Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1952 — Page 8

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Hospital Auxiliaries To Convene May 16

In Columbia Club

JNDIANA Hospital Auxiliaries Association will have its semi-annual state convention all day on May 16 in the Columbia Club. Principal speaker for the day will be

Judge Lloyd Claycombe. Election of officers, will be held. Mrs. Elizabeth Vincent is chairman ' of the nominating committee and Robert Neff will preside at the installation of officers.

~ - » & REPORTS WILL BE given in the morning by Mrs. Harry Crumpacker representing Norways Foundation Guild; Mrs. K. W. Oyler, Lafayette Home Hospital Auxiliary, Lafayette, and ‘Mrs. Beulah Fosdick, Holy - Family Hospital Aid, LaPorte. Mrs. Robert Allentharp will discuss “Music in Therapy” and Mrs. Edward Tillman will speak on “Hall of Fame.” Those to speak in a four problem clinic will be Mrs. William Carter, Rushville, and Mrs. Ruth Gates, Mrs. Harry Krause and Mrs, John Kelley. » » ~ A “PROJECT REVIEW” will be given by Mrs, Curtis Stephens, Reed Memorial Hospital Cheer Guild, Richmond, and Mrs. John 8. Michie, Bartholomew County Hospital Guild, Columbus. Mrs, Warner Was-

_son and Mrs. Robert Miller of

Women’s Auxiliary of the Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie, will discuss “Public Relations.” Mrs. Donald Ashbaugh will give the invocation at the luncheon at which time Judge Claycombe will speak. Special guests will be Mr, Neff, counselor for the auxiliary; Miss Thelma Hawthorne, supervisor of the White Cross office,

"Methodist Hospital; Mrs, Cora-

lea Shaw, director of service, White Cross; Sister Lydia, administrator of St. Vincent's Hospital, and Edmund Shea, assistant administrator of Indiana Uni¥ersity Medical Center. . x = = THOSE SERVING on committees will be Mrs. M. L. Faber and Mrs. Willlam Dawn, coffee table and decorations; Mesdames Krause, R. W, Pow-

Bridge Talk—

Clubs List Results

- Results of play are announced by two local bridge clubs for Friday night games. Winners follow: Industrial Contract Bridge League (Possible Score 27)— Foxworthy Ford: W. H., Weindorf, Harold Erner, Robert Heaton, Dr. George Goldman 19.5; U. 8. Rubber Co.; Mrs. R R. Bass, Roger L. Deputy, Mrs. William Epstein, Mrs, E. W, Chaille 17.5; Indiana University Graduate School: Herb. Adler, E. A. Freeman, Don Paolucci, John Chappelear 17. ~ The league will meet at 7:45 p. m. May 18 in the Construction League Building. Lincoln Club, Fri, night: N & 8 (Possible 192)—Mrs. Joseph Brower, T. R. Grisby 118.5; Jeff Everhart, H. B. Calhoun, 99; 8. A. Robinson, O. K. Fraustein 985; E & W (Possible 164)— Mr, and Mrs. George P. Ryan 104; Mr. and Mrs, Allen Smith 95.5; Mrs. Arthur Pratt, Mrs. Arch Falender 93.5.

Attucks Girls To Model

Students from three Crispus Attucks classes will model clothes at the school's 7:30 p. m. Wednesday fashion show, The event will be sponsorad by the clothing classes of Attucks’ evening division. Featured will be play clothes, afternoon dresses, evening costumes, children’s outfits and housedresses. Included on the committee In charge are Mesdames Patsy Wilson, Frances Bullock, Odessa Hill and Mabel Ammons. Music will be under the direction of Miss Anna Hearn and Miss Eddye Willingham,

Subdebs Set

‘Fashion. Show

“In the Good Ole Summertime” will be the theme of the subdeb fashion show to be given in Ayres’ Auditorium Saturday. Performances will be at 12:30 and 2:30 p. m. Local high school girls will model the clothes and all types will be" shown, from bathing suits to evening wear. Also at Ayres’ will be a showing of McKettrick fashfons on May 13. The new summer collection of this budget designer will be modeled -informally all day in the Meridian Shop on the second floor. . .

Plan Showers For Miss Hahn

Two showers are being planned for Miss Maxine

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er, Frederick Norris, N. L. Sullivan, A. D, Smith, Kelley and Allentharp, registration, "Mesdames L. O. Nicholson, Raymond Cook: and Sulivan will be in charge of the NewsLetter. Mrs. Fred Petty and Mrs. Vincent. will be hostesses for the day. The purpose of the organization of the group is to serve hospitals wherever their serve ice will contribute to better patient care and to interpret the hospital and its problems to the community.

