Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1950 — Page 12

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. 150 girls in Indiana, Illinois and " Ohio.

. at 3 p.m, tomorrow in Conners-

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Will Have Picnic

Two sorority rush events and a fraternity’s annual family picnic) news. Alpha Chi Sorority, of DePauw Uni-

are in today's organization The Alpha Chapter,

. It will be from 2 to 4 o'clock in the Woodstock Club, . Miss Susan Shepherd, Columbus, is the sorority rush chairman for Indiana. Party chairmen from Indianapolis are Miss Susie ‘Auble and Miss Nancy Pippenger. .. Chapter “actives” who will attend include Miss Betty Connor,

New Albany; Miss Jo Ann John-|

Anne Schutt, Judy Foreman, and Miss Pippenger, all of Indian-

apolls.

Members of the Indiana University active chapter of Pi Beta Phi Sorority, will hold their anrush tea from 2 to 5 p.m. in the Butler chapter 831 W. Hampton Drive,

Miss Delores Shumm is the rush chairman. She will be assisted by Miss Ruth Baumeister. Invitations have been sent to

The annual family picnic of the lis Alumni Chapter, Phi Psi Fraternity, will be held

Hosts for the event will be Robert Willlams and his sons, Will and Art, all of Connersville. . Groups from Richmond, Mun--¢le, Anderson, Columbus. and oth«or neighboring towns will join the Indianapolis chapter, John C. Wardlaw is the local alumni president.

{Davis and E. G. Driftmeyer, { Additional reservations have ibeen made by Dr. A. H. Harold, {Dr. Carl Sputh Jr, W. BE, Black~ tburn, Willlam Jaus, George i H A. Btevens, G. A. Buskirk and O. L. Isenssee,

‘Aug. |] Set For Wedding | SANTA CRUZ, N. M., July nl {The Rev. and Mrs. Roy C, Car-

!penter announce the approaching 1 of their daughter, Rosel-

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Cathedral Senior CYO.

Norman Muller.

Blackwood on Bridge—

ISH UP the eggs in a practice bout with pots and pans before the Communion breakfast to be sponsored Sunday by the SS. Peter and Paul

The male members of the group will do the cooking at the event, scheduled after the 10 o'clock Mass. Left to right are Dan Wawrzyniak, John Fehribach and The chefs refused to handle “minor” kitchen duties so a com-

mittee of girls will do the dishwashing. Miss Christina King, chairman of the washing detail, will be assisted by Misses Polly Heidenry, Judy and Dorothy Beckman, Theresa Roembke, Mary Horn and Charlotte Scibetta. Other chefs, not pictured, are Herman Hagner, Ronald Hay, John Conway and Robert Boeglin. members are Louise Fay, Alvina and Almira Ducheneau and Leona Wilke.

Additional committee

Mr. Dale Has Two Tricks Donated to Him By the Confused Play of Muzzy and New

SOME OF YOU who use point count methods will say Mr. Dale had enough points for his jump to four spades. Others will say North dealer

