Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1952 — Page 28

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PARTY CARDS—Mrs. George M. Lanigan (left) and Mrs. Achy Cardarelli.

Party Will Benefit School of Pharmacy

HAIRMEN for the annual card party of the Women's Organization, National Association Retail Druggists, : are Mrs. Paul Wyand and Mrs. Rudolph Roehl. Proceeds of the 2 p. m. event Feb. 26 will be used

for equipment at the Butler University College of Pharmacy. : Committees for the party are Mesdames W. A, Oren, M. G. Christie, George Maxwell and Charles Friedman, tickets.

r » » «+ MESDAMES WALTER THOMS, R. M. Manring, J. L. Simmons, J. -B, Wade, J. W. Walters, Harvey Belton, William Freund, J. I. Gelly, A. C. Fritz, E. H. Niles, Victor Pfau, W.. C. Stedfeld, G. P, Stockton and Frank Lobraico, hostesses, « Mesdames Roehl, Arhy Cararelli, Will Rossiter, Victor

+ Richart, Frank - Penella, Her5 man Roesch, C. T. Simmons,

H. A. Veit, Ralph Walrod, * Frank Wenzel, John Cochran « and Wayne Warrick and Miss Rhea Thomas, special prizes.

braico, Raymond Kunz, Claud Crum, Ollie DeLoste, Leo Merz, + John Jeskewich, William Wieg- « man, John Kavanagh, William

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Coons, Howard McCord, J. L. Wilson and H. J. Borst, a » " MESDAMES Albert Michel, Charles Kraft,” Fred Dunning-

‘ton, L. A. Heutis, Truman Tuck-

er, Ray Kane, R. C. Snoddy and Allce Spanagel, table prizes.

Mesdames George Lanigan, Jean Baker, Thomas Belton, Ji C. Bryan, 8S. R. Fisher,

Franklyn Gates, William Garrett, William Henderson and William Henzie, candy. Also Mesdames Fayne Ottinger, Myron Miller, Robert Teeter, Richard Teeter, Joe Battista, Robert Todd, Floyd Cox, John Knox, Red Rudicel, E. B. Hall, ¥, BE, Bibbins, An-

-thony Coppi and Leon Sturm,

Mesdames Willlam Sheerer, Joe Kriner ang Bert Frink, cigarets, and .@§lesdames Christ Iverson, Paul Reichel, Merin Sterwald, G, M. Stockton, Edmond Gee and Fred Thomas, cards and tallies.

University Women List Study Sessions

HE Indianapolis Branch, American Association of University Women, announces its study group meetings

for the next two weeks.

Tomorrow—Contemporary: Literature. 1:30 p. m. Mrs.

Oscar Helmer, 5015 N. Illinois St, “Psychoanalysis.” Books to Buttons Missing.” “Fight Against Fear” Miss

be: discussed: “A Few

and “Sigmund Freud " Barcus Tichenor, chairman, Thursday-—International

8. Harding, 46 W,

Mrs. Robert Annis, chairman.

International Relations. 7:30 p. m. Miss Rose Thompson, 327 “World | Economy and Peace,” Miss Ann |

BE. 38th 8t., hostess, Mueller, chairman. o ” ” ¢ FEB. 26—CIVIC INTEREST. 1:30 p. m. 38th St. Branch, Indiana National Bank. Discussion. of the Indianapolis public works department and the publie health and hospitals department, Mrs. James L. Walker, chairman. Recent Graduates. 7:30 p. m. Miss Geraldine Harman, 3208 Forest Manor, hostess. Miss

COLORS:

~ ® Brown Red ® Toast ® Green : Alligator Bag illustrated, in 3 matching colors Sy $19.95 © MAIL ORDERS

Relations. 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Myron 46th St, hostess. Background study of India by Mrs. E. G. Hinshaw.

For Easter— “De Milo” Pump

$ 6

Mary Catherine Brewer, hostess. Music, 7:45 p. m. Mrs. A. M. VanArendonk, 6925 Warwick Rd, hostess, “Sibelius and Rachmaninoff,” Mrs. Myron Harding. "Artists and Authors Similar to Composers,” Mrs, E. G. Hinshaw and Mrs. James Sligar. Mrs. A. W. Brayton III, chairnman. Feb. 28 -- Creative Writing. 9:15 a. m. Broadway Methodist Church, Beginning of a new class open to the public.

ONE-HALF FRIED CHICKEN

Shoe string potatoes. hot roll; jug hener. Every Bite a Tender Delight

| Gators | 642 East Maple Rd., Indpls. : Where It's Pleasant to Eat

~ Crippled Chi To Be Benefited by

Sorority’s Fiesta

(CRIPPLED childrey will benefit from ‘the February Fiesta the Beta Béta Alumnae Chaptér, Alpha Chi

Omega Sorority, will give Feb. 29. The party will be in the Broad Ripple

Legion Post, 64th St. and: Col lege Ave. yr Proceeds will go to the Cerebral Palsy Clinic at Riley Hospital, Indiana University Medfca] Center and to “Miss Rita Andrea; therapy supervisor who will purchase equipment heeded in the training of the child patients,

" ” vy MRS. THOMAS H. WOODARD is the general chairman of the fiesta. The event will open at 2 p.m. with’ a card party and style show under the direction of Alpha Chi alumnae

"from {U. The style show, with

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both professional and sorority models, is sponsored by the Broad Ripple Suburban Shop. Mrs. Robert 8. Johnson is. chairman of this event, assisted, by Mesdames D. M. Hinds, J. C. Carvey, W, P. Jennings, R W. Evans, and P. G. Pitg and Miss Janetnelle Weirick. A chuck wagon style dinner will be served by Butler University alumnae: Mrs. William Mullin heads the activity. Her assistants include Mesdames Robert Palmer, Willlam C. Otto, John Scott, Russel White, Richard B. Buschmann, Max W, Hittle, Robert E, Brown, John G. Egger Jr, Edwin D. Kelb, Frank Wood; Joseph W. Dorrell Jr., Robert K. Foust and John P. Voliva. ? ! .

