Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1951 — Page 13
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Committee To Meet
A progress meeting to. report on ticket sales to ‘date will be held by area
chairmen of the Indiana
State Symphony Society Women's Committee tomorrow. Scheduled for 10:30 a. m. in the Propylaeum, approximately 25 area chairmen from the city and county are expected to attend. Mrs. Marvin E. Curle, chair-
the season ticket campaign, v preside. Reports will be submitted by Mrs. George
Fotheringham, student ticket chairman, and Miss Marjorie Kroeger, junior group ticket chairman. : n " n HONOR GUESTS at the gathering will be Mrs. Alvin Johnson and Mrs. I. Herbert Buerkle, president and music chairman of the Indianapolis PTA, and Mrs. A. M. Feeley and Mrs. H. W. Eves, president and music chairman of the County PTA. The entire group will be guests of Mrs. Curle at a lunch- _ eon to follow the regular business session. Advance séason ticket purchasers will receive tickets for eleven programs for the price RARER BLE Ra NT mous musical artists are on the program. for this season. "Reservations may bé made at the Indianapolis Symphony office, 10 W. Michigan St. The season ticket campaign for this vear’s concert series will end Saturday.
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E. Glesing J BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION—Jone Gaughan toasts a marshmallow while Delores Longer and Hilary Clements (standing left to right) wait their turns. The trio started their celebration of national CYO week early. The local observance will open with mass in Indianapolis’ Catholic Churches Sunday morning and will close with a 5 p. m. Holy Hour in St. Mary's Catholic Church Oct. 28.
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Organizations— d | 1s to Be Host 1 L U = o Lonta Internationa nit For the first time Indianapolis will be Delta Theta Chi host city for the Zonta International Dis- Ghosts and goblins will cavort at 4156 Car- : nC RE AF rollton Ave. at 8 p. m. tonight. It will be the trict VI Conference to be held Friday, scene of the Halloween costume party of Nu Saturday and Sunday at the Hotel Lincoln. Chapter of ‘Delta Theta Chi Sorority in the home District VI includes the states of Indiana, Illinois of Mrs. W. B. Hollenkamp. and Wisconsin. Following the unmasking, Mrs. J. 8S. Koontz A get-acquainted party will start the con- will give a brief discussion on “Color and How | ference rolling Friday night. Business sessions, It Affects Our Personality.” { luncheons, dinners, workshops. and nationally- New Harmony ITSC Chapter : known guest speakers will keep delegates busy. Founder's Day of New Harmony Chapter, InMiss Lily A. Kerz, local chairman of arrange- ternational Travel Study Club, will be celebrated ments, will be hostess at the first Party. She will wit a dinner at 6:30 o'clock this evening at the be assisted by Miss Eva Y. Wiles, chairman of pgp.pee Restaurant. Mrs. Fern Norris will ad- : Rostesses, =n Mrs. Bruce Hurlbert, chairman of - grees the group. rice refreshments. oe . Donald Bruce, radio commentator. will ad- St. Philip Altar Society . : ded dress the group on “Decision Now.” at a luncheon ; The Altar Society of St. Philip Neri Catholic * Saturday. Workshops will he conducted Satur- Church will sponsor & card party tonight in the™ rte day afternoon. : school auditorium at 8 o'clock. Mesdames Emma : > * ob Vaughn, Flavian Hagerty and Carl Boehm are IN- MISS MARJORIE P. GILE, District VI Goy- In charge. . " ernor, will preside at the business sessions Satur- Lady of Fatima Council me day morning and Sunday morning. Miss Gile is A card party sponsored by the Lady of Fahead of the Sixth. Ward Branch Library in tima Coumcil of the Knights of Columbus will Madison, Wis. be held in the Knights of Columbus hall SaturMrs. Olive Remington Goldman, Urbana. Ill. day at 8:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Greenan, Chief of Public Education, Division of Vocational Mrs. John F. Sujlivan and Mrs, James O'Brien Rehabilitation of Illifgis, will be speaker at the are in charge. conference dinner Saturday night. Her subject Scarlet Quill Spurs a “ : es ! J FLOOR will be “Professional Women and the United Scarlet Quill, senior women’s honor society at
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Nations.” She was a consultant with the Department of Interior in 1949, and was appointed in 1949 to the United Nations for a three-year term as U. 8. representative on the commission of the status of women. Miss Edwina B. Hogadone, Rochester, N. Y., will be international Zonta representative at the conference. She is first vice president of Zonta International, and supervisor of the retailing department of the Rochester Institute of Technology.
