Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1952 — Page 8
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By BETTY LOCHER Editor
AYON sharkskin suits have found a natural place in every business girl's
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One is plain colored, in toast, aqua or navy, the other a fine checked jacket over a plain skirt in black, brown and navy with white,
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Pentagon Luxury Living Rooms Afford Excellent Views
By ELIZABETH TOOMEY
KR YORE, ari
Pentagon living rooms and
two-story penthouses with,
more closets than a castle are the latest additions to luxury apartment living here. At one end of an exclusive six-block strip bordering the East River fp midtown Manhattan, future tenants are getting their first peek at quarters in a 19-story apartment bullding that is supposed to include all the wonders of life in Amer-
“ica.
“= Complete air conditioning in-
side and “a panoramic view of ¢ountry-like charm” are two of the. wonders the building boasts. You can also view the United Nations buildings from one side of the apartment building, and the cluster of efclusive brick residences along
Sutton Place from the other
side. . ” "
THE PENTAGON living rooms provide a jutting corner
of windows aimed in the direction of the East River. Instead of a flat picture window, which would require the dweller either to stick his head out of the window or walk out onto the terrace to see the river, Architect Arthur Weiser concelved the idea of the fivesided room.
There's a garden for the tenants on- the inside rim of the bullding which they can view from their terraces too. Only unlike the country, you won't be allowed to walk in the garden. Only look. The two duplex penthouses atop the building have already been rented to unidentified tenants who can afford to pay $15,000 a year. For their money they get nine rooms, plus seven
bathrooms, 22 closets and terraces on three sides of their rooftop home. » » » THERE ARE ALSO less spectacular features such as electric dish washers, silent light switches and a combination heating and air conditioning unit. You don’t even have to lean down to floor level to adjust the heat or cold afr. The dial is concealed at the top of the units. The smallest apartment rents for $141 on the lower floors of the new buildings which will open in June. However, rents go up five dollars a floor for each apartment, ' The ground floor equivalent of the penthouse—called a maisonette in the new building —1is a two-story dwelling with a4 private entrance from the street. Only it rents for a mere $9500 as a result of being 19 floors lower than a penthouse. f :
Daughters of the Union Make Arrangements For Annual Convention on Mar. 29
MES. R. D. MacCART, Stamford, Conn, president general of the
National Society of the Daughters of the Union 1861-65, Inc, will be in Indianapolis Mar. 29 for the 27th annual convention of the Indiana State Society of this organization. Mrs. Harold J. Hayes, candidate for first. vice president general, elections to take place Apr. 2-3 at the annual congress to be held in New York, will be hospitality chairman for the state event. There will be registration at 10 a. m. under the chairmanship of Mrs. Irwin Thompson. Mrs. Louis E, Kruger, convention general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Herbert Harris, will call the convention to order and will introduce Mrs. Edward C. W, Wischmeier, state president. Mrs. Wischmeier will
preside, assisted by Mrs. Charles .
DePeugh and Mrs. Howard
Spurgeon, pages.
ss PROCESSIONAL WILL BE led by Mrs. C., J. Finch; color
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bearer, Mrs. Anthony F. Shaffer; luncheon plans, Mrs. Raleigh Miller; reservations, Miss Eleanor Harvey; tickets, Mrs. A. J. Hueber; decorations, Mrs. Lloyd Pottenger, and nominations chairman, Mrs. B. L. Byrket,
Resolutions will be read by
Mrs, Clayton H. Ridge; credentials- given out by Mrs. Earl Matlock. Parliamentarian for the day will be Mrs. E. C. Rumpler. Delegates from Indianapolis include Mesdames John A. Bernloehr, George E. Dunn, Miller, J.C. Starr, 8. Henry Clendenin, Harry Ernsting, J. P. Cochrane, Hoyt R. McCurdy
Elected to Pledge Class
Miss Joan C. McMahon, 4023 Park Ave, recently has been elected to the spring pledge
"Edwards and Miss
class of Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman wpmen's scholast honorary at rdue University.
She is a freshman in science.
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and Miss Harvey and Miss Carrie M. Hoag.
