Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 46, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1928 — Page 8

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Nuptial Rite Performed in Garden A ~ ‘ HE garden of the home of [ X Mrs, Stuart Dean, 4190 Central Ave., formed a beautiful setting today for the marriage of her niece, Miss Martha Helen Dean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hunt Dean, 3825 N. New Jersey St., and George Maynard Halverson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Halverson, Madison, Wis. Dr. Frank S. C. Wicks performed the ceremony. Before the service Miss Helen Harrison, harpist, and Miss Margaret Harrison, violinist, played a bridal program and. they played the wedding march for the entrance of the bridal party. * James Morgan and Joseph Krutzscli were ribbon-bearers, and an aisle was formed of white tulle held ,by Misses Elizabeth Laing, Mary Margaret Patrick, Margaret Loer, Emily Brossman, Mary Edith Brossman and Frances Kearby. The aisle reached from the steps of the porch to the corner of the garden, where trees and shrubbery formed the background for the service. Attended by /lister The bride’s sister, Miss Betty Dean, was maid of honor. She wore a green organdie dress with tight bodice embroidered in felt flowers. Her hat was of green horsehair braid to match and her satin ’slippers were also green. The two bridesmaids, Miss Eleanor Allison, Ft. Thomas, Ky., and Miss Lorer.a McComb, wore pink dresses of the same type, with hats and slippers to match. All carried arm bouquets of garden flowers in all colors. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white taffeta dress fashioned on the same lines as those of the bridesmaids. It had a basque waist and the skirt was shorter in front, with a corded tulle bow at one side. Her veil was of lace and tulle knd caught at the head with orange blossoms. She carried white roses, lilies of the valley and sweet peas. Donald Halverson, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and the ushers were Henry Horton Humphrey and Dr. James M. Collins. Reception Follows A reception in the garden followed the ceremony. The bridal table, set in the dining room, was arranged with a wedding cake, tapers and summer flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Halverson left on a wedding trip to Lake Maxincuckee. They will be at home at 4190 Central Ave., after Aug. 1. The bride traveled in a gray ensemble With red hat and accessories. Mrs. Halverson is a graduate of Butler University and a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma and Mr. Halverson was graduated from the University of Wisconsin. Among out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allison, Ft. Thomas, Ky.; Mrs. George Stapp, Miss Betty Stapp and Mrs. Lydia Sheldon, Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. George F. Halverson, Madison, and Miss Jeannette Halverson, Milwaukee, Wis. B'Anco, Birthday Party Miss Pauline 1 ' Howard, 3615 College • Ave., entertained Thursday evening with a bunco party in honor of the birthday anniversary of Stuart Strauss. The hostess Was assisted by her mother, Mrs. E. Howard, and Mr.?. L, Strauss. The guests were Misses Gojdie Bernptein, Mary K. Campbell, Maxine Gwinn, Mary Carrier, Mary Buehler, Dr. T. M. Leonard, Messrs. Ben Levine, William Cookingham, Ralph Hawecutte, Ferdinand Oox and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Aufderheide and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cooke. Choral Concert The Choral Society of Clinton, assisted by Mrs. James W. Bell, reader, gave an elaborate concert this week. Mrs. J. W. Pierce Is, director of the society*

Bridge, Shower for Miss Henkel to Be Wed Soon Mrs. Donald Kennedy entertained this afternoon at her home in Martinsville with a bridge party and green crystal shower honoring Miss Lenore Henkel, who will be married to Herman Lauter Wednesday at noon at-. All Souls Unitarian' Church. Summer flowers and appointments were in violet, green and yellow. With the bride-elect were Mrs. Walter Kennedy, Martinsville; Mrs. Charles Benzel, Milwaukee, Wis., and the following Indianapolis women: Mesdames Henry L. Dithmer, Jr.; Emory Baxter, Addison King, Edward Fillion, John Moore, Dudley Smith and Walter Stuhldreher, and Misses Minna Margaret and Helen Lauter, Anna C. Gardner, Harriet Adams, Lucille Chandler and Ann Wright. Afternoon Bridge The board of the Richmond Woman’s Club, Mrs. Clarence M. Brown, president, has received a large number of reservations for the afternoon bridge party to be given at the Elks Club there Monday afternoon. Members of the board who will be hostesses are. Mrs. Clarence M. Brown, president; Mrs. David M. Edwards, first vice president; Mrs. D. C. Hess, second vice president; Mrs. Luther Feegar, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Reba Shrieves, recording secretary; Mrs. Rees M. Ryan, treasurer; Mrs. Robert Hudson, registrar; Mrs. Fred Lohman, head of music department; Mrs. Lewis C. Kin~, head of the art department; E. H. Harris, civics head; Mrs. William J. Blackmore, director of the American Homes 'group, and Miss Beatrice Swallow, chairman of the literary department. Sorority Parties A Japanese ( garden and bridge party was given by the active chapter of Delta Sigma of Indiana State, Terre Haute, Wednesday evening, at the home of Miss Alberta Schnell. The committee in charge consisted of Mildred Sleight, Shoals, president of the chapter; Aljce Kepner, Rushville; Dorothy Soeder, Terre Haute; Louise Hall, Greencastle, and Martha Ritenour, Bloomington. Guests of honor were Misses Alva Hall, Clintort; Paula Pfeiffer, Terre Haute; Aline Callahan, Brazil; Mary Leadler, Jasonville, and Josephine Swope, Terre Haute. The chapter will entertain with its annual boatride dance the evening of July 19. Miss Lillian Maxam, Terre Haute, is in charge.

