Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 32, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1927 — Page 4

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LOVE THRICE I FINDS WAY IN ENGLAND'S 400 Parental Disapproval for Naught—Rosy Glow Over Season. 8v United Prcs LONDON, June 17.—Three romances, in each of which strong parental disapproval was overcome by ruse or by varying degrees of open defiance, have cast a rosy glow over the present London social season. Three romances may not be many in a city of 7,500,000; but these were ins mart society, and they were brought off by the parties most directly concerned despite all sorts of <lifficulties. I First, there was that of Miss Mary Ashley, One of the wealthiest heiresses in Great Britain, and Captain Alexander Cunningham Reid, M. P. This began when Captain Reid was secretary, a year ago, to Miss Ashley’s father, Colonel Wilifred Ashley, then minister of transiJort. Now Married , The rumor of their engagement I Tvas published several weeks ago, [and denied. Later it was announced [officially. Now they are married. ' Miss Marcella Duggan, daughter of the socially exclusive Marchioness Curzon, accepted thg proposal of Edward Rice, a young, practically ‘Unknown lawyer. Here was real opposition. The Marchioness demanded Miss Duggan break the engagement. Miss Duggan refused. The Marchioness, deciding to try coercion, ordered Miss puggan to her room., Miss Duggan went. But before the family butler, sent in her wake to lock her in, had arrived, Miss Duggan was on the way to the house of friends, where

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she stayed until after the Marchioness announced the engagement. Now they, too, are married. Viscount and Daphene The third romance is that of Viccount Weymouth, son and heir of the Marquess of Bath, and the Honorable Daphene Vivian, daughter of Lord Vivian. The rumor .of this engagement first was afloat a year ago, but it was denied, the Viscount went ranching in the west. He came back from the United States a couple of months ago, and the rumor was published again. Both the Marquess of Bath and Lord Vivian officially denied it. Now the formal announcement of the engagement is made, and they are to be married soon. First Paved Street Soon JACKSON, Mo„ June 17.—1n 1814 a settlement here was incorporated into a town. Later it became the county seat. Soon it is to have its first paved street, a contract haveing been let by the city council.

EXCURSION To CINCINNATI *2.75 R T°“"p d Shelbyville .... $ .65 Greensburg - . . . sl.lO Batesville . . f . $1.50 SUNDAY, JUNE 19 Special train of nll-gteel equipment will leave Indinnapoll* 7:00 a. 1 m.; returning leave Cincinnati 8:00 p. m., Eastern Time, same date. BASEBALL Cincinnati vs. Philadelphia For tickets and full particulars call at City Ticket Office, 112 Monument Circle, phone Main 0330, or Union Station. _ BIG FOUR ROUTE

HONOR TO PHOTO MEN Association Completes Plans for Special Degree. Plans for a special fellowship degree to honor outstanding work of photographers of the United States and Canada have been completed by the Photographers’ Association of America, according to L.

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C. Vinson, association secretary. The association has offices in the Peoples Bank Building here. Five photographers have applied for the degree which carries with it the title of Fellow of the Photographers’ Association of America. Three prints of photographic work must be submitted each year for four years to compete for the degree. Five judges pass on the prints separately. The title is awarded to men making an average of 80 during the four-year period. The prints are judged on these

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EXCHANGE CLUB PICKS THREE OFFICER SLATES Balloting to Be Held at Closed Meeting Monday. The Exchange Club will elect officers at a closed luncheon meeting at the Lincoln Monday. Three slates of candidates are in the race: Blue Ticket: Stephen C. Noland, President; George G. Mize, vicepresident: Clifford E. Wagoner, secretary: Evans Woollen, Jr., treas-

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