Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1950 — Page 32

—golTege days the Indiana Uni- |

| Convention Parley

Mrs. Mabel S. Sraser to Head Delegation Of Hoosiers to Cleveland Event Next Week

gO A large delegation of Indiana State Federation of ‘Women's Republican Clubs’ leaders is scheduled to attend ‘the sixth biennial convention of the National Federation : Wednesday and Thursday in Cleveland, : ing Republican women from 43 states, the District of : __their captains who will work ‘and the territory of Hawaill will discuss campaign issues and pro- i ’ i through the campaign. cedures, 4 They include Mrs. Louis 1 They wilt hear addresses by Rep. Frances P. Bolton, Ohio, key-+ Sear. _vicé chairman, Mes“note speaker; U. 8. Benators Robert A. Taft, Karl E. Mundi, William Kirk McKinney Jr “F. Knowland and Owen Brewster and former Ohio Congressman xX ‘William Julian, Ralph M. . George H. Bender, a riominee for re-election, * The Rev. William Alexander, nominee for the U. 8. Senate in Joseph A. Rothbard, captains. Oklahoma; Ohio Congressman ' Clarence J. Brown, Republican Other Teams = nominee for governor of Ohio, Don H. Enright, and Guy George ’ 2 : Gabrielson, national GOP chairman, Cangresaien Brewster and Mrs. J. E. Marmon, vice Brown head the Republican cons rtm. { chairman, Mesdames John F. ; ‘gressional campaign committees. = . Lee; Joseph: E. Palmer, RE. G Mrs. Joseph R. Farrington, Se pt. Q S t . Mauck, Richard Oberreich and Washington, national president, e J. K. Mahrdt, captains. will preside. Mrs, Katherine Ke: ‘ Mrs. James Long, vice chair-

nedy Brown, Dayton, a Republi- man; Mesdames Henry Oakes, - {ean National Committee vice Y u

Lee B. Warstler, Jay H. Volli chairman, will give the welcome nogle, James F. 8 wer And “address. tel

Edward M. Shares, gatas Heading the Hoosler delegation b O : ; Mrs. Garland ¥. Retherford, will be Mrs, Mabel 8. Fraser, or pening ; j « vice chairman, Mesdames HarDelphi, vice - chairman’ of the] SU : ; » old . Marvel, Frank Brown, Indiana Republican State Central] Members of the Indianapolis Mrs. Garland F. Retherford and Mrs. F. Fred Lehr (seated) and Mrs. J. E. Marmon and Mrs. Arthur Christy and John Heit Committee and president of the Business and Professional Wom-| Robert M. Lingle (standing) inspect the new brochures $ of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. and Miss Barbara McDougal,

Indiana Federation. : len's Club will open their 1950-51 “=| captains. Delegates elected at the Indiana! be : | . Mrs. Elizabeth Best Lund,

“State Federation June convention ¢/UP season with a brunch Sept. Eldon Palmer to Marry Elaine PI | vice chairman, Mrs: Martha

‘here in Indianapolis wi are are 9. It will be at 10 a. m. in the = Middleton, Misses Jean Wells,

Clara ner. Frankfort; Mare Guest ae event «ou Phyllis S Jea an n Stultz fo Be Wed TI oday

[Marjorie Turk, “Ingrid Augsbei “East Gary; i Betsy Hutchings, capt ngrid “Augsberger,” East "GATY, be Miss Evelyn G. Rimel, Mis-| oe Ruth Wolfe, Evansville; Mrs. souia Mont., tity high school! Sweeney Chapel. Butler University, will he the scene of two Edward D. Nelsen; Arthur W. AL man, will be assisted by Mrs, ‘Beulah Spaw, Rockville; Mrs. | girly’ adviser. She was the winner {marriages today. At 4 p. m. Miss Elaine Zaring will be married exander, Max Fullen and Harry Charles E, Monroe. i Alice Adamson, Michigan Cityilor the $2000 award given by the 10 Eldon Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Zaring, 1306 E. 82d 8t., and Branson, ushers. i tmi————————

