union Dinner

Former C. of C. President Finds Himself | At Wrong Affair, Does Fast Double Take

TSF : ri aie to Ralph E. Davis Today Hadassah Donor Luncheon

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Gs atin * . a 38 Phyllis Ann Miller. will became the bride of Ralph EE" i avis in a ceremony to be read at 2:30 p. m. today. The Rev. Roy T H H id 0 W d d , Y Davis will read the vows in the Soutfieastern Union Church, o e e on : e nes ay { Mrs. ‘Winifred-8. Miller, 3269 Sutherland Ave, is the bride's Mrs. Max Selig ié general chairman for the 14th annual Hadas mother. The bridegroom is the son of the Rev. and ‘Mrs. Davis, *ah donor luncheon sponsored by the Indianapolis chapter. The 1310 Edwards Ave. 7 event will be held at~12:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Claypool Hotel. ~ Dean Miller will give his sis- Mrs Jd R Loom is Guest speaker will be Mrs, Moses P. Epstein, New York, national ter in marriage. The double ring . . . , b Zibnist public relations chairman of Hadassah and a former national . ceremony will be read before an Vi president. She served as Hadassah delegate to the Zionist congress altar decorated with palms and To Be Hostess in Switzerland and twice was na- ¢on and Mrs. Erwin Permer the candelabra. = Mrs. James R. Loomis, 5915 tonal’ executive, 1937-39. and penediction. B ? ’ The ‘bride's - sister, Mrs. Dean Lowell Ave, will be hostess Sat- 1943-47 : | “According to Mrs; Sablosky, Bryant, willbe her. only. attend. Urday for the March meeting of * SeTvIng on the luncheon Cori local chairman of the Hadassah ant. -She will wear, a coffee col- the Indiana Chapter, National mittee are Mesdames-Sam- Wolf; yragicar Organization” wie —

ored gabardine suit with. pink and Soc‘ety ot ‘Arts and Letters. It Leorge Prank David L. Sablosky, shares the .donor luncheon proJack Goldberg, Edward 08en- Leeds with Youth Aliyan, Hadas-

By ELISE i WASHINGTON. ay iE MORRO g } ; coffee ‘accessories and carry a Will be at 2:15 p.m Eire Ra, Se t hich INGTON, . 20—The art of crashing parties bouquet of roses. There will be a board meeting Scharmin. Art ut fpr Fa sah has taken over a 100-hed y » : ” : . . 5 ‘ Sch ’ Arthu A * i 0 o which one has not been invited is highly developed in William Fisher will be thé best At 1:15 p.-m Mrs. Carl J. Wein- pavidson. Arthur Sc pne;. bie hospital for women and children man and the .ushers are to be Dardt will. preside ~ Belle Weinberg : m an immigration camp in larael, also has opened four health

Washington.” Even P sta, fori ‘ashi i § xton. Perle Mesta, forinerly Washington's : number one host i . oY glon § Howard Davis, William Fisher “The Chain” will- be reviewed Mesdames- Ben Paller Willis I d stess and now Luxembourg S, was once and Mr. Bryant by Mrs. Clayton H: Ridge. Assist Pp. fireenfie id faci G wn stations, In other camps io pres cus aking i . . v . a ” S « AADRID . ree p Jack 100( an, A : Sr) of MERE an unbidden entrance to a tea honoring the A suit of aqua wool will be INE the hostess will be Miss Lola Morley Berger, Sam Schahet vent ih spread of disease among : Sen. Robert 8. Kerr of Oklahoma, although Mrs. Mesta worn by the bride. She will have F. FEchard and Mrs. Margery! Alexander Wolf, Leon Levi. G He Awaiting: Vermgnent . swore she had, too, been asked to come a matching lace blouse -and Sheliey ie y fre v I fton, Jack K or at Tomes; : 1 3 : , t $ : V. fre) £efto Jack Kammins, Abe The . > ’ i wasn I'ne most spectacular party-crash- ¢loche. Her bouquet will be a Max. Nathan Resnick, St A. Sil- THe a ha Alival ond o— wp ing of the past few days, however, was cascade of white bridal flowers Sat Open House bermann. Hefriard Stroyman and Toni) Orpli 4 1 chil Whig gt cemetmry quite inadvertent. The crasher was with an orchid center. p I. B. Friedman and Miss Emma ors . - go oe 1 Ro} Eric A. Johnston. the handsome. blue- After a reception in the church - Mr. and Mrs. Amos A. Inlow Gelman wi wi 00 cht — ae - eyed president of the Motion Picture the coupte witt-teave for a short Will celebrate their 30th wedding Program Arranged” Hada lig er Association of America, ‘who is” such wedding trip. They will. make anniversary with an open -h s HALL) ass as ass p Si=. ———— 1 S . : é ar) an oj Ouse The rmusicab—progiam’ will be , 2 vi a social lion that he'd never have to their home with the bride's moth- today in the home of their daugh Cen 1 " ‘Me A hagiam GT DHity and Undeltaken Proviae . » - > » - - : " 2 ‘ i nes a " : ; Gi ' = ED ro ) ble Sau i # a , Stor Dir TE a Col Mrs. Amos Moreland, 2842 8. Madison and Carl Moore. accom-' nance and education Ss XC ( « reakfast — ; i Ehrich photo 18 a graduate of Indiana Central Collier St. It will be from 3 t ) , . ral 3 \ ! 3 M ; if he were able to accept all the invita- Miss Phyllis Ann Miller College. 7 p. m. There are no invitat ® Paso Dy anal. Mss, P. 1. Fichian is president gy i£he were ale tc | e iy are witations. | Mrs Palle: will give the invoca- of the Indianapolis Chapter.

The other evening, Mr. Johnston entered the banquet room-of the Carlton Hotel, removed his hat and coat, and strode, brisk and smiling toward a table at one end of the room around which 17 men were gathered The waiters were just delivering the shrimp cocktails—Mr. Johnston was right on time for dinner. Then, Mr. Johnston, formerly president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, did a double take, the faces at the table were familiar, all right, but not the ones he had expected. Presiding at the dinner was Philip Murray,

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presidént of the CIO. Grouped about the table were Jacob Potofsky, the bearded president of the Amalgamated

Clothing Workers of America; L. S. Buckmaster,-president of the United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America; Jack Kroll, director of the CIO Pélitical Action Committee, and officials of the steel, auto, textile and communications workers’ unions. It was, in fact, a meeting of the executive board of the CIO-

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“}eello, Phil,” he said, warmlv. “How are you, Jake? Glad | to meet you, Jack, Guess I'm at the wrong party. but it cer- | tainly—is—a pleasure to see all you fellows again.” Fd Mr. Murray promptly invited Mr. Johnston to join the group for dinner (and presumably a lively discussion over the coffee cups of what to do next about | returning Robert A. Taft to private life). Mr. Johnston said

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