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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES | ae woe THURSDAY, APR. 27, 1050 PAGE 13 Sororities— i
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Junior Civic Theater Will Present |
'The Pied Pipe Bruce Pearfon = Writes Script By JEAN MANEY JUNIOR Civic Theater alumni . take show business very much to heart. There are Civic trained teenagers in almost every entertainment center in the country. Gloria Baker is studying ballet ‘in New York and Thorton and Steve Klos, Bill Shirley and Bob Munger are in California. Others are studying for careers in dramatics. Pat Welch is in Indiana University where she just finished the starring role in “Medea.” Pat Locke and Ann Hood are also at I. U. Jean Ann Bates and Nancy Forbes are in Butler University.
Writes Script One of the most intense graduates of the Junior Civic Theater is Bruce Pearson. Bruce is the playwright for the next play, "The Pied Piper.” The play will be presented tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday in the theater, Bruce has worked in the Civic gince 1944. He's done everything from painting scenery to the lead role in Moliere’'s “School for Husbands.” A student in Earlham College, Bruce is majoring in English, speech and education. He's editor of the school paper. The ¥arlham Post, and helps produce the weekly radio program, “The Earlham Hour.”
Dozen Revisions Bruce began. thinking mbout the play, “The Pied Piper “in 1948. He became =o interested in the story that he decided to
write the script himself. Bruce _..,n* members of Brownie Troop urday morning are being: held -by
spent all of his summer vacation working on the dialog and finished the first draft in September. Right now he’s a little tired of “The Pied Piper.” Bruce estimates that hé's revised the script “at least a dozen times.” Nancy Forbes is Bruce's chief assistant. She's production manager for the play and is helping Bruce with last-min-ute script changes. Tomorrow's performance will be at 4 p. m. There will be two shows on Saturday. The 10:30 a. m. performance is being sponsored by Circle C of the Church of the Advent. Mesdames John R. Fletcher, Frank B. Lamb and William B. Harbison are chairmen. The Saturday matinee will be at 2:30 o'clock and the Sunday show will begin at 2:30 pom
Plan Children's Nature Walk
The Children’s Museum will sponsor a nature walk Saturday in Riverside Park. The children will
They will return there at 11a. m.
The junior hikers should bring -
bottles or boxes for collecting insects. Stale bread to feed the ducks is a necessary part of the equipment, too. Museum staffers announce that the“trip will be taken unless it's raining 30 minutes before the starting time.
Back From Conference Mrs. H. K. Weirick, 5647 N. Pennsylvania St., a Broad Ripple High School home economics teacher, has returned home from Chapel Hill, N. C,, where she attended the 13th annual Groves conference on conservation of marriage and the family in the University of North Carolina.
meet at 9 4 a. m. in the shelter house on the west end of the 30th St. bridge.
Will Pay All Costs | For IU Student Nurse,
{ The Indianapolis Alumnae As-! isociation, Kappa Delta Sorority,! {will give a full expense scholar{ship to a student entering the fall |
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class in the Indiana University School of Nursing. ! Mrs. Robert C. Blackman is! president. The scholarship will include fees, books, uniforms, shoes, breakage deposits and state registration fee. The group will pay each semester's expenses until the | winner completes her training. | Applications for the award may ‘be made to Miss Jean Coffey, diIrector of nurses, I. U. Medical |_Center. |. Funds raised at a recent benefit per-| formance of a Civic Theater play. | [Mrs. Russell Henry was chairman. | Miss Anne Withers, service] chairman, announces that a pro-| ijector and films have been purchased and sent to the Crippled! {Children’s Hospital in Richmond, {Va. The hosnital 1s the sorority’s Inational project.
/Installation Set
Mrs. Theodore C. Pence, 5515 University Ave. will be hostess to the members of the Alpha Chap-
ter, Sigma Delta Pi Sorority, Monday. Mrs. Helen Aufderheide and
Miss Edna Sonpefield will talk on their trip to Hawaii. Dessert will be served at 7 p. m. Mrs. Walden
Reservations Being Made for . iui. w™ "= Junior Civic's 'Pied Piper’
They are Mrs. Fred R. Benham, president; Mrs. Harold Baker, Reservations are being made for the Junior Civic Theater's pro- Vice president; Mrs. Margaret duction of “The Pied Piper.” Attending the opening performance Rankin and Mrs. 8. J. Williams, tomorrow aftérnoon will be Sandra and Stephen Burns. corresponding and recording sec-
Nancy Forbes and Bruce Pearson . . . working on "The Pied Piper."
