Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1951 — Page 4
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Variety Show Is Planned
Nursing Group
To Sponsor Event
Tomorrow night the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing will sponsor a variety show at 8 p. m. in the White Cross Service Center, It is open to the public. Proceeds of the show will hene-! fit the school project of assistance to nurses in the Martha-Maria Hospital, Nuremberg, Germany.
Headline number will be the “Famed Florodora Girls” Dr. Richard Schmidt, Joe Aufder-
heide, Chester M: Warman. William Barent and Richard M. Loughery of the hospital staff in a song and dance act. Members of the junior school faculty and hospital laboratory technicians will put on original skits. Dr. William Noe and Dr. Lowell Thomas will sing and Miss Betty Dickson, pianist, will play. A parody on “The Thing" will be sung by Miss Judy Andrews and Miss Geraldine Akers, students, strumming ukelele accompaniment. A German band from Jordan Music College will open the show and Mr. Loughery will be master of ceremonies. {
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Club +e to Celebrate
Park celebrate with a
Homemakers its 10th andinner in. the Thursday. Mesdames Ralph Poore, . Maurice Stoelting,” Hubert Shortridge and Rosealta VanSickle are in charge of arrangements,
Warren Club will niversary Kopper Kettle
We. the Women
Tips on How to Get Along
With Your Mother-in-Law
BY RUTH MILLE 19
WRITES A YOUNG WIFE: *
my mother-in-law,
| get along well with
mostly, 1 think, because of the fact
that ever since my marriage three years ago 1 have followed some pointers given to me by my own mether “Maybe some of your other voung women readers would
like to hear what they are. you do want to use them.”
“Always treat her with the same respectwould accord any Mother pointed out that when you are unfailingly courteous to another you are almost sure to get the same kind of
ful courtesy woman.
you
treatment in return. “Don’t look for her faults. she will have some.
have even rhiore cood
alone once in a while. vent this if, OU try to but she will quite naturally
Anyway,
Being human, But she will probably quahties look for those, and appreciate them “Make it possible for her to get her son You can probably preas some wives do resent your possessiveness and will make trouble for
I'm listing them in case
older
person
if you will
Ruth Millett
you
It's too bad more mothers don't give their daughters such
sound and impartial advice.
Tomorrow's Organization Events—
Heyl Study -2 p. m. 38th St. branch, Merchants National Bank. “Little Journeys in Words and Music,” Mrs. J, A. Matthews. Rio de Janerio Chap. ITSC 10:30 4. m. Mrs. Kenneth Irwin, 5917 Laurel. hostess. Speaker, Mrs. Basil Fischer. Jo-She-Ma 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Calvin Perdue. Acton, _ hostess. “Women in Business,” Mrs, W T. Ayres. “Hoosiers in the
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News,” Mrs. John Toon. Minerva 12:30 p. m: Mrs. James 0. Harris. 6331 Sunsat Lane hostess. “Life After 60." Mrs George Wood. Guests, honorary
members, Wednesday Afternoon-—-1 p. m. Marott-Purdue Center; Program, Miss Janice Berling and Mrs 0. Warren PTA UNITS School 7.2 m George P. Farkas. tertainment. 0-230 pm Mind Build | sical education Installation 12-230 p. m gram. Musie chorus 13-130 p. m
H 0p Speaker, Pupils en-
Strong Bodies and Freedom.” phydemonstration.
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Film. “Is Your Home Fun." Discussion by Red Cross speaker. Pupils entert: Aihment Installation m. Installation ahd special music including violin selections, Tea. 15> 1:30 p. m. Hobby show, Girl's Glee (lub. Installation. 2:45 p. m. Kindergarten talk Primary chorus. Installation.
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Eppl WED IN APRIL—Mrs. ert Dale Nahre was Miss’ Lois Ellen Smith before her marriage Apr. 28 in the Brookside Evan. gelical United Bethrén Church. The couple's parents are Mr. and Mrs, Charles C. Smith, 1328
N. Gale St., and Mr!) and Mrs. » Richard Nehre, 959 Lesley Ave.
= Deb Parties | Put Strain _ | ~ On British
Cost Makes Father Shudder
By WILLIAM McGAFFIN LONDON, May 8 (CDN )—They still have debutantes and comingout parties here in England--but the cost has gone up so and the average family income down so that it’s a strain on all concerned This is the season when debs come out. It started a few nights ago with the Queen Charlotte's Ball at the Grosvenor House a must for every deb: : The cost of attending is simple “only ‘a new evening dress. What
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Thomas Hasbrook. 1:30 p. m. Music by chair and orchestra. Tea for SA mothers. 58--1:30 p.m. Pupile program. Indtallation. Committee reports. 1:30 p.m. Special musical program. Election, installation. 7:30 p. m. Speaker, Joe Pierson. Installation. Music by pupils. 67-'1:30 p. m. Speaker, Mrs. McCammon. Music by Washington High School pupils. Installation, 68.--1:30 p.m. “Teaching in England,” Miss Mary Albright. Playlet. Installation. Tea. 1:30 p.m. “Home - Decorating" program. Installation.
