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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Friday, May 17, 1946 "Society This first peacetime June season in years will see a resumption of the gay, crowded schedule of dinners, dances and other social functions which will to excitement for the debutante troup and the collegians home for summer vacation. With parties planned in honor of debutante groups of and 1944, entertaining in honor the later having been canceled ing the the season will be an especially crowded one. A "Coney Island party" 13 will mark the initiation of series when Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith entertain in honor of Miss Eleine Hoffman and Miss Frances Thomas.

The party will go to Coney Island on the late afternoon boat, arrive in time for dinner and remain for an evening of dancing and fun. Mr. and Mrs. B. Gates Dawes are giving a breakfast Sunday, June 16 Da at their residence on Holly Lane in honor of their daughter, Miss Dana Dawes.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Krug are entertaining on June 17 in honor of Miss Betty Randolph. They have reserved one of the new open-air busses and will take their guests to Mt. Airy to a steak roast.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hake Jr. and Miss Dorothea Hake are arranging a Punch Party for 4 to 6 o'clock Tuesday, June 18 at the Harry Hake residence in Glendale. This will be in honor of Miss Sugi Heckinind Mrs.

Carl Jacob and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hauck are combining in the plans for a dinner June 19 in honor of Miss Martha Hauck. This hospitality will precede the dance which Mr. and Mrs.

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(The Enquirer Society Editor.) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rammacher announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jeanne to Mr. Joseph Albert Paradis son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Albert Paradis Sr. of Louisville. Miss Rammacher was graduated from Mt. Dame Academy, Reading, and attended the University of Cincinnati. Mr.

Paradis attended Georgetown Univeristy and wash University of Virginia. He discharged as a Captain from the Marine Air Corps. The wedding will take place in the fall. nati Country Club in honor of their MR. AND MRS.

CLINTON ELWIN WHITE (Jane Eaton) are receiving the good wishes of their friends for their son, born Wednesday at residence of Mrs. White's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Freeman Eaton, Fort Mitchell, Ky. Mr.

White, who was discharged recently from the Navy, arrived yesterday from Virginia be with his wife and son. He served as an instructor in the Naval Gunnery School at Norfolk, where his wedding to Mrs. Waiter took was place stationed August 7 there when as a Wave. Engagement Announced. daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Randolph, and Mrs. Harry Haggart and Dr. and Mrs.

Charles Eha are arranging a supper and dance for June 20 at the Indian Hill residence of the Randolphs, in honor of Misses Betty Randolph, Joddy Haggart and Jane Anne Eha. A tea dance at the Queen City Club June 21 will be in honor of Misses Marjorie and Alice Pease and will be given by their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. I. Merrick Pease Jr.

The combined June dance Saturday evening, June 22, at the Cin-' cinnati Country Club will honor Misses Margaret Allen, Ann Patton Biddle, Betty Brown, Betty Baker, Dorothy Ann Conroy, Molly Chatfield, Carol DeCamp, Dana Dawes, Jane Anne Eha, Ernst, Margarita Fuller, Mimi Fuller, Ellen Gordon, Hannah Green, Priscilla Harrison, Joslin Haggart, Marjorie Hobson, Patricia LeBlond, Edith LaBoiteaux, Frances Luther, Margaret Kite, Jean Mitchell, Mary Ann Mitchell, Marianne Orr, Marjorie Pease, Betty Randolph, Mary van Antwerp and Mary Whittaker. Mr. and Mrs. R. K.

LeBlond are entertaining with a dinner at the Country Club preceding the June dance in honor of their granddaughters, Misses Margarita and Patricia LeBlond. Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Baker have scheduled a cocktail party for June 23 in honor of their daughter, Miss Betty Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Bullock's dance at their residence on June 25 will be in honor of their niece, Miss Marianne and Misses Margarita Fuller," Sally Ernst, Eleine Hoffman and Patricia LeBlond.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fulghum are giving a dinner at the Country Club preceding the Bullock dance in honor of Miss Mary Lee Fulghum. Mr. and Mrs.