News of Indiana D. A. R. Chapters

Wythougan chapter at Plymouth held a luncheon Friday ati the Country Club. Visitors from all the Middle West have been .guests at the William Kenry Harrison mansion in Vincennes owned by the Frances Vigo chapter of that city. On July 4 there were 123 adults and twenty"three children registered as visitors. The Frances Vigo chapter will soon be the owner of a valuable memento, a deed to 400 acres of Knox county land which William Thompson, a Knox County pioneer Henry Harrison gave to Samuel for making brick used in the Harrison mansion. The deed will be presented by John L. Thompson, near Bruccville, a grandson of Samuel Thompson. Worth Uses Jewels The importance which jewelled ornaments play in the evening mode is indicated by a gown which Worth has just designed for a well known Parisian. This is of pale pink satin on most simple lines, the distinctive feature of which is the jewelled shoulder straps. The straps alone are worth S4OO and were designed by M. Worth himself and the stones cut under his direction. A large oblong imitation diamond rests on the shoulder and from it are two narrow strands of eight diamonds cut on the old fashioned rose pattern. Then comes a large emerald, then the double row of diamonds and so on, terminating in a twobranched ornament, combining emeralds and diamonds. M. Worth lately expressed his opinion that jewels will continue to be used extensively on evening gowns and worked in as a part of the frock design. Informal Dinner Mr. and Mrs. James Woods, 3555 Evergreen Ave., entertained Thursday evening with an informal dinner in honor of Miss Margaret Finneran and Charles Dana Rollings whose marriage will take place Wednesday. Roses and delphinium were used on the tables. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Woods and son, James, Miss Finneran, her mother, Mrs. Thomas J. Finneran; Mr. Rollings, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Rollings, Mrs. Rose Rollings, and Miss Marion Whitney. Committee Meets The picture committee of the Indiana Ir '.:rsers of Photoplays will meet at 10 a. m. Tuesday in the women’s room of the Fletcher American National Bank,

WHILE a number of India .apolis folk are packing themselves off to one lake or another or perhaps sojourning in Europe for the hot weather, others are entertaining charming guests from out of town. Miss Amelia Henderson, Miss Elizabeth Lockhard and Mrs. Perry O’Neal are among society women who have been spending some time at Lake Wawasee. The above picture shows them in the garden of the hotel near the lake. Miss Florence and Miss Jean Sutherland, Chicago, who have been house guests of Miss Mary Catherine Coulter, 2161 N. Meridian St., have been guests at a number of parties during the past week. Miss Dorothy Blue Akin, Nashville, Tenn, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Harriet Paine, and her uncle, Fred B. Akin, 52 W. TwentySeventh St.

Card Parties

The Holy Name Society will give a euchre and lotto party for the benefit of St. Catherine’s Church Sunday at 8:30 p. m. The Ladies Auxiliary to Indianapolis Aerie No. 211 Fraternal Order of Eagles, will hold a card party tonight at the Eagles Temple, 43 W. Vermont St. The July Circle of Holy Cross Church will entertain at cards Sunday at 8:15 p. m. Those r acting as hostesses are Mesdames Lawrence Kestler, Margaret Leonard, Gus Jonas, Jacob Kramer and Josephine Louth. FLORENCE M. JOHNSON WEDS HOOSIPR IN EAST Announcement has been made of the marriage of Eugene H. Johnston of Pittsburgh, Pa., formerly of Bloomington, son of Mrs. H. W. Johnston, 37 W. Twenty-first St., this city, and Miss Florence M. Johnson, formerly of Franklin, a daughter of the late Judge and Mrs. William A. Johnson, Franklin, which took place at the Little Church Around the Corner, New York, Friday. Bbth Mr. and Mrs. Johnston were graduated from Indiana University and received master’s degrees at the University of Pittsburgh last year. They are studying at Columbia University this summer. The bride is a member of Pi Beta Phi and Mr Johnston of Kappa Sigma. Children’s Party The Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunnyside will entertain the children of the sanatorium Monday with a lawn party at the home of Mrs. Arthur Brumfield will be assisted by Mesdames Claude Hoover, F. *J. Holmes, Ralph Wagoner, Harold Koch and W. S. Lindholm. Announces Engagement Mrs. Elizabeth Weiss announces the engagement of her daughter, Eva Marie, to Norbert C. Sack, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sack. The wedding will take place July 28.

