Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 June 1950 — Page 31

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Legion Group

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Party Guests Guests at the Sutton party will include Messrs. and Mesdames

ert Craf*, Robert Slaughter, John A. Wallace, August Diener Jr.| Earl W. Gibson, Wiliam H. McMurtrie, Me dentall and Beckmann. 3 ~~ Messrs. and Mesdames Charles)

Girk, Thomas C. Has" rook, Robert E. Houk, Thomas E. Kibier,|, Carl J. Klein, Charles O. McCormick Jr.,, “n E. Porter, Donald E. Shafer, Lyle 0. Tay! r, Fred C. Tucker J, James C. Wagner. John F. Wild III, Adrian BE. Wil hoite, Richard E. Rowland and Wililams, Ci. rles ¥. Arensman and George 8, Arnold.

Plans Party

Miss Irma Druding Is the Chairman

A future social event and new officers are announced today by two American Legion Auxiliary] units. The Garfield Park Unit willy hold a benefit ‘card party at 8 m. Wednesday in the post]

Miss Irma Druding, chairman, | will be assisted— by Mesdames Edith Acker, Carl G. Boeldt Rush Carr, Lee Amend, Arthur

-.-J. Miller and Harry Spalding. |

Wayne Unit Elects Mrs. Robert Jester has been elected president of the Wayne | Unit. : Other new officers aré Mesdames Dorothy Edwards, Henry Woehleke and Margaret Skinner, first through third vice presi dents: Mrs. David A. Wilson and Mrs. Ralph Winkle, recording and corresponding , secretaries; Mrs. Elmer Jester, treasurer; Mrs. Willard E. Thomas, historian: Mrs. Louis Albrecht, ser-geant-at-arms, and Mrs. Nellie Taylot, chaplain. Mrs. Scott Bange was elected eonvention delegate. Alternates are Mesdames Elmer Jester, Martha Moody, Joseph Sprecklemeyer and 8. E. Gerkling. Mrs. Willlam Niese Sr. and Mrs. A. Frank Miller were named to the executive board. Mrs. Ivan Crouch will be In charge of installation this fall.

Sets Sept. 2 Wedding Date

Joan Minneman

To Be Wed’ | The engagement of Miss Joan Minneman is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Minneman, 5021 Graceland Ave.

Campbell, Houston, at 8:30 p. m.| Sept. 2 in the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church. He is the|

of Dallas, Miss Linda McKinstray will be| the maid of honor. The bridesmaids will fram, Miss Sue Hanna Marquerite Burghard.

Best Man

Ushers will be Mil-/g Wichita, Kas.;|

the best man. ton Zacharias,

Rogers Morrison, Nashville; Blair joseph Quinn, Miss Alma Ken-| Skiles, Dallas, and Jack Minne- neqy and Miss Carolyn Gisler,| |Cathedral Unit officers, will have, The bride-to-be was graduated| charge from Tudor Hall. She attended pnomas J. Murphy is program chairman.

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Wheaton College, Norton, Mass.,| and Purdue University and is a

member of Kappa Alpha Theta / Sorority. . | 9» The prospective bridegroom at-| tended New Mexico Military Insti-| R G tute and Southern Methodist and! :

Purdue Universities. He is a mem-/ ber of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.

mi ————————————— New York Guests Mrs. Harry Mayer and children, | Anne and Freddie, Baldwinsville, N. Y., are visiting Mrs. Mayer's) mother and sister, Mrs. Robert| Insley and Miss Gertrude Insley,| 715 N. Bolton Ave. Mr. Mayer| will arrive for the July 4th holi-| day. |

Canada Convention Mrs. Jasper P. Scott, Oaklan-| don, left by plane yesterday for| Jasper Park, Alberta, Canada. She will attend thé Pi Beta Phi Sorority national convention | opening tomorrow in Jasper Park] Lodge. She will return afier| July 2. :

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Frank W. Campbell, brother of World,” based on the book of] the prospective bridegroom, will be the same name by Father James

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on Wednesday. “Horse guests,” race guests, tennis guests, wedding guests, young marrieds have occupied it for brief periods and always had a wonderful time. The Fishhacks will be

no exception. ie On Thursday night

welcome Frank and Arthella.

the Johnsons had a group of friends in to cook on the grill and

Mrs. Herman Kothe gave a luncheon a

Woodstock Thursday for her two attractive daughters-in-law, Barbara and Mary Lee. Mrs. Tom Noble and Mrs. Margaret Noble Johnston were there, and among the young girls were

Barbara Dean, Libby Miller, Jane Rau an

Flo Binford,

Flo was in a meeting with the box co mittee for the Western Tennis Tournament (here we go on sports again) before the luncheon, s0 I had a chance to admire her smart dark brown and white outfit with which she wore a natural straw hat with a quill. Betsy Hall and Elise Kenyon, who are on the com-

mittee with us, were there, too.

Directors at Dinner

HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of Christamore Settlement House was served a delicious chicken dinner by the Mothers’ Club, on the big screened porch of the house at the summer camp, last Monday. Husbands and

wives were Included in the party.

Among those on hand were Mr. and Mrs, Roy Elder Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Reilly Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Clippinger Sr., and Mr. C. V. Loughery,

and Mrs, John B. Watson. president, presided at the meeting.

