Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1928 — Page 8

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ittxteLeague iz Hi-X '0 ’Hi?') 1102 N. Kealing Arc. Those t | entertain members of the board of The bride wore a gown of whlU AMI’ DELIGHT will be of- her were h< i at- \ . /ll ttr ** *4|p I Wednesday. The May meeting of°the ant" skirt 'trimmed in°?ac< tivi.nl;. opened to I . \Y. C. Mrs. Bra dt C. Downey \ - jJ\ H§hEhS|HhL I time of the national convention of picture hat and carried a showei nuMulii-vs on Membership of the Y. W. C. A. board is \\ ~L / J j league and Jhe meeting bouquet of bride's and lilies ol no;.- chairman of the camp and is a member of tllC com- \ & 1 11 Plans for activity during the sutn-j The ballioom and reception parloi mittee and Mrs. Frea Millis in mitice for membership day J •%' y | mer months will be presented lor jof the Marott Hotel were arranged 'd, staff, and committee members tidal opening day of the / program as election laws, maternity guests which followed the ceremony. onal convention this year and Mrs. Leroy S. Martin has _ X'.’ X’W. I ance and child labor and the direct ! lately for a motor trip to New York ty-wide invitation has been of- been apointed State public- photo 1" I primary, will be formed during the 1 and Montreal and will sail June It at the Y. W. C* A. camp, and tyV chair Mart fOl aiixiliai- 1 Tentative plans have been made be at home at 5407 N. Pennsynvania >articipate in a program which ies of the United Lammcr- sCJ / "— —~ ( for a State institute of government St. The bride traveled in a deige review the activities and to plan cial Travelers’ Association. fl'l/i a rP 'rV) IVA/i ✓ /rfjJLAs to be held in Indianapolis late in ensemble with felt hat and slippers future work. ar?/ Clement Tur- • f (A4* U. f rLaAAA/Vl/ / f IMAM/ / / M/lCjr September at which the subject of a to match, national YW.C. A. leader f ar J Ltu adviser of permanent registration law for In-

Directors of State League to Meet Here CAMP DELIGHT will be officially opened to Y. W. C. A. members on Membership | Day, Monday. Mrs. Brandt j Downey is chairman of the camp 1 committee and Mrs. Frea Millis in charge of the program for the day. This semi-annual conference for board, staff, and committee members will be in the form of a miniature national convention this year and a city-wide invitation has been offered the membership to spend the ' day at the Y. W. C. A. camp, and to participate in a program which will review the activities and to plan for future work. A national Y. W. C. A. leader, Mrs. H. L. Blood, Chicago, will speak on “Educational. Emphasis in Membership.” Mrs. Blood is vice president of the governing body of the Y. W. C. A. branches in Chicago and is chairman of the West Side branch. An evening meeting has been arranged, to which all membership committees, those in clubs and ’councils, have been invited, if they ! cannot attend the day sessions which begin at 10 a. m. This conference, the fifth annual one nt the local association, is educative In nature. Girl Reserves on Program Former presidents of the association including Mrs. F. F. McCrea, Mrs. T. C. Day, Mrs. C. G. Buchanan, Mrs. Thomas R. Kackley, Mrs. J. R. Barrett, Mrs. Fred Hoke, Mrs. Brandt Downey, with Mrs. Samuel Ashby, present president, will have a round table talk in the morning, on “The Effect of the Association Program on Lives of Its Presidents.” Services have been arranged by Miss Ruth S. and Mrs. A. W. Bowen of the educational department of the closing service. Pageant in Afternoon The afternoon program will begin With a membership pageant, written and directed by Mrs. Ray C. Grimes and Miss Florence E. Langam, which will depict history and development of the Y. W. C. A. Following the pageant, the program of citizenship and legislation adopted by the national Y. W. C. A., will be presented to the membership. Miss Frances Toy, Mrs. Walter Greenough, Miss Helen Gyunn, and Mrs. W. S. Lockhardt, are in charge of the discussion. Recreation has been planned by Mrs. W. C. Smith and Miss Douise Noble of the health educational department. Honor Prospective Students Girls who expect to go to Ward Belmont next year will be honor guests at the State alumnae luncheon of Ward Belmont to be held at the Columbia Club next Saturday, for which more than 200 invitations have been issued. Dr. John W. Barton, vice president of the school, will speak and Kenneth Rose, director of the violin department, and Mrs. Rose will give the musical program. Last Business Meeting The business meeting of Kappa Chapter of Mu Phi Episol, national honorary musical sorority, will be held at the chapter rooms of the north school of the Metropolitan School of Music Wednesday at 7:15 jp. m. This is the last business meetY ing of the season. Mrs. Clyde Titus, V the new president of the chapter, Itsks that all be present on time.