Dinner Bridge to Be Tendered Bride of Aug. 1 Mr. and Mrs. John K. Goodwin and Dr. and Mrs. Oliver W. Greer, will entertain at the Goodwin home, 3601 Guilford Ave., tonight, with a dinner bridge party in honor of Miss , Sarah Elizabeth Shriber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Shriber, 2936 Broadway, whose marriage to Dr. Arthur G. Funkhouser will take place Aug. 1. Thursday the bride-elect will be honor guest at the Columbia Club, when Mrs. Rice Hambert and Mrs. Howard D. Wright entertain at a luncheon bridge party. Thursday Mrs. Haney E. Berry, 2521 Park Ave., entertained with a luncheon bridge party and linen shower in honor of Miss Shriber. The luncheon table was lighted with pink tapers and arranged with ferns and daisies. With Mrs. Berry and Miss Shriber were Mesdames Elmer Funkhouser, Ralph Funkhbuser, Howard D. Wright, Herbert Hackman, Adrian Aikman, Clifford Kearby, Rice Lambert, Williard Stevens, Dana Mobley, Jerome Turnkey, Harold Trusler, Edmund Haggard, Wallace French, John K. Goodwin, George Davidson, Levens Cady, Robert St. Pierre and Miss Florence Schwankhaus. Delzell Reunion The Delzell family reunion will be held Sunday at Broad Ripple park. Officers of the family organization are: Samuel A. Delzell, Indianapolis, president; Minnie Delzell Shull, New Palestine, vice president; Clyde J. Preston, Brightwood, treasurer and Grace E. Hoffmeyer, Indianapolis, secretary. A picnic dinner will be served at noon, followed by games and a program. New Members Lambda Pi Sigma sorority has initiated the following new members: Esther Thompson, Mary Neff, Orpha Scott, Mary Miller, Julia Dillon, Cleo Dale, Norma Younghans, Florence Wilson and Evelyn WP&

FEDERATION OF MUSIC NEWS

At the meeting of the State beard of the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs at Hotel Lincoln Monday the following members were present: Mrs. E. B. Birge, president; Mrs. Henry J. Schurmann, Mrs. Norman Schneider, Miss Jane Johnson Burroughs, Mrs. C. A. Maxwell, Mrs. Mclntosh. Mrs. Mary C. Hammer, Mrs. Edwin Shedd, Mrs. Verna Sterling, Mrs. Fred R. Bokeloh. Mrs. Robsinson, Terre Haute, new State chairman of special memberships, was introduced. It was decided that artist membership in the Federation will be by invitation of the board. Fees for federating various new groups were agreed upon by the board. Home groups wishing to federate will be charged $2. Quartets, exclusive of music in industry will be charged $4; orchestras, choruses or ensemble groups will pay $lO. Mrs. Edwin Shedd, State chairman of hospitality announced that the federation card party will be held in March. ft ft tt One phase of federation work which is coming to the front is music in religious education. This includes music in church educational institutions, Sunday school, week day church schools and vacation church schools, along the lines of both vocal and instrumental music for special occasions. During this summer’s session of the vacation church school at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis, the junior and intermediate departments under direction of Mrs. Fred R. Bokeloh, made a special study of the history, words and music of ten hymns. At the end of the course a contest was held, one phase of each hymn was played on the organ, after which the children wrote the song name, tune name and the words of the first verse. Thirty-six children were entered. Josephine Taylor, 12, and Ludwig Bohn, 11, each made 100 per cent. Each received as an award a cony of “Alice in Qrchestralia,” by Ernest LaPrade, • member of the New York Symphony orchestra. Twelve of the thirtv-six children made averages of 80 or more. Business Women’s Rally Business and professional women from clubs in Terra Haute. Vincennes. Greencastle, Robinson. 111., and Palestine, 111. were guests of the Sullivan Club this week at a rally. Miss Telia Haines and Mrs. Mary Brian Scott gave reports of the State convention held in May in Michigan City, >

