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Reservations Open For Europe Tour

RESERVATIONS are now open and information is available on a tour of

Western Europe for women only which is being planned by the Women's Council of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, The group will leave in midSeptember to visit major cities in England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Spain-agnd Portugal. They will return to Indianapolis about Oct. 5, according to Mrs. C. C. Winters, chairman of the Chamber's Women's Council. . Any woman interested in joining the party may obtain detailed information by contacting Mrs. Lillian Kreps, manager of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce World Trade Department, » ” »

THE TRANS - ATLANTIC crossings and the major part of the tour will be scheduled by air lines. There will be some side trips to points of special interest by train and motor car. “Beyond its recreational and vacation advanthges, this tour, designed primarily for business and professional women, will acquaint them with women of similar activities in the countries to be visited,” Mrs. Winters said. Like trade tours through Latin America, Europe and around the world under Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce sponsorship, members of this group will meet some of the most important people in the nations to be visited. U. 8. consular and dip-~ lomatic representatives sta-

tioned there and governmental.

and business leaders will greet the group. Time will be given to Visit art exhibits, theategs, museums, festivals, cathedrals and castles, The itinerary will include a trip through the Alps and visits to lakes, beaches and other resorts. Members of the; tour party will be given an opportunity to participate in working out findl details of the itinerary.

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Group to Sponsor Benefit Game

Mother Theodore Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will sponsor the annual benefit baseball game for St. Elizabeth's Nursery building fund at 8:15 Victory Field. The game will he between

the Milwaukee Brewers and the

Indianapolis Indians. Mrs. Zeo 'W. Leach, regent of the organization, has appointed Miss Bess Sullivan, Miss Alice Lipps, Mrs. H. F. Kett and Mrs. F. M. Brown as chairman of the event. Parish chairmen ‘will

The band of Sacred Heart School, under the direction of Jaseph Dux, will provide music preceding the game.

Attends Sorority Session Miss Barbara Bard will return Sunday from the Greenbrier Hotel, White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., where she has been attending the Delta Gamma Sorority national convention. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bard, 5426 N.

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Pages at Convention Serve Without Pay

By EDAN WRIGHT |

Times Special Writer - CHICAGO, July 10—The girl pages at the Republican convention wouldn't change jobs with anyone. They're getting a close-up of everything and every-

one. go anywhere in the building. The pages number about 300, A good half of them are girls— mostly between 15 and 25. They come from all over the nation and are appointed to their jobs: by party people. They serve without pay. Most of them have to provide their board, room and traveling expenses. :

. 8 8: NO ONE MINDS. Not even when the sessions run to 10 or 11 hours a day. To all of them being a page is a great honor, Take petite Eunice Harry of Pylesville, Ind. Eunice is 16 and a member of the Young Republican Chib in her state. Funice came to Chicago with her parents and her brother “to see everything first hand.”

” ” ~ CAROL MORGAN, 17, Guthrie, Okla. is a pretty blonde

who speaks with the serious--

ness of an old-time politician. “I've been in politics all my life,” she says. “I went to the convention in Philadelphia four yedrs ago as a visitor, I liked it so much I wanted to do it again.” Caropld’s father, Carl Morgan, is an alternate delegate from Oklahoma.

» THE GIRLS ear no particular costume. Their blue silk armbands with the page in-

Plan Linen,

Tea-Shower-—

Mrs. Irby S. de Fenelon, 540 Forest Blvd, .will entertain Saturday afternoon at a tea and linen shower in honor of Miss Margot Divine Enright. Miss Enright becomes the bride of Elie P, Aghindes, New

York, July 19. Guests will include Mrs. George Kelly, Anderson;

Mesdames Mark William Enright, Kenton Mosiman, Albert Metzger, Elizabeth Hancock, John Brant, Walter Hess, Robert Rinch, Erwin Coburn, Joseph Brannum, meyer, James McNutt, C. C. Schuetz, Thomas Riddick and C. 0. McCormick, Misses Patty Toty, Muriel Burns, Kathleen Noland, Jo Ann Cunningham and Catherine Lapenta,

Picnic Set Sunday The Lutheran Child Y itor Auxiliary will hold its annual picnic in Hillsdale Nursery Sunday. Refreshments will be served at 5:30 p. m, with Mrs. Paul Rupprecht, chairman of

+ ways and means, and her com-

mittee in charge. Swimming and games are scheduled for the afternoon.

David Klaus-

And they're just about the only people who can

signia ‘and a page badge gets them any place. * Their job inclules every kind of errand. Does someone need a paper or pencil? They are Johnny-on-the-Spot. ‘Telephone operators dispatch them with messages to the floor.

The press sends them to the

"VIP section to find a Senator.

A delegate sends them out for

_a snack at noon.

The radio and TV people have them scurrying through the tunnels with messages to the broadcast booths way up in top. In hetween they pick up bigwig speeches—hot off the mimeograph—to distribute to the press. They dash in and out with salt tablets for wilted conventioneers. s » . THE JOB isn't always easy. Sometimes they have a Mr. Smith to run down—and without much identification as to seating. Occasionally they pick up a tip for their errands. Delegates and the press are the nicest about this—the girls agree. “When they send us for food they tell us to buy yourself a sandwich or soft drink. And we always get a thank you, besides.”

SOMEONE asks you questions . about yo husband's business affairg$ that you don't care to answer.

WRONG. Feel that you must answer if they are point-blank questions.

RIGHT: Be vague. It is always better to leave the impression that you don't know all the details of your husband’s business affairs than to give out information to satisfy someone's idle curiosity. ” ” "

YOU WOULD like to have two of your friends meet each other.

WRONG: Keep talking about it, but leave it to chance.

RIGHT: Make some plans that will bring them together.

Eager For Cake

A special attrction at Lon-

don's Drury Lane theater in 1746 was an actor who ‘undertook to devour a 12-pound plum cake in three bites,

Sorority Will Install Officers Tuesday Night

Mrs. John E, Kleinhenz, 5402

Shelby St. will be hostess at. + 7 p. m. Tuesday for a dessert

meeting of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter, Theta Sigma Phi Sorority. Officers will be installed, con-

vention reports made and plans for the 1953 national convention here in Indianapolis will be discussed. Reservations may be made through Saturday with Mrs, Kleinhenz.

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