Cole, John K. Ruckelshaus and |

“ton; Mrs, Bally Brown, South 1ake Forrest sc holarship tand. | The Rev, lewis McAdow, University Park Christian Church, will dressed alike with the honor atBend; Mrs. Iva Benson, Whiting, She attended the “yracuse Uni. Ofciate. tendant in blue and the brides- . and Mrs. Maude Rumpler, seria} versity summer session. After rr a Tor a Corbin, _ matron of _honer; Miss Farin é American Beauty. 1 g is 2 Alternates planning to atiend visit at home,. she. will return 22070070 id Ce rae. erie gep atin Gown - imit t “are Mrs. Ruby Parks, West Lafa-/for the winter sessions. Miss “Betty "Ann MECOIKey, and versity and is a member of Alpha pre oY. Be88l0 Miss Judith Palmer, bridesmaids; The bride's gown of candlelight le yette; Mrs. Loraine Jotinson, | The award was given to Miss poo “vole, “gowereirt: Otis ds; Delta Pi Sorority. The bridegroom gyqin is fashioned with a cathe-| GFWC to We come Muncie; Mrs, Clara Henry, Evans- Rimel on the basis of a voca- ber EE a W “{was graduated from Butler Uni-ig:a) train. A seed pearl tiara! WwW Visit “ville; Mrs. Evelyn Niemyer, Terre [tional counseling study for girls mer, a man, an Im ‘Warren- versity and is a member of Kappa will hold her fingertip veil. She omen Visitors jeu a Rul abt, Fyunk in igh eh cutie peopl SOT, po, 1 Soares ad Frain Fralerity i carry an Beirioom Braver TSI, An ATEAS AS COMpATe 5 v 3 . : wi City, and Mesdames Nelleits gujde in work preparation and| The bride's attendants will be, Evening Ceremony J ee pe salin Members of the General FederaDowney, Fannie Posey and Lil- with a view to the development [drtused alike in orchid, green and Wai Rey. Jenry alte, oy will be topped with a cascade tion of Women's Clubs who have lian Milner. of standards for such vocational Yellow fMiciate at th ure ¢ Miss ATTADgEMeNt Of white lilies. {been engaged in a nation-wide Others going are Mrs. Ione counseling, | The bride will be gowned in/Officiate at the marriage of Miss, , ,ocention in the Atherton drive to send packages to foreign Harrington, Chesterton, and Mrs. | Counselor Chantilly lace over satin fash- Phyllis Jean Stultz. and Robert q.,... putter University, will countries were told today there Luther c Ohee, Camden. toned with a cathedral train. Her| Arid Gambill. Mr. and Mrs. {follow the ceremony. The couple|is a ban on shipment of packages Miss Rimel has worked . ex-/three tiered veil will be accented Fred ¥ Stultz, 955 N. Denny a will live in West Lafayette, For to six foreign countries. Mrs. John Wa ay yne Unit !tensively in counseling both in With lace panels and held by ajand Mrs. Haze am {her wedding trip to northern In-|l. Whitehurst, GFWC council of

“Mrs, Maude Graham, Blooming- National BPWC from the Lena MT: and Mrs. F. W, Palmer, Knox, are the parents of the couple.| The bride's attendants will be. Foreign A id

{Oregon and Montana, In addition halo of orange blossoms. She wiil|. New York St, are the parents (Hregon and Montana. “carry a white orchid on a Bible, |0f the couple. The rite will be a [to membership in her local and ‘agua suit and black accessories./made the announcement.

The couple will leave for a trip 7:30 P. m. | The bride attended Butler Uni-| She urged the women to sto state organization, she belongs to northern Indiana following a; The attendants will he: Miss versity and is a member of b Unt} Sh bide at sending Sop

Wayne unit chairmen of the to the Montana Nursing Board. reception in the home of the {Shirley Klinge, maid of honor; Chi Omega Sorority. The bride- abroad until the ban is lifted. She! American Legion Auxiliary have The board Is considering legisla- bride's parents, The bride has| Mrs. Robert C. Struck, ilisses groom was graduated from But-| lexplained the countries to which

heen named by Mrs, Robert Jes-ition necessary for the advance-chosen a red sult and black velvet Julla Jane Taylor, Carol Gambill ler and attended Indiana Uni- shipment of packages cannot be ter, president. 'ment of nursing and nursing re-'accessories. They will live in and Suzanne Johnson, brides- versity. He will study for his made are Korea, ‘France, GerMrs. Bess Houck, Americanism; cruitment in that state. Jamestown, Mrs. Hugh Moody and Mrs, Elmer] The scholarship fund was es-| The bride attended Purdue Unl- girly Albert Arnholter, best ‘man; versity this fall. *

Jester, child welfare; Mrs, DeWitt tablished in 1923 in honor.of Mrs. Vaughn, Indiana Boys' and Girls’ Lena Lake Forrest, the second t U of R | Chi Frm Mrs, Wayne Bullington National Federation president. u er niversi y e eases I meg a .and Mrs. Dorothy Cheek, com-| Her primary | interest wis In i munity service; Mrs. Willard E. young girls and their education. A | R h WwW k Pl AT E } a ‘Thomas and Mrs. David Fansler, The education and Yovationy nnua us fe ans 0 n er ain _ jcommittee: of. the Jocal club 18 Announcement of the events scheduled during Butler Univer-! Mrs. Hal G. Aspy, 2219 N.| x Hosteser nced th itmebt e announce e appo en