n EFORE her marriage ■D Mrs. Robert Adams teas Miss Mildred Muerer. Mrs. Julius X. Zerr before her manage Tuesday was Miss Catherine Widol ff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Widolff, 1102 N. Kealing Ave. Those shown ivith her were her attendants. Mrs. Brandt C. Downey of the Y. W. C. A. board is chairman of Camp Delight and is a member of the committee for membership day at the camp Monday, official opening day of the camp. Mrs. Leroy S. Martin has been apointed State publicity chairmaft for auxiliaries of the United Commercial Travelers’ Association. Miss Mary Clement Turner is faculty adviser of the newly installed chapter of Alpha Sigma sorority at Teachers College.

June Bride-Elect Entertained With Party and Shower Miss Elizabeth Lindsay, 4034 N. Illinois St., entertained this afternoon with a bridge party and novelty shower honoring Miss Dorothea Canfield whose marriage to G. Schuyler Blue will take place June 21. Spring flowers in the bridal colors, blue, rose and green formed the appointments. Little Mary Ann Roush brought the bride-elect a bouquet of handkerchiefs in her colors before the gifts were presented on the table in the dining room The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Earl Lindsay, Mrs. William Coon and Mrs. Harry Kinert. Tire guests were: Mesdames Irving P. Blue. B. V. Canfield, D. B. Starr and William Weisse. Misses Martha Baker, Mildred Booth, Catherine Brandt, Maja Brownlee, Miriam Fay, Clara Foxworthy. Eleanor Gibson, Bertha Green, Georgia Holder, Gladys Hooker, Marian TCatterhenry, Mariana Kennedy. Martha Hauer, Mary Lou Pierce, Mary Ewine, Dorothy Beightol, Opal Fleming, Elsie Null, Elizabeth Johnson, Mildred Kelly, Grace Avels, Betty Bowman and Maxine Scales. MISS RICHARDS TO WED PHILIP LEWIS TONIGHT Miss Lena Fertig, 3827 N. Delaware St., announces the marriage of her niece, Miss Helen Joan Richards to Philip Curtis Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Lewis, Breedenwood, which will take place at her home this evening with the Rev. Jean S. Milner of the Second Presbyterian Church officiating. The couple will be at home after July 1 in Brendenwood. Trio Program The Marott Trio, assistid by Mrs. Anita Scott, soprano, will give the following program Sunday afternoon at the Marott Hotel: (a) “Melody” Gluck (b) “Bounree” Bach fa) “Swaying Willow” Hamblen (b) “To fcostra" Curran Mrs. Anita Scott “Berceuse'* Goaara Consuelo Couchman RettlK “One Fine Day” Puccini Mrs. Anita Scott (a) “Land of the Sky Blue Water’.... . Cadman-Y6st (b) Waltz Brahms Maud Custer (a) “Dawn” Curran (b) “At the Well” Hageman Mrs. Anita Scott Selection from "Faust" Gounod (Played for Mrs. A. A. Stubbins) Trio

NEWS OF INDIANA D. A. R.