Alternates are Mesdames F. H. Dedert, Charles Butler, Newton Lewis, H.J. Hayes, Irvin Thompson, E. 0. Matlock ' Byrket, Jasper Kelly and W. A. Caroline Rupp. Representatives from - Winchester, Franklin, Columbus, Madison, Terre Haute and Liberty will attend.
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Reservations Listed For Play Tonight At Civic. Theater
ESERVATIONS have been made for the opening toe night of “My Dear Children” at the Booth Tarkington Civic Theater» Many parties are planned before curtain time at 8:30 o'clock. ,
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Pruyn will entertain Mr. and Mrs, Clay Conner Jr, for dinner in the Indianapolis Athletic Club; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Crockett will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stoughton for dinner in LaRue's. Miss Mabel Tyler will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. K, Pruyn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cherdon will have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. F. W, Collier, Mrs, Charles Cherdon and Mrs. Harry Clarke.
5 ” ” MR. AND MRS. E. M. Hilligoss will have as their guests Mr. and Mrs, John Yount, Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Strickler and Mrs. Clyde 8. Hilligoss, all of Anderson. Also attending on opening night will be Mrs. A. L. Testa and Mrs, M. M, McGee. A number of parties have also been planned for Saturday
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night's performance. Mr. and Mrs. Fenton R. Albright will have as their guest Mrs, A. J. Bailey of Washington. . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Beeler will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Beeler,
on 5 ~ 8 MR. AND MRS. Lester Smith, Wanamaker, will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice D. Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Dorr will attend with Mr. and Mrs. Russel DuGranrut, Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Schneider will entertain Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rybolt and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hutchings. Miss Margaret Eastridge is planning a party for the Sunday night performance. Guests will include. Miss Bette Whitt, Mrs. Paul Ebrets and Douglas Conrad.
Awards Are Announced By Sorority Chairman
RS. ROY M. ROBBINS, awards chairman for Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority State Day luncheon, has announced awards to be presented. The luncheon will be in the Riley Room of the Claypool Hotel at noon to-
morrow. Miss Barbara Knotts, Buller
University; Miss Sally Gantt, DePauw University; Miss Helen Day, Indiana University, and Miss Bettyann Boyd, Purdue University, will receive gifts for having the highest scholastic averages in their respective chapters.. A silver tray will be presented to the chapter with the high-
est over-all average in the state. Mrs. John R, Brayton will present ' the Betty Miller Brown Alumnae Key to an Indianapolis alumnus in recognition of outstanding community and fraternity work.
Mrs. Brayton was the recipient
of the award last year. s # 8 DR. ROBERT B. PIERCE, minister of the Broadway Methodist Church, will be the speaker at the luncheon. His subject will be “Reluctant Pagans,” Seated at the speaker's table will be Mrs. Robert H. Stone, president . of the Indianapolis Alumnae Association; Mrs. Everett M. Schofield, past national president; Mrs. John H. Richardson, Delta Province vice president; Mrs. Dan E.
Flickinger, Indianapolis Alumnae Association vice president;
Mrs. John <Cavosie, Indianapolis Pan-Hellenic Association president; Mrs. Brayton,
the four award winners and presidents of the four active chapters in the state. They are Miss Joan O'Neil, Butler; Miss Jayne Burgoyne, Purdue; Miss Sue
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DePauw, and Miss Mary Alice |
Rowland, Indiana.
Mrs. Kern J, Miles is eral chairman for the day.
Concert Patrons Listed
ATRONS are announced for the Cornell Glee Club _ concert to be presented Mar. 26 in Caleb Mills Hall. Tickets are on sale at the Gladys Alwes Music Shoppe or from H. J. Noel, 7922 Hillcrest Rd.
