Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 43, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1928 — Page 8

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Miss Payne to Be Wed in Autumn engagement of Miss \ A Helen Payne, daughter of Mrs. Wallace C. Payne, 5631 University Ave., to Carl Gustav Seashore, Cleveland, Ohio, son of Dean and Mrs. Carl E. Seashore of the University of lowa, was announced this morning at a breakfast party which Mrs. Payne gave for her daughter. The wedding will take place in the early fall. Shades of rose and green, the bride’s chosen colors predominated in the appointments. Rambler roses were used. The announcement was made by means of a telegram which came to the guests during the meal. Mrs. Fred G. Johns assisted Mrs. Payne. Miss Payne has recently returned from Rochester, N. Y., where she was a member of the psychology faculty of the Eastman School of Music. She is a Mu Bhi Epsilon member and attended Butler University where she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Mr. Seashore is a graduate of the University of lowa and a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Guests at the breakfast were: Misses Mildred Johns, Dorothy Reynolds, Irma Ulrich, Emily Brossman, Mary Wagner, Catherine Underwood, Berenice Reagan, Florence Lupton and Eugenia Coval; Lusylle Sperry, Noblesville; Leone Decker, Brazil; Alice McGinnis, Martinsville and Mary Biggerstaff, Wabash. Mesdames Everett Schofield, DeForest O’Dell, Joe Mathews, Scott and Russell Veit; Orion Spade, South Bend, and Stanley Gray, Bloomington.

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Francis Vigo chapter, Vincennes, Was hostess this week to three chapters, Sullivan, Shoals and Wa?'Mngton, and entertained with its annual cafeteria luncheon in the historic William Henry Harrison mansion in honor of its new officers and Mrs. J. B. Crankshaw, state regent. Mrs. Hugh Reller, Francis Vigo regent, was official hostess. Following the luncheon, Mrs. Elsw’orth Beckes sang, accompanied by Mrs. fW. G. Uler; Miss Helen Stiles gave several piano numbers, and Mrs. Crankshaw spoke. Greetings were given by the foi lowing regents: Mrs. G. W. Lindley, White River chapter, Washington; Miss Lillian Ridgeway, Evansville chapter; Mrs. M. T. Stokes, Daniel Brooks chapter, Shoals; and Mrs. Roy Bogner, Nathan Hinkle chapter, Sullivan. Guests were: Mrs. M. T. Stokes, Mrs. H. C. Houghton, Mrs. Ison Ackerman and Miss Virginia

Miss Schmidt and Frank Cox Wed in Home Service The home of Mr. and Mrs. Gustav G. Schmidt, 4205 N. Illinois St., was j the sc< ne at 4 Friday afternoon of the marriage of their daughter, Miss Katherine Elizabeth, and Frank Harvey Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Linton A. Cox. Dr. J. Ambrose Dunkel officiated at an improvised altar of maiden hair fern and bouquets of blue and pink garden flowers, made in front of the fireplace. Tall candelabra at either side were tied with roses and delphinium. Mrs. Louise Schellschmidt Koehne, harpist, and Miss Cleon Colvin, violinist, played the “Bridal Chorus” from “Lohengrin” for entrance of the party and “Liebestraum” during the ceremony. Attended by One Miss Mildred Read, the bride’s only attendant, wore shell pink lace and chiffon with a pink lace garden hat trimmed with a blue velvet bow. She carried an arm bouquet of Butterfly roses and delphinium. William Ernest Cox, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an ivory satin gown in robe de style, trimmed in Russian antique lace. Her tulle veil, caught at the back with a wreath of orange blossoms, ’was held in place by a tulle band across the front. Her bouquet was of bride’s roses, larkspur and orchids. Reception Follows A reception followed the ceremony, the bride's mother receiving in a peach georgette gown trimmed in ecru lace and wearing a corsage of orchids. Mrs. Cox, mother of the bridegroom, wore cornflower blue chiffon, with a corsage of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses. The bridal table was arranged with a tiered wedding cake in the center, surrounded by garden flowers' in pink and blue. White tapers in crystal holders gave the light. After a trip to northern Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Cox will be at home at 4205 N. Illinois St. The bride traveled in a navy blue flat crepe ensemble with hat and accessories to match.

