Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1952 — Page 28
PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS — Klice and Lewis Garrigus will take part in the CAR program next Sun-
Times photo by William A, Oates Jr,
day ot the DAR reception honoring Mrs, Herbert R. Hill.
DARs Will Honor Mrs. Herbert Hill
N invitation to all mem- ; bers of the Indiana Society Daughters of the * American Revolution haa
heen extended by.the Carofine
Scotts Harrison DAR Chapter
for next Sunday's reception in’
- henar of Mrs. Herbert R. Hill Mrs. Hill, new state regent, is a. past regent of the Caroline Seott Harrizon Chapter. The reception will he from 3 to § p. m, in the chapter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania St. Throughout the afternoon Mrs. Herbert F. Krimendahl, harpist and chapter member, will play. At 4 p. m. 16 members of old Glory Society, Children of the ‘American Reyolution, will prement a Colonial program in cosfume. It has been arranged by Mrs. Mark A, Dawson, senfor president. »
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» > TAKING PART will he Jane D’'Enbeau, Terre Haute, John
Robison-Ragsdale Program Set
N “I Am An American Program” sponsored by the Robison-Ragsdale Post, and Auxiliary, Amerean Legion, will he given fram Rta 5 p.m inday in the World War Memorial The program is designed to honor newly naturalized citi-
_Hall,
Dragoo, Kathryn Gloin, Bettie Maysanna Hendrickson, William Jefferson, Norma Titus, Karen Penelope and Susan’ : Wadleigh Fatsy Gifford, Alice
¥ Sehmitt, Alice and’ Lewis Gar-
rigus and Stephen and Lloyd Rice Jr. Janet Garrigus will be soloist and Mrs, Lindon Bailey, accompanist. Members of the CAR senior group will assist in the dining _ room. They are Elizabeth Blanton, Danville, Ind.; Helen lLouise Lewis, Susan Bell and Mary Bell Longsworth, Juliet Farmer, Ann Albershardf, Rosinma Hall, Beverly Jo Hendrickson and George Thompson.
MRS, JOHN H. JEFFERSON, chapter regent, will head the receiving line. With the honor guest and Mrs. Rogsene CC. O'Byrne, Rroonkville, will be Mrs. H, BR. Wilzén, Delphi; Mrs. C. W. Doss, la-
gens, Joe I. Pierson will be guest speaker, Mrs. Stewart Maxwell, unit Americanism chairman, will be in charge. Assisting her will he Post Commander John Hickey, Mesdames Jett Williams, Ralph Lynch, Gharleg Kirkpatrick and Mildred Anderson. r ~ r ON TUESDAY evening the Post and Auxiliary will be en-
fayette; Miss Bonnie Farwell, Terre Haute; Mrs. W, H. Schlosser, Franklin; Mrs. - Fafayete T.. Porter, Greencastle; Mrs. J. H. Grimes, Clearwater, Fla.; Mrs, F. R. Burns, Nerth Manchester; Mrs. W, M. Cory, Veedersburg, and Mrs. James L. Gavin.- Others will be officers of the state organization. Mrs, George C. Kolb is reception chairman. Assistants include Mrs. Arch N. Bobbitt, Mrs. Paul K. Thiery and Miss Annette Short. Mrs, H. A. VanOsdoll, hostess committee chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames J. P. Scott, E. C. Rumpler, Clair McConnell, W,. E. Wilson, H. E.. Raffensperger, R. R. McVicker, A, H, Northrup, 8. M. Ford and J. IL. Gaoldthwalite, Decorations are heing planned hv Mesdames FE. J. Dieeckman.
Thiery, 1. F. Madden, 6G. C, | Wright, 1. L. Clark and C. C. | Josey,
as is Mrs.
tertained with an outdoor supper in the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Morrison 5050 S. Fast |{. A short husiness session af the auxiliary will he called at Asipm June 23 the Armazindy Chap. ter of Riley Cheer Guild, made up of Robiaan-Ragadale Aux-
Charter Dinner Is Tuesday in Marott
(CONTE JMPORARY Careers Club“ has scheduled its charter dinner for 6:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Marott Hotel, mark AMliation with the Nationa! Business and Pro-
The ceremony will
feasional Women's Federation. Miss Ruth Lewman,
Indiana BPW president, will be in charge of the service. Invitations to the dinner have been mailed to state BPW officers
will. assist Miss
chairman, Miss
the club's
ilyn ‘Niebergall, nolly and
vocation chairman.
Jeanine Grinslade, health and safety;
illary members, will sew and wrap bandages in Riley Hnspital. Ann (‘hesterson,
education and
On @
OTHERS INCLUDE Miss Marjorie Ferguson,
Ruth Rhamy and Miss Mary
Miss Mar-
chairman, Mrs, Thomas C. ConMiss Marv K, affairs, and Miss Barbara Fark, Jeanie I.ee and Miss Jean Wenning, public affairs. Miss Barbara Corbitt,
Lacey, international |
chairman, Miss
chairman, Miss Callie |
and to presidents of Fourth District groups, Kerhoulas and Miss Jean Clark, legislation: Miss | + *. » Ruth Ann Davidson, chalrman, Miss Roberta | COMMITTEE appointments have: been an- Cody and Miss Doris McFarland, finance, and | nounced by the new club's first president, Miss Mrs. Robert K. ‘Rhamy, chairman, Mrs. William Phyllis Ratliff, Watters and Miss Diantha DeGraw, news service. Miss Glodean Snyder, membership chairman, Mrs. H. Robert Henderson, chairman, Miss will be assisted by Mise Gloria Pangborn and Mimi Roberts and Miss Mary Elizabeth Wood Miss Retty Stephanco, On the program com- radio and television, and Miss Paula Karr, chairmittee with Miss Ann Hedgecock, chairman, are man, Misses Sandra Miles, Jean Mortlock and
Misses Hester Ann Hale, Mary Jane Secor and
Rae Cawdell,
Miss Mary Moore and Miss Julia Broadwater
and Mrs,
Ada Mae Koontz, Miss Ruth Boxwell ig corresponding secretary, Kenneth E. Silxo, treasurer.
