Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1930 — Page 8

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Miss Barnes Sets June 7 for Wedding Invitations have been issued by Alfred A. Barnes, 3505 Washington'boulevard, for the marriage of his daughter, Miss Evelyn Barnes, to Jeremiah Lawrence Cadick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Denby E. Cadick, Grandview* The wedding will take place Saturday, June 7, at high noon in the McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. A reception at the Barnes home will follow. Miss Ruth Cadick, sister of the bridegroom, will be maid of honor. Bridesmaids will be Mrs. John James Cooper and Mrs. William H. Macomber, Kendallville. Denby E. Cadick Jr. will be his brother’s best man. Ushers will be Paul Martin, William H. Wemmer, William J. Kothe and Paul Trent, Chicago. Parties to Be Held A number of parties have been planned to honor Miss Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. John James Cooper will entertain with a dinner party Friday night in honor of Miss Barnes and her fiance, and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Remshardt, Heilbronn, Germany. Mr. Kothe and Mr. Wemmer will give a dinner party next Saturday night. Mrs. Macomber will have a luncheon bridge at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elder Adams, 4145 Washington boulevard, Tuesday afternoon. May 27. That evening Miss Carolyn Richardson will entertain with a bridge party. Date to Be Set Later Friday, May 30, Miss Marea Haueisen will entertain with a supper in honor of Miss Barnes and Mr. Cadick. The next day Mrs. William Kern and Miss Hope Pfafflin will have a luncheon at the Woodstock club. That night Mr. and Mrs. William Jungclaus will entertain at dinner. Mrs. Henry C. Thornton, will have a luncheon bridge June 3. June 4, there will be a stag dinner for Mr. Cadick at the Columbia Club. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trent. Chicago, and Miss Helen Trent, will entertain with a dinner June 5. Mrs. Rudolph K. Haerle and Miss Helen Shepard will entertain for Miss Barnes, the date to be set later. Miss Barnes was graduated from Tudor hall £nd Vassar college and is a member of the Junior League of Indianapolis. Mr. Cadick was graduated from Indiana university and Yale law school. He is a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.

Girl Scout News

The Girl Scout photography class has Invited the Girl Scout troops, their leaders, parents and friends to attend their closing day celebration which is to be held in the L. S. Ayres’ auditorium, Saturday, May 24, from 2 to 5. The program for this event will consist of an exhibit of the best work each Girl Scout has done, from 2 to 3:15. After this there will be several talks given by prominent speakers In photography work. Mrs. E. Blake Francis, commissioner, will give the opening greeting, “What Is Photography—a New Interpretation,” by Hilary Bailey; “Studying Nature Through the Medium of a Camera, ’ by Brandt Steele; “Our Attitude Toward Photography," by Dr. J. F. Bailey. The program will close with the announcement of awards i\nd prizes for the following work: Illustrative photography, indoor portraiture, nature studies and still-life studies. Blue cards are due not later than Wednesday. The next court of awards will be held June 6, at the Irvington Methodist church, Audu- ; bon circle, at 7. This will be the J last court until fall. Troop 33 is going to entertain the girls who sold the most cookies in their troop with a costume party. Troop 28 entertained their parents Friday with a Father-Mother-Daughter banquet at the Broadway M. E. church. The Girl Scouts made ; up the program. Camp folders may be obtained at the Girl Scout headquarters any time now. Leaders are asked to get the folders for their troop since they are not going to be mailed this year to the girls. New candidates reported during the last week are Ethel Mae Osborne. Patricia Flick, Mary Frances Milholland, Fay Van Arendo.V. Naomi Williams.: Troop 1: Betty Jane Ramsey. Marcella Johnston, Mary Florence Hunt, Troop 17, and Alberta Speece. Trop 37. Patrol 1 of Troop 22 sold the most cookies. The girls of this patrol are to be honor guests on a hike which has been planned by the other girls. Mary Louise Merrill is the patrol leader. The Girl Scout edition called “The Girl Scout Salute" is now ready at the office. Leaders are asked to come in for them. This issue is the camp number. Mrs. William Edwards, examiner . for the hostess merit badge has been .working with Troop 28 for the last two meetings. Quite a few' girls are passing this merit badge. A motheis’ tea is going to be given this week by the girls of Troop 21. Mrs. I. Jones is the captain of this troop. The girls that have been invested during the past week are: Margaret Pierce and Helen Waters, Troop 32. Troops 43. 30, 23 and 24 are all taking hikes jut to Camp Dellwood this week-end. Girls are passing a great deal of their work for this .next court of awards. Troop 1 is going to have a banquet for the fathers and mothers of the girls Monday, June 2, at the Irvington Presbyterian church, ; Johnson and Julian avenues, at 6:30. The Girl Scouts are giving the Girl Scout litany. Miss AdamIson, local director, will talk on ;camp. Song groups will make up ;the program. There will be a meeting of the citizen troop June 13 and 14 at Camp Dellwood. All girls that will .enter high school in the fall are invited to come. Details for this affair will be given later. Sponsor Church ’Party A luncheon, card party and “country store” will be given by the rummage committee of S*. Patrick's ; church Tuesday afternoon and night, in St. Patrick's hall. Prospect • street.