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Butler University, announces the following officers for the year: Miss Barbara Jackson Kendall, president; Miss Joan Coxen, vice president; Miss Mary Jane (Molly) White, secretary, and | Miss Joan Myers, treasurer. i Spars, sophomore women’s honorary at But- | ler, will be headed this year by Miss Barbara | Knotts. Other officers are Miss Diana Garceau, | vice president; Miss Lois Bock, secretary; Miss | Geraldine DeFrank, Chicago Heights, Ill., treas- | urer; Miss Mary Evans, editor, and Miss Peggy ! Reis, historian. | | Miss Jean Bures | . To Be Bride
Miss Jean Bures and John | Norby Childers have set 11 a.m. Oct. 27 as the date for their wedding in St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church. Parents of the couple are | Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. Bures, | 4001 Graceland Ave., and’ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bessemeyer, 4125 E. 61st St. :
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Salon Week
Gov. Schricker has proclaimed the week of Nov. 4 as National Beauty Salon Week in Indiana. “Dedi-
cated - to the grooming of women to greater beauty,” the Governor's proclamation mentioned that the “beauty industry contributes immeasurably to mental and physical well being of persons it serves.” Witnesses of the signing of the proclamation were Mrs. Mary Koerner of Marion, pres-
ident of the Indiana Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association, and Mrs. Ruth
Taylor of Terre Haute, public relations chairman. During the week of Nov. 4 an educational and philanthropie program will be carried on throughout the state, Mrs. Koerner said. In several vicinities hairdressers will arange to give hair-dos to women in hospitals, homes for the aged and other institutions. National and state cosmetologists’ associations are sponsoring the observance to further information on professional } beauty care.
CYO’ers will hold a hayride, and o™the national celebration.
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Couple Names Wedding Attendants
Today's nuptial scene is highlighted with the naming of attendants and setting of wedding dates. Miss Madonna - Lee Park, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Glenn Park, 1110 W. 33d St., has asked Mrs. William Craig tc be matron of honor. Miss Park and Allen William Meverrose will be married at 2:30 p. m. Saturday in the Broadway Evangelical United Brethren Church. Other attendants will be Miss Margaret Kozeluha, maid of honor, and Miss Donna Wuerzburger and Miss Marilyn Howell, bridesmaids. Margaret Ann Bonke will be flowergirl. Her fiance has chosen Francis Baitz as best man, and Richard Smith and Robert McKinney as ushers. Steven Lynn will be ringbearer.
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Miss Louise Alston, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Christaine A. Henes, Hamilton, O.. and James N. Parr have set Dec. 26 for their wedding in Hamilton. Mr Parr is the son of Mr. and Mrs R. Lowell Parr, 715 Sherwood Dr.
Ladd-Gordon
A candlelight wedding at 7:30 p. m. Saturday is being planned by Miss Jean Alsion Gordon and Kenneth Howard Ladd. Mrs. James F. Smith will be her sister's matron of honor, and Miss Joan Reis and Miss Patricia Ann Wylie will be bridesmaids. Flowergirl will be Sandra Louise Smith, niece of the bride-to-be.
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Mr. Ladd has askéd Arthur Wellman, Madison, Wis., to be best man, and Paul Henry, Madison; Donald E. Kunkle and James Breseke, South Bend, and James F. Smith to be ushers. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. William C. Gordon, 135 S. Ritter Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Harr Elwell, Madison.
Rothkopf-Bruns
On Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rothkopf, 2744 Barth Ave., will entertain for their son, William G., and his fiancee, Miss Marilyn Bruns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bruns, Cumberland. The couple will be married Oct. 27 in the Zion Lutheran Church, New Palestine.
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Trip East Follows ; Vows Today
Miss Frances McHale be-
came the bride at 10 a. m.
this morning of Arthur
W. Renihan in the Blessed Chapel, S88 Peter
Rey. Msgr. Raymond R. Noll
officiated at the single-ring rite.
The bride is the daughter of
the late Mr, and Mrs. Anthony _ McHale, Kokomo, and Mr, and Mrs. Primrose Ave, are parents of the bridegroom.” 3
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Given in marriage by her
brother, Cornelius McHale, Toledo. O., the bride chose a sapphire blue satin street length dress fashioned with a draped neckline and carried a hand bouquet of talis-
full skirt. She man roses. . ” » MRS GEORGE COX was her She
wore rose beige satin. Mr. Cox
was best man.
Immediately following the
breakfast in the Marott Hotel, the couple left on an eastern wedding trip.
League Board
Mrs. John P. Collett, sustaining representative on the Junior League board of directors, will be in charge of the group's annual luncheon meeting at 1 p. m. tomorrow. It will be at the Woodstock club. Mrs. Edward W. Harris Jr, president, and members of the board will give reports on current league activities. Assisting with arrangements will be Mesdames John E. Hollett Jr, Perry W. Lesh and Norman A, Perry and Miss Elizabeth C. Watson.
Couple to Note 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. T. William Engle will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday. An open house will be given from 2 to 6 p. m. by their daughters, Mrs. Paul E. Driscol, Lorain, O., and Mrs. Frank W. Messing. The party will be at the Messing home, 5631 Lowell Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Engle will entertain with a dinner Saturday at the Hofel Warren. Out-of-town guests will include Mr. and Mrs. T. William Engle Jr. and daughter Mary Lou of Long Beach, Cal; Mr. and Mrs. Driscol, daughter Carol Jeanne and sons Tom, Paul Jr, Teddy and David; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kleinschmidt, Brazil; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dawson. Greencastle, and Mrs, Mary Hoffman, Grand Rapids, Mich. Other guests will include Mr. and Mrs. George J. Hoffmann and Mr. and Mrs, Franz W. Messing and son, Joe.
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