Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1950 — Page 11

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Mrs. Everett and Miss Ethel

tine Room.

The event will be at 6 p. m. Thursday. Mrs. Walter Titus is president of the local chapter of the national honorary educational

organization.

A style show will be presented by Wasson's.

We, the Women—

Girl Told Few

Better Than Crowd's Approval

By RUTH MILLETT

“I'D GIVE anything in the

world to be popular,” writes a 16-year-old. And then she asks the impossible: “Please tell me how to be popular.” Every now . and then someone offers the world a magic formula for “popular~ ity” which is

by one and all, but the hard truth is that nope of these

Ruth Millett

Some girls seem to be born to |

be popular. Without giving it any thought at all, they go through life as “insiders” of any group to which they want to belong.

Other girls find themselves

“outsiders” and yearn to be popular like the girls they envy. Such girls probably never will win that kind of popularity. But they can learn to find something that may not look as desirable at 16 as popularity, but which will mean more to them over a period of years. They can make something of themselves and win a few good friends who like them for what they are and because they share the same interests and outlook on life. Make up your mind today, Miss Sixteen, that you're going to be somebody and start working at becoming what you want to be. Have a goal and concentrate on it, instead of wishing you were an entirely different sort of person. Go after what you believe you can get with

the personality, brains and | ability you have. : Ed ” ”

AND INSTEAD of wishing everybody liked you and that you were known as oné of the most poular girls in school, look around at some of the other boys and girls who aren't in the “inner circle” either. Don't dis_Miss them as not worth notic-

vember Mocting

ambiridge, aringimenty chairman; Miss Isabella Drohan, reservations wp olfe, table decorations chairman (left to right), work on decorations for Pi Lambda Catholic Guild Theta Sorority’s annual quest dinner Thursday in the Hotel Lincoln.

During the State Teachers Association convention, members of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter, Pi Lambda Theta Sorority, will be hostesses to all state members and their guests at an annual dinner in the Hotel Lincoln Traver-

Mrs.

Wolfe.

Assisting Miss Isabella Drohan, reservations chairman, is Mrs. Gordon Barker.

Trae Friends

, ing simply because they aren't popular. They are probably suf- | fering just as much as you are from a feeling of being on the | outside looking in. Among them

! you are bound to find some you |

like and it is with these that you can make friends. Remember that throughout life it isn’t popularity that makes happiness. A few really good friends are better than the approval of a crowd. Sooner or later even the most popular girls “have to settle for one man.

Mr. Barkhau To Take Bride

Mr. and Mrs. Albert England, 1633 §. State Ave., announce the

bur A. Barkhau. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barkhau, 1838 Barth Ave.

{7:30 p. m. Oct. 29. The Rev. H. L.|

/Krueckeberg will officiate in the to

Emmaus Lutheran Church. | The bride-to-be has chosen Miss | Peggy England, maid of honor; {Miss Nancy Zoller and Miss Flor-| lence Mays, bridesmaids; Kath-| lerine Zoller, ringbearer, and, Sherry Lynn Barkhau, girl.

{Raymond Barkhau, ushers, Mrs.

entertained with a miscellaneous!

last night.

Miss Mays in the Zoller home, 1454 Laurel St.

‘tended Butler University.

Vassar Meeting

Mrs. Jeremiah L. Cadick, 3505 Washington Blvd., attended the

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Mrs, Mary Virginia Holzberger of the store's fashion bureau will be commentator. the show there will be an organ recital by Miss Mary Faith Newman. Mrs. Everett Cambridge, arrangements chairman, is being assisted np ed L. g. Phillips and Retirement,” will be given in the Elmer Beeler, Bonke, Jane Hoy, Jean Carpenter and Ethel

{Q—I have hardy ivy planted in ‘cotumes;

AI would not try to keep these

approaching marriage of their daughter, Martha Louise, to Wil-!

The couple will be married at

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Butler Alumni To Be Feted

flower!

Attending the prospective! {bridegroom will be Harold Bark-' University alumni teachers at{hau, best man, and Edward and tending the annual meeting of the * [Indiana State Teachers AssociaEmil Kastner and the tion will be held next Thursday |prospective bridegroom's mother in the Columbia Club.

shower in the Karkhaus home be presented by President M. O. {Ross and Dean J. Hartt Walsh, A miscellaneous shower was College of Education. given recently by Mrs. William F. Leonard, former faculty mem-| Zoller, Miss Nancy Zoller and ber, will preside. Mrs. Mildred Orr is chairman of the: arrangements. The prospective bridegroom at- tions can be made at the Butler |Alumni office, George A. Schu-! !maker, oe jcated.