Entertains for Miss James to Be Bride Thursday Miss Margaret James, whose marriage to Wendell J. Brown, Chicago, will take place Thursday, was honored this afternoon when Mrs. Robert Bastian, 2531 Central Ave., entertained with a bridge party and kitchen shower in her honor. The bride’s-elect colors, jade green apricot and blue were carried out in .the flowers and refreshments. Assisting the hostess was her mother, Mrs. E. W. Stockdale, and her sistre, Mrs. D. Maurice Stephenson. The guests were: Mesdames Edward James, Charles R. James, Chicago; Oscar Ranier, L. V. Pringle, Avon Park, Fla.; Carl Kistner, Richmond Bastian, W. A. Shoemaker, Wakarusa; Frederick Albershardt, Austin Clifford. Paul Hancock, Charles Petig, Alfred Glossbrenner, Donovan Hoover, W. G. Albershardt, Russell Veit, Merrill Smith, Philip Johnson, William Foltz, Louis Wood and Robert Brewer; Misses Betty De Hass, Florence Lupton anil Sarah Huater. MUSIC SECTION PLANS LUNCHEON BRIDGE The music section of the Woman’s Department Club will hold a lunch-eon-bridge Monday at noon at the Home Economics studios, 26 S. Pennsylvania St. The following reservations have been made: Mesdames William A. Meyer, Paul Meioy, Edward Pedlow, Harold Purcell, Frank McCaslin, W. B. Parker, John P. Ragsdale, George Bowman, Earl Richardson, F. C. Walker, John Craig, Robert D. Wilson, H. B. Richardson, Hazel Mack, Charles Davidson, O. L. Fevier, M. B. Hedges, William W. Ward, George Headley, George Cox, Devore, M. D. Didway, Leander Smith, Jane J. Burroughs, E. L. Burnett and John A. Ross. Reservations are in charge of Mrs. Fred H. Knodel, 2151 College Ave. Compliment Guest Mrs. F. A. Cleveland, Marion, entertained this week with the first of two bridge parties complimenting her house guests, Mrs. Alec Fender, Maderia, Cal., and Miss Carrie Cultra, Lincoln, Neb. To Study in Europe Kathryn Witwer Gary, grand opera singer, who gave a successful homecoming concert at Gary recently, will sail next Saturday for France, where she will begin her vocal studies for the winter. She will also study in Beldbm and Italy,

League Will Make Drive for Members f'FMIE Indiana League of -L Women Voters will make a definite effort to increase its membership during the ensuing year, according to an announcement made today by Mrs. J. C. Boss, Elkhart, director at large of the State league and chairman of organization. The month of October will be devoted to membership campaigns in each local league. The local leagues have been given a certain percentage of increase as a goal toward which to work, the percentage depending upon the size of the league in relation to the community, its strength and abilitj’’ to absorb and use new material. “The object of the campaign,” Mrs. Boss stated, “is not only to enlarge the genera, membership of the league in Indiana, but to interest women who will be well qualified to carry on the league program. With this aim in view a .definite effort will be made to secure as new members women, ■flvho are leaders in various sections of the communities, who will form a nucleus for ward organization of the league later.” The campaign will close with a membership tea in honor of the new members. Study groups on legislative procedure and on election laws will be organized in each local branch of the Indiana league, ready for new members to join. Special activities such as one-day schools on election procedure and campaign issues, ballot marking classes and radio teas will be planned to be of particular interest to the new members. ftis an aid to the membership campaign anew pamphlet published by the Indiana League will be ready for distribution next week which explains the aims, methods and services of the league, both national and State.

PERSONALS

Mrs. R. H. Sherwood, Sr., and granddaughter, Miss Alexander, will sail this week to visit Mrs. Sherwood’s daughter, Mrs. A. N. Connett, Jr., in France. Mrs. Arthur L. Schmidt, 3115 Central Ave., left Thursday for Chicago and Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. F. Ellis Hunter, 3921 N. Delaware St., left today for Syracuse, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rossetter, 1922 N. Delaware St., will leave soon to spend the summer in Denver, Colo. Miss Winifred S. Brown is on a three-week motor trip to Canada. Miss Dorothy Costin, Bloomington, has returned to her home after a week’s visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Costin. Her guest, Miss Beatrice Layman, Bloomington, returned with her, MRS. ARMER TO HONOR VIRGINIA FOXWORTHY Mrs. Robert Armer, 590 East Dr., Woodruff Place, will entertain Tuesday evening with a bridge party and linen shower in honor of Miss Virginia Foxworthy, who marriage to Brewer Graham, will take place July 21. ' The guests will be Mesdames H. TANARUS, Graham, A. M. Armer, Mildred Morgan, Dorothy Lance and Donald Chaddick and Misses Mary Eiler, Lois Mona Rushton, Marcia Dean Rushton, Virginia Graham, Clara Foxworthy, Harriet Shoemaker and Smllg Brossman,