To Give Recital Pupils of Kathryn Budenz will give a recital Friday at 8 p. m. in St. Catherine’s Hall, Shelby and Tabor Sts. The pupils taking part are: Georgianna Amt, Thelma Lavrenz, Marjorie Schoch, Mary Jane Scahtll. James Scahili, Lucille Wahl. George Wahl, Eugene Wahl. Lawrence Kelwitt, Devere Blum. Mary Huegel;, Mary Ruth Budenz. Estelle Williamson, Mary Donnelly, Jane Coshow, Lucy Belle Coshow. Mary Baker. Martha Herriorth. Edna Brink, Vera Cobb, Evelyn Fox, Geraldine Daggy, Robert Haun, Mildred Hohman, Henry J. Budenz, Bary Katherine Budenz, Robert Wagner, Donald Wagner, Herbert Urvin Laughlin, John Williams. LavSrne Williams, Donald Oakes, Helen Riley, Gertrue Franz, Myrta Tilson. Steve Tilson, Thelma Roller, Welma Williams, Helda LBrink, Esther Brink, Austin Hawthorne. Birthday Party Mrs. G. W. Farrar, 3627 N. Capitol Ave„ entertained this afternoon in honor of the sixth birthday anniversary of her daughter, Dorothy. Appointments were in pink and blue. Dressed dolls and toy balloons were given as favors. The guests were: Janan Fowler, Katherine Hill, Jean Fulton, Dixie Gray, Martha Graves, Rosalee Levinson, Marie Arnold, Margaret Lenora Lee, Robert Ray Goodwin, Curtis Hagemeier, Kent Woodcox, Robert Lownsbury and Alvin Levinson.

’ |jgjS AM cUi.cC 7VU4AJ CausUVU* (foCfajtLeAj. Bpunvt /PmO. PatvCcoou "" CCU'-‘ : , A / . / .;\7 ;eting of the board of directors of jOV Jr iCCISIit COf tworo CGArr photo rtArr *>noro t ‘ jjflk*- ’ I'l departments to be held at noon RrjAP-Pl ort D EFORE her marriage last Saturday, Mrs. George \\\ Ilk rs will be made. Mrs. Frank Burns Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clay Wells. The young women in x \\ y jyW ~ v itorsto attend 6 The^executive 6 ses- A numbcr of prenuptial parties the group picture were her attendants in the wedding, >n of the Marion county union have been planned for the next few which, took place at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. /// 11 come to order at Ip. m. Devo- weeks in honor of Miss Margaret ~ _ „ ... . , a „ \\ ins will be led by Mrs. Hubert James, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. 11. 11. Johnston, 3 / 11. T licnty-Fn St., anrdan, Southport. Reports of com- David j. James, whose marriage to nounces the engagement of her niece, Nancy Wyatt Greene, H ittees for the county convention Wendell J. Brown of Chicago will , - 0 , , Dy . ~ T v,, P/=4PCdm li be read. Members of the com- take place July 19. and Lawrence Sanford Poston 11, Louisulle, Ky. The u id- % — P? / d/m. rr> ttee pn place are Mrs. E. A. Kemp, Next Saturday Miss Uene Harry- ding ivill take place July 28 at Christ Church. tl/Ij/rAJ oJ\PorrP airman: Mrs V. V. man will eivp a. nartv in lipr hnnnr y _.. _ . _ ... .. .. '* UW

