Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1951 — Page 6
Organization Calendar
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BENEFIT EVENT—The Mutual Service Association will hold its annual card party at 8 p..m. Monday in the Murat Temple. Working on arrangements for the event are two committee chairmen, Miss Marie Stevens (sitting) and Mrs. E. R. Sunman. Proceeds will go to the association's trust fund used to assist needy business and professional women:
We, the Women— Career Is-Not Enough For Well-Rounded life...
= By RUTH MILLETT
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30 or more hasn't found a ‘husband. It's good, sensible
advice and it comes from a career woman who knows what she is talking about. >
rather the woman who works from graduation to grave. She is going to become ever more commonplace and oy she isn’t a rarity even now. “Tell her not to let her job become - her only interest in life. Job and sleep are not enough, If there's no husband by 30, ] then the working woman must (if she is to % remain well-rounded instead - of becoming & neurotic) begin right then to put something into her life besides the job and a bit of social life that revolves around that job, and sleep. “It could be working with children, It could be studying, learning—becoming an expert on something. The greatest men who have ever lived always studied—to the end of their lives. fn #8 8 8 & » “IT COULD BE PAINTING—seriously, or music—seriously. But whatever it is, it had better be something done as seriously and conscientiously as her luckier sisters do their homemaking. Otherwise, she’ll end up like hundreds I meet every year, in little jobs as well as big careers. They are the ones who always stay overtime, who always take work home, who discuss the job endlessly and who, at 40, are bitter about life, uncertain of themselves and generally neurotic. “You can always spot them. They never listen. They just talk. And they run to doctors like mad. They usually think the world is going to the dogs, the people in it a mean lot. They hate all younger women who threaten their security—because they have built all of their security on that one big or little job. “Tell them books and movies are not enough. They all need some all-absorbing work to do (besides the job) as absorbing as the married career woman finds home and husband.” All I can add to that is: Think it over, For it is well worth thinking about. And it comes from a career woman who knows career women.
Pits IS FOR THE WORKING woman wha af age a DY. Mrs.
chairman, and Mrs. E. C. Rumpler, state parliamentarian. Program chairmen ‘were Mrs. |
“Wish you would write a column for the career woman, or ™
Alpha Gamma
cron Alpha—#6:30 p. m. Mrs. Rex |
Thomas, 128
New Harmony
Inter Nos—2 p.
Study—1 p.
Irvington
EWIng
Now entiFy- 11" a.m. M¥s. 7; Fr = Lutes, 4320. Ganr~Vg0-+-~Indiana Humoris
TOMORROW Advance Study—12:30 p. m. Mrs. F. B. Keuthan, 4475 N. Merid-
HEO-—Noon. Mrs. Nora Harlan, 1843 N. Harding, Indianapolis. ‘Readers—1 p. m.
p. m. Mrs. Henry Townes, 636
House, Guest day program.
Irvington Catho lic Woman's m. Mrs. A. J. Ull-| rich, 5339 Lowell, hostess. Pro-| 19—2 p. m. Health program and| gram, Mrs. Roy Babcock. Homenvakers — 1:30 24—3 p. m. “The Citizen Child and|
—p.m--Mrs-Grace B. Guess, 4 N. Haktess. Etching,” Mrs. “Albert Gray.
Theta Chap., Phi Delta Pi—T7:30 p. m. Mrs, Edward Nunns, 6447 Evanston, hostess. Rush party, | Election. Mrs. Leon Sackett, chairman.
Chap., Alpha Omi-| Service Study—11 a. m. E. New
E. 48th, hostess. | tional Bank. Election.
’ ora Ha | PTA UNITS
night, Harry Dragoo,
Mrs. G. L. Morefllon, 131 8.| iy | Ritter, hostess. , Book™ review, a
Mrs. V. C. Wiley. Pies :30 p. m, “This Is our Prob- |
Annie Laurie Chap., ITSC-1 p. m. Mrs. Edward Stevens, 181 N.| Post Rd., hostess. Speaker, Mrs. | Basil Fischer, |
lem,” Allison Division, General | Motors representative, Miss Carol Roberts, vocalist, accom
8—1:45 p. m. Pupils program.
Chap. ITSC—7:30 = qui; program, Mrs. Mary Rich, |
N. Oxford, hostess. St. Patrick’s| Dairy Council ay party. Speaker. Mrs. Noble 10—8 p. m. “Pitch-in i Reynolds. | Adult recreation night. Mrs.
Norma Koster, game director. | DAR Chapter mn p {16—1:30 p. m. Final study course | session. “Our Adolescent Chil-| dren.”
film,
~His Food." Quiz- “program: by
«Aluminum Dairy Council.’