Daintiness Marks Adult, Child Costumes

Associate Alumnae Council Meeting held recently on the Vas- | sar College campus, Pough- | keepsie, N. Y. - ; {

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Speakers Selected {The Indian Library and the In- : diana y Trustees associations wiil have a three-day joint conference Nov. 2: 3 and 4 i el Hotel Lincoln, ; A. B. Guthrie, writer and news- , will speak at the banNov. 3 on “Some People ” The Indianapolis Madri-

gal Singers of Technical High ‘School will be on the same pro-

On "Nov. 2 Dave Milligan, pro‘miction director of WFBM-TV, | will address the night session on “Video, Radio and Type.” Stanley E. Cornelius, education. : director of the Enterprize Paint Co., will discuss “Fashion in Color for the Library” at the Nov. 3 morning meeting.

Rev. Hall Will Speak

Luncheon ‘speaker that day will | be the Rev. Robert Hall, chaplain| ‘lat ‘the Michigan City prison. His| # subject will be “England's Great Experiment.” | Miss Ruth Rutzen, Detroit Pub{lie Library, will address the joint | businéss meeting the same after- % (noon ‘on “Putting a Legislative ~ |Program into Action.” ration for the Oct. 28 Indiana The associations will work on; women’s GOP rally honoring a set of amendments to the exist- {7 8 Sen. Homer E. Capehart. ing library law to be presented to An Indianapolis group hard the 1951 Indiana General As- g¢ work are Mrs. Harry J. Harsembly, man, Speaker" s table chairman;

Club Arranges Sunday's Tea

Candidates Invited By Colored Women™"

The Marion County Colored Audito- Women's Club, Inc., will hold an

John V Bent il direct anniversary tea from 4 to 7 p. m. ohn Van Benten w rec the cast of seven. It includes Sunday in the El Amigo Club

Mrs. Elizabeth Glaze, Mrs. Mar- rooms, 542}; Indiana Ave. jorie Johnson, Misses Margaret| Mrs. Fannie D. Posey, presiMellen, Laura Jean Ray, Ruth ont nas appointed a special com-

ae aad Janet Myers, and mittee to decorate the rooms in | The general manager, Miss patriotic theme. Committee mem-|

{Louise Faure, will be assisted by bers are Mesdames Louise Bran-| Miss Helen Turk, Other commit- Hazel Edwards, Charity |

Mesdames Harry J. Harma wires hot, REPUBLICAN WOMEN all

over the state are keeping telephone wires humming in prepa-

Plans Play Series The Catholic Theater Guild will During. onen its second annual series of productions Oct. 28 and 29. The psychological drama, “Ladies in

[Cathedral |rium.

Misses Ruth Ault, Hazel High School

gen and Miss Theresa Roembke, make-up; Robert Scheller, pub- West. = licity; Mrs. Paul McNamara, prop-| Mrs. Jessie Miller and Mrs. | jerties; Mrs. Marie Rose Kelsey, | Clark are in charge of| Quentin Redelman, pro-|HaTyetta are. iy H ases| cement porch boxes which I/8rams; Miss Mary Malatesta, | general arrangements oste wish to keep until next year, tickets; Mrs. Edward Warnicke, will be Mesdames Laverne Miller, | Since the boxes would freeze ushers; Mary Herbertz, refresh- Bobbie Baker, Maymie Whitlock, | and burst could I keep them in ments, and Joe Feld, membership. | Irene Smith, Clara B. Jones, Faye | the house successfully over win-| Russ, Lillian Arnold and Sarah ter? BROOKSIDE AVE. Mrs. Dragoo Home | Whittacker. Mesdames Levetriel large-leaved outdoor ivies in the MIE. Harty: W. Dragoe, St. {Hettie Griffin, Eula King and | Meadowlipook Apartments, has house. It is very difficult to... eq from a trip to New York. Marie Watford will pour. Sen. move them successfully into gv h her|Homer E. Capehart, honorary) vai in the East she visited her| pots, Instead, try moving the E. Al Sherwood, member, has been invited as have niece, Mrs. Allan e Plants carefully to some spot {and Mr. Sherwood and Mrs. Rog- all candidates for state and

in the ground around the house.’ t flice s. Under shrubbery is a fine place N. Williams. Jeoun - e

if soil is loose and moist there. SE ee Or you could slip these old | Teen Préblems—

