Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1950 — Page 30

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sity, will be the scene at 3:30 p. m. (Horn and Miss Emily Greenland, Norwaldo Ave. West. today of Miss Nancy Grace Boer-|will be in apple green taffeta. ; . ; i today Lo , ern College of Women and Mr, : ner's marriage to Irvin Frankito Wear TOW Larkin is a of ‘O ramps Into Virginia hy | lah ws iawn | The Rev. Val pastor The bride will be gowned in pale ber of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. : - : of the Traub Memorial Presby-|Pink satin fashioned with a fitted) = — ave For ( 30 ( u Races terian Church, will officiate. The|P0dice and full skirt. A lace cape Ginnie Miller El P bride is the daughter of Mr. and will hold the fingertip pink illusion] Ginnie Miller is the new presi- a Use Le ; : or Mrs. Charles F. Boerner, 5107 Col-| Vell: She will carry Easter lilies gent of the TOBS Club. The Welce Southerners Supply Gracious Living lege Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank/A0d Pink roses. other officers are Janie Gokenm, : ; And the Yankees Bring the Cash Larkin, 3050 E. 19th St, are the| Ronald Larkin will be the best|yice president; Alice Fath, secre- By GA g " 's parents. man while the ushers will be Rob-|¢5,y. Nina Dallas, treasurer, and : SAVE mc 2 By ELISE MORROW : i Mrs. Carl Fleetwood, Win-lert Stoneking and Robert Smith. Judy Woerner, sergeant-at-arms. that's what WASHINGTON, Apr. 8—The huntin’, shootin’ and chester, will be the matron of The reception will be in the Riv-|The gals are planning to spend a menus in ad drinkin’ set took over this week as Washington society a, She will ve 18 Sree piers Stub Aner 3 ud § trip at Lake od ‘ Select as invaded the placid Virginia countryside for what we call ; : as possible, in the horsey set thé 25th running of Virginia Gold Cup Ysicome ais races at Warrenton, old standby: This social equivalent of the reconstruction era involves a Here are mass despoiling of northern Virginia, with brunches, lunches, din- planned by ners, cocktail parties, dances and balls and, incidentally, the dis- experts: play and manipulation of aristocratic'horseflesh. It aiso involves Braised a strange truce. There is nothing real Virginians hate more than Wo bey | : ¥ ‘the Yankee industrial kings who move “parsnips ne in; -buy-ap--the—land,—eover-pay--the i Pe servants and lord it over the natives th pi with their vulgar northern money. cake, Coffee Such festivals as the Gold Cup and Grapefrul all its attendant bourbon and branch ‘baked pota

water parties bring the two .social | elements together in an approxima- | tion of peace and serenity. The south- | erners supply the gracious living and the Yankees, who adore Virginia; for

ita snobbish appeal. bring the dough, George Vickery, 3, is helping the vom of Pi Beta Phi Sorority plan their state day funcheon, Among the Washingtonians Who | 1. event will be -Apr. 22 in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Members of the arrangements com.

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those unreconstructed Yankees, Sen- | mittee include (left to right] Mesdames James Franklin, Marvin J. Fox, Charles P. Davidson and milk. and ‘Mrs, Leverett Saltonstall from | George Vickery. fT 3 PICKL Boston, Mass Mrs. Robert Low | Te “Se — . ———————— Your ch Bdcon. one of our unreconstructed ( | Pi 1) d F d 1 4 Cl b dowagers and widow of the Congress- oup e ans | n ang e erq 10Nn 0 ‘u S okt alt cl man from Néw York; that old Vir- ° | . Jablespocns or ginia aristocrat. Arthur Godfrey, and ( hy by R t S h d | C t Elise Morrow his wife; Secretary of the Army Gor- | urc i e | C e u es onven on hail cup di don Gray and his beautiful Wite, June. Li are {zon Moxy GosPoRT . Mrs. Gloe Highlights of the 0th annual convention of the Indiana Federa- ni Carolina, not irginia); anc a inti ’ Snodgrass arinounces the ap- tion of Clubs are announced. The convention will be held May 8-10 popper, Jett:

ridin’ man, Gen, Patrick Hurley, the soldier-statesman, ex-Secre-tary of War and ex-Ambassador

ef, the novelist - from North |proaching marriage of her daugh- '! the French Lick Springs Hotel, French Lick. Carolina, and Mrs. J. Lindsay ter, Frances, to John William | Five Indianapolis clubwomen will take part in the opening . | Whitaker, son of Mr. and Mrs. | Panel, May 8, on “Woman's Responsibility in Public Affairs: How