" - » Mrs. Frank Dorsey, Winter Park, Fla. is here at. the Spink-Arms, much to the delight «2. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph McDowell of Lexington, Ky. and Mrs. William Alfring of St. Louis, who was visit-

NCCW Unit

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of her many friends.

The S88. Peter and Paul Ca-|

There will be a showing of the “You Can . Change the|

eller, M. M. Mrs. William J. Morgan, Mrs.

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eventi for the entire family will highlight the Hillcrest Country Club's Fourth of July all-day outing. After a practice session for the ladies’ golf tourney, watch her son, Gary, improve his diving form for the water carnival. There will be a buffet supper in addition to the men's golf matches. .

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ing her mother, Mrs. Gilchrist of the Marott Hotel, ‘were in town recently. They were guests at a dinner given by

“comers and goers” of which there are many

‘Stew’ rods the Boards

WO PUPPET SHOWS at the recent Junior t League meeting were most amusing . . . especially the one for which the puppets were made of vegetables: Santa Claus started out as a beet. A lamb’s body was a corn cob. And the other actors had been a potato, an artichoke, a turnip, a carrot and a grapefruit. A Negro mammy was made oi an eggplant. It was suggested that making similar puppets was an ideal pastime for children on a rainy day, but it would be risky to try without the help of one of the talented creators. Sylvia Peacock had on a fascinating dress at the meeting. It had a white ground with quite large brown burros with large floppy ears printed on it. She wore several strands of iridescent beads---yellow, pink, turquoise, green and white-——which would be smart at any time but seemed especially suitable with a summer dress. . That same day Mrs. George McClure had on a long-sleeved white shirt with a blue-and-white-checked gingham skirt and a small white hat. Very smart.

# ~ » Jane and Eldon Nyhart pleased their older friends by having some of them in late one afternoon at their apartment in Meadowbrook. They were mostly people who had entertained for them at the time of their wedding, and they more than appreciated being asked. Mrs. Brandt Downey is home from Bloomington where she served for. the seventh year as legislative adviser to the Girls’ State. She says that each year the girls are more attractive and more. intelligent than the year

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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nerding, assisted by Miss Nancy Hendricks |Southview Drive, will entertain and Miss Beverley Baird.

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STOCKHOLM-—Ruth Peterson, 33-year-old leading dress designer man will 1775.and manufacturer here, started wedding anniversary this afterMaynard St. entertained recently|as an errand girl at 19 for $5/noon with an open house from 2 with a miscellaneous shower for a week. She now has a factory of{to 5 p. m. in their home, 1155 8. the future bride. The hostess was her own and employs 100 People. State Ave. :

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a: Tuesday Luncheon Is Arranged

"After the luncheon there will be a short business meeting to complete plans” for activities In the hospitals during the summer months. ~~ | The incoming officers Include Mrs. C. H., Irrgang, president; Mesdames R. E. Colglazier, H. Js Walker, James Hadley, Robert Shultz and Homer Brown. first through fifth vice , presidents; Mrs. George Layne and M Lawrence Schmutte, recording

and Mrs, RB. R. Allentharp, treasurer, Mrs. T. E. Berry, auditor; Mrs. Hans Jacobsen, parliamentarian; Mesdames Bernard H. Jeup, A. J. Robirkon and Willlam L. Hurt, purchasing, sewing and publicity directors; Mrs. Roscoe Williams, {chaplain; Mesdames H. C. Fromer, {J. H, Andrews and Robert Kenjmeds, state, assistant state and

extension secretaries, and Miss | Laura Hanna, membership.

Council Session To Be Tomorrow

Officers of the Pi Omicron So-| rority Indianapolis Council will} ibe installed in a formal service! lat 8 p. m. tomorrow In the| Woman's Department Club. i Miss Ruth E, Castle, Ft. Wayne, | former national president, will be| in charge of the ceremony. . There will be a 6 p. m. buffet supper. The program will include {pallet and tap dancing by pupils). of Mrs. Eleanor Koster. |

General Chairman. Mrs. Thomas Seimier, general chairman; Miss Jane DeSelms, entertainment chairman; members of the entertainment committee and members of the June and Decenber birthday group willy” be in charge. The newly elected officers are Mrs. E. H. Milleson, Kappa Xi Chapter, president; Miss Marie Schakel, Zeta Chapter, vice president; Miss Hazel Peacock, Zeta Chapter, and Miss DeSelms, Iota Gamma Chapter, recording and} corresponding secretaries; Mrs. Volney Pritchard, Iota Gamma Chapter, treasurer, and Miss 8hir{ley Richardson, Kappa Sigma { Chapter, historian.

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Shirley Cloud Is Betrothed

| Wedding to Be On Saturday

} | Mr. and Mrs. Walton J. Cloud, 928 N. Lesley Ave. announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Shirley Ann, to Wayne L. Bledsoe, son of Mrs. Cora Bledsoe, Indianapolis. % | The wedding will be at 4:30 {p. m., Saturday, in the Irvington { Presbyterian Church, Dr. Howard | Stone will officiate. | Miss Patricia Jean Cloud will | be the maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss Dorothy} | Stewart, Eaton Rapids, Mich., and Mrs. George D. Stevens Jr., Mil|waukee, Linda Susan Crouch will {be the flowergirl,

IAC Reception Serving as best mian will be D. Fred Bledsoe, Maywood, N, J, {while the ushers will be Donald |Erler and Richard Watson. The reception will be in the In-

{University and Mr. Bledsoe is a | Purdue University graduate.

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