Their guests will be Judy and Cathey Williams and Alison Par- retaries, and Mrs. Harvey N. rish. Attending with Barbara and Jerry Dennerline will be Bi]l Brown, treasurer. Miss Betty Pirtie Jane Martin Diane Clements and Sandra Miller.
Diana and Peterson will conduct "the instalKirk Holdcroft will entertain lation.’ . Richard and Beverly Boesinger.
Mrs. Gaylord Sweany will chap-
Other Reservations oT pie a : . 3 e Beta a Chapter, LambReservatina for the show Sat -da Chi Omega Sorority, will have 265. Attending with Brownie Brenda Moffett, Linda Brandt 2 Party at § Pr loaay 0 ae Troop 90 will be Mrs. Russellland Jane and Judy Blackman. home 0 rs. am &. liers, ‘Spivey. Sandra, Susan and Sally! Robert Wait will entertain 4726 Brookville Road. Mallory will be in the audience. Alicia and Pamela Roberts and! In another party will. be Judy Connie and Carol Morley. Also Lookabill, Larson and Suzanne in his party will be John and Clark and Beverley, Bill and Marie Cibetta, Chicago. Sarah Jane Millikan. om Seay Will attend with Dick day in the Columbia Club. juests of Linda Hamerstadt 1 rrwnia Tennn! Mrs. Harry Brown is to be the will be Margo Hamerstadt and J¢UP Will take the Brownie Troop k NATE of St. Joan of Arc and Mrs. John Suest speaker. Connie Capp. Others who will > 4 :
Members of the Alpha Chapter, mega Phi Tau Sorority, will have a party for their mothers. The event will be at 7:30 p. m. to-
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. Gray will chaperon Brownie see the show tomorrow afternoon include Darrell and Jerry Cox, Troop 108. Mrs. L. 8. Barker and Tommy Ransburg, Elaine from Westfield for the Show: day ° and David Reuben, Peggy Mason afternoon will be Jane Cripe and Convention fe ———————""Vyverberg, Judy Lamb and Gale ; a Gerdan. They will attend an ice! . Bride-to-Be y ~ ‘Name Chairmen | : | Gary and Marilyn Scsahet willl Committee chairmen and En ES 'attend with Susan Blickman. will have as guests Stephen Hes- 22d annual state convention of, er, David Dryden, Marilyn and the Daughters of Isabella. It Marie Harwood. ’ in the Claypool Hotel. Parties Planned Miss Catherine Fletcher. state _izenheiser and Jimmy Hamaker Mother Theodore Circle regent, ‘will be in the party of Judy Ha- will be convention hostesses be Eleanor Weil. Ann Deckel- Statia O'Connell. chairman. Miss baum and Richard and Charles Mary Hickey and Miss Helen Saturday afternoon will be Rob- Agnes Keller and Mrs. Josepu ert and Joan Boaz Judy Buser, Gallagher, cochairmen, entertain-
{John and Sharon Coons, David Wil bring her Brownie . Troop Group Plans and Penny Fox. i . ‘her guests, Emily Kurrie, Martha Daughters of Isabella |créam party after the show. | Jean Dryden and Suxanne Byrkit sistants have been named for the {Carol Ann Kingborn and Anna wi]] be tomorrow through Sunday | Mary Lou Parker, Jay Laut- regent, and Mrs. Zeo. W. Leach, maker. Attending together will. The committees include Miss 'Sudranski. Others attending on Reidy, decorations; Miss Mary Barbara Canatsey and Jeanne ment; Miss Ursela Buennagel and
Gorham. Miss Joan Schoemaker. cochairOn Sunday afternoon Marilyn men, Friday night escort, and Herpel will “attend the “Pied Mrs. Zelma Miley and Mrs.
i i Fist waar Piper” with Lenore DuFour, Ann George Galema, .cochairmen, fi-. ki > Nolan, - Mary Ann Mobley, Fk - nance. . 8 tricia Hemeigarn, Carol y,| “Miss Marie O'Connor, chair- . Joan Nickel, Eileen and Kathleen man, Miss Mary McCarthy and Miss Betty Jane Corder and Carr and Kathleen O'Leary. Miss Josephine Riley, publicity; Norman Tirmenstein Jr. will be Richard and Jimmy Caplin, Miss Thelma Haugh and Miss
i ; i Peter, Dick and Lee Kochman Mayme Kerins, cochairmen, res married June 3 in the Olive and Sidney Miller will form a ervations, Mrs. Margaret Smith Branch Christian Church. The party. Auenting together will and Mrs. Irene Grammer, cocouple's parents are Mr. and usan Cummings, Sylvia Har- chairmen, transportation; Mrs.