Kingsbury.’ Election. : : wf Charles Watkins. - : F
Preston, 18
{+ “Easter Program,” MrS,
study course, iety.”
W. 34th, ostess. | “Guilt” and Anx-|
Lewis|
|35—1;30 p.m. “Eastertime Medi- Nora—9:30 4. m. Mrs. Paul Kuhn, 6225 Spring Mill Road, hostess. |
McAdow. Chap. V, PEO—2 p. m. Mrs. w. H.! tations,” Mrs. Benton B. Miller. | | Shreve, 6079 E. St. Joseph, 36—7:30 p.m. Fathers night. | | hqstess. Representative
Rosts Jewelry Co. IFC Plans Convention
Executive Board
Meeting
An executive
was held this Hotel Lincoln.
SATE
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R. B. Stewart
Final plans for the state convention, .May 2, .3.and. 4 were
Matthews, West Lafayette. The board will meet at 8 p. m. today to complete the session.
‘Miniature Cream Puffs Fried miniature cream puffs makg a perfect garnish for a ham slice or a roast beef. Cook the sented.
Flanner House executive direc-|
Altar Society Sets Baked Goods Sale |
A bake sale will be held by the |St. Catherine’s Altar Society Satlurday in the schoolroom of the| [church.
Mrs.
Here
board meeting of Thelma Underwood ard|
the Indiana Federation of Clubs Mrs. Anne Gallagher are in charge
afternoon in the of arrangements.
. The society will have ‘Easter 17:30 p. m. tomorrow in the home baskets and ornaments on display | lof Mrs. Daniel Grubbs, 1218 E.
Thursday, Good Friday and Sar 9x Sy TA rd SH ay
Pr a CT Nig ht Is ey ol
Annual guest night will be held | by the Vinzant Parliamentary Club at 8 p.. m. Friday in the| Hotel Washington. Mrs. Mitilda Collier will preside. A program on “The Thirteen |
and Dean Mary
York “st. branch, Indiana Na-|
tions.
|38—1:30 p. m. “Good Health Builds
for Freedom.” Election,
Peterson.
42—3:15 p. m. Speaker from Flan-| 4
ner House, Devotions.
[School 1--7:30 p. m. Father's 46-2:30 p. m. Book review. chair-|50—1:45 p. m. Speaker, Mrs. Mil-
dred Crump. Election, 56—2:30 p. m. Build for eedom.” demonstration. Movie, a Day's Work.” Speaker.
School, 80—7:30
Election.
ceremonies.
{81—1:30 p. m.’ Decorate 2
91-—-7:30 p. m. Speaker, Joe Plerson, Indianapolis _Chamber of
“Commerce,
| Crooked: Creek-7 30 p.m. “Par-
“tion,”
Speaker, Mrs. ' Mothers Singers.
Morning coffee.
discussion; election.
Mrs. Grubbs
Hostess
Western Alumnae Will Be Guests
The Indianapolis Alumnae Club (of Western College will meet _at|Unexplainable.
Mrs. Ralph. Holland. : Chap. F, PEO—1 p. m. Mrs. Paul 34—1:15 p.m. Parent Education Garden City—7:50 p. m. Election.’ Eva “Watson.
tor. Mrs. Mary Harper and Anderson Dailey, musical selec-
390—7:30 p. m, Speaker, J. Dwight
“Good Homes! Pupil “All in
panied by Miss Charlotte Moore. g9.1:30 p. m. Miss Helen Hol-
lingsworth, Ayres’ consumer relations department, style show.
| 70° 1:30 p. m. Representative from Indiana State Deaf
p. m. Father's night. Charles E. Campbell, master of. -
“Hints on’ Home
257.39 p.m. Speaker, Dr. Albezt] ents. a eadhers a rhe “ToneE ir tu COM Cri | MSY pir W: ostess.| Guidance Clinic. - ny |e feld. tw x tummy JDL 29-—-7:30 p.m. Speaker, Mrs. | Evans—1 p. m. “ufdrent Bove
from) Speaker, Cleo W. Blackburn, Pike Township—7:30 p. m. Panel Pictured (left), are Mrs. Frank A.'Schmedel and Mrs. Frank W. Gray.
Ranking Motions” will be pre- will meet at 1 p. m. next Friday lin the Hawthorn Room. Guest
~ HILLCREST MODELS . . . Members of the Hillcrest Country Club and their aio will meet for | a luncheon-Bridge and style show at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow. Hillcrest members will model. Models In charge of arrangements | are Mrs. Harry E. Wilcox (far fight) and Mrs. W. F. , Bilsky, The fu. are from Indiana Fur Ce.
