Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 96, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 August 1929 — Page 11

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Many Parties Planned for Bride-to-Be A number of parties are being planned in honor of Miss Elizabeth Chamberlain Moore, whose marriage to Paul Bernard Hoffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman, Lagrange, 111., will take place Friday. First of the series of parties for the bridal party will be given Monday night, when Miss Moore’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Moore, will entertain with a dinner party at the Country Club of Indianapolis. Tuesday noon, Miss Elise Martin and Miss Louise Goepper will give a luncheon for Miss Moore’s bridesmaids at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Tuesday night Miss Francis Hamilton, Woodstock drive, will give a dinner for members of the bridal party. Miss Cornelia Dowling, 1356 Washington boulevard, will enterain with a bridesmaids' and ushers’ luncheon at her home Wednesday at 1 o'clock. Wednesday night, Mr. Hoffman will give a stag party for ''is attendants and Miss Hope Ffafflin will give a dinner at the Propylaeum for Miss Moore and her bridesmaids. Miss Betty Lee Burns, 4205 Washington boulevard, will entertain with \ a breakfast bridge party at her home Thursday in honor of the bride-elect and her attendants. Thursday night, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cameron Moore, 1821 North Pennsylvania street, will entertain, with a bridal dinner at the Woodstock Club in honor of their daughter and her fiance. The wedding will take place at 5:30 Friday afternoon at the First Baptist church. Following the ceremony a dinner will be given at thp Propylaeum for members of the bridal party, the families, out-of-town guests and intimate friends.

W. C. T. U. Will Hold Reception in M. E. Church Mrs. W. W. Reidy. president of the Centra] W. C. T. U., has announced that the union will entertain with a reception at Central avenue Methodist Episcopal church at 8 o’clock Wednesday night Sept. 11. Mrs. Jessamin* Barkley Fitch will be soloist, accompanied by Mrs. William Herbert Gibbs. Miss Olive Kiler. violinist, will present a groyp ol numbers, accompanied by Miss Ruby Bell. Dr. Frank Lee Roberts will lead devotions. Mrs. Dean Craft ts president of 'he refreshment committee and Mrs. Vivian Prochaska, chairman of decorations. Other committee chairmen 'will be announced later.

PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Blake and daughter. 615 Highland drive, are In New York City for a short stay. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Dilts, 1435 Roache avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Barn-. 449 Arsenal avenue, have gone on a motor trip. Miss Florence Webber, 1018 Jefferson avenue, is in New York City. Miss Mary Ellen Julian. 2335 Central avenue, has returned from an extended visit through the east. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cornelius and daughter. Miss Joan Cornelius, have returned to their home in Chicago, after spending several weeks with Mrs. Cornelius’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Stansburv. 1135 Tecumseh place.

HUNTINGTON TEACHER WEDS ITALIAN BARON

Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Frances Taylor, formerly a teacher in Huntington high school, to Baron Emanuel Carlo Fadda. which took place in Rome, Aug. 10. The bride has been a teacher in the Huntington high school for several years. She met Baron Fadda while touring Europe three vea'? ago. The baron will not come to the United States until next year.

SHOWER PARTY GIVEN FOR MISS GARDINER

Miss Marie Gardiner, whose marriage to Carl Cecil will take place Sept. 4. was the honor guest at a bridge party and miscellaneous ;hower given Friday night by Mrs. G. S. Wells. 4111 Graceland avenue. Guests with Miss Gardiner were Mrs. Karl Vandewaller. Mrs. Louise Dewald. Mrs. John Lawler. Mrs. ?arry Daniels. Mrs. William Keleher. Miss Harriet Dennis, and Miss Helen Anger.

MAROTT TRIO TO GIVE SUNDAY MUSICALE

Ruth ©pals, contralto, will assist the Marott trio at the Sunday afternoon musicale to be given at the Marott hotel from 2:30 to 3:30. Following is the program: And*nt< Bach Allegro Gsde Trio Wanderer's Song Rasbach This Passion Is But An Ember Lohr Minor and Major Spross Ruth Beals Indian Lament .Dvorak-Kreisler Maud Custer Prom the Land of the Sky Blue Water Cadman Pal* Moon Logan Bv the Waters of Minnetonka ...Lieuranee Ruth Beals Mlnoetto Becker Consuelo Couchman Pirate Dreams Huerter Roee In The Bud Juat Been Wond'rlng Canning Ruth Beals Danse of the Hours PonchielU Trio