Bey 2 he was simply crazy. : | East-West vulnerable ” +i But the old boy was neither point counting nor crazy. With] : NORTH eserva y ons his current opposition he was just hoping to have a trick or two Miss Brash Coa ia “donated” to his cause. SQ 63 & Are Made Do you see how Mr. Dale could| ; H—Q 6 : make 10 tricks on this hand} duininy with the ade of Siaménda D=A Re 54 ¥ i Well, he didn’t. He made 12. Here| le e queen of clubs an rew CQ : Dance To Be Held is how it happened, {his last heart. WEST EAST po In Anthenaeum Mr. Muzzy decided to open a| He trumped a heart to get back Mr. Muzzy Mr. New i club, For some reason (which|to his own hand and led a small §—K 10 A i Parties are being made for the ayen- he probably could not ex-|spade toward the queen. Mr. Muz- H—A J 109 H—8 7542 idinner-dance tomorrow night inipn1ain) he chose the nine spot. |zy had seen three aces so far in| p—q 2 D—10 71 8 ithe summer garden of the Athen-| Mr New decided to duck after the hand—one played by hispart-|0—J 9873 C—A 1048 [aeum. a low club went on from dummy, ner, one in his own hand and one SOUTH {Reservations are being held, Injand Mr. Dale took the trick with on the be Mr. Dale ‘the of | ol 8 Frank his lone king. : : Plows In S-J9B81542 Je, I Mur- Oueen Wins HK 3 /chison, Fred Hoffman, J, E.|7, gyary, HEART was now HOW COULD Mr. Dale jump DJ 9s ‘Walters, Paul Scheuring, J. Ed-|, 1" word the board. Mr. Muzzy | 1° four spades without the ace O—K ‘ward Clemens, Harry Hart, i lof that suit? They weren't going . ‘a. Urban Pflum, V. G, 33% Do reason 0 go In With his), poo) yy n this one, He | Ine bidding: i aud Edward Mueller. |8ce and the queen won. A small 0 00 ‘\5 (TAY 0 one. “NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST | Bheller ‘Wa ueller, club was returned and here Mr. plowed right in with his king and 1D Pass 18 Pass { Others at the event will be Dr.|New went into quite & huddle, |MF- New groaned loudly as he, J Pass 4S All Pass ‘E. A. Eliott, F. A. Wakeman,| Jt did him no good. He stinl| Von With his blank ace. {Tony Foster 8r,, J. R. McCormick, [came up with the wrong answer,] When the queen of diamonds Brash loves, “We made six and 'C. E. Cambridge, H, E. Horndrick, | Afraid that Mr. Dale now held fell doubleton, Mr. Dale found he only bid four?” she kidded. “You Hack Thurstan. DAcHr Buscmanl, the lone jack, he went in with his had lost just one trick. {aren't losing your nerve, are you, i . Meginnis, s F. Stuart, F.|q0e, r. e fed, enter Miss | Mr. oe?" IR. Trainor, R. F. Hoberg, D. R.| Mr. Dale ru ntered| This is the type of hand Mr. Dal

A wife Is speaking of her husband. ; Wrong: She keeps refer ring to him as “He.” Right: She rofers to him as “my husband” or by his first namé, » - w YOUR husband's mother comes to visit you and you giva a party in her honor. Wrong: Introduce her to all the guests as “my mother-

1a Jean to Robert Joseph Paten-| aude. The Aug. 11 ceremony will] be in the Presbyterian Church, | - York, Neb. A The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Patenaude, 525 8, Central Court, Indianapolis.

| He and the bride-to-be are Mrs. Mae Jo Green of Tacoma, | Betty Carr, (seniors at York College, York, Wash. is visiting her mother, Patricia Higgins and Miss Mar- williams, Charles Darko, Thomas

in-law.” Right: Use the more intimate term “Jim's mother” when you introduce hér to your friends,

Mrs. Green Visits

Neb. He is a pre-ministerial stu Mrs. Henry Hoalt, 1625 N. Capitol garet Downtain, fish pond. aa AY : -|Ponies . —————— { Mrs. Frank Huntington, chair-| Hirth, Robert Howerton, Treacy Man, ’ Don’t Go Away Hungry

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Lawn Social to

Assistants include Mesdame

Garrison, John Hegarty, Willard Mellene, Eugene Bray, J. E. Fansler, Robert Hoffman, Ronald Hamilton, Jack Schreiner and Edward Higgins and Miss Zeta |Cauley. { Additional committees include Mr, Carr Jr. chairman, William { Treacy, Mr. Williams, Jack Lane, {Bernard Fischer, Mr. Hamilton {and George Davis, ham booth;

[Clarence Hirth, chairman, Laur-|

ence Eichman, Chris Meehan, {Albert Lahrman and Norbert

{Lorenz, grocery booth, and Miss gchreiner, Mr. Hoffman, Leo

Miss Sommer, Willlam Mullenholz, Mr. |

chairman,

man, Mesdames Carl Fischer,|[James Downtaln, Harold Gor-|

land Davis, ice cream and cake; Faust, Mr. Augustin, Mr. Fansler, [Mrs C. E. Howe, chairman, Mrs, Mr. Plummer, L. L. Worland, {Lyman Schoentrup and Mrs, Roy Charles Zappia and Don Delaney. | Plummer, fancy work booth, and}

Charles Lahrman, chairman, Rob-

Fish Fry and Ham Booth

The third annual lawn social of the Nativity Catholic Church will be held on the church grounds today and tomorrow. A fish fry at 5 p. m. today will be the feature of the opening. General chairman is Mrs. John Carr Sr.

