Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1951 — Page 11
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Winter Club Gets ‘52 Olympic Tryouts; |
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THE Winter Club of Indianapolis has been awarded . the 1952 Olympig tryouts for the figiire skating team
‘of the United States. Dr. Paul van B. Allen, cleved word this week from the U. 8, Figure Skating Associa- - tion executive committee in Colorado Springs, Colo, the local club had been awarded ‘the high honor. Tryouts will be Dec. 21-22 in the Coliseum. The Saturday night, Dec. 22, finals will be a replica of the Olympics. M » ” ACCORDING to Dr. Allen, this is the first time there cver have been competitive tryouts for the places on the figure skating team, Before it: has been only by invitation. The team will be chosen from 38 contestants, All proceeds of the tryouts will be ‘used to finance sending the team to Oslo, Norway. They will sail from New York Jan. 20. Dr. Allen has called a meeting of the club board for 8 p. m. today in the Allen home, 1512 N. Delaware 8t. A general club meeting is scheduled for Oct. 22 in the 38th St. branch, Merchants National Bank, at which time plans will get underway for the tryouts in the Coliseum.
CLUB OFFICERS with Dr. M. Hal),
serving Allen are Dr. Frank vice president; Mrs.
Jessera Myers, secretary, and
Tony E. Foster, treasurer. Directors include Mrs, Sidney A. Horn, Dr. George S. Bond, Raymond 8. Fox; W. F. Sully, Car! Strickland and E. G. Drift. meyer.
Winter Club president, re-
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Alumnae to Convene
HE annual homecoming celebration of the Oldenburg Academy Alumnae will be held Saturday and
Sunday at the Immaculate Conception Academy in Oldenburg. Mrs. Connie Boehm Sheridan is chairman of entertainment and the banquet Saturday. Election of officers will take place during the business session Sunday morning after a. High Mass in the convent chapel.
” » 2 AMONG local members attending are Mesdames Sheridan, Nell O'Donnell Javins, Katherine O'Donnell Lane, Mary Madden Schmutte, Teresa Feltman Sahm, Mary Ryan Rossiter and Ruth Dickert Spencer, Misses Helen and Jane O'Brien, Margaret lozzo, Lucy Lavelle and Mary Ann Bradley.
» = = PRESENT officers of the alumnae are Mrs. Javins, president; Hodapp. Cincinnati, vice president; Mrs. Marion Borchelt Paulis, Oldenburg, secretary; Mrs. Mary Harmeling, Covington, Ky. treasurer, and Mrs. Sahm, ways and means chairman.
Parties Will Honor Miss Catherine Clark
WO parties are on the pre-nuptial schedule of Miss Catherine Clark, the bride-to-be of William Breck. The couple will be married Oct. 27 in Tabernacle Presby-
terian Church.
Will Install New Officers
New officers and committee chairmen of the National Association of Parliamentarians will begin their terms officially at the 10 a.m; Friday meeting in the Meridian Room, Colonial
Furniture Co. Mrs. Charles Voyles, delegate to the national convention, will report on the sessions, New officers and committee chairmen are Mrs. Clarence L. Kittle, president; Mrs. Fred Hobbs, Plainfield, vice president; Mrs. H. P. Willwerth, secretary and publicity; Mrs, Voyles, treasurer; Mrs. John Downing Johnson, parliamentarian; Mrs. E. C. Rumpler, historian, and Mrs. W. C. Bartholomew, auditor. Mrs. W. H. Vinzant, program and year book: Mrs. Jasper Scott, membership; Mrs. Harry Kuhn, contact, and Mrs. E. E. Lett, by-laws,
At 8 p. m. today there will be an everyday china shower. Miss Ann Harvey and Miss Sally Nugent will give the party in the Nugent home, 5860 Washington Blvd. Attending will be Mrs, George L. Clark and Mrs. J. W. O, Breck, mothers of the engaged couple; Mesdames Robert Adair, H. Dudley Burge Jr., Robert Finout, H. L. Grace, Herbert Grimes, Leo Henry. Kenneth L. Merrick and Jerry Weaver.
= = ” ALSO MISS Ann Breck, Shelbyville, and Misses Susan Bowers, Dorothy Giles, Barbara Mason, Phyllis Thornburg and Miss Jo Tranbarger. A mother-daughter dinner and miscellaneous shower will bs given by Mrs. William . Evans, 6674 N. Pennsylvania B at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow.