Hst time by Indianapolis society fc’k Tuesday. The until next Sunday, in the coliseum at the state iss Anne Kelley to Hale L. Dant, Connersville, took •ning at SS. Petc-r and Paul cathedral. Mrs, Dant ' Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kelley, 2542 North Capitol Mrs. Dant will be at home in Connersville. Joodman has turned over her home in Crow's Nest lusical to be given May 25 by the Mutual Service affair is for the fund to aid needy business and a of Marion county. Edgar M. Milam, Plainfield, anonunce the endaughter. Miss Lavcna Miam. to Robert M. Caltd Mrs. Fred Calvert Jr., Plainfield, which will tAke sday night, June 18, in the Plainfield Methodist ■I ______ h'nOJO Mr>, Lla. . - / f)a Mrs. Lucille Gerth, 2035 North Meridian street, annnounces the / Jf\S> ft ALB L, Un/W marriage of her daugher, Miss Margaret Gerth, to Russell B. Hottell, - f W _ J X W /rl T> TTnit 11 n C ITT A. m 1 1 i.l A.

Sesame Club in Party Marking 30th Birthday Thirtieth anniversary of the Sesame Club was celebrated with a party today at the home of Mrs Bert J. Westover. 55 South Audubon road. Special guests were former members. Among those who attended were: Mrs. E. W. Prilliman, Shelbyville; Miss Margaret E. Carroll, Cleveland a charter member; Miss Helena M Patterson, another chapter member, at whose home the club was organized; Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford also a charter member, and Mrs. James P. Darnall, the only charter member who retains active membership in the club. The house was decorated with spring flowers. The tea table was centered w'ith pink and w'hite flowers, the club colors. Mrs. Sam Campbell, president, and Mrs. Darnall served, assisted by Mrs. L. P Gorton and Mi’s. E. T. Albertson. An informal program was given.

MRS, LESLIE HOSTESS FOR BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Harry G. Leslie will be hostess for the regular monthly luncheon-bridge of the Columbia Club Wednesday at 12:30. She will be assisted by Mrs. John C. Ruekelshaus, Mrs. Gaylord Morton. Mrs. John Kiley Ruekelshaus, Lebanon: Mrs. Henry C. Thornton, Mrs. Oliver P. *Reese. Mrs. Frank Reynolds, Mrs. D. J. McCarthy, Mrs. C. B. Huff, Martinsville, Mrs. Clare Parry and Miss Dorothy Cunningham. This will be the last lunch-eon-bridge for members and guests until October. Reservations may be made with Mrs. J. Hart Laird, club hostess.