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72--1:15 p. m. Installation. 73--1:30 .p. m. School orchestra. Mother singers. Installation, Tea. ™ 1:15 p. m. Forum “Building for Freedom’ with a parent,
teacher, minister and commun‘ity leader participating. 76-—-1:15 p. m. May Day program.
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POLIS TIMES
Organizations—
TUESDAY, MAY x, 1951
Release Patrons Lisf for May Festival Concert Friday
ANNOUNCEMENT of concert patrons and a founders dinner highlight
today's organization news,
The patrons list has been
| released for the May Festival concert to be presented by the
Indianapolis Symphonic Choir and the Indianapolis Philharmonic Orchestra Friday night. It will be in the Murat Theater. Edwin Biltcliffe, associate choir director, will present the group in a program of a capella liturgical numbers. Ernst Hbffmann, Philharmonic conductor, will, conduct the orchestra and choir in Mendelssohn's "Hymn of Praise.” + Three soloists will come from Indiana University to 'sing'parts
Photo Reflex photo. BETROTHED—Dr. and Mrs. George H. Newlove, Austin; Tex., announce the engagement of their niece, Miss Martha L. Smith, Indianapolis; to John Al len Liddle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M: Liddle, 3312 E. 38th St. The wedding ceremony will
be reqd iy z. |
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They.
Lucy Taggart and Hilda Stewart. J. 1. Holcomb, G. Barret Moxley, W. B. Stokely Jr. Louis Schwitzer Sr. and Fred B. Williams Jr.,’Indianapolis Power & Light Co. and the Indianapolis Water Co.
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Early American, Victorian and other period furniture are among the features of the Greater Indianapolis Antique Show and Sale being held this week. The show is open daily from 1 to 10 p. m. through Friday in the Murat Temple,
Founders of Phi Beta, national professional fraternity of music and speech, will be honored at g dinner program Saturday It will be at 6:45 p. m. in “tHe Propviaeum: :
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really hits papa's pocketbook is i Mish Harmien Nooundee Miss Pauline Clark has arthe ball daughter is expected to a Alice, Hensley ant ranged the program which will give herself, later on in the sea- Are Scott. include Mrs. Lowell McPherson, SON Patrons include Dr. and Mrs siriger: Mrs. H. C. Reid, pianist; One father sold his garage Rollers W. Blake D?, and Mes Mrs. Donna Leigh Collins, drabusiness to pay ‘or his daughter's A. Clowes, Dr. and Mrs. matic interpretations, and Miss dance. A ball for 400 people now Yletcher Hodges, pr. and Mrs, Victoria Montani, harpist. costs about 200 pounds ($3600) Jean 8 Milner, Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clayton Shull, local compared to 800 pounds before Wayne L. Ritter, the Rev. and chapter president, will be toast the war Mrs. Howard Baumgartel, Col. master. Chapter past presidents After her own ball, the high oe We A id Hetnington; will be recognized. } ; ichop and Mrs. R. A. Kirch- - spot of the season is when the x yo Ar 3 : Dinner arrangements are .be~ deb is presented at court. She hoffer and the Rt. Rev. Fr. ing handled by Mrs. Thomas A must have a super-duper dress for Raymond R. Noll. ANTIQUE FANCIER—Mrs. Dale Bell, 2741 E. 35th St., visitor : aay ss BS th Messrs. and Mesd s Fred . . . . Bunch. Assisting Mrs. Walter this. It costs at least $140. pears: 2 psaame : Te at the Greater Indianapolis Antique Show and Sale being held gs Grow with decorations are Estimated Cost er OM ye EE nN through Friday in the Murat Temple, shops in the booth of Mrs. Mesdames Marshall Harvey, Here is a list of typical bills Brown, Arthur R. Baxter, Jo- Fern Caswell, Philadelphia, Ind. Mrs. Caswell is president of the Russell, Hirschman and E. J, Rall for 400 people ...... . $5600 seph E. Cain, Fermor Cannon, Indiana Antique Dealers Association. Ns th Glass rnd Miss Dresentation dress ....... 