Davis of Loogcotee; Mrs. Ben Bolinger. Shelburn; Mrs. F. Seitz, Mrs. J. M. Lindley, Mrs. E. A. Billman. Mrs. O. B. Harris. Mrs. G. B. Scott. Miss Elizabeth McClellan. Mrs. D. M. Purcell. Miss Ethel Barco, Mrs. D. E. Lindlev, Mrs. H. K. Ross and Mrs. Marian Willis. Sullivan; Mrs. George Cleveland, Mrs. John Hoover. Mrs. O. M. Wallace. Mrs. Thomas Threikeld, Mrs. Alice Kixmiller, Mrs. J. F. Lemen and Mrs. J. E. Hohn, Blcknell, and Mrs. Hohn's guest, Mrs. Martin E. Linquest, Duluth, Minn.; Mrs. J. B. Oodman of Oak Park, 111.; Mrs. W. J. Hayes. Wheatland: Mrs. S. B. Boyd. Mrs. Joseph Bogner, Mrs. Roy Bogner. regent of White River chapter. and Mrs. C. W. Bultman. Washington; Miss May Brouillette. Miss Eleanor Jackson. Miss Clemfatine Weisert, Miss Mary Brittain, Miss Marv Harsha. Mrs. B. R. Harsha, Mrs. Carl Gray, Petersburg: Mrs. Robert Simpson, Mrs. Sarah Wharf. Miss Lillian Crowley, Mrs. Anna Mitchell. Mrs. ". H Moore. Mrs. Carrie Willis Lloyd, mrs. N. E. Beckes, Mrs. Jennie Beckes, Mrs. Carl Niemann. Mrs. W. B. Ridgeway. Mrs. Edward Kerr. Mrs. Guy Shepard, Miss Mary Postlewaitc, Mrs. Ray Aynew Mrs. J. R. Casely. Du Bois, Pa., guest of Miss Gertrude McDonald; Miss Susan Culbertson. Mrs. J. D. LaCrolx, Miss Helen LaCroix, Mrs. G. W. Parrell, Mrs. Carl Niemann. Mrs. W. B. Ridgeway. Mrs. John Horrall, Mrs. Edward Kerr. Miss Lillian Ridgeway, regent Vanderburg chapter, Evansville: Mrs. Ralph Burris, Mrs. Hugo Reller. Mrs. O. M. Wallace. Miss Marv Jane Wallace. Mrs. Frank W. Curtis and Mrs. O. R. Guthrie. ana General Francis Marion chapter, Marion, held the first of a series of bridge and needlework parties with Mrs. B. C. Dale and Mrs. John P. Koeppen, hostesses. Among the guests were: Mrs. Burr Sweetser, Mrs. Emma McKinney, Mrs. Field Swezy, Mrs. Fred Christen, Miss Alice and Miss Emily Goldthwaite, Mrs. Jess Landauer, Mrs. Priest, Mrs. William Dury, Mrs. Morris Moore, Mrs. Charles Michaels, Mrs. Earl Biggerstaff, Mrs. Thomas, Miss Mable Arnold, Miss Delia Wall. The William Oard chapter, Brazil, held its June meeting and picnic at the country home of Mrs. Frank Busby.

W. C. T. U. NOTES

The Marion county union will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday at the Y. M. C. A. Mrs. Eva Davidson, county president, has called a meeting of the board of directors of the county and all county directors of departments to be held at noon daylight time. Plans for the county convention demonstration by directors will be made. Mrs. Frank Burns will have charge of calling the directors to attend. The executive session of the Marion county union will come to order at 1 p. m. Devotions will be led by Mrs. Hubert Jordan, Southport. Reports of committees for the county convention will be read. Members of the committee <?n place are Mrs. E. A. Kemp, chairman; Mrs. E. E. Penrod and Mrs. M. D. Willey, program committee;. Mrs. E. A. Williams, chairman, and the official board of the county. Mrs. Frank J. Lahr, president of the board of directors, will give a report of the board’s activities. Directors of Flower Mission departments ox the different unions are asked to be present to report the month’s work. Delegates from the Y. P. B. branches will be elected to attend the State Y. P. B. convention to be held in Newcastle, July 15 to 17. tt tt tt Frances Cleveland union will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Orme on Stop 8 Rd. just west of the Bluff Rd. Mrs. Laura Paddock will have charge of devotions. Mrs. Eva Davidson and Mrs. W. W. Miller, Indianapolis, will speak. The University Heights ladies’ quartet will sing. Mrs. Hubert Jordan, president, will preside. u tt u Meridian w. C. T. U. has postponed the regular meeting from yesterday to July 11. Mrs. Frank Symmes has announced the next meeting will be held at the Girls’ School at Clermont. U tt tt Thurman union has postponed its meeting until July 17, Mrs. Estella Ballenger, president, announced. it tt a Vayhinger union has postponed its regular meeting of Wednesday to July 11. Details of the meeting will be announced later by Mrs. M. D. Willey, president. tt a Brightwood union will hold no meetings during July and August, as announced by Mrs. Emma Yeager, president. Alpha O. Party Alpha Ornicron Pi Alumnae Association will have a benefit bridge party Friday at 2 p. m. at the home of Miss Mary Gertrude Manley, 5105 Washington Blvd. Mrs. H. G. Thomas is chairman, assisted by Miss Manley and Mrs. C. W. Price.