Richmond Organist Guest Artist for D. A. R. Morning Musicale

Donald C. Gilley, organist, of Richmond, will be guest artist at the Morning Musicale to be given Wednesday at 10:30 at the home of Mrs. Myra J. B. Allison, Cold Springs road, by the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and sponsored by the finance committee. Mrs. Helen Warrum Chappell and Vaughn Cornish will appear on the program with Mr. Gilley, as will a violin quartet, composed of Miss Marguerite Billo, Miss Harriet Payne and Miss Lorinda Cottingham. accompanied by Mrs. Frank Edenharter. The following program has been announced by Mrs. Charles A. Ffafflin. chairman of the music committee of the chapter: "Sone of Gratitude" Cole Sonne Song” Hollins •March, from Suite in Miniature"... De Lameter Mr. Gilley. Duet (Paglaiccii" Leon Cavallo Mrs. Chappell end Mrs. Cornish. • Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seer" White "Welti" Brehms "Eretlkan" Grte? "Tanso” Albeniz Violin ouartet. At the Well” Hageman •Moor Marketing" Weaver "Love Went a-riding" Ridge • Hills" La Forge Mrs. Chappell. "Will O' the Wisp” Nevin • Romance" Debussy 'Cortege” Debussy Mr. Gilley. Mrs. Ernest D? Wolfe, chairman of the finance committee, the committee. and members of the executive board are in charge of the ticket rale. Reservations may be made by calling Miss Carolyn Thompion at the chapter house. Mrs. George Scott Olive and Mrs. Cleon Nafe are in charge of the ushers who will include Mrs. J. Francis Madden. Mrs. R. Herbert Ransburg. Mrs. Walter B. Smith, Mrs. Walter L. Foreman. Miss Dorothea Tall, Miss Dorothy Walsh, Miss Adele Rorocr. Miss Mary Virginia Mcore and Miss Nancy Kalleen. Coffee tables will be in charge of Mrs. James A. Sutherland, Mrs.

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Henry C. Ketcham, Mrs. Frank LaFoe Link, Mrs. Charles Railsback, Mrs. E. H. Darrach, Mrs. E. L. Kruse and Mrs. James L. Gavin, vicepresident general from Indiana; Mrs. Wilbur Johnson, regent, and Mrs. John L. Lochhead and Mrs. James M. Ogden, vice-regent, will pour. Many parties have been planned to follow the musicale. Among the hostesses are: Mesdames George Phillip Meier Bertram Day J. Edward Morris H. A. Van Osdol F. Ellis Hunter James B. Nelson Frank A. Hamilton Edna Christian Albert Gall John L. Benedict Gavin Payne Edward Ferger Roy A. Mayse Rov Elder Adams G. B. Taylor J. W. I'uncan Walter Marmon Fred Gunkle Walter Green Charles F. Voyles Ralph Sliowalter C. William Whaley Herman C. Tuttle William F. Kuhn Mauric Tennant William Dobson O. P. Bundy Miss Florence Howell

UNIVERSITY WOMEN WILL HOLD PARTY

Hostesses for the last general meeting of the Indianapolis branch cf American Association of University Women, which will be held at ?:30 Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Gayle B. Wolfe. 4488 Washington boulevard, are as follows: Mrs. Lester Rich, chairman; Mrs. Douglas Bash. Mrs. Paul Stokes, Mrs. H. B. Pike, Mrs. Allen Stackhouse, Mrs. Frank Howard, Mrs. R. C. Rochelle and Mrs. Walter P. Morton. Miss Katherine McHale, national chairman of educational work, will be the speaker. The affair will be a garden party. Marriage Announced Mr. and Mrs." E. B. Allen, 1028 Newman street, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Eleanor Allen, to Elmer Lee Beanblossom. which took place Jan. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Beanblcssom are at home in the Brookside apartments, Tenth street and Beville avenue. * ,