O'Connor, H. F. Roempke, Farl Mattingly, Joseph Williams, Morris

Feature

s L. T. Hill,- Carr Jr, William

ert Worland, Edward Howe and {Gene Merrick, special booths. {* Neal Howe Jr, chairman, {Nolan Worland, Bud Hacker, Val Williams and James Mellene and | Miss Rita Schoentrup, soft drinks, {and Mrs, Charles Merrick and | Mrs. Nick Augustin, “ponies. {| Other booth and committee as|sistants include Dr. George Goodman, C. E. Howe, Mr. Hacker, {Mr. Hil, Joseph Trick, Mr, {Schoentrup, Paul Walke, Mr.

McCoffery, Edward Higgins Sr, Carl Fischer, Mr. Mattingly, Mr.

Hegarty, Edward Higgins Jr. |

Richard Faust, Frank

Nativity Church is located southeast of the city on Road 29.

Susie Has

‘My Day

By ELEANOR

HYDE PARK, N. Y., J

letter in the mail from a min who quotes from my column: “The public should be free to judge for itself

the value of a book.” Then he laments at length about his book. In it he lampoons publishers, editors and reviewers. It is being suppressed in New York. :

because, no

selves. If he would have

it.

'It Takes a Coating of Sugar To Make Criticism Go Down’

He teiis me written by an unknown author and still “these people” will not let it be published. I am astonished that he should be surprised

tumor we have about other people, it is preity difficult for us to have it about our-

seems odd that they do not want to handle

. » IN ONE SENTENCE forever galloping around other

ROOSEVELT uly 21-1 have an amusing

that it is neither obscene, nor :

matter how much sense of

makes fun of the people who to handle his book, it hardly

. he says,

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shower will be the bride-to-be’s mother and her sister, Miss Ellen Kokemohr. :

ville, and Miss Gloria Novak.

Wichser Sr., mothers of the en-

tha Wichser, Katheryn Nitchman, Shirley Graesch, Lila

Others at the event will be Mrs.

R. Lowell Wilson, Noblesville, and Miss Lady Ann Halpin, Crawfordsville, - On Aug. 2, Mrs. Charles W. Newman, 6136 N. Ewing St., will entertain for the future bride with | a pantdy shower. _ Invitations have been sent to Mesdames Paul R. Griffith, Herman G. Wichser Sr., Adolph Schernakau, Jean Kettler, Charles T. Coy, Clarence Taylor, Robert D. Pritchard, Thurman B. Rice, Naomi Douglas, Clark C. Griffith, J. W. Cox, Hal J. Walker, Herman G. Wichser Jr., J. C. Weigel, F., H. Sidman and Charles Barger, Misses Louise Rice, Margaret Griffith and Martha Wichser.

We, the Women— _

Problems

Girl Not Allowed To Lead Own Life

By RUTH MILLETT THE PRESSURE fs on Susie to get a husband. She has finished her education, and her parents don’t seem to know what to do about her now. So every time another girl in her crowd gets a diamond or sends out wedding Invitations Susie's mama gets that “it's later-than-you-think” gleam in her eye. Poor Susie. She could be nolding down a job, having a try at earning her own living and leading her own life, and not have to feel like a failure because the majority of the girls she grew up with beat her to the altar, But Susie’s parents discouraged the job idea and insisted that she stay at home with them, where Susie’s mama could do a little husband-pro-moting.