Parties Planned for Pleasure of July Bride-Elect A number of prenuptial parties have been planned for the next few weeks in honipr of Miss Margaret James, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David J. James, whose marriage to Wendell J. Brown of Chicago will take place July 19. Next Saturday Miss Ilene Harryman will give a party jn her honor and on July 10 Miss Florence Lupton will honor her. Mrs. John Kurfiss will entertain July 11 and Mrs. Charles James and Mrs. Edward James will be joint hostesses the next day. Miss James will ty; honor guest at a party given by Mrs. Robert Bastian, July 14. \ D. OF 1. TO HONOR OFFICERS AT PARTY Officers of the Daughters of Isabella will entertain Saturday afternoon at the Lumley tea room with a luncheon bridge party in honor of four officers, two of whom are bricieselect and two recent brides. Miss Regina Meyer and Miss Clara Brodeur will be married soon and Mrs. Leo Reilly, formerly Edna Wilhelm, ants Mrs. Frank Jones, formerly Zola Rice, will be honor guests.

PERSONALS

Mrs. George Burckle, 3526 N. Illinois St., and sister, Miss Julia Hollaran, are spending some time at the lakes near Minneapolis, Minn., and attended the wedding of their brother, Edward F. Hollaran, and Miss Florence Loftus, which took place in that city today Ms. Hollaran was formerly a resident here and will spend a part of his honeymoon in this city. v Mr. and Mrs. Lyndell D. Foster ''will return from Chicago Sunday and will be at home at the Columbia Club. Mr. and Mrs. C. Fred Davis, Thir-ty-First and Delaware Sts., have taken a cottage at Lake Wawasee for July. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Floyd and daughter, Mary, Chicago, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Floyd.

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TANARUS) EFORE her marriage last Saturday, Mrs. George l) Augustus Lcmcke ivas Miss Jane Wells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clay Wells. The young ivomen in the group picture were her attendants in the wedding, which took place at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Mrs. 11. II 7 . Johnston, 37 W. Twenty-First St., announces the engagement of her niece, Nancy Wyatt Greene, and Lawrence Sanford Poston 11, Louisville, Ky. The wedding ivill take place July 28 at Christ Church. Miss Juanita Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett H. Cook, 121 N. Sherman Ave., will marry George Nickel July 10 at the Garfield Avenue M. E. Church, with the Rev. Mr. Black officiating. They will be at home at 837 N. Denny St., after July 2i. , Mrs. E. Lee Winders was Miss Frances Carter before her marriage last Saturday. Another bride of Saturday was Mrs. George Schumaker, formerly Miss Violette Grabhorn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Grabhorn. The marriage of Miss Paidine Schidz and Dr. William Luther Stewart took place June 20 at TabernaclePresbyterian Church.