Garden Party to Be Given by Mrs. Ross Woman’s Research Club will have a garden party Monday at the home of Mrs. David Ross, Bonnie Brae. The luncheon committee is headed by Mrs. Oren Smith, assisted by Mrs. W. J. Ramsdell, Mrs. J. P. Smith, Mrs. Milo Stevenson, Mrs. A. P. Thomas, Mrs. J. L. Wallace, Mrs. Cora Young Wiles, Mrs. A. L. Wilson, Mrs. T. P. Woodson and Miss Margaret Stevenson. In the afternoon M. O. Ryker will give a talk on ‘“Woman’s Dress,.’’ Mr. Ryker is secretary -treasurer of the Royal Garment Company. It will be the last meeting of the year. Miss Bevan to Be Honored at Shower Party Miss Cecelia O’Mahony will entertain tonight at her home, 4053 Ruckle street, with a crystal shower in honor of Miss Ethel Mae Bevan, whose marriage to Charles E. Carll Jr., will take place June 14 at S3. Peter and Paul cathedral. Green and peach, the bridal colors, will be used in decorating. The hostess will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. P. O’Mahony. Miss Olga and Miss Gloria Felds will present the gifts. Miss O’Mahony’s guests will be Mesdames Charles Bevan, Herman Zeyen, Cecil Goltry. George Hulsman, Misses Betty McDermot, Mary Shea. Magdalen Able, Mildred McGlinchy, Ruth Duffy, Mildred Gallagher, Marie Hutton, Catherine ; Finneran, Mary Frances Boyle, Mary O’Gara, Margaret Jordan, Eileen Lejme and Florence Maloy.

MR. AND MRS. HOWARD MAXWELL STANTON, 4421 Central avenue, have issued invitations for the wedding of their daughter, Miss Constance Stanton, to Benjamin Robertson Turner Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Turner Sr., Mt. Sterling, Ky. I*.e wedding will take place June 7. Miss Rosamond Van Camp has been assisting with the publicity for the Indianapolis Junior League horse show and rodeo which will be seen for the first time by Indianapolis society folk Tuesday. The show will continue until next Sunday, in the coliseum at the state fairground. Marriage of Miss Anne Kelley to Hale L. Dant, Connersville, took place at 9 this morning at SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Mrs. Dant is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kelley, 2542 North Capitol avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Dant will be at home in Connersville. Mrs. Jack A. Goodman has turned over her home in Crow’s Nest for the tea and musical to be given May 25 by the Mutual Service Association. The affair is for the fund to aid needy business and professional women of Marion county. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Milam, Plainfield, anonunce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Lavona Miam, to Robert M. Calvert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Calvert Jr., Plainfield, which will tike place at 8 Wednesday night, June 18, in the Plainfield Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs. Lucille Gerth, 2035 North Meridian street, annnounces the marriage of her daugher, Miss Margaret Gerth, to Russell B. Hottell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton B. Hottell, 25 West Forty-ninth street.

MRS, WILSON NAMED BY KAPPA DELTS

Mrs. H. Verle Wilson was elected president of Kappa Delta Alumnae Association at a meeting Thursday night at her home in Bridgeport. Other new officers are Mrs. J. H. Whitton, vice-president; Mrs. Roy Hcse, secretary, and Miss Junia Brandon, treasurer. The following committees were announced. Program, Mrs. Wilson, chairman; Mrs. Roy Ross, Mrs. Glen Heavenridge, Mrs. J. H. Whitton and Miss Brandon; telephone, Miss Blanche Hutchinson, chairman; Mrs. Russell Henry, Mrs. E. J. Kowalke and Miss Martha Easton; finance, Miss Juanita Matlock, chairman; Mrs. Wendell Loy, Miss Florence Hill and Miss Brandon; membership, Mrs. H, G. Engle, chairman; Mrs. Gaylord Wood, Mrs. Kowalke and Miss Hutchinson; publicity, Mrs. J. H. Whitton; social, Miss Olive Hoffman, chairman; Miss Katheryn Hurlbert and Miss Mary Lohrmann.