constitution and by-laws, “Will be hostess of women in nine of the American Tuesday for a reception in honor ports of entry as official hostessnational sororities on the eampus will select their pledges © Chi Omega Sorority members 8 for international visitors, exwho have recently moved to In- Iplaining the hostesses would meet ‘Warrum, card parties; Mrs. Bert! : A compulsery introductory ee er ol TR international leaders, entertain Neitzel, unit activities, and Mrs. Nu tial Yows meeting for all rushees will open of formal rush week, "will be a po ¢ Indlanapolisiipon when possible and advise Albrecht, district projects. activities. It will be held at 1/busy one for the ' prospective (Alumnae Club of Chi Omega 1s them about the GFWC program, Girls’ State ~- Will Be Read. 'p. m. Sept. 5 in Room 131, Arthur coeds. After a morning of call- sponsoring the event. | The official hostesses include Mrs. Thomas Kepner, Girls’, Jordan Memorial Hall, Miss ing in the houses rushees will] The reception will be trom 2 to/Mrs. Charles L. Fuller, Boston; “State; Mrs. Gerking, ‘gold star;| A reception in the Brightwood Bundy will extend geetings on be- convene in Room 131 at 2 p. m./4 p. m. and from 7 to 9p Mrs. E. F. North, Detroit; Mrs. Mrs. Lawrence McCain and Mrs. [Methodist Church will follow this 'half of the Panhellenic organiza-| where they will sign cards indi-| Assisting the hostess Till -be|Charles P. Butler, Los Angeles; Ralph Herner, junior activities; arternoon’s 3:30 o'clock ceremony |tion. Dean Durflinger will ex-icating their preference of sorori- Mrs. Robert Fackler and Mrs, Mrs. T, V. Moore, Miami; Mrs. EdMrs, Elmer Jester and Mrs. Irv-/ luniting ‘Miss: Audrey May Chad. Plain the various rules and regu- ties. {John Leslle, co-chairmen; Mes-|ward Pilsbury, New Orleans; Mrs. ing Wagner, Knightstown Home; {lations of formal rushing. [Pledge Lists {dames Max M. Sappenfield, W. S./H. V. Milligan, New York; Mrs. Mrs. David A. Wilson, legislation; Wick and Sterling Phillips Jr. Afterward from 2 to 5 p. m.| {Red, J. F. Roesch, Fred J. Cogs-|R. H. Turner, San Francisco; Mrs. Mrs, Fansler and Mrs. Wilson, The Rev. A. I. Boren will offi- teas will be held for all rushees| The sororities in turn will give, {hall and Clifford R. Krabbenhoft./ Bertram P. Thomas, Seattle, and membership; Mrs. Scott Bange, ciate at the double-ring service. by the ‘sororities in their chapter ‘to the dean of women’s officé at Mrs. Krabbenhoft is the alumnae Mrs. Edward Cc. Magdeburger, | merit, and Mrs. James Polsgrove,, The bride is the daughter of houses. A compulsory meeting 3:30 p. m. the lists of girls they chapter _president. IW ashingion.

music, Mr. and Mrs. Ted R. Chadwick, with out-of-town rushees is sched- desire to pledge. From 9 to 10:30 ——

Mrs, Homer Brown, national se- 3849 KE. 31st St. Mr. and Mrs. yled for 530 p. m. in the Phi ; eurity; Mrs. William Niese Jr, Phillips, . 1967 N. Tacoma Ave, Delta Theta house where these DR. R. J. WELDON Optometrist

At the same time Mrs. White{hurst made known an intensive (effort by the GFWC to make foreign women visitors te this coun-

janes and Corsica.

Mrs. Cheek, education of or- Sponsoring the brunch. Reserva: .... ...ua) rush week, Sept. 5-9 has been made by Dr. Elizabeth. Pennsyl phana of veterans; Mrs. louis HORE STB, De made bY py W. Durflinger, dean of women, and Miss Winifred Bundy, president ylvania St; Albrecht, finance; Mrs. Samuel With Mrs. Myrtle Dgcs of the Panhellenic Association, governing body for rush. _ Beven

| Gerking, kitchen; Mrs, Josephilda M. Anderson or Miss Jose,

; Blazer, checkroom; Mrs. John! {Phine Borat, > for the coming school year during rush week,