Sisterhood" To Induct Officers

[NDUCTION of officers will be held by Beth-El Zedeck Sisterhood at a

luncheon meeting>at-12:30 p. m. next Monday in the vestry of the Temple. Mrs. A. A. Schwartz will be installed as the new president succeeding Mrs. Stanley Levinson.

Other officers to be inducted by Mrs. Jacob Weiss, a past president, will be Mesdames Nathan Resnick, Abe Goldstein and | Harry Schuchman, first, second and third vice presidents; Mrs. Michael Abrams and Mrs. Morris Peril, recording secretary and assistant; Mrs. Reuben Riskin and Mrs. Louis Leffelc financial ‘secretary and assistant; Mrs. David Klain and Mrs. Arthur Sacks, treasurer and assistant.

DIRECTORS to serve for a three year term are Mesdames Morris Weinstein, Albert Shane, Robert Cantor, Max Dworkus, Joseph Solinsky, Mayer Sachs, Louis Rapoport and Harry Alpert. Directors serving for two years are Medames Aaron Arnold, Robert Congress, Sophie Cohen, . Sidney Shane, Hyman Brosman, Abe Goldsmith and Joseph Miller.

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SERVING FOR one year will be Mesdames Aaron Unger, Abe Unger, Lou Levy, Abram Lorber, Leo Shane, Amiel Gelb, Leo Selig and Mike Rosenstein. Mrs. David Hollander has been elected to serve as life member of the board of directors, Rabbl William Greenfeld will be guest speaker for the ogcasion. Musical selections will be presented by Cantor Myro Glass, accompanied by Walter Goldman. Mrs. Samuel ‘Weinberger will give the invocation and Mrs. Joseph Solinsky will give the benediction. Proceeds of the luncheon will be allocated to Torah Fund Scholarship.

D of | Elects New Officers

State officers of the Daughters of Isabella have been announced for the coming year. The election was held recently at the annual state convention of the group in Ft. Wayne. Officers are Mrs, Sarah Dalton, Hammond, past state regent; Mrs. Ellen Witt, South Bend, state regent; Miss Ceil Weller, Michigan City, state vice regent; Mrs. Evelyn Leinenbach, Ferdinand, state secretary; Mrs. Josephine: Leach, Indianapolis, state treasurer. “Mother Theodore Circle will have a dinner meeting at 6 p. m, tomorrow in the Catholic Community Center, North and Noble Sts. Final plans will be made for the card party to be held at 2 p. m, May 17 in -Block’s Auditorium.

Sewing Contest Entries on Display

The public display of garments in The Times Sewing Contest opened today in Cropsey Auditorium of the Central

Library. It will close tomorrow’

Today's display, open free to the public, was to close at 6 p. m. Tomorrow the garments may be inspected from 9 a. m., until 9 p. m. Contestants will pick up their garments Wednesday from 9 & m. until 7 p. m. Persons visiting the display should use the Pennsylvania St. entrance *o the library at '8t. Clair St,

Club Meets Tomorrow The St. John Patron Club will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow in St. John's Academy. Special topic of discussion will be plans for the luncheon to be served | ine the Senior Class May 19.

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mothers she carries her equipment to be well prepared. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bricker, 1450 N. New Jersey St.

We, the Women—

Presidential Candidates’ Wives-About Same Type

By RUTH MILLETT

ATELY I've ‘been reading

interviews with and stories

— about thé wives of the men who would like to be the next President of the United States. Except for differences in age, number of children,

ete, the women might all be cut from the same pattern. This one lets her husband make all the big decisions and considers her job is in handling the small details, The same is said of that

one and the other one, This one

lets her husband have the limelight and keeps in the background herself. Ditto for the others. This one is a gracious hostess —gand so is that one and that other one, too. This one is thrifty and a careful spender—and so are all the others. ” A . THIS ONE is “as plain as an old shoe,” which seems to

Delta Gamma Unit

Indianapolis Alumnae * of Delta Gamma will meet in the Butler University Chapter House at 7:30 p. m. tomerrow to discuss plans for the sorority’s- national convention July 8 to 12 in White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Graduating seniors of the’ Butler chapter will be Initiated

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be standard equipment for wives of potential presidential candidates, also, Well, be typed like that may not hurt their husbands any, but is it really going to help the wives?”

At least it would be a relief | for the public to have them |

step out as individuals and let us see them for what they are. If we eould really get acquainted with them it would be an interesting change. But we never will as long as they are content to be pictured as plain old shoes, who let their

men do the thinking while they |

take care of such details as seeing that their husband’s breakfast bacon is cooked just so.

