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State Music Clubs

Plan Annual Junior Division Festival

THE INDIANA Federation of Musie Clubs will have its annual Junior Division Festival Saturday in the Butler University Jordan Music College. The day's session will open at 8:30 a. m. with registration of more than 200

junior club members from throughout Indiana. They will audition before competent judges in piano, voice, flute, saxophone, trumpet, violin, snare drum, mafimba, rhythm band, sight singing and reading, and hymn playing and singing. A “Model Program” will be presented at 2 p. m. in the Odeon by the Camille Fleig Junior a Student Sections of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale, Those participating will be the Jordan Harp Ensemble directed by Miss Mary Spalding and composed of Gloria ‘Harvey, Peg Carpenter, Jean Ray, Betty Loer, Liane Eisenhart and Jo Carol Bicket.

= ” PIANISTS WILL BE Judy Bohannon, Rebecca Stidd, Ann Lugar, Cyvia Yankuner and Sharon Brady. Vocalists will include Doris Conway, Elizabeth Geider and Marcia O’Brien. Others will be Mary Beth Cook, violinist; Mary Beth Wright, vibraharpist, Ellen Morley, reader and Lois

Goodnough, marimbist. Special guests on the program will be the Brookside

Rhythm Band directed by Mrs. Herman Karch and the Ogden Junior Chorale directed by Mrs, Clarence Schnicke.

” » » ALSO PARTICIPATING from the Dance Department in Jordan College under the direction ‘of Miss Eileen Poston will be Paulette Walker, Marilyn Meeker, Ann Lugar, Sandra Goodin, Shirley Weishaar,

Delores 8Bpalding, Denise White,

Susan Gerdan, Christine Robb, Kathleen Ellis, Dottie Peffer, Lynn Kersey, Barbara Fitz Pamela Colich, Sandy Kuoppka and Judy Shake. Junior state board members are Miss Mary E. Brackett, Greenwood, in charge of scrapbook, Mrs. Leigh Freed, N. Manchester, junior extension; Mrs. L. E. Hubbard, Spencer, club rating; Mrs. B. M. Guthrie, Kokomo, scholarship; Mrs, Frank Hastings, Muncie, religious education; Mrs, Omer Warneke, Rushville, junior ensemble; Mrs. Albert Reep., junfor composers; Mrs. Marshall Harvey, publicity; Mrs. H. N. Edington, festival, and Mrs. Caryl H. Cook, counselor.

SEMI-SHEER COTTON—Crisp red and white cotton needs no starching. Has white pipmg and belt, for $8.95. Is one of a collection of Nelly Don fashions being modeled informally in Ayres’ Daytime Dress Department today and tomorrow.

Spring decorating suggestions

A. Imported Crystal Lamp, 33/5" tall. 12" Prisms, Silk shade with green and white trim at top. $195.00 each.

B. Cordey Lamp, 3115" tall. White base with orchid flowers, green leaves, black ped-

estal, Hand-sewn silk shade. $60.00 each

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.. . 16 make a bare table a point of interest . to give ‘an air of dignity to an entire room.

- and Mrs. Denten J. McVey, the

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| tion of Indianapolis will attend | the third morning coffee to be

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of special events.

| mes John Raia, Alfred Ressino,

" presented at I. Strausg & Co, | tomorrow and Friday.

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The Bridal Scene—

A FIRST FOR INDIANAPOLIS—A need for better understanding between rural and urban people and their problems was the beginning of an idea carried out yesterday aot Kingan's. The Women's Council of the Indianapolis Chamber

of Commerce ‘sponsored in conjunction with Kingan’s o tour of the meat packing plant os a test run for other business and industry tours

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in town. The program is similar to the business and industry education program given each October for teachers. A morning of general background followed by lunch was supplemented by a discussion of the “Economics of Meat Pack-

ing” by T. T. Sinclair, T. G. Sinclair and N. Bruce Ashby, vice presidents. Mrs. Stena Marie Twiname, Kingan’s home economist, participated

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Parties Are Announced for Brides-to-Be

NUMBER of parties have been arranged for Miss Flo Mary Foreman,

the bride-to-be of Thomas David Mantel. A July wedding is being planned by the couple.

Dr. Harry L. Foreman, 38556 Washington Blvd., is the father of the bride-to-be. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Mantel, 5650 N. Pennsylvania St, are the prospective bridegroom’s parents,

Mrs. Harry R. Kerr will give a personal shower for Miss Foreman in Meridian Hills Country Club the middle of May. Another personal shower will be given by Mrs. Ralph L. Lechry. Others scheduled are rties at which Mrs. William ., Gabe and Mrs. Edgar T. Haynes will be hostesses. Mrs. Mantel Jr, ‘Atlantic Beach, N, C. gave a luncheon and personal shower for the bride-to-be Monday afternon in the Columbia Club. Miss Foreman is a graduate of Tudor Hall School and Radcliffe College. Her fiance was graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy, Harvard University and is attending Harvard Law School now.

Hamilton-Mussman

Mrs. Elizabeth Anding will entertain for Miss Jeane Mussman tomorrow with a Juncheon in the Kopper Kettle, Morristown. Miss Mussmann will be married to James Knox Ham#ton, Little Rock, Ark., June 1.