= = = ’ THOSE INVITED include Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Breck. Mrs. Orth K. Harvey, Hartford City; Mesdames Don D. Bowers, John H. Evans, Robert L. Mason and Charles A, Nugent, Misses Bowers, Mason, Nugent, Harvey and Breck.
Shortridge Family Frolic *
Scheduled for
Nov. 16
SHORTRIDOR High School's annual Family Frolic has
been set for Nov. 16.
Models for the Frolic style show to be sponsored by
Ayres’ will be selected at auditorium.
Committee members in charge
of the affair are Dr. and Mrs. Glen V. Ryan, chairmen, assisted by Mr, and Mrs, Chester F. Barney and Mr. and Mrs. Claude J, Horn. me Paculty committee members are Miss Alice Hessler, Mrs. Henrietta Parker, Mrs. Hope Bedford Nevitt, Robert Black and Eugene Hilliker. Judges for the contest include Mrs, Lotys Benning Stewart, Miss Martha McKenna and Miss Christy Castanias. Tea wil be served after the contest.
WE Garden Club
The WE Garden Club will go | to Brown County tomorrow. |! Members will leave Washington'
Blvd. at 38th 8t. at 9:15 a. m. Mrs. J. F. Cunat is in charge of arrangements. Newly elected officers of the club are Mrs, M. L. Reasor, president; Mrs, Cunat, vice president; Mrs, Kenneth Jones, secretary; Mrs. R. H. March, treasurer, and Mrs, N. M. Johnson and Mrs. M, E. Schaefer, cochairmen of publieity,
Carmel Club to Meet
The Countryside Garden Club of Carmel will tour Holliday Park tomorrow dessert and coffee meeting in the home of Mrs. H. H. Chris~
tie, 1638 Pleasant St.
EASILY DIGESTED LASTING ENERGY
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2:15 p. m. Friday in the school
To Have Role In New Film
Mrs, Olive Enslen-Tinder, former Indianapolis book reviewer, has a part in the new de Roachemont-Columbia movie, “Walk East on” Beacon.” The
Mrs. Martha Garaghan
production is a sequel to “The |
House on 924 St.” Mrs. Tinder plays a small part with George Murphy in the film. She is living in Boston
where the movie is being made |
and is free lancing for Radio Station WHEE there. Her Kerry Blue pup, “Pam,” is in the picture, too.
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AFTER THE PARLEY—Mrs. James M. Leffel Jr., Miss Marjory Kroeger and Mrs. Robert Bohlen (left to right) leave Christamore House after an orientation session for the Mar. 13 and 14 Spring
Follies the Christamore Aid Society will give in the Murat Temple.
Ladywood Class Officers Named
LASS officers at Ladywood School are announced “for the - school
year. Jane Harris, Terre Haute, is the new president of the senior class. Other senior officers include Norine Healy, Evansville, vice president; Mary Hulman, Terre Haute, secretary, and Mary Cay Rembusch, treasurer.
= = = THE JUNIOR class has elected Mary Etta Glaser, Brookville, president. Its other officers are Barbara Detchon, New Richmond, vice president;
In the sophomore class Marilyn Alhand and Molly Smith are president and secretarytreasurer respectively, Marlene Fitzgerald, Springfield, Ill, was the freshmen’s choice for president, Peggy Kritsch is vice president; Grace Rembusch, secretary, and Frances 8palding, Columbus, Ind., treasurer. <
= = = PEGGY AND MARY Brennan are prefect and vice prefect of the Sodality of Our Lady. Janet Alhand is the Sodality secretary. The Ladywood Athletic Association is under the leadership of Mary Ann Marbaugh. Other
urer, and Barbara Tucker; Elm Grove, Wis, and Jo Ann Loeffler. sergeants at arms. Heading the Maricale is Norine Healy, president, and Mary Hulman, vice vrresident. The
Art Club chose Mary Cay Rem- |
busch. president; Mary Hulman, vice president, and Molly Smith, secretary-treasurer.
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m To Be Honored
Mrs. George H. Richter, 4620
“Millersville Road, will be hostess at a miscellaneous shower |
tomorrow for Miss Jean Gage,
The bride-to-be, the daughter...
of Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Gage, 4822 E. 11th St., will be married to Francis Hinderliter at a 3:30 p. m. ceremony Oct. 20 in the Second Presbyterian Church, His parents are Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Hinderliter, 2327 Carroliton Ave, Miss Gage was recently entertained at a linen shower by Miss Doris Stern, Mrs, William
Lemon and members of Sigma |
Lambda Chi Sorority.
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