HADASSAH CHAPTER TO HOLD SESSION

Indianapolis chapter of Hadassah will hold its regular monthly meeting at 2:15 Wednesday at the Kirschbaum community center. Mrs. A. Levinson, Chicago, will be the principal speaker. Mrs. Levinson is a charter member of the Chicago chapter of Hadassah and was its first president. Mrs. Harry Mendelsohn will give a group of piano numbers and Mrs. Fred Fishman will give readings. Nominating committee will report. Mrs. Samuel Frommer, president, will preside. Initiation Arranged Regular meeting of Beta Theta Chi sorority will be held at 9 tonight at the home of Miss Sevilla and Miss Rhoda Home, 2940 Park avenue. Flans for initiation will be made. All members and pledges are asked to attend...

Baritone Will Assist Trio at Sunday Concert Vaughn Cornish, baritone soloist, will be assisting artist at the Marott Musicale Sunday in the foyer of the hotel, given by the Marott Trio. The program is as follows: “Trio XXX” Haydn Moderate. Menuetto. Presto. Trio. “Prologue" from “I Pagliacci" Leoneavallo Mr. Cornish and trio. “Nobody Knows the Trouble I’se Seen” Clarence Cameron White Consuelo Couchman. “Heav'n Heav'n” B'*leigh 'Exhortation” Rogers “Were You There?” Burleigh Mr. Cornish. "Goin’ Home” Dvorak-Kreisler . Maud Custer. “Thank God for a Garden” ...D-I Riego “Rogue Song” ' Stothart Mr. Cornish. Selections from “Bohemian Girl"... Balfe Trio. cityJororTtyto . GIVE RUSH PARTY Chi Beta Kappa sorority will entertain with the first of a series of rush parties at Whispering Winds, Brookville road, Sunday afternoon. Miss Vera Campbell, president, will be hostess. Lohrman-Steinruck trio, composed of Miss -Mary and Miss Christine Lohrman and Miss Ruby Steinruck, will present a musical program. Guests will be Mrs. Dorothy Groos, Miss Margaret Welch, Miss Laura Milhols, Miss Ethel Marie Actor and Miss Fay Wall. Hold Joint Meeting Missionary societies of Memorial Presbyterian church will hold a joint meeting in the chapel Tuesday at 7:45. Mrs. W. A. Hutchings will conduct the Bible lesson. A playlet, “Wireless Messages,” will be given. Hostesses for the affair are Mrs. Lyndon Eberly, Mrs. Stanley Byrum, Mrs. Carl Whitney, Mrs. William L. Staley, Mrs. Gordon Stewart. Miss Merrill Conover, Miss Mildred Lorash and Miss Pauline JUttrel.

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Miss Harder Will Marry Henry Goett The announcement of the engagement of Miss Helen Katherine Harder to Henry O. Goett was made Friday night at a party at the home of Mrs. R. E. Brann, 54 Ridge View drive. Mr. Goett Is the son of Mrs. Christine Goett, 1216 South East street. The wedding will take place June 28. The house was decorated with spring flowers. Three white bells, one of which contained the announcement, were suspended from the archway of the living room. They were tied with pink tulle bows, and streamers of smilax. The serving table was centered with a low bowl of spring flowers and lighted by tall pink tapers. Appointments carried out pink and blue the bridal color scheme. Guests included: Mesdames Goett Oscar Wells Harry Mountain M. L. Oberholtrer Fred J. Nicely L. D. La Grange Harry Garland Carlton Schuck K. L. Stewart , Robert J. Mehne C. Wyatt Williams o. G. White R. L. BecKer Gordon Miller Misses La Verne Wallace Esther Eichmilier Leone Thlmblinß Madeline Randall Johanna Moore Mabel Hadlock Elsa Goett Margaret Hoyt Mabel Smith Mr. Goett was graduated from Butler universitty and is a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.

