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THURSDAY, AUG. 21, 1952

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

GQHARE and share alike is what Mrs. John R. Davis, 932 N. Bradley St., and Mrs. Charles E. Whitenack, 2867 Station St., will do with a picture of themselves. The two women were photographed while on White

Cross duty and received but one print. Decision? They'll probably take turns keeping the photograph a week at a time. s 5 2 THE ANNUAL two-ball golf tournament in Meridian Hills Club will offer the nine-hole women’s golf team something new Sunday. Women will play with their husbands during the event, And to make the tourney more competitive, prizes will be awarded to winning teams during dinper. A cocktail party on the club’s porch will be held after the 2 p. m. sport. Planning the day's activities are Mrs. George A. Van Dyke assisted by Mrs. A. J. LeBien and Mrs. Raymond M. Rice. . ” on ” MRS. JAMES M. ZOFERCHER, 52 Layman Ave. is a forgotten person as far as the Marion County Association of Mental Health is concerned. Membership commitee members of the group were discussing means of increasing the number of club members when Mrs. Zoercher, an active membership committee worker, stated, “No one ever asked me to belong.” She was “signed up” on-the spot. ” o os A CLUB race seems to be going on between Mrs. Samuel Harrell, Crows Nest, and Mrs. Donald D. Goss, 3540 N. Pennsylvania St. Mrs. Goss was quite distressed this week when she learned Mrs. Harrell had six meetings to attend while she only had five. ” ” . WHEN Mrs. W. H. Wemmer, 5260 N. Meridian ,St.,, comes home next week from Hawali, family introductions will have to be made. ’ While on vacation, Mrs, Wemmer became a grandmother. Parents of the baby are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Peed (Mrs. Peed is Mrs. Wemmer's daughter), who live in the Meridian St. address. n o 2 FESTIVE preparations are in order in the Harry A. King household, “5204 E. 10th St. Mr. and Mrs. King will celebrate

‘their 25th” wedding anniversary

with a 4 to 8 p.m. dpen house Aug. 30. Mrs. Clyde Rainford, Gary, Mrs. King's sister, will assist the couple at the event. EJ n tJ THEATER PARTIES will be a steady diet for Mr. and Mrs, Chris Strapulos, 4736 N. Kenwood Ave., these next few days. The couple left yesterday for Chicago where they will see stage plays and musicals with a baseball game in between. 2 ” ” IF ANYONE has a spare “enter” and “exit” sign, the Carl J. Weinhardts, 4833 N.

Meridian St., lent use for it. Since Mrs, Weinhardt's aunt, Mrs. Millle Voris, Columbus, Ind., came to visit in Indianapolis, guests have been coming and going through the Weinhardt portal to greet the guest. But there's a good reason for all this. Mrs. Voris will celebrate her 93d birthday Saturday.

Sorority

For Girls "(CLUES to the Campus With Codes to the Coeds” will be the title of the humorous skit presented by Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Alumnae .Club of Indianapolis when it entertains prospective Indiana University freshman girls with a “Koffee Klotch” Saturday morning in the home of Mrs. Howard Lohman, 5212 N. Capitol Ave. Typical campus atmosphere will be created with “Songs of Old IU” used as background music. Indianapolis members of the Indiana University chapter who will attend are Misses Susanne Fishér, Pat Roach,

Joycé Lock and Mary Carol Dressel.

s o o OUT-OF-TOWN members will be Miss Joanne Crosby, Roachdale; Miss Peggy Werner, New Palestine; Miss Beverly Gahimer, Pendleton; Miss Patsy Clark and Miss Mary Ellen Kimes, Logansport; Miss Sue Bogard, Bloomfield; Miss Nancy Stuart, Bloomington; Miss Marjory Lewis and Miss

could find ‘excel-

Jackie Paul, Newcastle; Miss |

Diane Angold, Ft. Wayne; Miss Anne Beauchamp, Wabash, and Miss Annette Placke, Richmond.

Indianapolis alumnae assist-

ing will be ‘Mrs. David Boling, |

chairman;.Mrs. Ronald Gilbert, state chairman; Mrs. William Skinner, president of Indianapolis Alumnae; Mesdames J. B. Miller, Lytle Freehafer, J. P. Lahr, Allen Beard and Ralph Allison, Misses Betty Wrege, Barbara Larson and Alice France.

Miss Greenwood Visits Miss Sue Ann Greenwood, Raleigh, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sparks, 63 S. Neal Ave. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greenwood, Raleigh.