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raff wc ijgp t * .■ fIHH '*■ ?ion of the state conference at O: ' v day for Augusta. Me., to attend j Maine state conference. Formal^ /%ATT ence. have been issued to the^c ' . v cers of other states by Mrs. Jar * ; lij %ss***"'" : B. Crankshaw. state president. • ‘IIP-, : '’WkkL Tflfc ’’ ■ '' a a a WmMsm ;' TCfMfM, dm Mrs. Frank J. Sheehan, mem ‘v of Potawatomi chapter, Gary. 1 *W'' * day afternoon state conference s * •Wi '• clubhouse. A tea will follow j|f§l program. Mrs. Sheehan has b< ’SHHHHV • f - iPr 1 ? ,p jagg appointed to serve as parliam : , y tarian at the conference by A f^IR.S HAROLD A. \JAHfV/C A fjfr VJ • , Secretaries are requested to — ■■■* Jp f i port names and dates of Indii China Shower Beta Chapter of Delta Lambda f JtKjm TOi*™** fnr WifVi T lllirllPDri ? :. cie, state chaplain. Annual mem.

China Shower Is Given for Bride-Elect Miss Frances Thorpe, a brideelect. was the honor guest at a brdige party and china shower given Thursday night by Miss Dorothea Smith at her home. 3569 Central avenue. The tables at serving time were decorated with bowls of asters in shades of lavender and lighted with green and lavender tapers. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. U. G. Smith, and Mrs. D. W. Pentecost, Guests with Miss Thorpe and her mother, Mrs. I. S. Thorpe, were Mrs. Richard Hennessey, Mrs. Jack Stevenson, Mrs. Gilbert Small, Miss Vivian Stevenson, Miss Gladys Hackleman. Miss Jane Fargo, Miss Gertrude Delbrook. Miss Ignore Brandt, Miss Wilma Dunkle and Miss Catherine Stanley. .4 nnounce Marriage Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Iris M. Hardesty 2010 North Meridian street, formerly connected with the Indiana state highway commission, to Russell P Harker, Frankfort, which took place at the Little Church Around the Comer. New York City, Wednesday After a trip through New England and Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Harker will be at home after Sept. 15 at Frankfort,

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Beta Chapter of Delta Lambda Entertains With Luncheon

Indianapolis Beta chapter of Delta Lambda, national educational sorority, entertained with a luncheon at 1 o’clock Friday at the Hotel Lincoln. Speakers for the occasion were Mrs. Everett Titus, Chicago; Dr. J. T. Morgan. Cincinnati; and Dr. H B. Thornton, New York. Guests of honor were Miss Alma

MISS JANE OGBORN HONORED WITH TEA

Miss Rosamond Van Camp entertained with a tea Friday afternoon fiom 4 to 6 o’clock in honor of Miss Jane Ogborn, who will leave soon for New Haven, Conn., where she will enter the drama school of Yale ■university. The tea table was decoratd with a mound of garden flowers. Guests were close friends of Miss Ogborn's and those who have been associated with her in her work for the Little Theater. The tea was given at Miss Van Camp's home, 3801 Michigan road. Miss Stetzel Entertains Miss Genevieve Stetzel, 1422 Lexington avenue, entertained Thursday night at her home with two tables of bridge in honor of Mrs. Newton O. Wasson. Chicago, who is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Mumaw.

INDIANAPOLIS, SATURDAY, AUG. 31, 1929

Teifert and Miss Vera Nordyke, Indianapolis; Miss Alta Carr, Chicago; Miss Marie L. Hammond, Cincinnati; and Miss Louise Morris St. Louis. Covers were laid for sixty-five at a table decorated with the sorority colors, blue and gold. Delegates were chosen to attend the national sorority convention to be held at Harrisburg. Pa., Sept. 3, 4, 5. and 6. Miss Teifert was chairman in charge of arrangements for the luncheon.

PIANO PUPILS WILL GIVE- RECITAL FRIDAY

Miss Lora Hendrichs. Southport, will present pupils in her third annual piano recital at 8 o’clock tonight at the Presbyterian church, Southport. Farrell Scott, tenor, will be assisting artist. Those who will play in the recital are Eva Blair, Clark Fowler, Ruby Smart, Greyble McFarland Jr., Wilma Schnjpr, Mildred Coffman, Virginia Green, Helen Jean Jordan, Ruth Gilchrist. Hattie Klevn. Viola Gross, Evelyn Hartman, Elizabeth Sauers, Mildred Schaekel, Hildreth McFarland. Clara Maass. Pauline Wright, Virginia Lyons, and Max Askin. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Buwstein, 1204 Union street will have as their guests over Labor day, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gordon, Miss Sophia Gordon and Mrs. R. Lazeriek, Cleveland, O.