140 John P. Collett, Joseph J. Dan- Martin, C. O. Mueller, Dwight Mesdames William Atkins, Clots Re et Rss an e ies Shoes o..........s en 126 lels, D. W. Flickinger., James Murphy, George Newton, Nicho- Gertrude Cregor, James W. Fes- reservations ge Pay clothes ..... Cienen biel 140 C. Gipe. Pierre F. Goodrich, lag Noves. ‘Kurt F. Pantzer, ler, J. A. Goodman, J. K. Lilly, ? ie Photographs ............. 100 W. C. Griffith and Howard Har- Harry Pritchard, Eugene C. Pul- James M. Ogden, William J. The Newcomers Club held a Printing invitations ...... 126 rington. liam, John K. Ruckelshaus, E. Shafer and William J. Young, ‘‘pot-luck” dinner Saturday in Four dresses to wear to Messrs. and Mesdames W. § A. Steffen, J. Byce Sconce, W. Miss Elsie I. Sweeney, Colum-:- the YWCA Chairman were Royal Ascot races ...... 560 Hall, Herman Kothe, Eli Lilly, . I.. Schloss and Frank O. Wilk- bus, Ind., Misses Gladys Alves Mrs. J. G. O'Leary and Mrs, . Charles J. Lynn. Charles G. ing Elma Igelman, Marian Laut, William Robinson. Total ..... connec $6792 / ” But all of the 250 debs of this Wi d P bl m / 1 f F 1bri T Ik ( | o t El $ season don't have fathers with In ow ro e s' S opic or g ric a u 0 ec garages to sell, At less ne of By JEAN TABBERT N Offi them, 18-vear-old Jennifer Low- = wor WwW ther, confesses frankly, “I'm a THERE'S MORE real living e Icers 1951 deb. with no money and in a house than ever before State Assembl having to make do and mend.” according tn Miss Margaret . Y JJennier hay made all her ow Riley, stylist for Waverly Fah- Unit to Meet clothes or the season or ess i x = ries An election of officers will he than $280. The outfit she wore : ; to the Queen Charlotte's Ball The pronounced trend is the he ply business a cost her $14 She made her eve- result of television along with apolis Branch, Eis ASSEmblY ning gown out of white tulle. tha entrance of men into the Woman's Club. > She borrowed Ihe Hinge She service, Miss Riley believes There will be a 1230 p.m, wore with it-—-long white kid ¥ ) : chicken dinner at Merritt’ : “wr ; . ir > Merritt's. gloves, white ermine muff, pearl “Women want to Keep their Are : ; : mY : Mrs. Leo X. Smith, luncheon necklace. families’ together as long as i is i t : chairman, is in charge of reserShe is not going to Ascot or, they can,” she says. vations. Wimbledon, so she does not need Miss Riley will speak in The slate includes Mrs. Walter any dresses for those occasions.: Block's fifth floor drapery de- F. Kelly, president; Mrs. George She is not giving a ball. And partment at 2:30 p. m. tomor- Edick. vice president; Mrs. Judwhen the season is all over, she row, Her subject: “Color and son West and Mrs. Cecil McConais going to work as a model. Window Problems." hay, recording and corresponding. Not Held Against Her “Homemakers should not secretaries, and Mrs. A. W. BravAnd do the snobs of this class- deny themselves wall space in ton Jr. treasurer. Mrs. Frank ‘conscious land hold all thie favor of picture windows. Millis is nominating committee against her? ~—Miss Riley here to introduce a chairman. fa Not at all. She is very much new line of Waverly fabrics, Committee chairman for toin the running for “deb of the Tecommends. 8 morrow include Mesdames Arthur vear.” She ‘has been nominated * - a ® = Gilliom, J. H. Haggerty, C. B. for this honor because “she is Colors this spring will tend Huff, H. V. Johnson. John King, beautiful, has good manners and ) his sf e ih C. R. Martin, C.F. Miller. 1.C an early-developed clothes sense.” 