Fore new suse. 1 sou wun to FOOT Dall Date s Rules Given

move the boxes indoors as is, By JOAN RAH! 2!

set them in a cool place rather | arm | THE FOOTBALL season is COME ON than your wi living room. in full swing. Many of you, no

. Your ivy plants will be much] happier outdoors this winter | | big games. all qaied Bp Io the

than inside. {| - Well, when a fellow escorts - | his sugar to the stadium, it's Send questions on gardening | up to him to be courteous and Mrs. Smith, The Indianapolis | ,,ve Just toting the gal isn't enough! Jack must give her a bit of | his time and attention. He must stick by her between halves, not ‘go gallivanting off to the other end of the grandstand. And if she’s a stranger, he must introduce her to his pals ‘round about, :

» » ” A GAL, on the other hand, must remember that the game's the main attraction. She can’t expect her escort's undivided attention during the big moments of play. A smooth lass doesn’t overdo the enthusiasm, either. Making a spectacle of herself screaming and waving will definitely embarrass her date. : ly An out-of-town girl pays her own transportation, if she travels to a boy's school alone or with other girls. She. omits baggage ‘unless definite ar-

By MARGUERITE SMITH Times Garden Editor

Glanton,

The annual luncheon for Butler |

Greeting from the campus will

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rangements are made for changing clothes. After-game doings are vsualinformal. Gals wear their spectator outfits right from the

stadium. But keep ‘em simple. Too high heels, drippy dresses,

velvets and veils are ridiculous.

Dr. George |

Reserva-

alumni secretary, indi-|

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8 Policy Group Plans Dinner For Monday

A Mrs. Louis Bruck, 1 : i Mrs:Moore to Talk { The Inter Group Council iWomen'as Public Policy Ma! will have a dinner meeting at 6 p. m. Monday in the Hoel Washington. {| The Altrusa and Personnel |Women clubs, the Zonta Club, the {Indianapolis. Branch, ‘American {Association of University Women, {the Tth District, Indiana Federaiion of Clubs and the Indianap"Slis Business and Professional |Women Club hold membership in {the council.

|Schedule Announced The inter group policy meelings will be on the third Monday night of each month at the same time and place. Mrs. Louis Bruck will speak on {the school board and Mrs. John Mason Moore will discuss the {county welfare board at Monday's session. Officers of the council are Mrs. Royer Knode Brown, chairman; . keep the Mrs. Walter Leckrone vice chairman; Miss Jessie McCauley aad Miss Alice Harding, recording and corresponding secretaries, and

Mrs. O. Richard Hamilton, host- At 9:30 a. m. that day GOP

Se Furman, ng Mrs. Robert county vice chairmen, presidents 'Mrs. Dean Harbison, treasurer. J. Rutherford, special tables . Republican clubs in Mrs. Harbison is in charge .f chairman. reservations k reservations. Sen. William E. Jenner will the state and district vice presi-

dents of the Indiana State Fed eration of Republican Clubs will meet in quarters,

be the main speaker for the noon luncheon in the Claypool Hotel Riley Room. Mrs. Harold 0. Burnett is general chairman.

Mrs. Nellie Steves the GOP state head To Speak Nov. 8

The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce will sponsor its second annual women’s recognition din-

Phi Betas Set Open House

Mrs. E. J. Ellsworth, 5220 N. be assisted by Mesdames F. J. ner at 6:30 p. m. Nov. 8 in the Delaware St., will entertain with Billeter, Frank Boles, P. A. Hal- Riley Room, Claypool! Hotel. Loan open house from 3:30 to 6 tom, Russell Hirschman and/cal business and professional p. m. Sunday for members and Lowell McPherson, Miss Hazel women will be honored. guests of the Phi Beta Sorority. Weghorst and Miss Mary Mail- Mrs. Nellie Milliken Stevens

“900 Days Behind the Iron Curtain.” Mrs, Stevens, Danville native, lived in Moscow ‘following the close of World "Var Her hushand was Naval Air 8S. Embassy

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