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for and about WOMEN Society Events Church Activities Club Programs Women Features Sororities Art Drama Music Sunday, November 17, 1957. The Terre Haute Tribune-Star. Section 2. ENGAGEMENT Mary Jean Schumaker. niece i Dr.

and Mrs. Robert Schumaker, Route 4, is fhe fiancee of John L. Hintz, Adrian, Mich. The announcement of her engagement was made at a party given in Rensselaer by her mother, Mrs. Ruth Schumaker, Rensselaer.

Miss Schumaker is a senior at Indiana State Teachers College. TO WED DEC. Sue Ann LePage is engaged to Robert Beall, according to an announcement made today by Miss parents, Mr. and Mrs. Romeo LePage, Princeton.

Both Miss LePage and Mr. Beall, son of Mrs. Paul Beall, Mattoon, are students at Indiana State Teachers College. A member of the Delta Gamma sorority, she is a junior at the college. FIANCEE OF ROBERT WERTZ, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald R. Wertz, 274 Monterey avenue, is Miss Marilyn Menken. Miss Menken is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Menken, Holland, Mich. Their wedding is set for Nov. 26 at the Christian Church in Holland. Following the marriage the couple will live in Schenectady, N. where Mr.

Wertz is connected with G.E. THE BETHROTHAL of Miss Kathleen Conley to Gary Hawkins Giffel, son of Mr. and Mrs Marvin Giffel Third ue. was made known today by Miss parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Conley, 840 South Ninth street. The couple plans a June wedding. What Women Are Doing Gamma Phi Marks 83rd Anniversary of Founding By Beatrice Biggs Tribune Club News Editor FOUNDER'S DAY 1957 WILL BE of special importance to Gamma Phi Betas throughout the United States, Canada and Hawaii as they observe their 83rd anniversary since the beginning in 1874 at Syracuse University. History shows that Gamma Phi Beta was among six sororities which met in Boston in 1891 for the first an- hellenic meeting. Thursday at 7 o'clock members of the Beta Pi chapter at Indiana State Teachers College will join the Terre Haute alumnae chapter in the ballroom of the Elks City Club for dessert and to pay tribute to their founders and the rich heritage which has been passed down for nearly a century.

Co-chairmen of the celebration are Miss Sara Wilson and Mrs. Daniel R. Williams. Assisting them on the joint function are: Misses Mildred Hixon and Joyce Mason, honors; Misses Opal Edwards and Judith Hill, reception; Misses Nancy Claypool and Donna Seibel and Mmes. Eugene Esperson and Earl M.

Snyder, decorations. Local alumnae will for the first time distribute a news letter as a contribution to the festivities. The committee which has compiled and edited the publication includes: Miss Jean Archibald and Mmes. William Bitzegaio. Paul Lucas, Lee Perry and Albert Wright.

A special guest to be present for program is Mrs. A. W. Gillespie of Rockford, 111., province collegiate director. Will Honors.

Honors achieved by the Beta Pi chapter will be recognized as will the special contributions to the growth of Gamma Phi Beta by individual alumnae. Acknowledgment will be given the members of the alumnae committees who have given so freely of their time and service to the Greek Letter chapter during the past year. advisory council are Dr. Ruth Runke and Mmes. Charles Compton, George VanDusen, and Albert Wright.

Misses Jean Archibald. Helen Birlingmier, Gertrude McComb and Margaret Turk, and Mrs. Waldola Wasson have served on the rushing committee. Mistresses of ceremonies for the celebration will be Mrs. Charles Callahan, president of the alumnae chapter, and Miss Alice Hochgesang, president of the collegiate chapter.

There will be group singing of the sorority songs and Miss Virginia Nichols will entertain with a solo. Closing the program will be the traditional ritual performed by the active members. Miss Edith Shadley is directing arrangements for the service and will be assisted bv Misses Sandra Garver, Judith Hughes, Gail Irwin, Nancy Lyons, Joyce Mason, Barbara Menaugh, Sally Walters and Barbara Wilson. Day is observed annually during November throughout the 63 college chapters and 164 alumnae chapters. Active alumnae chapters in Indiana are located in Bloomington, Evansville, Indianapolis, South Bend and Terre Haute.

SORORITY PRESIDENT HONORED AT DINNER Mrs. Dorothy Kline, president of the Omicron chapter of the Phi Beta Psi sorority, was honored by a surprise dinner party at the Elks Club. Her husband was recently Alumnae who have composed the Continued On Page 18, Column 1. about People MISS MARY LYNN ALL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward All, 121 South Sixteenth street, and Miss Carolyn Sue Foulke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Foulke. 131 Berkeley drive, both stewardesses for Lake Central Airlines, are vacationing in Mexico. In Mexico City they were registered at the Plaza Vista Hermosa Hotel.