Miss V/roma Heca thcr*

Mrs. Addison M. Dowling was, before her marriage last Saturday night, Miss Leah Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wright, 2246 Ashland avenue. Mr. Dowling is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Dowling, 3556 Washington boulevard. Members of her bridal party are. left to right. Miss Harriett Adams, Miss Virginia Lucas, Mrs. W. R. Craigle, her sister, and matron of honor; Miss Helen Dodds, maid of honor; Miss Emily Mauzy, and Miss CorneMa Dowling. Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Virginia Hecathorn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester L. Hecathorn. 4032 Carrollton avenue, to Roger William Teeguarden. The marriage will take place at the First English Lutheran church. Miss Fanetta Vivian Hitz became the bride of Harold Weeks Brady last Friday at Grace Methodist Episcopal church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Hitz, 5115 Norway drive. Marriage of Miss Helen Redell and Herbert E. Rahe toook place last Saturday at the home of the bride’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Bedell, 4109 Rockwood avenue. Mrs. Harold L. Jahnke was Miss Esther June Roell before her marriage. Aug. 19.

Farewell Party Is Held in Honor of Bride-to-Be

Miss Esther Mary Mogab and Miss Katherine Monahan entertained with a farewell party at Miss Mogab's home, 2323 North Meridian street. Thursday night, in honor of Miss Margaret Haehl, whose marriage to George Henderson Russ will take place in South Bend today. Decorations and appointments were in the bridal colors, gold and white. Guests with the bride-elect were Mrs. Margaret Haushalter,

Mrs. Elbert Johnson, Mrs. Donovan Shyles, Mrs. Robert Brewer, Mrs. Francis Riebe, Miss Ruth Mogab, Miss Mary Feeney. Miss Florence Lipps, Miss Mary Lou Clark. Miss Emma Lou Voelker, Miss Marjorie Krueger, Miss Helen Krueger, Miss Lucille Krueger, Miss Margaret McAllister, Miss Marguerite Shelburne, Miss Edna Wilkinson, Miss Alice Dieta, Miss Thelma Monahan, Miss i Genevieve Royse, Miss Josephine Royse and Miss Georgette Schmitt.

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NEWS OF INDIANA D. A. R.

Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart, elected to the office of president of the national D. A. R.. last April, will be guests of honor at the opening session of the state conference at Gary, Tuesday night. Oct, 8. Mrs. Hobart will address the conference Wednesday morning and will leave the same day for Augusta. Me., to attend the Maine state conference. Formal invitations from Indiana. Daughters and Potawatomi chapter. Gary, hostess chapter for the state conference, have been issued to the officers of national D. A. R., and?,officers of other states by Mrs. James B. Crankshaw. state president. nun Mrs. Frank J. Sheehan, member of Potawatomi chapter, Gary, will talk on “The Dues” at the Wednesday afternoon state conference session, to be held at the Dues Acre clubhouse. A tea will follow the program. Mrs. Sheehan has been appointed to serve as parliamentarian at the conference by Mrs. Crankshaw. non Secretaries are requested to report names and dates of Indiana, members who have died since the last state conference to Mrs. M. A. Doran. 103 North Vine street. Muncie, state chaplain. Annual memorial services will be held at the Gary conference Thursday afternoon, Oct. 10. Following will be a program in charge of a committee of regents representing the nouhern, central and southern districts. non ! Mrs. Hobart, president general, has appointed Mrs. Truman G. Yunker of Greencastle, Indiana central director, to be national vicechairman of the committee on patriotic lectures and lantern slides. nun First of the minature continental .congresses, anew feature instituted by Mrs. Hobart, has been planned ; for Nov. 6, to be held at Pine Bluff, N. C., and will include the states of the southern division. If the initial meeting proves a success, plans will be made to hold similar congresses n the other divisions.

Copies of the 1929-1930 Indiana roster of D. A. R., national and state officers, chairmen of state committees, chapter regents and viceregents, have been mailed to officials of eighty-six chapters by the state recording secretary, Mrs. Roy A. Mayse. nun William Donaldson chapter, Edinburg, will meet in September for its series of programs on settlements. Mrs. Cornelius Keyes Neibel will discuss “St. Augustine, the Oldest Settlement.” Miss Margaret Thompson will review the D. A. R. magazine and members will respond to roll call with vacation experiences.