Blackwood on Bridge—
Don't Double When Your Acti May Serve To Warn Opponents of Danger
MR. MUZZY'S DOUBLE of the| three-two he was all right. But four-heart bid in today’s deal ig South dealer \what if they broke four-one? Apparently he {North-South vulnerable {Then, apparently, the contract
: ) NORTH -|was doomed. was counting on Inia partners) . Mrs. Keen But wait a minute. Mr. Muzzy overcall and the fact that he held ~ S—86542 had doubled. What could be pos. IKessier Drive. . + § (four of Mr. Champion's trumps. ©| - H-KJ 2 * . [sibly have to double ‘on if ase ‘a i K y ~ - didn’t ‘hold as _many as tir Mrs. 0. W. Schooley, Mrs Jong, In any casé this isa good ex * D— : . Y i aniplelof owe of ‘the strong rea- C—~AK3é - |trumps? . fps nein Galloway and ‘Miss. Betsy Bowen WEST EAST : & : will assist the hostess. sons for not. doubling an oppon- : . {Then: He Plays A ent’s bid. That sreason is, don't| . Miss Brash Mr. Muzzy | y : The guest speaker will be Em- goyple when there is a good, S—A § 38 SJ 109 THINKING this over, Mr, Lo Bela, Indiana Bell Tele- chance your action will warn de-| H—4 Ho H—9 182 3] Champion played as follows. He jel n d help h D—38 D—Q Mrs. Loren K. Blue 1s program oiay tne nang or tl CQ 1091 C8 [sashes the king of diamonds, they chairman. See how this worked out in SOUTH led the jack of hearts and overthis particular case. Miss Brash Mr. Champion {took it with the queen. A small TSC to Meet led the queen of clubs and Mr. S—K 7 [diamond was ruffed with the king ’ ‘Champion was glad to find out H—A Q1083 of hearts. The Arabian Chapter, ITSC, that Mr. Muzzy had even one card D— A714 + Next the deuce of hearts was in that suit. He won with dum- C—542 god from the board and when Mr,
| Muzzy played the six spot, Mr,
imy’s king and looked the hand The bidding:
puffs in deep hot lard and ar-| All clubs organized by Mrs. speaker will be. Mrs. Noble a. SOUTH WEST NORTH FEAST) {Champion finessed the eight spot. range around meat on the platter. W. H. Vinzant are Invited. Reynolds. 1H. 2 C Dbl 2D He was then able to pick up Mr. : He Ponders Pass Pass 8S H Pass Muzzy’s remalning trumps and
The Bridal Scene—
Martha Frances Dunn to Be Wed on May 15
are features of today's bridal notes. Miss Martha Frances Dunn has chosen May 15 as her wedding |
date. She will
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Havens Brown, 4431 N. Illinois St. {mony will be in the Christian Church in Zionsville.
The bride-to-be is the daughter
jof Mr. and Mrs. {Dunn, Zionsville.
‘Mrs.
become the bride of Philip Havens Brown, son of
Frank HOGAN pest man, Ushers will
{Harry H. Hendrickson, Albert E.
{Cedar Rapids, Iowa, will be ma- Mr. Federman.
{tron of honor.
Bridesmaids will!
Misd Dunn was graduated from in the
| ternity.
- » ” Honoring bride-to-be Miss Pa-| The cere-| tricia Denneman, Mesdames Gene Leon Cook and William,
Eitel,
include St., tomorrow night.
|be Miss Frances Neal of Nobles- Tudor Hall School and Indiana Church. | ville, Mrs. John L. Federman and University and is affiliated with
late of Purdue University, is a
Parents of the couple are Mr | |Mrs. James L. French. Brenda Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. The and Mrs. Edward Denneman, 1551! | McCutchan, a cousin of the bride- prospective bridegroom, a gradu- Ringgold Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. to-be, will be flowergirl.
Ford, 1534 Finley Ave.
Garfield Park Baptist :
'Cook will have a linen shower in| Henry R. Stephenson "will be the Eitel home, 1006 E. Palmer | . Miss Denneman will become the . . William P. McCullough, Metzger, Harry E. Reasnor and bride of James Raymond Ford Jr. | 3 in a 7:30 p. m. ceremony’ Apr. 7| m 5
HE COULD see it would bed H 'hard to handle. Surely Miss All Pass ® Brash had the ace of spades for] I her overcall so that the king of
{spread the hand for 10 tricks. Mr. Champion is good but he (would have had to be a miracle iman to make this play without
Dbl
Pass Pass
was no way to return to his hand
R Millett {that suit was no good. If he/safely! except in the trump suit. [the help-he got from Mr. Muzzy’s wes | Church Ceremony Will Be Read in Z tonarille played the king of diamonds thers| Of course, if trumps broke double Announcement of a marriage date and a pre-nuptial shower member of Phi Kappa Psi Fra-| 5
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