John Barbara are planning a dance for June 26 at the Cincinnati Country Club honor of their daughter, Miss Joan Barbara. Mr. George Barnes's dinner at the Cincinnati Country Club in honor Striped Cotton Takes to Sun or Shade Be bright in the sun in bold stripes that form a halter top and jacket. Green, blue or red on white coffee shirting. Dress 16.95, Jacket 10.95.

Beguile in the shade in narrow stripes. Blue or Chartreuse and Grey. 25.00 Henry SPORT SHOP THE WELLESLEY CLUB its year's when final meeting 6 achieldiest of Mrs. Luhrman, 3547 Monday evening, at the residence Raymar, Blvd. Highlight of the will the election of officers.

Mrs. Dudley Outcalt, Chairman of the Nominating Committee, will present the list of nominees. After supper, a series of brief sketches of the club's activities will be given by Mrs. Condit Brown, retiring President. Final reports will be made by the following reofficers: Mrs.

Thomas Campion, Vice President; Alvin Knoll, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. John J. Luhrman, Recording Secretary, and Miss Jean. Walsh, records of Treasurer. Committee will be read Chairmen.

This group includes Mrs. E. C. Elsey, program; Mrs. H.

Parsons, hospitality; Mrs. William Nieman, acquaintanceship; Mrs. Wilbur R. Pierce, scholarship; Mrs. liam S.

Clark II, directory, and Allen Collier, war service; Alms. WilMiss Katherine King, publicity. Reservations for this supper meeting be made today or tomorrow with Mrs. Condit Brown. of Mias.

Eleine Hoffman will precede Barbara dance. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kemper Rogan and Mr. and Mrs.

William combining in the arrangements for a small dinner dance at the Burchenal residence June 27, in honor of Miss Beatrice Burchenal. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Finke Jr.

will be host and hostess at a cocktail party June 28 in honor of Miss Betty Randolph. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Orr, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold R. LeBlond and Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Fuller are giving a dance June 29 at the Cincinnati Country Club in honor of their daughters, Misses Marianne Orr, Patricia LeBlond and Margarita Fuller on June 29. Preceding this affair Mr. and Mrs. William A. Pease will give a dinner at the Camargo Club in honor of their daughters, Misses Marjorie and A Alice Pease.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pape are planning cocktail party and supper for June 30 in honor of Miss Joan Barbara. Miss Carol Upson will give a small dinner dance July 2 in honor of cousins, Misses Sally Ernst and Marianne Orr. hey, The interest of the debutante group on July 3 will be centered the dance which is being given in Dayton, Ohio, by Mr.

and Mrs. George Mead and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Reid in honor of their daughters, Misses Katharine Mead and Sylvia Reid. This affair will take place at the Mead residence.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Bausch and Miss Julie Bausch are planning a party for July 5 in honor of Misses Helen Louise Conroy and Ann Schroth. Surprise Party.

The Entertainment Committee of the Maketewah Country Club is planning many pleasant surprises for the dinner dance, which will take place tomorrow evening at the clubhouse on Reading Road. Dinner will be served from 6 to 10 o'clock, after which dancing will be enjoyed. Completing arrangements for this new and different evening of entertainment, which will include prizes for dancing Mrs. Francis Thornberg, Mr. and Mrs.

Don T. Kaiser are attend with the following guests: Mrs. Norbert F. Adick, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Shutte and Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Theobald. With Dr. and Mrs.

Cyril Schrimpf will be Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Kirchmier, Dr.

and Mrs. N. C. Schidter, Dr. and Mrs.

J. R. Nielander, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Wines, Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Wendell, Dr.

and Mrs. James THE CENTER of Greater Cincinnati has completed arrangements for "Garden Visiting Days" at eight Indian Hill residences tomorrow and Sunday. Indian Hill Rangers will be on duty at the intersections of the roads in the Indian Hill area to assist in visitors to the various They will also disdirecting, tribute specially prepared maps. Maps showing the location of each of the gardens may also be obtained at the Garden Center, Walnut Street and Central Parkway, or at the entrance of each of the gardens open on these two days. On Sunday afternoon only a special bus will make a tour of the gardens.