Caters to Family Joys

By ELIZABETH TOOMEY Inited Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Aug. 21—The American Legion convention has become a family affair with fashion shows, baby sitters and cots for the children. : The planners who go to work months before Legion-

naires come to town now try to anticipate needs of wives and children instead of worrying over water pistols, electric canes and water-filled paper bags. “The World War I boys are too old; the World War II boys are too busy with their families and job, and about half of the Legionnaires bring their wives and children,” said Edith Shutters in explaining the change that has come over Legion conventions. As office manager for the convention, Miss Shutters arrived last winter from Indianapolis to start preparations for the convention which begins

here Sunday. = ” ”

SHE HAS her list of baby sitters ready. The corps of doctors and nurses to handle blisters,

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WELCOME HOME—Mrs. Robert S.

indigestion, exhaustion or more serious complaints {is alerted. There are 20 doctors and 45 nurses available if necessary. Some of the families come along just for the sightseeing, others are what Miss Shutters refers to as “all-Legion” families. There's © the family: which includes father and son, both Legion members, the son's wife who was an army nurse and their four children. Miss Shut-

ters. got them all adjoining | rooms. . “There. are 28 junior corps

entered in the parade competition, so that means a lot more families,” said the harassed office manager. “And the women

Legionnaires are going to have |

a more active part than ever in the convention.” . 4

Times photo by Dean Timmerman.

Wild, national Pi Beta Phi

Sorority president (center), Washington, formerly of Indiantpolis, was greeted at Union Station this morning by two of her sisters. Mrs. H. P. Huesing (left) represented the Indianapolis Alumnae Club which honored her at a luncheon and reception today in Meridian Hills Club, and Mrs. Benjamin C, Lewis, national direc-

tor of rushing ond pledge training. Tomorrow Mrs. Wild will

install ‘Pi Phi’s 98th chapter in Ball State Teachers College,

Muncie.

Newlyweds Go to Florida

R. AND MRS. WAL- feta _ with Ces, TER EDWARD HUFF Harry Turner was best man are in Florida following

and Robert Beekman and Edtheir marriage Saturday in ward Sauer were ushers. North ai Ay The bride is a graduate of Hiram C. Weld officiated.

Mt. Union College. Mr. Huff 2 went to Indiana University. Mrs. Huff was Miss Marilyn Elizabeth Beekman, daughter

D. M. Edwards to Wed

pin-tucked - tulle

Sept. 2-4, talk to patrons. Philip Mangone's fall collection will be modeled on a runway improvised in the Coat Department, Third Floor, Sept. 9

of Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Beekman, and 10. Showings ate sched126 E. Vermont St. andsClear- Miss Lelia Whyde uled for 10:30 a. m., 12:30 and water, Fla. Mr. Huff's parents 2:30 p. m. Miss Madge Borst 4 : * of Announcement is made of the will represent the designer. are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Huff, Varden Petite fashions for

approaching marriage of Miss Lelia Whyde and David M. Edwards. The wedding will take place at 7:30 p. m. Sept. 5 in the Free Christian Church. The bride-to-be is the daugh-

Columbus, Ind. The bride was gowned in white lace and tulle over white satin. The Chantilly lace bodice had a sheer yoke with standing collar and cap sleeves and the waltz-length bouffant skirt was

the small woman will be modeled informally in the gown room Sept. 10 and 11. - Miss Elsie Brandt, New York fashion representative, will be present, Miss Arden Sneed, Indianapolis fashion model who “made

of tulle. ter of Mrs. Blanche Whyde, good” in New York, will be in # 2 = 2137 Avondale Pl. and George Ayres’ Sept. 11 and 12 when she MISS HELEN MARTIN, Me- Whyde, 1052 W. 29th St. Mr. Will model fashions by Maurice dina, O., and Miss Julia Billing- Edwards is the son of Mr, and Rentner informally in the sly, Lebanon, bridal attendants, Mrs. Kenneth W. Martin, 2366 French Room. Miss Eleanor

wore spray blue tulle over taf- College Ave. Stoner will accompany Miss

@ ' > P ! . 1 Ayres’ Schedules Showings YRES' Fashion Bureau announces a heavy schedule of fashion showings beginning with the Davidow tweed collection to be modeled informally in the French Room Mel Davidow of the firm will be on hand to

Sneed from New York as fashfon representative of the designer, + Miss Sneed, former Awres' Fashion Bureau model, was ‘discovered’ by Maurice Rentner and offered a job in his New York salon. She left Indianapolis in January and has been modeling for him in New York since.

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Attendants Are Announced

Miss Joann Felske and Richard E. Townsend, married Aug. 30,

their attendants.

Miss Bernardine Felske will be maid of honor, and bridesmaids will be Miss Charlotte Huter and Mrs. Melvin Towns-

end.

Rosemarie Cantlon flowergirl and Gene Willenbergwill carry the rings. Melvin Townsend will be best man and ushers will be Joseph Cincinnati,

Huhn, Yount,

The wedding will take place at 10 a. m. in Sacred Heart Catholic Church with the Rev. Fr. Medar Buvala performing the double-ring ceremony, The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Felske, 807 E. Minnesota St. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Townsend, 1014 Banta Rd., are parents of the prospective bridegroom. Mr. Townsend attended

Butler University and belongs to Alpha Delta Sigma Praternity.

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Federated Clubwomen Join Fight on Heart Ills

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