Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1951 — Page 4
of Tomorrow . .'. °
Times photo by Dean Timmerman.
IANA BROWN, 5, and her doll watch their playmates from the window. Indoors, Diana plays with her dolls and coloring books. She has a brother, David Michael,
7. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Brown, 3877 N. Sheridan Ave., are her parents.
We, the Women—
Praise Wife the Same as Secretary
By RUTH MILLETT IVE business and profes-
sional men were discussing their secretaries and
all of them were bragging about what a jewel he had. There was one moaning about the lame-brain he had had just hired, but kept up his part of the boasting by saying what a whizz his last secretary had been and how everything had been in a mess since she left. The praise was lavish. The appreciation was earnest. And the discussion ended by one man’s saying: “Well, I tell you it’s mighty hard to find a really good secretary -— and you' ve found one you're a suck-
once
er if you don't hold on to her. 1 alway give mine a raise before she gets around to asking for it. I don’t want anyone hiring
her away from me.” It's a pity men don't take that attitude toward their wives. A man
will marvel at the way an inexperienced secretary after years of holding down a joh, get so
competent that she could almost run his business for him.
Ruth Millett
a few
But not many men ever stop to marvel at how after a few years of marriage his wife has managed to acquire all the skills required to run a home and keep a family healthy and happy. And while a man with a competent secretary is wise enough to know that it behooves him to keep her happy, the same man may never have thought in such terms about his wife. Why this is so is hard to figure out. I doubt if even the secretary who marries the boss has ever been able to explain it—once she gave up the job of secretary to become an unsung housewife.
Once Gos a Time
Mama-— Papa—
And Little Baby Bear
and now they are on OUR FAMOUS FOURTH FLOOR
All
Lovable
A. Baby Bear Wool Mohair Jointed n—$5.50
3. Mama Bear Rayon Plush $5.00
C. Papa Bear Brown Mohair. Fully Jointed— $10.00
There Were Three Bears
Wonderful—
Stuffed Toys
for the enddly set
Our Famous Year Round Toy Department is filled with a delightful collection of stuffed “animals for little folks— | lambs — kittens — dogs and bears. There are also crib toys—and tub toys for the wee mites whom Santa never forgets.
Celebrating Our 112th Christmas Anniversary
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~sMiss Jessie McCallie and Miss
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MONDAY,
—— Get Acquainted’ /— Party Scheduled “By Law Students
Y supper and dance, panel discussion, get acquainted party, and several -meetings head the list of activities on the club calendar this week. J. Stephens College Alumnae Club will sponsor its an-
nual Snowball dinner-dance in the Meridian HiNs Country Club Dec. 22. A buffet supper will be served at 7:30 p. m. Dancing will begin at 9 p. m. fo Harry McCready’s orchestra. Holiday greenery entwined with multicolored. Christmas tree ornaments will decorate the club. Ornaments with names written on them will serve as place cards. Mrs. Arthur Locke and Mrs. Allen Moorman will be cochairmen of the dance. Other committee members are Mrs. Clarence R. Greene Jr., reservations; Mrs. Kenneth Hoffman, invitations; Mrs. Dale Schofner, publicity; and Mesdames James F. McCaffrey, Hermann Rinne, William G. Curry and John P. Holton, decorations. Proceeds of the dance will go to the Chapel Fund of the college,
Zonta Club
A tour of Goodwill Industries will be taken by Zonta Club members at their meeting Tuesday night. Members will meet at yoodwill Industries at 5:45 p. m. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m. A panel discussion of the Inter-group Council will be held after dinner, At this time the development and work of the Inter-group Council in promoting the appointment of women in policy-making positions in government will be explained. Mrs. Royer K. Brown, immediate past president of the Council, will be moderator. The panel will include Mrs. Walter Leckromne, ‘president of the Council, and Zonta members
lice Harding. : ° Zonta representatives on the
Inter-group Council are Miss Harding and Miss Frances Baldwin. Soroptimists Soroptimist Club of Indianapolis will have a luncheon
meeting at 12:15 p. m. Wednesday in the Hotel Lincoln. Miss Leah Flint will report on the Inter-group Council meeting held last week. Reports on the recent Regional Conference in Detroit will be given by the delegates Miss Hanpah B. Thompson and Mrs. Helen Murray.
Travel Study
Club to Hear
‘Cuba’ Talk
RS. NOBLE REYNOLDS will address
| three chapters of the Inter-
national Travel Study Club this week. Her subject will be “Cuba.” She will speak to the Arabian Chapter at 12 noon Tuesday at the Hotel Lincoln.
Her address for the Colonial Boston Chapter is scheduled for 10 a. m. Wednesday at the Spink Arms Hotel. Mrs. Theodore Miller will be hostess chairman. The Isle of Pines Chapter will hear Mrs.” Reynolds at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Walter LaFollette, 416 Berkley Rd. Co-hosfesses for this meeting will -be Mrs. Everett Carpenter and Mrs. D. B. Munro.