Twenty northern Indiana chapters were represented at the district meeting in Gary. Mrs. James Crank - shaw, Ft. Wayne, State regent, addressed members at an informal luncheon. Seated at the honor guest table with the regent were: Mrs. John McFadden, northern district director; Mrs. Frank Sheehan, past president ol the Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs; Mrs. William F. Hodges, Gary Woman's Club president; Mrs. W. H. Matthew, past State regent; William Wirt, Gary schools superintendent, and Miss Kesiah Stright, regent of Pottawatomie chapter, Gary. Among chapters represented were Rensselaer, Ft. Wayne, South Bend, Mishawaka, Plymouth, Marion, Rochester, East Chicago, Crown Point and Valparaiso. A program was provided by a violin, clarinet and piano trio composed of Misses Rosamond and Margaret Martindale and Miss Dorothy Chadwick and vocal solos by Mrs. Lucy Hrerick Richardson. Four trumpeters, Jessie Dow,, Wilma Bond, Bartha Johnson and Grace Goodwin of the Emerson High School Girls’ Band gave the formal opening with bugle calls. Following the meeting, Pottawatomie chapter honored Mrs. Crankshaw with an informal dinner party. Special guests included: Miss Stright, Mrs. C. R. Babcock. Mrs. J G. Sponsel. Mrs. A. Willkinson, Mrs. C. M. Leary, Mrs. C. D. Davidson, Mrs. C. J. Musselman, Mrs. Alice Cothery. Mrs. S. Brownsten. Mrs. William Matthew, Mrs. William Wirt. Mrs. John R. McFadden, Miss Mary Newlin. Mrs. Norman Ferrell, Mrs. J. C. Bush, Mrs. J. Beyer, Mrs. Alexander Heggie and Mrs. William F. Hodges. tt tt tt Abijah Bigelow chapter, Michigan City, ifes represented at the Gary district meeting by Miss Kate P. Valentine, regent; Miss Helen Southgate and Mrs. Alfred Hansen. New Harmony chapter held its first meeting under the regime of new officers at the home of Mrs Kelly Fitzgerald, regent. Mrs. E. S. Lichtenberger talked on the Continental Congress. Those attending from Princeton Chapter were Mrs. Lichtenberger, Mrs. M. W. Fuhrer, Mrs. Lynn Strack, Mrs. C. T. Johnson, Mrs. Lawrence Page, Miss Helen Hovey and Mrs. James A. Sprowl. a a Anderson chapter presented its annual scholastic medal award to James Dikinson Hurst, junior high school student. Mrs. V. H. Nulle, regent, made the presentation. tt tt it Mrs. J. M. Waugh was elected honorary regent of the Dorothy Q chapter, Crawfordsville.

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Mrs. James Little has been appointed organizing regent for anew chapter at Lowell. tt tt it Schuyler Colfax chapter, South Bend, held its final business meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary V. Lughton. Mrs. C. A. Carlisle and Mrs L. I. Porter reported on the Continental congress. Mr. and Mrs. Porter will entertain members and their husbands with a dinner at their home, June 14. u tt The James Hill chapter, Lebanon, met with Mrs. Lester F. Jones. Following the meeting, luncheon was served at the Ulen Country Club in honor of the State regent, Mrs James Crankshaw. The following new officers were elected: Mrs. John Homaday, regent: Mrs. Herbert E. Epperson, vice regent: Mrs. Milford Cline, recording secretary: Miss Helen Caldwell, treasurer: Mrs. Bert Miller, registrar: Mrs. Joseph L. Stout, historian; Mrs. Roy W. Adney, chaplain, and Miss Eva Ball, librarian. tt a tt New officers of the Kentland chapter are: Regent, Mrs. Clyde Hurt; vice regent, Mrs. William Spradling, Morocco; secretary, Mrs E. S. Hess; registrar, Miss Eunette Buck; historian, Mrs. Lyle Constable, Goodland. Delegates to the State conference, Mrs. Hurt and Miss Sadie Johnson; alternates, Miss Bertha Means and Miss Buck. tt tt tt John Wallace chapter, Bedford, unveiled a marker at Leatherwood cemetery this week In honor of Joshua Younger, a Revolutionary soldier. General Francis Marion chapter, Huntington, held a luncheon meeting at Warren. Miss Winnie Butler of the Marion chapter talked on “Europe in 1927.” Miss Lou Charles and Mrs. Emmett E. Byrd, Leavenworth, Kan., were guests. tt tt tt Members of the Greencastle chapter met at the home of Mrs. R. M. Smith Sunday and late rattended Memorial day exercises in a body. tt tt tt Judge Ewbank, Indianapolis, made the dedication addrers at the erection of a bronze marker in memory 4 of Revolutionary soliiers buried in Dearborn County m-'tde by the CoL