They include Messrs. and Mesdames Albert R. Coffin, Harry V, Wade, H. Foster Clippinger, Richard C. Vonnegut, Wilbut M.. Carter, Willlam R. Higgins, Harlan J. Hadley, John 8. Kittle, Fabien Sevitzky, Paul B. Payne Griffith, Also Messrs. and Mesdames Joseph J. Daniels, Karl Stegemeier, Paul W. Weer, Walter C. Holmes, Thomas S. Hood, Norman Metzger, George C. Haerle, Edgar H. Evans, J. E. Cain, William E. Gavin, Cornelius O. Alig, Earl B:. Barnes and Irvin C. deHaven. ” 5 n id OTHERS ARE Messrs. and Mesdames J. C. Vanatta Jr.,
and Theodore , B.,
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Kenneth F. Griffith, William H. +
Morrison, DeWitt W. Brown, William A. Dyer Jr, Edgar Myers, Wilson Mothersead, Hal T. Benham, Tom C. Tussing, Eli Lilly, Walter I. Hess and Clarence 8. Sweeney. Also Messrs. and Mesdames Dan W. Flickinger, Harry 8S. Hanna, Richard W. Smitheram,
Charles R. Weiss, Hanley Blackburn, William C. Harrison, Harry A. Kimbriel and Fisk Landers, Mesdames Booth Tarkington, F. L. Truitt and Fred C. Dickson, David Moxley and Henry J. Frenzel,
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TAKING TIME OUT FOR TEA—Mrs. Herbert C. Lorenzen, province president of Alpha Delta
Pi, and alumnae members Mrs. Royal B. Colby and Mrs. Edward Vaughn, left to right, rest a moment over a cup of tea from sending out invitations to the sorority’s State Day.
Sorority Lists State Day Events
QTATE DAY activities of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority will open with a luncheon at 1 p. m. in the Columbia Club Mar, 22. Active chapter members from Hanover College, Indiana University and Purdue University will attend as well as alumnae from throughout the state.
The theme of the day will be carried out by violets, the sorority flower. Miss Pauline Rathert, alumnae president, and chapter presidents and alumnae officers will be seated at the speaker's table. Mrs. Herbert
Lorenzen, province president, will be introduced. Joseph Pierson, director of public information services of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, will be the speaker. Mrs. Wylie B. Reed, Alpha Delta Pi National Director of Finance and Housing, will also be a guest.
2 » ” AWARDS WILL BE presented to the outstanding
senior girl from each chapter. Separate awards also will be given to the chapter having the highest percentage of attendance at the luncheon and at the dance. . A workshop will be held at
10 a. m. with Mrs. Richard Kessler as alumnae director and Mrs. Herbert Lorenzen in charge of the activities. Mrs. Paul Butt, State Day chairman, has appointed the following to assist her: Mesdames Thomas Young, Richard Aikman, Gaylord Culp, Fred Blum, Joseph Davis, Dennis Hayes and Misses Ruth Fischer, Pat Presnall, Barbara Prim and Patricia Goheen. Mesdames Royal Colby, Edward Vaughan, Gordon Guental, Jack Smith and Charles Tagson and Miss Alice McNally. Ted Campbell's orchestra will play for the dance from 9:30 p. m. to 12:30 a. m,
‘Sun Valley Special’ Luncheon Topic
“QUN VALLEY Special” will be the theme of the Delta Delta Delta State
Day luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Apr. 5 in the Columbia Club.
Decorations and the program will carry out the theme of the sorority’s national convention which is to be held in Sun Valley, Ida., in June of this year.
Mrs. Otto K. Jensen, international president of the sorority, will be guest of honor and principal speaker. . Representatives of each of the four collegiate chapters in the state will give skits pertaining to convention. Active chapters are located on the campuses of DePauw, Butler and Indiana. Universities and Franklin College.
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Other hightlights of the program will be the presentation of awards to the girl in each chapter having the highest scholastic average for the past year, and the “Shining Delta“ awards to the most outstanding girl in each chapter.
The Pearl Davies Hahn pin, which is rotated among the collegiate chapters, will be awarded to the president of Delta Omicron chapter at Indiana. A reception will foll w the luncheon meeting.
” » J MRS. OWEN M. CALVERT, alliance president, has an-
nounced committees . for the luncheon as follows: Mrs. G. William Raffensperger and Mrs.
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Harrison Wood, news analyst and commentator, will be the speaker for the luncheon meeting of the Ladies of the Scot tish Rite Tuesday in the Cathedral.
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