ways and means,
Times photos hy William A. Oales Jr
. Kenneth E Silcox, Miss Ann Hedgcock d Mi invitations for CCC's charter’ dinner, - a "
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES |
Social Set Settles
Into Summer Season With the Steeplechase
By KATY ATKINS
GUMMER has settled into its pleasant stride. First came
the 500-Mile Race, next the Royalton Steeplechase and in July the Western Tennis Championships at Woodstock,
usually a biennial affair. The Steeplechase yesterday sees us two-thirds of the way, Part of its charm is that it stays to its pattern. We have some new riders and horses each year but the enthusiasts know what to expect and go because they like what they | find and the opportunity to see everyone in a leisurely way.
We lunched with the Cornelius Aligs at Huntsend before and dropped into the cocktail party at the Hunt House afterward. Woodstock had a big crowd for the dance last night and the Steeplechase dinner at Highland Friday night was great fun,
Katy Atkins
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WEDDINGS LOOM large on the calendar all of this month. Dolores and Charles Pickerell are on a brief honeymoon after their marriage Wednesday morning. They will live in the bride's family’s house this summer while her parents, Dr. and Mrs. George Garceau are in Europe. Zee and Norman Metzger are back from their foreign jaunt, Charles Latham, who spent ‘about five months abroad. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kuhn are among the recently returned
' European travelers.
The Barnes’ were at Ceci’'s and Bill Griffith's wedding reception where Mrs. Barnes wore a sheer nayy dress and, enormous navy: hat that was most becoming. Hot as it was, the wedding party managed to look remarkably cool. Marjorie Kroeger caught Ceci’s bouquet when she threw it from the balcony as brides at Woodstock have been doing for many years.
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THE CLUB WARS transformed into a garden that day. The fireplace in the Green Room was a garden wall ‘with a pink
canopy extending over the table in front of it. One punch table was cres-eent-shaped, covered with a pale blue satin cloth, the edge outlined with halves of fresh pineapples filled with flowers, On a table on the west porch, red roses, dark blue delphinium and pink peonies were frozen in big blocks of ice with a bowl, sunk in ice, at its base. Everywhere one looked there were unusual and charming flower arrangements. It was good to see Mrs. William C, Bobbs at the reception, about again after her serious fliness. She was wearing a figured beige organdie dress with brands of plain beige organdie
set in the skirt and a pale hat. ” ” »
WOODSTOCK was quite a contrast to the Coliseum and the Republican State Convention. Several guests who had spent the day there, slipped back after the reception to be on hand at the crucial moment and don one of the Craig buttons that appeared in enormous quantities at the moment the result of the final ballot was announced. While the bride is always the center of attraction and Joan Hoster DeVoe was no exception at the festivities preceding her marriage Wednesday, Dick Kazmaler, one of Chuck's ushers, created quite a stir when he played tennis at Woodstock the day he arrived. = ” » JANE HOME. has returned to Rome, Ga., after a visit with her husband’s parents, Mr, and
Mrs, George Home. While she
was here Mrs.” Home had a ‘luncheon for Jane and Barbara ‘ Walker ih Woodstock. Mrs. George Hume, formerly
.of Indianapolis, was in town for
a few days recently on-her yay home to Pasadena after a fivemonth cruise on the “Coronia” which took her to many fascinating ports and countries. Kitty and Kurt Pantzer have joined the ranks of grandparents. The Fritz Pantzers have a baby daughter whose name Llizabeth Elligtt, Fritz barely time to ke friends with fore leaving for foreign
BE PATIENT—Rare or well-done, these gentlemen want their steaks. Athenaeum board of directors members watching Dr. Sputh grille the first one are C. O. Janus, L. M. Rappaport, Conrad Borshoff, Walter Lienert, Hiram Kuhn and Loiis Hensley (left to right). Dr. Sputh’s yard was the scene of this outdoor event with tables and chairs scattered on the lawn for the feast. °
LIVING RIGHT —Eating steak was part of Dr. Carl B. Sputh Sr.’s business recently when he entertained the board of directors of the Athenaeum in his home, 7860 Barlum Dr. The group were guests at an outside steak grille and cocktail party, added dividends to a meeting.
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To Entertain
New Century Club members will journey to Brown County for an annual outing and pie-
‘nic there in the lodge of Mrs.
Harry W, Bebee Wednesday. Mrs. O. C, Neier and Mrs. L. D. Kingsbury will be in charge of entertainment. New officers to be installed at the meeting by Mrs, Neier include Mrs. O, L. Walter, president; Mrs. Kingsbury and Mrs. Cleo E. McLean, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. Beurt Servaas and Mrs, Frank H, MeConnell, recording and corre-
‘sponding secretaries; Mrs, E. R.
Ruster, treasurer, and Mrs.
Neier, historian.
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