'OWArd earth shades. sprout Miller. Ben Watt, Arthur WedeShe has two rivals, to date. and olive greens, geranium. king, Fred Wiecking. B. C. DowOne of them. Edwina Wills, is the (e¢laar) reds and candy pink. ney and Ernest Ropliey, granddaughter of a tobacco mil- In tribute to Stephen Fos- SRA Honaie. Who Jas Bominated ON ror. the 105th en x Of Garden Club Events the grounds that “she has a per- : = : Sh N ; \ fect sense of fun. She is out to] Whose birth will be observed rr Yor, os 2 BR enjoy everything oe July 4, Waverly fabrics. tell an Arcter C. SE iy. re, iy The other, Venetia Weeks. exciting chapter of Americana. Ezra Barrett, vice president; Mrs. daughter of Sir Donald Weeks, On Gilosheen cloth. tradi- Charles B. Ruede, secretary, and Rg pechure, 3ne a tional Southern scenes will Mrs. Harry Holton, treasurer. ih aan. ~ Just picture “Old Folks at Home : TRADITION FROM. THE SOUTH—'"Louisiana Belle" (left) ee Whether the daughters of rich Oh Suzanna.” and “Jeanie a4 "Stephen Foster’ (right) . . . two of the co-ordinated new On Bermuda Trip : oe With the Light Brown Hair. WwW by fabri Times State Se men or poor men, the 250 debs AT rail] : t averly tabprics. : Stat rviee of this season have a number of EN Ye ” pi . : NEY ALBANY Vay his things in common. A few months Block's. Belle” print. It's a small floral chair. Nell L. Brown, New Albany, is REO the Sere still shiny-faced | a dust. ruffle and pillows companion to the larger '‘Ste- The throw top is reversible, vacationing in Hamilton, Beron playing hockey in re In Louisiana phen Fos ster,” show wn on the and lined with the pillow print. muda. loose. awkward clothes. Now they — jare learning to curtsy and wear | ren’ S as jon ows high heels, nylons and off-the- o// shoulder gowns. And. as in Amer- A PAIR of small-fry fashion 4 ica, their ultimate goal isla .good shows will be staged Katurdayv'in : - "w ’ ' id marriage Lo Block's Auditorium. The madelz “TOMORROW'S FASHIONS TODAY Avearing outfits-made-bv-moth er, will range in age from 2 to a aa 10, on 18 7:30 p. m, Talk and film by The fashion shows, at 10.30 Carroll Reynolds. Work ex- a. m. and 1:30 p. m., will climax hibits Installation. a Simplicity Pattern promotion 20-2 p. m. Year's history BV Mr» All types of clothes are rep- ARLINGTON 47 107A Ebert Moon. Awards to room resented in the more than 200 : teachers, Installation. i entries in the contest which : ; : ’ a bt Sere closed. SAturAaY. Batrnents Serenade mother with a sparkling bright fashion note from Cecil's , . . Lt. Harry Bailey. Traffic boy made by the “model mothers” ; awards. Installation. Tea. include denims, seersuckers Unusual styles, moderately priced . . . a wide variety of colors and sizes. 222: m. Installatio cotton sheers. soft woolens, coroe i p- oo A & Th duroys and velveteens. Pretty 23-3:15 p. m. scussion of Ss and practical bedtime -clothes Baa B10, Deus and practical bedtime clothes | SHOP CECIL'S WEDNESDAY . , , SPECIAL EVENTS DAY 26-—-3:30 p. m. "Business Round- § cotton. up.” 3 Miss Marilyn Murray, Sim- AM 27-1130 p. Th: Children’s-May Day . \ dln Al a 1 PLE FREE PARKING OPEN TIL 8 ON FRIDAY oR Stephin Foster pro here as guest commentator for 28—-2:135 p. m. ster - Miss Marilyn Murra the shows and also will be in ’ Shan direvted W Me Leila = a Nii ivumrey the fabric center for consulta- SHOP CECIL'S for SOMETHING DIFFERENT Motsinger. Installation. Tea. tion. 30—1:30 p. m. “There's Music in Card Party Arranged Shs == RE ET or —— the Air." 31-2 p.m. “Games for Every- By South Side Club Jot00000 00000000 00000000 0000000000000. one,” Mrs. Norma Koster. Or- Members of the. South Side o : chestra, Service Club will sponsor a 1:30 “ J4--7:30 p. m. Installation. Music p. m. pillowcase card party next ® by Beech Grove High Schoo! Tuesday in the Food Craft Shop. . choir The chairman is Mrs. Alice ° 37--3:15 p. m. Speakers, Dr. Her- Madden. 3 my 1, Shibler and Mrs. Bert! proceeds of the party will be “N bw-, 11 An Hats used for entertainment of vet- & hile To nstallation. Pu- orang in Billings Hospital. . § . ; i . 44-1130 p.m. "Did You Know : That?" Community sing. Tea. J 47 -3:20 p. m. Installation. Tea. ll, WN Le* 48 7:30 p.m. Installation. 49—7:30 p.m. Open house. Instal- RSET EIs ESSN teRt sss sassseTssa aes? lation. Community sing. 54 1.30 p.m. Presentation of safety awards by Police Chief Rouls. “World Community,”
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