This bus may be boarded at the end of the Madisonville streetcar line at 2 o'clock. Tickets for visiting the gardens may be or at purchased at of the Garden any eight gardens. St. Rita Garden Club. Mrs.

Robert Ahern is serving as Chairman of Hostesses for the annual May party of St. Rita Garden Club which will be held next Thursday afternoon at the Hotel Alms. Proceeds of this event will the go toward St. Rita School for Deaf. Mrs.

Edward T. and Mrs. Ben Ott are Mrs. Ahern's Cochairmen. Members of their large committee for the day include the following: Mesdames James Castellini, Stanley Bachmeyer, George Schutte, M.

C. Jacobs, Norbert Enneking, Wilfred Rush, Joseph L. DeCoursey, E. A. Walter, Harry Fuller, Cecil Tyler, John Tuke, Anthony Dunlap, James Favret, Clarence Doppler, William Walsh, William J.

Leonard, Rudy Ackermann, Paul Verkamp, Arthur Hoefinghoff, Thomas Noctor, William Gessing, Edwin Becker. Paul Ryan, Joseph Schneider, A. R. Gossling, James F. Allen, Carl Rich, Clarence Tarr, Ray Harten, J.

A. Bertling, Frank Stegeman William Toohey, Thomas McEvilley, Henry Pardieck, H. R. Thompson, Frank Herschede, C. Bert Amann, Thomas Burke, William Poland, Clara Bodemer, Fred Fehr, Arthur Becker, Fred George, Elmer Schlueter, Harley Bickmore, Warren Ruch, Earl Connelly, Jerome Kuertz, Harry Lehman, Thomas E.

Wood, William Reilly, William Sullivan, Stanley Hennegan, J. Sullivan, Martin G. Dumler, Frederick W. Hinkle, Holly C. Jarvis, Paul Stuhlreyer, Frank Swing, John Weinig, Andy Sextro, J.

F. Santry, H. C. Perle, Frank J. Ward and Adam Brumfield and Misses Ida Cordesman, Marguerite Sullivan, Irene Enneking and May McDonald.

Mrs. Larry Enneking is the General Chairman for the entire project which is open to the public. Mrs. Dan Meyers, Chairman of Hospitality, is being assisted on her committee by Mrs. Neal Ahern and Mrs.

Francis Hamilton. Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Tom A. Walz.

Another group will include Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hummel, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Hupp, Mr. and Mrs. S. A.

Brankamp, Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. W.

M. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Lynch, Mr.

and Howard Hill, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Fraser and Mr.

Albert Lavercomb. Among the other members who are looking forward to this event and who will be joined by friends are Mrs. Kenneth Knowlton, and J. F. Hewitt, Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Caldwell, Mr.

and Edward W. Hoffman, Mr. Mrs. James J. Linehan, Mr.

and Mrs. E. W. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph E. Popp and Mr. and Mrs. O. B.

Maxwell. Reservations for this gala affair are to be made by calling the clubhouse no later than this evening. Miss Mary Ann Hasler, Junior Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. August Levy announce the engagement of their daughter, Emilie Jane, to Dr.

J. Charles Drooker, son of Mr. and! Mrs. Noah Drooker of Boston. Miss Levy is a graduate of the University School, Cincinnati, and Vassar College.

In the last year she has been doing public relations work for the Citizens Planning Association. I Dr. Drooker, a graduate of Tufts Medical School and the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, served in the Army for four years. He held the rank of Lieutenant Colonel at the time of his separation last November. Dr.

Drooker 18 on the faculties of the Tufts and Harvard University Medical Schools. The wedding will take place in July. IN WOMEN'S CLUBS In cooperation with two sity of Cincinnati faculty members, Arete, UC women's physical and health education society, is aiding in gathering clothing for two war-widowed residents of Costerbeck, Holland, Arete's President, Miss Sue Schroder, Teachc ers College junior, said yesterday. The faculty members are Dr. Helen L.