ris, Sally Cox and Jean Neale. Charles Lines and Mrs. Harrv L Mrs. Archie Corder, 2333 S. Michael Klezmer will have as Lowe, cochairmen. Friday after Pennsylvania St., and Mr. and guests Joseph and Jonathan Al- noon reception, and Mrs. Joseph M I i A pert and Phillip Abrams. Speaks and Mrs, Grammer, Misrs. Tirmenstein, 2032 Single- ~ Bill Ferree will have as guests ses Hannah Dugan, Edna Buenton St. Ann and Ray Bowman and Ken- nagel “and Gertrude Murphy.
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BBO iii in i American Legion Auxiliary, willl | ; - be hostesses in the post home. | § City «coon, . State Mrs. Samuel Snyder is chair-! » TRIVET ot [J $600 [73295 [$1.95 Tah. Her assistants are Mes- : - ames Scott Bange, Harry N 0 Charge [1 Cash or Check [J C.OD and William Niese. ¥ Nanre, The Wayne Unit will be in b P : charge of the ice cream booth . MAIL ORDERS Carefully Filled at the 11th District Fair.. The Mrs. David E. Chapman (left) and Mrs. Russell Furr discuss fair will be May 12 in the Eagles plans for the performances of “John Loves Mary" with James R.
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Fs Ly aie Fh Civil Rights Group to Vote : On Resolution
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Apr, 27 (UP)—The League of Women Voters decided to reconsider a “civil. rights” resolution today which had been stricken from the _|agenda at its national convene : tiost. 3. ¢
By an overwhelming voice vote, the delegates moved to have the resolution brought up for debate, The motion for reconsideration was made by Mrs, Henry Al. bright, Ithaca, N. Y, who voted against the proposal yesterday. The Civil Rights plank, introe duced by Mrs. John B. Ramsey, Baltimore, Md., would pledge the ‘league to “protect civil liberties +by “opposing unprincipléd and irs responsible attacks on public and private individuals and by recognizing existing procedures which already safeguard national see curity.” {Overloaded Agenda \ Opponents - of the plank said The Alpha Omicron Latreian Club will be hostess at 1:30 p. m. next Thursday in Block's Audi- ig: woud pI he league right torium at a reciprocity tea for all the Junior Clubs in the Seventh District, Indiana Federation of jsowy pie middie and impair Na Clubs. Working on programs for the meeting are (left to right) Mesdames Robert V. Miner, P. D. |g a ey. Anna Lov 5 ; . + Ts YU. |Strauss, Washington, D. C,, outGenovese and Charles F. Merrick. going president, denied this and — . sald it was rejected originally be-
Shortridge Graduate Heads Church Clubs agenda.” would ‘overload = the
. . . . In presenting the resolution, Women's Affairs in Germany Set Dinner -
Mrs. Ramsey said that “governBy MARJORIE TURK
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Annual Meeting
A bulging brief case is the only visible sign that Miss Ruth | Sonstututional rights, especially Woodsmall is a top State Department executive and not a Wash- ] those of freedom of speech, re ington society woman out for a stroll. To Be Tomorrow ligion, assembly and the press.”