Members of the Columbian Chapter will meet for luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Thursday at the 38th St. Branch of the Indiana National Bank. Mrs. Reynolds will address the group at this time A memorial to Mother Artman,” the late Mrs. S. R. Artman and founder of the club, will be given at a meeting of the Federation at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the Gqld Room of the Washington Hotel. Mrs. Denzil Washmuth, memorial chairman, will conduct the services.
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Attending
lota Tau Tau
Women law students whe recently entered the Indiana University: School of Law, Indianapolis, will be entertained with a get-acquainted party at 8 p. m. Wednesday in the Canary Cottage. Hostesses will be members of Eta Chapter of Iota Tau Tau Sorority. Guests are Misses Fran Parker, Jan Polson, Margaret Andres, Grace Hall, Bonnie Oberholtzer, Mary Parker, Blanche M. Wean, Grace M. Currey and Marie Lauck. Miss Mary McNulty'.is chairman of the party. She will be assisted by Miss Esther M. Schmitt and Miss Inezellen Bales.
Miss Pluess to
Miss Virginia Smith
Be Feted
At Pre-Nuptial Party
ISS yup PLUESS will y showered with kitchen gadgets when she is honoréd with a prenuptial party at 8 p. m. Friday. Mrs. Paul B. Miller and Miss Lilyane Roulland will
give the event in Mrs. Miller's home, 965 N. Audubon Road. Miss Pluess and Fred L. Miller will be married Dec. 16 in the First Evangelical and Reformed Church.
= 2 w COMING TO the shower will be Mrs. C. E. Pluess, mother of the bride-to-be; Mrs. L. F. Lawrence, Mooresville; Mrs. Richard Groves, Webster City, Ia; Mesdames Glen Booker, Warren Doerfler, Ralph Boddenbaum, Richard Weaver, Edwin
Barnum, Harry Trueblood and R. J. Flanagan.
2 » = ALSO MESDAMES Landy Kendall, Robert Bottin and Renee Fremont, Misses Eliza-
beth Graves, *Margaret Foltz and Nancy Trueblood. Mr. and Mrs. Miller, parents of the prospective bridegroom, will honor the engaged couple with an open house Dec. 2. It will be froni 3 to 7 p. m. at the N. Audubon Road address.
Toastmistress Club Marks Second Charter Anniversary
HE Indianapolis Toastmistress Club will celebrate its second charter anniversary at a dinner at 6 p. m. Tuesday in the YMCA. Active charter members who will be honored include Mesdames Hugh O'Gara, Wilbur
McCullough, Richard Swift, Agnes Harmon and Coleen Glass. « ; Toastmistress for the evening will be Mrs. Stanley L. Crawford. Mrs. Rebecca Hardin will be topicmistress. Mrs. Joseph S. Allen will introduce inactive
charter members who have been invited to attend. They will be Mesdames R. H. Collins, A. J. Krueger Jr. Margaret White, Mary Frances Deem, Ruth Ann Nelson and Misses Virginia DeArmond, Ann Houser and Margaret Barton.
; : : Miss Irrgang Repeats Vows RS. Donald A. McConachie before her marriage was Miss Kathleen Mae Irrgang, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Irrgang, 4445 Jackson St.
The bride-
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. McConachie, 620
8. Gerrard Drive. The ceremony took place at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Mount Olive Methodist Church with the Rev. Henry Braun officiating. Miss Virginia Irrgang, Bloomington, was maid of honor, Miss Mildred Reid, Danville, and Mrs. Thelma Klunk were bridesmaids. the bridegroom
were best man Harvey MeIntyre, Sparta, Ill, and ushers William Best, Camby, and Kenneth "Ross, East St. Louis, Ill The couple left immediately ifter the reception in the hurch parlor for a trip to the Smoky Mountains. They will be at home after Wednesday at 620 8. Gerrard Dr.
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will p. m. Friday in the Victory Memorial Methodist Church. Miss Patricia Hayes will be
anne Haney will bridesmaid. Other bridesmaids
NOV. 2, 1951
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To Say Vows In Church
R. Smith, 2217 N. Alaannounces the apg marriage of her
daughter, Virginia, to Lewis M, yrabhorn I, Lewis M. Grabhorn, 3474
E. Fall Creck Pkwy, The wed-
son of Mr, and
take place at 7:30
honor and Miss Suzbe junior
will be Mrs. Joan Blackmore, Bloomfield, and Mrs. Donna Kendall. :
Robert Grabhorn will attend the bridegroom as best man. Ushers are Lewis Fink
Basil Jarboe.
Kurt W. Schmidt and Herbert E. Baumeister
entertain the bride-to-a miscellaneous showp. m. tonight in the f Mrg, Schmidt, 4444
Proadway. Honored guests will be the mother of the bride and
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