o'clock that night rushees will

Pan American; Mrs. William are the bridegroom's parents. girls will reside during the week. be officially notified by Panhel- } . Niese Sr. past presidents’ parley; Organdy dresses in blue. pink, po. o 55 um. 10.1 p.m. lenic Council members the soror- le Hs Ac Krank Miller_and Mrs and green will be worn by the al yy gnesqay. Thursday: Friday pene: which Shey. I . pr Hn “Ralp CWI tendants: i8 Patricia. Ander- > = I SE TT “son, publicity; Mrs. Neitzel, radio; son, maid of honor; Miss Peggy and Saturday. Sept 53; rushed ey il Teele oe lela) hii | : Mrs. Joseph Sprecklemeyer and Underwood, Coatesville, and Mrs, o eir new - pledges : from e THE WM H BLOCK CO Mrs. Bange,” rehabilitation, and Patricia Banks, bridesmaids, sorority houses to which they dean's office bE , * ‘Mrs. Younce and Mrs. Thomas,| Ray Phillips will be the best an 2 sees) wi gwing notification sororities servic sales, .. The ushers will b ober or slumber : In le) Br. - cards and flow- gag, The 4) hess Nil de R be! t frospective sorority - pledges wille parties’ at 11 o'clock inthe &hap- i J - ers: Mrs. Nellie Taylor, memorial; _ The ‘bride. has HORE a1 $m be held at 2:30 p. m, Wednesday, ter houses for the new pledges. Cre - ’ “Store Hours: Mrs, ‘Thomas, parliamentarian; broidered ‘organdy gown. Her. SePt. 6 i A formal Panhellenic -dinner for Phone CA. 8511 Monday through Seturdoy __Mesdames Elmer Jester, Bange veil is of Chanfilly lace and she! Social Parties all new Diego will ‘be held at 7 : . 9:30 to 500 and Miller, budget; Mrs. Robert will carry white roses centered - |p, m. Sept. 13 in the. Atherton a oe Jester and Mrs. Wilson, delegates with an orchid. Parties given by each of the Center. fra council, and Mrs. Bange and‘ After Sept. 3 the couple will Seven social groups will begin on Mrs, Younce, alternates to coung make their home at 7551 Pendle- Thursday ~ afternoon, Sept. 7. ell. , ce. . Kappa Kappa Gamma will enterisis —int— —ct ; tain from .2:30 to 4:30 p. m; Kanna Alpha. Theta from-430- ted 4 16:30. pha, Chl Omega 8° - from 8 to 10 p.m. in the respec-

Jo Hold Tea : tive chapter houses, J Friday, Sept. 8 members of

Delta Delta Delta wii! give their “party from 2:30 10 4.30 Pp. MT.) versity Chapter, Delta Zeta So- Delta Gamma from 4:30 to 6:30 rority, will hold ‘its final rush! — 'p. m.; Pi Beta Phi from 7:30 to “party. It will be the traditional | f fT 9:30 p. m, and Zeta Tau Alpha “Rose” ‘tea from 2:30 to 5 p. m. man [from 9:30 to 11:30 p. m. today In the home of Miss: Jerry | Saturday, Sept. 9, the final day

Wilson, 31 Kessler Blvd. Mrs; Ralph Whitaker and Mrs. ‘Club to Observe SI 5 President's" Day met

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‘misting the _hosteS¥ will be Mesdames C, T. McLaughlin, Robert : W. Platte and H. C. Sledderjohn. The ACA Club will observe its Newer... dressier... livelier, Out-of-town actives attending President's Day with. a 1 pm. “will include Miss Mary Conroy, {luncheon tomorrow in the HawHaniilton,- O.; Miss Joann Ben- ; ig thorn Room. A meeting will be “nerr Morgantown: Misses Alice > (held afterward. Ard Eien Flynn and Mrs, Shirley! . : > New officers. will he installed Robinson, Franklin, and Misses h {They incite Mrs. Gilbert Forbes, Jane and Peggy Copeland, Mar- j x president; Mrs. Frederick Fate, tha Templeton, Cathy Wedge, : 5 vice presiderit; Mrs. Wilbur Lois Ann Long and Barbara Walton photo, | Washburn, secretary, and Mrs. - Goodall, Bloomington. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Evans, Ralph Poore, treasurer,

Migs Phyllis Stewart and Miss 1245 E. Tro : . Troy Ave., announce the . . LRath oT 1 r : : ] 2lumnie mp iD iosminglen engagement of their daughter, Benefit Party ; ’ ! eng. Mrs. Gloria Smock, and Norman Mrs. Dale Lee and Mrs. Minnie

Indianapolis actives at the ry ; : ; i : Charles are chairmen for the party will include Misses Marilyn E. Bourne Jr. He is the son of {Emerald Benefit Club card party

Ziegler, Jo Ann Marquis, Mary Mr. and Mrs. Bourne, Kokomo. tomorrow. It “willbe held in the Hellen Larkins, Marjory Ray, The wedding will be Friday aft- Food Craft Shop, K. of P. BuildShirley Sleddefrjohn, Marcia En-| ernoon. : .Elehart and Martha MacDougall and Mrs. Donna Green. «It will.be announced that Miss Conroy has won the 1950 Florence Hood award of $100 pre- 5910 Collegé Ave BR. 0944

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