Vawter-Lawhorn Mr. and Mrs. Horace R. Vawter, Evansville, announce the marriage of Miss Dorothy Lawhorn, formerly of Indianapolis and their son, Raymond 11. Vawter, which took place May 23 in Henderson, Ky. They are at home with Mr. Vawter’s parents. * * Outing, Garden Party The Friday Afternoon Reading Club will have its annual outing and garden party at-the home of Mrs. Clyde Montgomery, 1501 N. Tuxedo St., Friday at noon, Standard time. Mrs. G. F. Gross will assist the hostess. Archibald Lochry chapter, Aurora, on Memorial day. Mrs. C. H. Bergener entertained the Lagrange de Lafayette chapter, Lagrange, at her home in V oicottville. Mrs. H. S. Biras was assistant hostess. * Miss Mary Talmage read an editorial on “Americanism” and Mrs. Cora J. Trubey gave two readings. Mrs. Lillian M. Ganniard was reelected regent. Other new officers are: Mrs. Alma Miller, vice regent; Bessie Lee Robinson, recording secretary; Sue Preston, corresponding secretary; Mary Talmage, treasurer; Mrs. Trubey, registrar; Mrs. Samuel B. Nichols, historian; program committee, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Alta Harding and Mrs. Auddra Elliott, and Mrs. C. S. Willard, chaplain. a tt tt , Mishawaka chapter was entertained at the last meeting of the season by Mrs. Goerge Blair, assisted by Mrs. Frederic Smith and Mrs. Glenn Warner. Mrs. Smith was elected regent for the coming year. Other officers chosen were Mrs. Blair, vice regent; Mrs. W. H. Young, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Charles Ostrom. recording secretary; Mrs. O. H. Downey, registrar; Mrs. George H. Hodson, chaplain; Miss Cora Ney, historian. Mrs. C. A. Dresch gave a sketch of the life of Thomas Jefferson. Mrs. Karl Knoor, retiring regent, gave an account of the continental congress which she Attended with Mrs. Smith, incoming regent. tt\ a tt The May meeting of Sara Winston Henry chapter, Newcastle, was held with Miss Louise Koons. The committee in charge included Mesdames W. W. Thomson. Ed Topie, James Gallivan, Ralph Sudhoff, Ralph Thompson and Belle Bacon, and Misses Carol Hosier, Lillian Chambers. Frances Goodwin and Myrtle Walker. Mrs. Martin L. Koons assisted the committee.