They are now in Acapulco and plan to return to Indiana on Nov. 22. Mrs. George 0. Perry, South Center street, has returned trom a month in Morris Plains, N.

where she visited her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. B.

Perry and three children, Susan, Billy and David. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harris, Ohio boulevard, have with them for the weekend their daughter, Miss Mary Harris, a freshman at Ladywood School, Indianapolis. Miss Harris, who led her class in scholarship for the first term, recently was elected class president.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Osborn, 2204 Locust street, announce the birth of a daughter, Cheryl Diane, on Nov. 8 at St. Anthony Hospital Mrs.

Edward J. Hauer, 2545 Oak Drive, will leave Monday to join Mr Hauer in their new home on Club Heights." Sisterville, W. Va. Mr. Hauer recently was transferred to the Olin Mathieson in that area.

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ellis and Mrs.

Mae Carpenter, all of Bellaire, who have been visiting friends and relatives here left Thursday for their home. On Wednesday night they were guests at a dinner party given by Miss Laura and Miss Hazel Ellis. South Seventh street. Hutsonville. 111., announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Marsha Ann.

to Richard im son of Mr. and Mrs. FI Reimer, 1613 South Nineteenth strc Miss cCain is graduate of Hutsonville High School, and attended Eastern ite University. She now is employed as a receptionist in the office of Dr. L.

M. Mason. Mr. Reimer is a graduate of Wiley High School and Indiana State Teachers College where he was a member of Tau Kappa Epsi- Weddings and Engagements By Jane Nattkemper Tribune Society Editor CONLEY-GIFFEL JUNE WEDDiNG is planned by Miss Kathleen Conley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Conley, 840 South Ninth stieet. and Gary Hawkins Giffel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Giftel, 2140 Third avenue. Miss Conley, a graduate of Wiley High School, is a student nurse at Union Hospital School of Nursing.

Mr. Giffel is a senior at Rose Polytechnic Institute where he is a member of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. SCHUMAKER-HINTZ THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss Mary Jean Schumaker, niece of and Mrs. Robert Schumaker. Route 4, was announced last night at a party given in Rensselaer by her mother, Mrs.

Ruth Schumaker, Rensselaer. Her fiance is John L. Hintz. Adrian, Mich. Miss Schumaker is the daughter of the late Dr.

Eugene Schumaker. She graduated from St. Academy, South Bend, and attended Northwestern University. She will be graduated next month from Indiana State Teachers I- lege Mr, Hintz attended Adrian College. Adrian, and was graduated in June from State, He is connected ith the Ohio Oil Co.

Ion Fraternity. He now is employed with the Chevrolet division ot General Motors in Indianapolis. MYERS-LACY MR. AND MRS. LUTHER MYERS, Montezuma, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra, to Jack Lacy, son of Mrs.

Truman 0. Ewing, Indianapolis, and Bernard I I icv Indianapolis. Mr. Lacy is a graduate of Indiana University and a member of Delta Upsilon fraternity. Miss Continued On Page 19, Column 5.

TO BE Sandra Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Myers, Montezuma, and Jack Lacy, son of Mrs. Truman Ewing, Indianapolis, and Bernard F. Lacy, Indianapolis, are engaged.

The wedding date has not been set. DAY CO-CHAIRMEN complete plans for the annual Founder's Day celebration of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority. On left. Mrs. Daniel R.

Williams of the alumnae with Miss Sara Wilson, active Beta Pi of Indiana State Teachers College. Photo by Charles. Church Organizations THE ASSOCIATION of Westminster Presbyterian Church will meet on Wednesday at 6:15 p. m. at the church.

Dinner will be served. Chairman of the food committee is Mrs. Rex Brewer, association social chairman. Mrs. John Constant will give the devotions.

During the business meeting, an election and installation of officers will be held. Mrs. Paul Muse will be in charge of the program which will be conducted as a praise service. Those who attend are asked to take the gifts." Temple Class of Methodist Temple will meet at 2 p. m.

on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Charles Jacobs, 39 South Twentieth street. Mrs L. F. Elliott will be the hostess and Mrs.

Edward Lash will give the devotions. Circles of the Association of the Washington Avenue Presbyterian Church will continue their programs on the Church and and for the Bible studv will discuss the chap ter, What from Ernest Trice book, Teachings On The four circles will meet as follows: Circle chairman, Mrs. Clinton Whitmer, Tuesday. Nov. 19.

8 p. at the home of Mrs. Vivian Bath. 1101 South Twenty-seventh street: co-hostess, Mrs. Frank Guthrie: program.