Club Chief to Be Guest at Conclave Miss Marion McClench. Ann Arbor Mich., recently elected president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, will be the guest of honor at the second annual tri-state federation house party this week-end. over Labor day. at Potawatomi inh, Pokagon State park. Lake James. Guests will be arriving all day today from all over Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan. Several hundred members of the organization are expected to attend. This will be the first large federation gathering at which Miss McClench has appeared since her election July 8. at Mackinac Island, Mich. Members of the Steuben county club will be hostess to the national leader during her stay. Other prominent women who will attend the three-day fete are Mrs. Bonnie K. Robertson, Hammond, president, of the Indiana federation; Mrs. Anna D. Stare, president of the Ohio federation; Miss Jennie Rac Hersch. Portland, past president of the Indiana federation; Miss Marian Ingham, Ft. Wayne, past president and vice-chairman of the national educational committe; Miss Merica Hoagland. Indianapolis, member of the national research committee; Miss Ida M. Anderson, Indianapolis, one of the founders of the national federation; Miss Ethyle Kyle, Toledo, vice-president of the Ohio federation; and Mrs. Florence Wells, prominent Toledo attorney. A golf tournament was scheduled for 3 o'clock this afternoon, to continue Sunday, with final games Monday morning. Miss Lillian E. Marsh and Miss Clara Hartman, Ft, Wayne, are in charge. Bridge has been arranged for tonight, with games until Monday morning, when the winners of the tournament will be awarded prizes. A musicale w T ill be given Sunday night, sponsored by* the Auburn, Mishawaka, Ft. Wayne and Michigan City clubs, following the "tittle-tattle” dinner Sunday night. The tri-state dinner will be held Monday noon, with the remainder of the day given, over to tournaments, hiking, boating, swimming and horseback riding.

JENKINS-MITCHELL WEDDING ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Mitchell, Mulberry, announce the marriage of their daughter. Miss Thelma Opal Mitchell, to Clarence Jenkins, which took place April 22 at Evanston. 111. The wedding ceremony was performed by the Rev. F. C. Eiselen at his home. The bride attended Indiana Central college. Mr. Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Jenkins, Mulberry, was graduated from the school of dentistry, Indiana university. He is a member of Delta Sigma Delta fraternity.

Mrs. Rizah Henning was hostess for the meeting of Williamson Dunn chapter, Hanover, Wednesday. Miss Anna Ramsey was in charge of the program on “Our Southern Mountaineers." Response to roll call was made with “Harvest Thoughts.” tt n n Thirty-five members of William Henry Harrison chapter. Valparaiso, attended a meeting held at the home cf Mrs. M. S. Campbell Thursday afternoon. Following an informal program a picnic supper was served. Miss Caroline Whitlock. Washington. D. C., non-resi-dent member, gave a talk on the Meaning of the Fourth of July.” non Dorothy Q. chapter. Crawfordsville. has issued invitations to chapters at Attica. Covington, Clinton, Lafayette. Lebanon, Rockville. Terre Haute and Veedersburg to attend a : luncheon at Elston Memorial cha"p----j ter house Saturday, Sept. 14. Mrs. Jessie Watson, chapter regent, wili preside. Mrs. Truman G. Yunker, Greencastle, central director, will be the principal speaker. non “Historic Homes of the East,” will be discussed by Miss Jane Farmer at the September meeting of Washington chapter. Greencastle. The program committee, composed of Mrs. Waldo F. Mitchell. Miss Farmer and Miss Ruth Robertson, has issued a year book with miscellaneous programs for ten meetings and a memorial service. nan Two contests have been arranged to stimulate interest in an extensive program of historical research for 1929-1931 outlined by Mrs. Flora Myers Gillentine, historian 'general. A prize of SIOO is offered to the state presenting by Jan. 1, 1931, the mast complete and best organized bibliography on the Revolutionary war period. A second prize of SSO is offered to the state ginning second place. Believing that few adequate studies have been made of "Contributions of Women to the American Revolution,” and a few materials relating to the subject have been presented to the general public, Mrs. Gillentine has recommended that chapter members be urged to writ* such articles containing not more than 700 words. Articles are to be submitted to | the state historian, who will submit i them to a committee selected by her with the approval of the state regent. Each state may submit its l two best papers to the historian general for final selection by a commit* ! tee for publication in the organization magazine. Miss Laura D. Henderson, Logansport. state historian, will have charge of the Indiana entries.