MISS EUNICE REED WEDS C. C. GILLIATT The marriage of Miss Eunice Pearl Reed, daughter Os Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ash, 3634 Preston Rd., and Cecil C. Gilliatt, Spink hotel, took place at 4 this afternoon at the First United Brethren Church, with the Rev. R. S. Parr officiating, in the presence of the immediate relatives and a few friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merz were the attendants, Mrs. Merz wearing a dress of white crepe and carrying cream colored roses. The bride wore white crepe with felt hat and carried a shower of bride roses. Dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic Club for a few friends followed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Gilliatt will be at home at the Spink hotel. Chicken Dinner The Queen Margariete Society will give a chicken dinner picnic Sunday for members, relatives and friends, at the Horse Shoe Lodge, near Noblesville. On the committee are: Mrs. V. Russo, Mrs. J. Moriarity, Mrs. T. Maddalena, Miss M. Mastropaolo, Miss Jean Catti and Miss M. Maddalena. /

Luncheon Bridge Mrs. William C. Freund and 'Mrs. Edward A. Pape entertained Friday with a luncheon bridge at the Spink Arms hotel, in honor oi Mrs. E. C. Green, of Melbourne, Fla., formerly of this city. I Appointments were carried out in 1 a color scheme of pink and yellow. Covers for forty-five guests were laid at a table decorated with garden flowers in the colors and lighted with pink and yellow tapers in silver, holders. The nut cups and tally cards carried out the flower basket design. Mrs. Edward Haldy and Mrs. Jesse Marshall assisted the hotesses. Mrs. Pape will entertain Monday with a luncheon bridge at her country home in New Bethel, and Friday, Mrs. Freund will give a breakfast bridge at her home for Mrs. Green. Sister W#ds Mr. and Mrs. Linton A. Cox announce the marriage of their sister, Mrs. Eleanor Warner Harvey, Long Beach, Cal., formerly of this city, to Rvhard van Wyngarden, also of Long Beach, which took place June 1 20 at the Hotel Sovereign. Long Beach, where they will live.

Indorsers Plan Picture Show on Fourth of July “Old Ironsides’’ will be shown at the Palace theater Wednesday morning at the annual Fourth of July party of the Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays. The show will start at 8:45 a. m. Mrs. David Ross is general chairman and Mrs. William W. Ward, chairman of patriotic organizations, assisted by Mrs. Edward Ferger and Mrs. Isaac Born. Mrs. Born, chairman of ushers, announces the following assistants: Mesdames James Sproule, Curtis Hodges, William Sutphin, Francis Summers, Harold Mercer, W. J. Harrell, Victor Hintze and William Powers. The executive committee and the board will act as hostesses, with Mrs. John Compton to lead the community singing. Organizations and their representatives will be: D. A. R., Mrs. F. Ellis Hunter; Old Glory Society, G. A. R., Mrs. C. O. Robinson; Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary, Mrs. Marie Williams; Daughters of 1812, Mrs. E. H. Darrach; American Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. Ward; American Legion, Lieut. Col. Willard F. Boyle; W. R. C., Mrs. Edna Pauley; G. A. R., Commodore Perry; Sons of Veterans Auxiliary, Mrs. Emma Finch, and the Boy Scouts. M. D. Butler, of the G. 'A. R-, will sing. The entire G. A. R. will attend in a body and 2,000 school children will be present. Any child not having a ticket will be taken care of at the box office.

ELIZABETH CHAMBERS TO LOCATE IN CHINA Miss Elizabeth Chambers, of DePauw university, Greencastle, has been chosen to accompany Bishop George R. Grose back to China, where she will assume duties as his secretary in September. Miss Chambers has been secretary to President L. H. Murlin at the university for two years. Previously she was a social worker in Louisville, Ky. Several years following graduation from the Jeffersonville High school, in 1918, Miss Chambers entered De Pauw university and majored in sociology, with the idea of preparing for the missionary field. She was graduated from De Pauw in 1926. She was a member of Delta Zeta fraternity, and is a member of the Greencastle Business and Professional Women's club. Miss Chambers will reside in Pekin, with an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daly. Mr. Daly is staff correspondent for the Chicago Tribune. Musical Program The Marott trio, with Charles Vaile, tenor, assisting artist, will give the following Sunday afternoon program at the hotel: (a) “Andante” Haydn (b) “Finale" Mozart Trio "The Old Road" Scott Charles Vaile ia) “Indian Lament” Dvorak-Kreisler (b) “Pollchinelle” Kreisler Maud Custer (a) “Good Morning. Brother Sunshine" Lehman ib) "The Little Bird" i Wells Charles Vaile (a) “The Volga Eoatmen" Cady (b) "Seranade Espanole” Bizet (Played tor Mrs. O. Huey) Trio (a) “Keep on Hopin’ ’’ Maxwell lb) “Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes" Old English Charles Vaile "Madame Butterfly" Puccini P ayed lor Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Clark f Trio