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\ Patty Gra- 4 to China. General Hurley is Almera ang: ie Pally 3ra J. P. Whitaker. all of Gosport, ie Shi Meeting name THEY Cate Mesdames Clayton. H. Ridge, Pughly. C ) $ pol " . Ors y C J. Weinhardt, tee <a ee , proba y the han somest man Their mission is to preserve, | The wedding will be at 2:30 Rover K ins wn and Frederick G. the GFWC and Kroger Co. “Build emon juice, in Washington, as well as the enhance and restore President |P. m. Saturday in the Quincy RO! . wn eric G.| 2 Better Community Contest” will salt, and pe only man who can deliver an Wilson's birthplace at Staunton, | Methodist. Church. The. Rev. My-| Balz Mrs: Balz is program chair- bE AnNCURCEd. ) and mix lig authentic Choctaw war whoop, and this annual spring tour is ron Taylor, pastor of the- Gos- Man for convention, Roundtable. discussions. ‘a p.d , . with a dast and his wife is one of the most ’ t Christian Church, will of-| That afternoon Paul H. Blais-| . sgn; aig SS . wr BeTVes §ix in that interest. Mrs. Wilson's |Por ristian A Arh Aataied oi ; telections wif “be held Wednes-j xf ! i i I : ‘beautiful women. hese. .... Foci te Iw qt OE AY. Sa fiiate, LS el mations executive director oiectiont, will be held Wednes-|- You can't afford to miss this sale! Hundreds of smart clothes to wear gz nt , r \ rs, Henry IL. Stenger, Indian- of ‘the traffic safety commission, ” : ’ : J Wilson Pilgrimage - at oy a4 re | apolis, will be her sister's matron and Harry E. Nicholas, Fifth Dis. Perintendent of public instruc. - right now .... GOOD FASHION ... . GOOD QUALITY .... reduced to a Monda although somewhat shy and re- APolls, a Aged ’ tion, and Nancy Robinson of the FRACTION : : . . ior tee Another face of the carry-. yiring she is not anti-social. . .9f Jonar. Whitaker Cloverisi al il peak. tang 8. Savings" Bond dtviston,| TION.of ORIGINAL PRICE! -We want to clear out small lots with - — —r BREAK me-back-to-old-VIrgininy “move: = ’ ’ { arles Whitaker, Cloverdale . L. art and ' . . ment is the annual pilgrimage New Ambassador will be the best man while the Miss Sally Butler will give ad- angio, i y Me incomplete size and color ranges to make way for MORE NEW summer : ate ans this month of the regents of Yugoslavia, which 1s in a cu- ushers will-be Marcus Jones, In- dresses at the evening session. | nnounce scrapbook contest win- fashions for you. YOU BENEFIT by BARGAIN PRICES. Be sure to come : marmalad the Woodrow Wilson Birth- rious position socially here — dianapolls, and Ned Smith’ Miss Butler's. subject will be : yo * place Foundation to the World not to mention politically —be- The reception will be in the Sky-. ‘Women Accept Today's Chal- : : ' in and see for yourself! LUNCH : land Lodge. The ¢ le will at lenge.” Lt. Gov. John A. Watkins will . s War I President's birthplace at ing athwart the Iron Curtain, is land Lodge. The couple will be at talk on “The .Commonwealth of beans, Bo Staunton, Virginia. The regents replacing its pleasant ambassa- home in Cloverdale. Dr. Burney to Talk |Indiana” at the final evening ses- pickle col of this organization include dor, Sava Kosanovich, with a re y { io New officers will b re- cake. tea Betsey Talbot Blackwell, the new man who has the lovely Sorority fo Mark ‘The morning session. May 9, So . ’ : pretty editor of Mademoiselle musical comedy name of Vladi- ym A 2 jeu incite Hike by Dr. Leroy — i ———— DINNE Magazine from New York City; mir Popovich. Kosanovich has jurney, stale hea commission- steak, cre Mrs. Irene du Pont, of that . been quite popular during his The aAnpiversaly Le ard Mie. XL Diyies Ye Sewell, Mrs. Harold J. Hayes tered br y ’ Ei y < a versa ( ne ~nicago, a inistrative:- director, . aL uRY rch fall) rom ie BL years in Wash of Omega Chapter, Deita Kappa National Farm Bureau. A politi- To Attend Convention bread, b Pommecrre eres : : lai ise Gamma Sorority, teachers’ honor-'cal quiz on Indiana will follow. Mrs. Harold J. Haves, 5806 N. area ary, will be held at 6:15 jp. m. to-| In the afternoon Indux Pahk, oo and radi EY | morrow in the Propylaeum. Mrs. graduate of the Ewha College for Oxford St, will leave tomorrow cheese, co har Anna Lloyd is chairman. Women in Seoul and Wesleyan for New York. She is serving as 2 ’ | Miss Byrl McClure is chairman College in Georgia, will talk on/general chairman for the Na[for a formal initiation preceding “Women of the New Korea.” tional Society, Daughters of the the dinner at 5:15 p. m. Herman B Wells, Indiana Uni-| Union Congress, Wednesday and Guest speaker will be Dr. Mar-|versity president, will give the Thursday in the Hotel New PAN I'ES garet Lindsay of the Indiana principal address that night.| Yorker.

State Teachers College. Future Ernst Hoffman will conduct a| She also will visit her son, Joteachers from Butler University concert by the IU Symphony |seph Hayes, and family in Brookwill be guests. Orchestra. Indiana winners in|field Center, Conn.

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