Sorority Confers Senior Degree on Honored Guests Preceding the luncheon given today by the Beta Beta alumnae of Alpha Chi for seniors in the Butler chapter at the chapter house, 33 S. Downey Ave., the senior degree was given to the following guests of honor; Misses Marcena Campbell. Thelma King, Lucinda Smith, Irma Roller, Betty Underwood, BeulaH Moore and Edith Ratts. Appointments for the luncheon were in the sorority colors, scarlet and oliye green and red carnations were used on the tables. After the luncheon the following program was given: Reading, Miss Louise Cox; “blues” song, Betty Martindale; clog dance. Naomi Guild and Elsie Gilkinson; piano solo, Maxine Jones. Mrs. Kurt Ehlert, chairman of the committeee, had as assisting hostesses : Mesdames R. K. Bowers, Harold Palin, Paul Collins. Lester Mansfield, and Misses Grace Martindale. Mary Beth Wilson. Jeanetta Watson. LaVonoa Land, Cathryn Bryan, Margaret Bartlett, Dorothy Brown, Leota Miller. Grace Gwlnn. Wallace Montague. Catherine Smith and Ruby Ertle. Two Brides-Elect of June Honored at Party, Shower Miss Margaret Friedrich entertained Friday evening at the Colonial tearoom with a bridge party and miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Anna May Martin and Miss Jennie Doyne Davis, two brideselect of the summer. Appointments were in yellow and white, with a centerpiece of daisies 'on the table. At serving time yellow tapers in crystal holders lighted the tables and favors were handpainted Venetian place cards. The guests were: Mesdames R. E. Mclndoo. Kokomo: Robert Brewer, James H. Ruddell, Ressle Fix and Grace Smith. Misses Bonnie Moffett, Ethel Boyle, Rachel Stuart. Geneva Hungate, Mary Sutherland, Florence Guild. Pearl Apland, Freda Bach. ZUa Robbins. Clara Rvan. Marcle PoUitt. Vance Garner. Thelma Clark. Ruth Stone. Jane Strain, Marjorie Hendren, Esther Aldridge and Edith Baker. Western Dinner-Reunion The Western College annual dinner and reunion will be held at 6 p. m. next Saturday at the home of Miss Hazel Howe, 5461 Pleasant Run Blvd.

FILM INDORSERS TO HAVE GARDEN PARTY The Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays will hold their annual spring party Tuesday at Bonnie Brae, the country home of Mrs. David Ross, president. A business meeting rtf: 11 a. m., daylight time, will be followed by luncheon. Games and stunts will be given during the afternoon. Mrs. J. H. OrndorfT is chairman of amusements and Mrs. Alex Goodwin, chairman of transportation. The executive board, assisted by a selected committee, will be hostesses.

Y. W. C.A. Members to Open Camp MRS. WALTER S. GREENOUGH, of Indianapolis, State president of the Indiana Leage of Women Voters, will entertain members of the board of directors of the league at her home Wednesday. The May meeting of the board was held in Chicago at the time of the national convention of the league and the meeting next Wednesday will be in place of the July meeting. Plans for activity during the summer months will be presented lor action by the directors. Study groups on such active phases of the program as election laws, maternity and infancy hygiene, school attendance and child labor and the direct primary, will be formed during the summer. Tentative plans have been made for a State institute of government to be held in Indianapolis late in September at which the subject of a permanent registration law for Indiana will be discussed. Prof. Joseph P. Harris of the University of Wisconsin, expert on registration law legislation, and Walter Millard of the National Municipal League, have been suggested as speakers for the institute. Standing committee chairmen of the State league will discuss changes in their respective committee programs made at the national convention. Mrs. H. R. Misener,, Michigan City, will speak on the efficiency in government program; Mrs. Frank H. Streightoff, Indianapolis, education; Mrs. William S. Ehrich, Evansville, international co-opera-tion to prevent war; Mrs. Helene A. Guy, Remington, legal status of women; Mrs. Charles N . Teetor, Hagerstown, living costs; Miss Mary Lane, Indianapolis, child welfare, and Mrs. Edna M. Christian, Indianapolis, women in industry. Ways and means of realizing the goal of a 25 percent increase in all league activities which was accepted at the last meeting of directors will be discussed.