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Children s * Program to 1 Be Offerees THE Indianapolis Little! Theater \vill widen the! the scope of its activities next! season when it will present! special performances for children" once each month at The Playhouse, Nineteenth and N. Alabama Sts. Mortimer C. Furscott, president, announces that, in so doing, the Little Theatre is not only participating in the present general movement of dramatic organizations to provide interesting and instructive theatrical entertainment for children, according to their years, but is introducing the first regular program of this kind in this part of the country. The opening performance of “‘Children’s Hour” has been scheduled for the last week in September, according to Mrs. A. M. Gall-Sayles; general chairman, who is being assisted by Miss Rosamond Van Camp, vice chairman. In addition to special children’s plays, the hour will also include puppet shows, devised and cseated by members of The Little Theatre, and the introduction of a story hour. Mr. Furscott announces appointment of the following persons who have offered their assistance and interest in the hour. Any other members of The Little Theatre who would like to work on this project should notify Mras. Call-Saylcs, 3055 N. Meridian St., Apt. 3. Plav Leaders —Mrs. A. M. Gall Savlcs, Mrs. M. Noble Tibbs, Mrs. Edgar Gorell, Miss Julia Brink. Miss Pauline Schellschmidt. Miss Rosamond Van Camp. Mrs. George T. Parry, Miss Mary Winter, Miss Anna Louise Griiatti and Mrs. Raymond F. Mead. Puppet Heads—Mrs. J. D. Peirce. Mrs. Herman Tuttle. Mrs. William C. Eobbs. Miss Irma Ulrich, Mrs. Frederick S Boone. Mrs. Norman Perry. Mrs. M. No ble Tibbs, Miss Julia Bretzman, Misi Genevieve Plckrel and. Miss Helen Coffey Bodies —Mrs. Edgar Gorell, Miss Belli Dean and Miss Getrude Baker. Costumes —Mrs. Benson Titus. Mrs Lilian Jones. Mrs. Norman Green. Mrs Stephen T. Bogert, Miss Frances Wales Miss Blanch? Maine, Mrs. R. Hartlej Sherwood. Mrs. Enrique Miller, Mrs. Myror Ft. Green. Miss Alexandra Sherwood. Mis Helen Harrison and Mrs. Thomas B. Noble Directors—Mrs. Benson Titus. Mrs. Fjanl Jackson Rider. Miss Pauline Sche lschmidt Mrs. Alexander Hamilton. Mrs. George T Parrv, Mrs. Rowland Allen. Miss Hnsa mond Van Camp and Mrs. Julian C. Fix. Music—Mrs. Louise Schellschmidt Koehne, Mrs. Stanley M. Timbcrlake. Mrs. William Allen Moore. Mrs. Carl Lieber, Jr., Miss Helen Harrison and Mrs. H. Warren Chappel. Scenery—Mrs. Rowlnnd Allen. Miss ees Wales, Miss Ann Timberlake. Mrs. R. M. Gall Savlcs. Miss Anna Louise Griffith. Mrs. Benson Titus, Mrs, M. Noble Tibbs. Mrs. Frederick S. Boone and Mis Rosamond Van Camp. Properties—Mrs. Dick Richards, and Misi Stella Campbell. Prompting—Mrs. Raymond F. Mead, Misi Charlotte Howe. Miss Jane Ogborn. Mrs Benson Titus. Miss Henrietta Orr and Mrs Rowland Alien. Telephone—Miss Stella Campbell. Clerical—Mrs. Stanley M. Timberlake. Readers—Mrs. Florence Newcomb and Tickets—Mrs. Herman Wolfe, Mrs. RayMiss Henrietta Orr. mond S. Mead, Miss Meta Lieber. Mrs S. F. Gal'. Miss Frances Wales, Miss Coffee. Miss Stella Campbell. Miss Fairbanks and Mrs. Everett M. Teachers Group—Miss Lo.a Perkins, Aimee Kcnc, Mrs. W. Finley Wright. Flora l ove. Miss Clara Ryan and Irma Ulrich. Promoter Mesdames M. C. FurswjK C. C. Pcrrv. James M. Roberts, Finfrork. Robert Fatlev, E. F. Gall, ham 11. Coburn, Lafavette Page. lieber. Edward S. Norvell. J. A. Robert s Winslow. Frank D. StalwTjyi Stephen T. Bogert. Kurt Pantzer. lev Sheruoori. P. T. Goodrich, Baker, C. Vernon ' Grp nth. J. D Aimeo Keene. Herman Tuttle. Fut’er Jameson. Alfred P. Conkl n, PfnfT Hi A- John N. 13 ev, Richards. Stanley M. Arthur Wells. Otto P. Frenzel. Jr., Mathews Fletcher. William H. Coleman. Ravmond P. Van Camp. Frederick Appel. Thomas Sheerin. Edna N. Christian. Mvron R. Ores". Stuart Dean, Norman Green. Jesse Fletcher, William C. Bobhs, Shafer Ziegler, Ro'rvt C WIU.. Franklin Vnnnegut. Evarett M Senflei'd Isaac Born. Henrv Ridgelev Hugh I<nve, Vlctoi Wtnterrow, Georgy T. Behev. Thomas B. Noble. M. D. Kelly. Russell Fortune and Herman Wolfe. Attendants for Hen k le-Lauter Nuptials Chosen Miss Lenore Henkle, whose marriage to Herman Lauter will take place July 18, has chosen Miss Helen Lauter as her only attendant. Alfred Lauter, Jr., will be best man. Miss Helen and Miss Minna Mar- ! garet Lauter will entertain July 12 with an afternoon party for Miss Henkle and on July 14, Mrs. Donald H. Kennedy. Martinsville, will entertain at bridge for her. Dates have not yet been set for parties to be given by Mrs. Lehman Dunning, Mrs. Henry L. Dithmer, Jr., and Mrs. Addison H. King. The wedding will take place at high noon, July 18, at All Souls Unitarian church.