There's bound to be more to | every one of them than that |

pose indicates,- so why don’t they speak up and be themselves?

Meets Tomorrow

into the alumnaé group by Mrs. “Walter C. Witt, outgoing head

of the executive board, and her : Those to be |

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Society to Meet

The Maennerchor Ladies’ Society will meet at 1 p. m. Friday in the Athenaeum. Hostesses for the day will be Mrs. Paul Vlrich and Mrs. Ernest Shaeffer,

Misses Margaret Appel,

Butler Women's Group

To Hold Awards Banquet

HE Women’s Recreation Association of Butler University will have its annual awards banquet at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday in the John Atherton Center cafeteria. Miss Barbara Ziegler: will be toastmistress.

After dinner speaker will be Miss Gerry DeFrank, Chicago, president of the Women’s Recreation Association; Miss Patricia McTarsney, Greenwood, Delta Psi Kappa representative; Miss Mary Lou Hurley, delegate to the Midwest Physical Education convention. =. ~ » SPECIAL GUESTS will include Mrs. M. O. Ross, Misses Jane Lewis, Hester Bland, and Ruth Sparhawk, Mrs. Maggie Davis and Mrs. Don Stevens. Intramural awards will be presented to the winning organfzations. Those receiving awards include Zeta Tau Alpha, hockey, tennis and table tennis; Phi Beta Phi, volley ball and badminton; Independent, bas-

34 Local Students at IU Honored

Times State Service

BLOOMINGTON, May 5 — Thirty-four Indiana University students from In-

dianapolis have been chosen for membership in honorary organi®ations for women on the campus, Mortar Board, honorary society for senior women, pledged Misses Rose Ebert, Barbara Redding -and- Jean Smith. Pleiades, honorary for junior and senior women, pledged Mary Asquith, Margaret Calhoun, Mary Carol Dressel, June LaRue, . Barbara %Owings, Jean Perrott, Jean Tutterow and Jaema Vance, “hose pledged to Pamarada for independent juniors and seniors, were Miss Donna Greig and Miss Eva Steinberger. Enomene for sophomore women pledged Misses Carol Atkinson, Barbara Carson, Virginia Clark, Judy Coryell, Joan Eberhart, Joan Emhardt, Lynne Holiday., Betty MacLeod, Rosemary Mathews, Joan Norton, Jane and Janet Rust, Marilyn Schetter, ‘Mary Strawn, Janet Wert and Jane Zaiser, Pledged to Sigma Alpha Iota, national musical sorority, were Misses Mary Lou Dammrich, Rosemary Eves and Virginia Kuhnle.

PTA Elects Officers

Mrs. Donald Bowles is newly elected president of the Parent

Teacher Association of Cross-

roads Nursery School. Other ! new officers who will serve the coming year are Mrs. W. J. Pierce, vice president; Mrs.Richard Quehl, secretary and |

Mrs. _ Robert Elder, treasurer.

ketball; Kappa Kappa Gamma, bowling, and Kappa Alpha Theta, swimming. » “ - MISS MOLLY WHITE, Louisville, and Miss Marilyn Benson will be awarded Delta Psi Kappa senior numerals, Zeta Tau Alpha will rece ive the All Sports Trophy. Miss Ruth Sparhawk’s rhythmics class will give a dance program. Those performing will include Miss Polly Dixon, Bloomington; Fred Ryan, Chicago, Miss Sandra Moore, Fairfax, Ala. Miss Joyce Barnard, Birlington, and Misses Gloria Gustafson, Fran Etheridge, Kathie Siegel, Paula Baumgartner, Diana Garceau, Charlotte Green, Mary Ellen Higburg, Betty Rosenberry, Janet Siebe and June Uphaus. Others are Don Chanley and Robert Lincks.

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MONDAY, Ep 1952 Voters Unit OK's Budget

Times Special CINCINNATI, May 5 — The League ‘of Women Voters set out today on a two-year program to promote domestic economy and world security ‘with a budget of $210,000 to help do the. job. The 1000 delegates adopted the program Saturday before adjourning their 20th biennial convention. The budget was the largest in League’ s history. Officers a roved at Thursday's Ss Pvt introduced, including Mrs. John G. Lee, who was re-elected president for 1952-54; Mrs. Robert F. Leonard, Washington, first vice president; Mrs. Waldo Stephens, Oklahoma City, Okla. second vice president; Mrs. Walter Neale, New York, secretary, and Mrs. F. W. Hopkins, Highland Park, N. J., treasurer. The League will probably hold its next national meeting in Denver, Col.

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