Coops, associate professor of physical and health education, Teachers College, and Dr. William S. Clark, head of the English Department, College of Liberal Arts. Dr. Coops and Dr.

and Mrs. Clark were prewar guests of Mme. Berthe Brevee at her villa in Taormina, Sicily. "My daughters are in Ooster- Class President of St. Ursula Academy, 1339 E.

McMillan is General Chairman of the junior prom to be held tonight in the Marie Antoinette ballroom of the Hotel Alms. The seniors will be guests of honor. Assisting Miss Hasler in arrangements are Misses Mary Margaret Meyer, Jacqueline Klinge, Dorothy Heitz, Pat Staehlin and Gertrude Rickard. The prom will be the first since 1942. I beck, Holland," Mme.

Brevee wrote from Italy. "Both of their husbands were killed in the war. There is nothing to buy in Holland, even if one had the money. What they need are clothes could you and some of your SO kind American friends send them anything?" Mme. Brevee added that postal regulations prevented her from shipping the desired items from Italy to Holland.

So Arete, working with Dr. Coops and Dr. and Mrs. Clark through a a committee headed by Miss Betty Banfield, sophomore, is sending clothing to the daughters in Holland. Amateur Authors' Club.

recently organized Amateur Authors' Club will elect officers draw up a constitution at a meeting at 8 p. m. today at the Hotel Metropole. The meeting is open to any interested person. Mrs.

Pat Chumley, 509 Grand Price Hill, is secretary. Past Presidents Club. Members of the Past Presidents Club of the Evanston PTA will meet at m. today at the home of Mrs. Michael Heintz, 59 Erkenbrecker to set out for the home 4TH BROTHERS" A.

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Douglas Currie on Pontius Road, Delhi Hills, for their annual meeting. In case of rain the members will at the home of Mrs. Horace Ezzell, 3806 Drakewood Oakley, instead of at Mrs. Currie's home. Literary, Musical Society.

Mrs. Charles J. Schlicht, Mrs. Emma Morgan, and Mrs. Harry Oberhelman are three new members of the Board of Trustees the Cincinnati Literary and Musical Society.

Club Meetings Today. Queen City Woman's Chapter, Izaak Walton League of America: At 8 p. m. scholarship benefit card party at First Unitarian Church, Reading Road, to raise funds for scholarship to Ohio Conservation Laboratory at Camp Muskingum, Carroll County. Cincinnati Business and Professional Women's Club: At 7:30 p.

meeting of Program Coordination Committee in clubroom; Miss Angeline Cockerill, Chairman. Ladies Auxiliary, Fleet Reserve Association, Branch 28: At 8:15 p. meeting in Memorial Hall. Norwood Research Club: At 7 p. chicken dinner at Federation clubhouse; the Rev.

Laurence Hall assistant rector of Christ Church, to speak. Republican Women's Club: At 8 p. meeting of Central Commitee in clubrooms; Mrs. Jeannette Arzheimer to preside. Westwood PTA: From 5 p.

m. to 10 p. annual spring festival at school. Meeting Past at Presidents home of Club Mrs. of Evanston Currie, Pontius Road, Delhi Hill.

Ladies Aid Society of the College Hill UB Church: At 8 p. vaudeville show at church. Independent Order of Herdsmen: Meeting of Pride of the West Lodge at GAR Hall, Apple Street; Bellevue Lodge at Fraternal Hall. Amateur Authors' Club: At 8 p. m.

meeting at Hotel Metropole. MRS. INEZ MOORE. Blue Triangle Lounge of the YWCA, which is the former USO lounge, will be opened formally with a party to be given Saturday night under the supervision of Mrs. Inez Moore, supervisor of USO hostesses at the lounge during the war.

Open house for all YWCA girls, both resident and club members and their guests will be from 8:30 p. m. to 1 a. Ping pong, card games, dancing and refreshments will 'offer a variety of diversion for the party which is open to servicemen and returned veterans. Several USO hostesses who served during the war will be on hand for the opening of the lounge.

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