FEDERATION OF MUSIC NEWS

A. A. Glockzin. Connersville, state chairman of music in Farm Bureaus and the State fair, for the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs, reports progress in the work of his committee, and that a place has been obtained on each day’s program, at the fair for county and district contests. i Dates Announced i The following program of district contests has been arranged for the fair: Saturday, Districts 5 and 6; Monday, Districts 3 and 4; Tuesday, Districts 7 and 8; Wednesday, Districts 9 and 10; Thursday, Districts 1 and 2; Friday, all quarters in final contest with a grand massed chorus. The fair board has offered the following cash prizes: first, $100; second, $80; third, S7O; fourth, S6O; fifth, SSO; sixth, S4O; seventh, $35; eighth, S3O; ninth, S2O, and tenth, sls. List of Entries Quartets and their organizers applying for entrance are: Fulton county, Newcastle township, J. T. Long, Tiosa; Marion county, Decatur township, Albert Milhous, Indianapolis; Jackson county, Hamilton township. Mrs. W. J. Borcherding, Seymour; Dubois county, Madison township, Maye E. Green, Jasper; Sullivan county, Alva J. Taylor, Farmersburg; Clinton county, C. P. Anderson, Frankfort; Wabash, Roy Eppley, Wabash; Hamilton, Russell Stewart, Westfield; Fulton, Clyde Champ, Kewanna; Monroe, Mrs. C. W. Richardson, Unionville; Davies, Milton Fitzgerald; Henry, J. J. Hoover, Middleton; Lawrence, W. O. Guthrie, Tunnelton, and Hancock, Roy Thomas, McCordsville. The State board of the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs will have its bi-monthly meeting Monday, July 9, at the Lincoln hotel.