Mrs, Leon Ratcliffe and Mrs Arthur Altekruse; Bible study, Mrs Hubert Gray. Circle 2. chairman. Mrs. Carl Miller, Wednesday.

Nov. 20, 8 p. at the home of Mrs. Russell1 A WEDDING ON DEC. 29 is planned by Miss Carol Anne Murphy, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert T. Murphy, Indianapolis, and John Luse. son of Mr. and Mrs Uri H.

Luse, Elkhart. Miss Murphv is a member of the Delta Gamma sorority. Portrait by Martin. Gobert. 1931 South Tenth street; co-hostess.

Mrs. George Hines; program Mrs. Charles Wierman. Mrs garet Hamlin, Thursday. Nov.

21, 8 p. at the church house: hostesses. Mrs. Robert Maurer and Joseph Everly; Bible Mrs! Mrs. Clara Easton: program.

Mrs Zoe English. Circle 3, chairman, Mrs. Mar- I Continued On Page 19, Column MENKEN-WERTZ ROBERT WERTZ, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R.

Wertz, 274 Monterey avenue, and Miss Marilyn Menken, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Menken, Holland. will be married on Nov. 26.

at the Christian Church in Holland. Mr. Wertz is a graduate of Rose Polytechnic Institute where he was a members of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. Following a short wedding trip, the couple will live in Schenectady, N. where Mr.

Wertz is nected with the General Electric Company. MURPHY-LUSE ON DEC. 29 Miss Carol Anne Murphy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J.

Murphy, Indianapolis, and John Luse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Uri H. Luse, Elkhart, will be married. Miss Murphy, a graduate of Garfield High School, attended Indiana State Teachers College where she was a member of the Delta Gam- fma sorority.

She is employed at the Ben Becker Shoe Inc. Mr. Luse is a senior at Indiana State Teachers College. LePAGE-BEALL DEC. 28 is the date set for the wedding of Miss Sue Ann LePage, daughter of Mr.

and s. Romeo LePage, Princeton. and Robert Beall, son of Mrs. Paul Beall, Mattoon, 111. Miss LePage is a junior student at Indiana State Teachers College where she is a member of the Delta Gamma sorority.

A senior at the college. Mr. Beall is a member of the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. HUNTER-BRANAMAN THE ANNOUNCEMENT of the enr gement of Miss Betty Ann Hunter to Newton 0. Branaman, has been made by her mother, Mrs.

Thomas Hunter, 2376 Putnam street. A le wedding is planned. Miss Hunter graduated from Wiley High School, attended Indiana State Teachers College and is employed in the science dopart- ment at the college. She is a member of Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. The prospective bridegroom, i of Mr.

and Mrs. Newton 0. Branaman, St. Mary-of-the-Woods, gr 1- ted from Concannon High School, attended Indiana State Teachers College before entering the service and is now emfloyed at Ed zel's Locksmith Shop. McCAIN-REIMER MR.

AND MRS. CARL McCAIN, on the Social Scene OWENS HOSTS FOR PARTY SATURDAY MR. AND MRS. KEITH OWEN, Davis avenue, and their son and ghter in law, Mr. and Mrs.

Keith Owen. South Seventh street, have issued invitations for a cocktail supper party to be held on Saturday night at tl Country Cluo of Terre Haute. FOI TY AT PAI TY FOR MISS MACE FORTY GUE attended the lu leon given yes at the Hotel in lor of Miss Mace who is the fiancee of Dowell. ace is the daughter of Mrs. Herbert N.

South Center st Par ts of Mr. Dowell are Mrs. Mary Dowell, Spencer, and Ralph Dowell, Claremont Calif. Hostesses for luncheon and crystal si were Mrs. en Jer ins, South street; s.

Philip Kleen South Sixth street, and Mrs. Harry Bohannon, South Twentieth street. icheon was vei at tables decorated in the bridal colors, green and MISS NIPPLE FETED TOMORROW NIGHT Miss Janice Nipple will be honor guest at a party for which Miss Beverly Armstrong, Brazil, and Miss Mary Lou Morrison, Lafayette avenue, will be hostesses at the home of Miss Armstrong in Brazil. It will be a miscellaneous shovu-r and refreshments will be served following the opening of the gifts and a social evening. Eighteen guests will attend.

Miss bridal colors will be used as the theme for the Continued On Page 19, Column 7. JUNE Betty Ann en- agemt i to Newton 0. Branaman, is announced her mother, Mrs. Thomas Hunter, 2376 Putnam street. Mr.

Branaman is the son of Mr. and Mrs, New- 0. Branaman St. Mary-of-the-WoocL They ,11 1 married in June..