McVey Party

May 10 a kitchen shower will be given by Miss Delores Heinlein and Miss Judy Burge for Miss Patricia Ball, who will be married May 31 to John MeVey. The party will be in Ayres’ Tearoom at 3 p. m. Guests will be Mrs. I. O. Ball

mothers of the engaged couple; Mesdames |. F. Ball, L. C. Heinlein, Frieda Burge and William Fuller, Misses Diana Fisbeck, Barbara Blackburn, Joan Burns, Barbara Nourse, Barbara Gregg, Donna Barton, Arlene Clifton, Janet Kemper, Patricia Ellig, Janet Brucker, Mary Gianokos and Betty Schakel.

Art Group

Members of the Art Associa-

given at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Herron Art Museum. Each member may bring a guest, Director Wilbur D. Peat of the - Herron Museum will give an informal gallery talk on the French paintings in the colleetion. Mr. Harry Wade and Mrs. Noble Dean are in charge of arrangements.

Holy Rosary PTA Bazaar Tonight

The Holy Rosary ' Catholic School Parent-Teachers Association will hold its annual spring bazaar in the Parish Hall tonight. Mrs. Marian

bazaar assisted by Mrs. Salvatore Burrello.

- Mrs. Gus Minardo and Mrs, Therese Pangallo are chairmen

Booth chairmen are Mesda-

Harry Martinelli, Rocco Iaria and A. L. Laker. Mrs. Phillip Caito is in ‘charge of decorations and Mrs, John Tolle, refreshments,

L. Strauss & Co. Sets Fashion Show

A complete showing of fashfons by Claire McCardell will be

The clothes will he modeled at 2 p. m. and again at 7 p.m. tomorrow and at 11:30 a. m. Friday. . Miss Katherine Amerman, Miss McCardell's assistant, will act as commentator. The collection congists of more than 60 pieces in casual, afterrioon and evening designs for summer,

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in the carcass demonstration by telling the

“tourists” what to do with each cut of meat thot comes from the carcass. Mrs. Williom Zoliner (left in thc first picture) is served by Mrs. Twiname at the luncheon given for tour guests. Mrs, O. C. Winters, chairman of the ICC Women's Council (left in second picture) and Mrs. Helen O. Rutledge, Indianapolis Industrial Exposition representative, watch P. A. Boyer, mer

Junior: Women Plan Bridge-Tea

RESERVATION S for the

bridge - tea sponsored by the Indianapolis Junior Woman's Club have been

received. Mrs. Lee Busch Jr. and Mrs. Elmer Love are chairmen of the event fo take place at 1 p. m,

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tomorrow in Block's Auditorium, Among those attending will he Mesdames Robert Heine, Russell DeMoss, Clarence Long, Russell Woods, Harold Irick, Charles Elliott and Lowell Brewer. Other guests will be Mesdames Carl Burnside, John Woodside, Chester Mohnsen,

We Fool Ourselves

By RUTH MILLETT

A

FRIEND of mine recently started to explain why

she hadn't done-something, using the time-worn excuse: “I've been so busy, I just didn’t have time.” But she caught herself with a grin and said: “That's really

no excuse at all.” “As my grandmother used to tell me when I was a little girl: ‘Well, you had all the time there is, all the time anybody else has, 24 hours in every day’.” If we could manage somehow to impress our children or grandchildren with that one fact, we'd

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* Not having the time is the way mgst of us excuse ourselves for not doing the things we know we should do, 2

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WE FOOL ourselves with the excuse and blithely hope that others will be as ready to ac-, cept it As we are, Of course, other people aren't. And even though we excuse. ourselves with the “no time” plea—we're the real losers whenever we use it. : If we were stern with ourselves to the point of admitting that we have all the Aime anyone else does and our real problem is how to get the most out

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chandising advertising executive (right) meat for the demonstration, Miss Marilyn Dora (right) a Kingan laboratory technician, gives a taste test to Mrs. Hannah Lindner.

Kingan's members of the Women’s Coun-

cil as well as representative women chosen through the Indiana Farm Bureau and home economic groups.

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Jay Bromley, L. G. Stevens, Howard Lough, R, J. Illinge worth and Mel Sample, * Mrs. Robert Hession will be hostess for three tables, Playing will be Mesdames Elmer Pe« terson, Rex Allen, R. 8. Nail, Michael Dugan, L. L. Clayton, John Vaughan, John Townsend, Richard Graves, Albert Stone, L. L. Sparks and A, B. Johnson. - ” »

MESDAMES WAYNE EVANS, Thomas Woodard and Robert 8 will be guests of Mrs. John 8. Medaris, At anoth. er table will be mes Ems erson Boyd, I Weise Frederick Capp, Leon Mills an Edward Wilson. ; 2 Mrs. Howard Huesing will ene tertain Mesdames Homer Hues. ing, Robert Purcell, Marvin Fox, William Alexander and Jack Wild. Mrs. M. G, Winterstein will entertain Mesdames Paul Thomas, O. M. Houser, Walter M. Hertel. wi Mrs. T. 8. Davis has made land Reve Rober, vo y “and Robert Balmer

Miner. Mrs. Ward will be hostess for Mes

dames Cline _Lidikay, John Thurston and Robert Voigt.

Club Will Meet e Butler Alumnae Litera Sub “meet at 2:30. p. a In the home ¢ ; eviews will’ given by Miss Elizabeth Moore

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