New Members to Be Installed by D.A. R. Chapter Installation of new members and reports of delegates of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter D. A. R. to the continental congress in Washington recently will be on the program for the meeting of the chapter Thursday at 2:30 p. m. at the chapter house. Delegates to make reports are: Miss Caroline Thompson, Mesdames J. F. Edwards, James L. Gavin, C. <O. Robinson, Wilbur Johnson and Thomas Wynn. Miss Martha McFadden will give a group of piano numbers. Mrs. Charles L. Railsback and Mrs. Francis Brickley will be hostesses at the social hour to follow. Maennerchor Luncheon The Ladies’ Society of the Maennerchor will have a luncheon at 12:30 Friday daylight time, preceding the regular card party. Miss Alice Mueller and Miss William Noelke will be hostesses. Avalon Luncheon Women of the Avalon Country Club will havtf a luncheon bridge party at 1 p. m. Thursday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. Fred Fox is hostess, assisted by fifteen women of the club.

JUNE 2, 1928

Miss Sims Wed in R ite at Church THE marriage of Miss Harriett Faye Sime, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Sims, 259 N. Miley St., and James Harry Lambert, son of Mrs. Cora Lambert, 5407 N. Pennsylvania St., took place at 2:30 this afternoon at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. The Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel performed the ceremony in the presence of the immediate families. Miss Helen Dietz and Miss Thelma Sheets attended the bride. Miss Dietz wore orchid georgette with orchid picture hat and carried pink roses and baby’s breath. Miss Sheets, in rose georgette arfd hat to match, carried Butterfly roses and baby’s breath. The bride wore a gown of white satin fashioned with tight bodice and bouffant skirt trimmed in lace and pearls. She wove a large white picture hat and carried a shower bouquet of bride’s roses and lilies of the valley. Raymond Dietz was best man. The ballroom and reception parlor of the Marott Hotel were arranged with pink roses, sweet peas and palms for the reception for 100 guests which followed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Lambert left immediately for a motor trip to New York and Montreal and will sail June 14 for Europe. After Aug. 15 they will be at home at 5407 N. Pennsynvania St. The bride traveled in a deige ensemble with felt hat and slippers to match.

Miss Ida Hert Becomes Bride in Church Rite Miss Ida Hert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Hert, 441 Dorman St., and Harvey N. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brazier Brown, were married at 8 Friday night at the Roberts Park M. E. Church. The Rev. E. W. Dunlavy officiated. Mrs. William Johnson, the bride’s only attendant, wore pink georgette and carried Killarney roses John Lowry was best man. The bride wore dress of white georgette and net with a veil caught with orange blossome. She carried white roses and valley lilies. A small reception at the church followed the service. Mr. and Mrs. Brown have gone on a motor trip east, the bride traveling in a tan tweed ensemble with hat to match. They will be at home after June 10 at 756 Carlisle Pi.

Club Meetings

MONDAY The Sesame Club will be entertained with a picnic at the cottage of Mrs.*Murray Chenoweth, Bethany Park. TUESDAY Mrs. A. M. Tarr, 909 Graceland Ave., will be hostess for the Independent Social Club. The North Side Study Club will meet for luncheon, followed by a theater party. Mrs. J. E. Andrews, Mrs. J. p. Aspinall and Mrs. C. E. Day will be hostesses for the party of the Hoosier Tourist Club. Alpha E*-a Latrelan will have a luncheon meeting. THURSDAY The Indianapolis Current Events Club will observe guest day. The Pierson Study Club will meet, with Mrs. C. A. McKamey, 3910 Arthington Blvd. Mrs. C. R. Lewis and Mrs. W. A. Clabaugh will give the program. FRIDAY The Cedars of Lebanon will meet with Mrs. C. W, Shelburn, 3015 Bellefontaine St. Mrs. G. W. Faulstich, FortySixth St. and Allisonville Rd., will be hostess for the guest day meeting of the Irvington Catholic Woman’s Study Club. Mrs. William C. Oldridge will be hostess for the Friday Afternoon Literary Club.