Susie accepted her parents’ decision, and now the pressure is on. It isn’t right out in the open, of course. But Susie knows full well that the only way she can make her mother happy is by getting a husband—and the poor girl is doing her best to succeed in her mother’s eyes. . » »

MAYBE Susie will be lucky and really find the “rignt man” in time, fall head-over-heels in love and make herself, some fine young man and her mother all happy at the same time. “ But there's a great chance that such a thing won't happen | at all : There's a terrible chance that Susie will become desperate one. of these days and marry the first young man who asks her, just so that she can please mama and at the time get out from under the terrible pressure to keep up with the other girls in her crowd.

Married

Guests will include Mrs. Paul! R. Griffith and Mrs. Herman G.!:

“ Misses Margaret Griffith, Mar-| Cullen, |

aldine Harmon and Jean Minney. | Malcom Nygren, Boggstown; Mrs. |

Heard photo.

The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Hodge, 434 W. Raymond St. announce the marriage of their daughter, Delores Jean, to Lewis W. Ayers, son of Mrs. Loretta Muse, 2008 Houston St., and George Ayers, Brazil. The wedding was at 7:30 p.m. July 7, in Undenominational Tabernacle.

Teen Problems—

Where to Meet

By JOAN WHEN A couple makes a date, they naturally arrange a meeting place. But where? Well the first’ choice is the girl's house. Every other arrangement is simply a substitute for this best and most correct one, A boy should never insist on his date sneaking out to meet him. He should never suggest an outside meeting unless it's absolutely necessary. Occasionally, it is necessary. Perhaps the couple has summer jobs and plans a picnic or a swim or a supper Immediately after work.

» yy =» MAYBE there's a transportation problem; Joe has no car and Joan must be toted by

an——

Daugherty - while: Miss Beverley Jean Hockett, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth

Hockett, 1048 S. Pershing Ave.,

and James Kemmerer were mar-

ried June 24 in the Sacred |

Heart Catholic Church. Mr. Kemmerer is the son of Mrs. Clara Kemmerer, 1429 Kennington St.

an Escort another member of the gang or by her Pop. : t Whenever a fellow is unable to call for his girl in person, he must pick a get-together spot that will be pleasant for her. He must never ask Joan to wait on a street corner or outside a movie or a public beach among strangers. He must not expect her to go unattended into a dance place or a juke joint or a cocktail Lounge. * Next to the girl's own home, acceptable meeting places are the home of a friend, a club or the reception room of a good hotel. / But the boy must make a point of being on time at the rendezvous. A lone, lingering girl attracts attention, you

know,

Block's |

closes

The ceremony : manuel Evangelical and Reformed Church. ” . Mr. and Mrs. Ira M. Bonnell,

maid of honor. She will wear beige Chantilly lace over taffeta. The frock is ballerina-length and has a matching hat. She will carry a bouquet of Talisman and yellow roses. The bride has chosen blue Chantilly lace over taffeta. It also is ballerina-length, Her blue illusion fingertip veil will fall from a tiara of seed pearls and orange blossoms. 2

Church Reception She will have white orchids, stephanotis and pink roses on her white prayerbook. James Kirch will be the best man while the ushers will be Thomas Brand, Bloomington, and Richard Bonnell. The reception will be in the

church. After a motor trip to

Michigan the couple will be at home in Plainfield.

Conference Is Set

Church Group Plans State-Wide Meetings

Tomorrow and Sunday young

people of the Church of Jesus {Christ of Latter Day Saints will {hold their annual state-wide { Youth Conference here. Activities will begin at 1 p.m. | tomorrow with registration of visiting delegates in the North Side Chapel, 15th and N. New Jersey Sts.

in Brookside Park. Later a chartered bus will take the group on a tour of the city. There will be a supper in the chapel followed by a dance in the recreation room.

Sunday morning Ernest E. Owens, Indianapolis attorney, will address the delegates, Carl C, Burton of the Great Lakes Mis sion of the Church, Ft. Wayne, will speak at the closing session in the afternoon.

Candlewick Pattern Cake Frosting

The beauty of a candlewickpatterned bedspread may be duplicated in the frosting of a cake, to make an unusual, eyecatching dessert. Bring home an uniced baker's cake and use frosting that has been tinted a pastel color. While the frosting is still soft, imbed bits of marshmallow in it, arranging the bits to imitate a favorite candlewick pattern.

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