” n o PROVIDING MOVIES for children who attend and. operating a “fish pond” and “Coke” and popcorn bar, will be alumnae from Purdue University. Mrs, Stanley 8. Green will be chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Simeon K. Bell are in charge of the bar; Miss Mary Jeannne Grinslade and Mrs. Richard Graham, the fish pond:

‘at the Riley Hospital

American

DePauw alumnae are plan: ning booths for a bazaar which will include ‘what-not baskets (made from wooden fish buckets); potted plants, baked goods, needlework, “kitchen sets and “white elephants.” Mrs. Paul E. Butz is the chairman, and her committee includes Mesdames A. Logan Steele, Robert Adair, Paul T. Smith and Richard W.. Sharpless, un u or THE square dance to bé in the evening is under the direction of Alpha Chis from chaptersg outside Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Max Wilson will be the callers, The committee is headed by Mrd, Miles 8. Duwe, assisted by Mesdames L. R. Keeselem, Thomas R.: Weir, C. L.ee Munger, Robert Calhoun and J. Kurt Mahrdt. The. Riley Clinic was the first cerebral palsy clinic to be established in Indiana. It treats 650- patients each year, and at present there are 2000 patients receiving treatment in state clinics, Funds to maintain the clinic are received from Indiana State Welfare, Division of Services for Crippled Children. The IU Medical Center provides space for the center and staffs it with its own neurologists and orthopedics. Since November, 1947, when ald to crippled children was adopted as a project by Alpha Chi Omega, the college women's fraternity has contributed $25,000 in scholarships for doctors, therapists and teachers desiring to take -additional training in care of the cerebral palsied child.

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diet; | Medical Society Auxiliary Card Party

AUXILIARY OBJECTIVE—Mrs. Morris B. Paynter and Mrs. David

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Times photo hy Dean Timmerman

E. Jones (center and right),

Medical Auxiliary members, watch a trained nurse, Miss Ruth Berry, at work. Assisting student

nurses to reach this professional status is an auxiliary geal.

The Indiana Woman's Christian Temperance Union has scheduled its mid-year executive session Wednesday and Thursday in the Roberts Park Methodist Church. It will be attended by members and officials from all over the state.

Open All Day Monday: 9:30 A. M. t05:0Q P. M.

Mrs. B. Blanche Butts, Chicago,: corresponding secretary of the national WCTU, will be the session leaders. Other features of the sessions will be an officers forum and a special panel on education. State departmental directors

Present

. A. STRIPED RAYON FAILLE jacket

over sheer rayon crepe navy and white or black and white.

— B. POLKA DOT RAYON FAILLE jackst . | over, dress of sheer rayon. crepe. . In navy. and pink or blue and black. vo

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22.95

C. SHEER RAYON ‘CREPE dress in navy with yellow &r pink linen collar and cuffs. Sizes 10 to 18. 19.95

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State WCTU Announces Mid-Year Session

will be present and will hold round-robin conferences. Mrs. Lora B. Lackey is county president and Miss Beatrice M. Galloway is the general secretary of the children’s department of temperance education.

SUNDAY. FEB. 17, 1052

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jary to the Indianapolis Medical

event will be at 1:30 p. m, in Ayres’ Auditgrium, The party will raise money . for the auxiliary’s student nurses assistance fund. This fund was established by the auxiliary this year Student nurses financially while

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ON THE TICKET commit. - tee are Mesdames Glenn Conway, David Jones, Harry Pane dolfo, John Young, Robert Fry, + Everett Hays, J. T. Waldo, Russell Lamb and Frank Gastis neau. Mesdames Walter Hickman, Lester Bibler, Hugh <Phatcher, Charles Reid, . Ted srisell, O. H, Bakemeier, W, Leland Dorman and Joseph Shugart. The candy "committee In« cludes Mesdames Joseph Ricketts, E. W. Dyar, Donald W, Brodie, Gordon Batman, Harry

Aldrich and Herbert E.' Baumeister. Mesdames .T. A. Cortese, Ruben Solomon and George Paulissen are in charge of prizes.

Mothers Club

Luncheon Set

The Mother's club of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity will have a past president's day luncheon at 1:30 p. m. tomorsrow in the chapter house at 705 W. Hampton Drive. Honored guests will be Mrs, 'M. O. Ross, wife of the Butler University president; Mrs. Roy Robbins, Mothers Council presi dent; Mrs. George Stewart, Mothers’ Club founder, and Mrs. Elizabeth Durflinger, dean of women at Butler and past president of the Mothers’ Club, House mothers of other campus groups will also attend, Hostesses for the event are Mesdames Charles Christ, Mary Belle Davis, C. D. Barnes, J. W. Merritt and W, F. Spenny.

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