Miss Woodsmall, chief of women’s affairs for the High Com- The annual spring dinner meet‘mission inc-Germany; is in-the nation’s capitol for conférénces and ing of the Indianapolis Church
consultation. {Clubs of Business and Profession- Golden-Seiler
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Mrs. John M. Balz, 220 E. Kesse«
She was brought back to the ——m—m-————— U. S. for a two-week period. to enlarged or re-established in Ger-|al Women will be at 6 p. m. to-co-ordinate the club work of Ger- many. morrow in the Irvington Methoman women with that of Ameri- JNESCO, the Status of Women n can organizations. {Commission and the United Na- dist Church. ; G. White. bass ler Blvd., ahnounces the marriage Miss Woodsmall, who resem- tions also arranged meetings with, 1ne Rev. Henry G. ite, Pas-iof her daughter, Mrs.” Betty bles Mrs. -Eranktin—D. Roosevelt: Miss-Woodsmall-to-confer-on-Ger= tor-of-the-host--chureh; -will talk:Jeanne -Seiler;-to-John McClelian - and likes to wear flowered bon-/man women, ion “The Bark-Bound Woman.” Golden, son of Mr and Mrs. Clarnets with ner tailored suits, is a| The education of these women gnacial music will be furnished ence A. Golden, 851 E. Northview Hoosier. for democracy is vitally impor- by Mi Vi i Bell. North Ave. oe The Shortridge High School tant to the State Department. PY 53 -Virgmua. pel, A The wedding was at 7:30 p.m, graduate has had her present ap- There are seven million more Methodist Church soloist; accom= Apr.-14- in- the Meridian Street pointment in Germany for one Women in Germany than men panied by Miss Virginia Lee. Methodist Church The Rev. Lovear. She reports that women all and women voters outnumber men Arrangements are being made gan Hall officiated. Mrs. George over Germany are anxious to get two to one. by. the. progr omunittes with Ferry was the matron of honor out of their homes and take an Sees Family ) P ogram © and Robert Thomas was the best active part in the political life of =~ . Miss Abbie Kantz, chairman. As- man. their country. Recently Miss Woodsmall was gisting her are Mrs. Nettie Litton, The couple is at home in the
3 enh in Lake Success to talk with i ice Meadowbrook Apts. Visiting Here - Mrs. M. Francis Miller and Miss
Mrs. Roosevelt. They studied the Ajvaretta Stoddard eee There were some club-minded i S . women in Germany before the general question of women and| Regervations chairman i= Miss Norway Club to See
Hitler regime sent them back to the deyslopment of the Human ploy Kinneman. Her committee State Parks Film their kitchens. (T18 Togrant. ‘includes Mrs. Kenneth Akins, Mrs. , - Now, under the guidance of ad-| Before beginning her confer- Edith Hyden and Miss Verne LOW Ane aa ue Co Dp visers like Miss Woodsmall, the ences the women’s leader visited man. Mrs. Clayton Shull heads ims on state parks at a meeting Bre feeling Spain to ? her brother, H.H. Woodsmall in| Publicity. of the Norway Club. It will be re vg the State Department Miami, Fla. Mr. Woodsmall was Officers of the organization and at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the DAR art of EitideH the bringing of formerly of Indianapolis. their churches are Miss Edith chapter house. Progam ne women to the U.S. While in Washington Miss Jenkins, president, First Baptist;] Mrs. Christian Olsen will also To indoctrination in American Woodsmall is staying with her sis- Miss Mildred Smith, - vice presi- speak. The hostesses are Mesor In |ter, Mrs. Mark Eldridge of Silver dent, Third Christian; Mrs. Albert’ dames Mabel Bergeron, Olsen and
Sigh Ne, are now two women, Springs, Md. The world traveler Nay, secretary, Central Avenue J. K. McNaughton. members of the parliament in also had an opportunity to see Methodist, and Miss Zola Beasley, .
in Washington. her grand-niece, Miss Mary Jean treasurer, First Friends. ami : ’ hg aT. asin: by | Woodsmall, Indianapolis, who was! Mrs. Catherine Castor is presi- Miami University Miss Woodsmall, German women a page in the Contifiental Con- dent of the BPW group of the Official to Speak doing advanced work in Bryn gress of the DAR. hostess church. & John Dolibois, executive secreMawr College and Harvard Uni-. Miss Woodsmall has attended, The church clubs were formed tary of Miami University, Oxford, versity were present. Indiana University, Franklin and:in 1932 with four church groups. 0., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Miss Woodsmall introduced the Wellesley colleges and Nebraska 'It now includes 19 churches rep- Richard Mills, 4706 Broadway. visitors to officers in the BPW, 'and Columbia Universities. She resenting six denominations.” All, Mr. Dolibols will address the AAUW, IFC and church groups. was general secretary of the church business women are in- Miami University Alumni Club There were round table discus- World YWCA for 15 years vited to attend. ‘tonight in the Antlers Hotel. sions on how these clubs could be . : — — a —
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PTA News—
Five Units Set Meetings
Four-to Install New Officers
Five units of the Indianapolis PTA will meet Wednesday. There will be a Dairy Council quiz program and an installation of officers at 1:30 p. m. in School 8. The Sct wl 33 PTA unit will meet at 1:30 p. m. New officers will be installed and films will be
shown. They are “Do Parents Need to Play?” and "Hobbies for Parents.”
Members of the School 51 PTA will meet at 745 p. m. A film. “World Understanding,” will be shown. Mrs. Gonard Felland will lead community singing. . The Rev. H. H. Hazenfield will talk to the School 77 unit at 1:45 p. m. His topic is “Does Religion Have A Place?” Mrs. 8. H. Hopper will review the vear's activities and new officers will be installed. Installation services will be held
children will present their annual program.
Friday while present quantities last...
Jordan Players will present the and May.7 in Odeon Hall at Joris chairman of the school's drama
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