Invitations Are Issued for Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Howard Maxwell Stanton have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Constance Snow Stanton, to Benjamin Robertson Turner Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Robertson Turner, Mt. Sterling, Ky. Tire wedding will take place at the Stanton home, 4421 Central avenue, at 8:30 Saturday night, June 7. Mrs. James Westerman Ray will be matron of honor, and Mr. Turner’s sister, Miss Frances Turner, Mt. Sterling, will serve at maid of honor. Joel S. Poorman, Norfolk, Va„ will be best man. Charles Megargel, Scranton, Pa., will be his attendant. Miss Stanton was graduated from Wellesley college, Wellesley, Mass. Mr. Turner was graduated from college, Schenectady, N. Y. He is a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.

Camp Fire Girls

First aid course is being conducted by Mrs. Clyde Osborne of the Red Cross for Camp Fire Girls who are working for their firemakers’ rank. First class was held Tuesday, May 13, in the Camp Fire office, and the following girls were present: Eleanor Jane Fullenwider, Jeanette Armitage, Betty Lou Ingermann, Betty Jane Beem, Evelyn Sutherlin, Mary Lenguell, Evelyn Conley, Helen Senges, Mildred Gauker, Lois Stratman, Flossie Mae Nolan, Anna Marie Pressed, Miriam Staley, Jean Fonda, Bobby Weise, Marian Barnes, Edna Taggart, Violet Stanger, Helen Malloy, Doris Stanger, Mildred Taggart, Katherine Connoh, Florence Klotsche, Beatrice Wade, Betty Leerkamp, Bernice Ellis, Margaret Heagy, Roberta Everett and Jane Ann Greenlee. The next class will be held at 3:30 Tuesday in the social hall of the Y. W. C. A. The east side hike was held last Saturday. The girls met at East Tenth street and Arlington avenue at 10 o’clock and hiked about a mile east. The girls cooked their dinner. Reports on the camp conference were given. The hike was under the leadership of Miss Margaret Marshall. Mothers and and daughters banquet will be given by the Guardians’ Association, June 12 at the First Baptist church. Committee of awards will be held next Saturday, at the social hall of the Y. W. C. A. This will be the last Court of Awards until next fall. Tayuada group of School 7, under the leadership of Miss Mary Marshall, discussed the camp conference at their last meeting. Witawentin group, under the leadership of Miss Ethelmae Miller, met at the home of the guardian Friday. Reports of the girls’ camp conference were given by Mary Ellen Shelburne and Betty Hobbs. The girls made plans for a bunco party to have been held Friday. School 35 group held its regular meeting at the school Thursday. The report on the girls’ conference was given by Georgiana Amt. Miss Ethelmae Miller met with the girls at School 80 and Mrs. Franklin White, guardian, Monday. The girls held a short business meeting and worked on symbols for their headbands. Kataya group of School 49, Miss Pauline Mohler, guardian, held their meeting last Thursday at 3:15. The girls are selling candy to add to their treasury. Cakenscho group of School 62 met Monday afternoon. Blanche Reed and Virginia Moffit gave book reports. Instead of holding their weekly meeting the girls of the Wawasai group, School 54, entertained their mothers. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Carl Anderson, 616 North Oakland avenue. In the center of the serving table was a tepee with Indian characters and a miniature forest. At each end was a replica of the Hunter’s fire. BANQUET WILL BE HELD AT PARISH Daughters and mothers banquet of the Girls’ Friendly Societ *. Chrirt church branch, will be held in the parish house Tuesday. Mrs. Betty Woldt is hostess, assisted by Miss Mary Lawton, Miss Dorothy Dugdale, Miss Helen Keeney, Mhs Helen Kidwell and Miss Eunice rrarshall. The annual diocesan meeting will be held next Saturday and Sunday in the parish house. Winnifred Dundle, Chicago, field secretary, will be speaker. Michael Stuppy and his daughter, | Mrs. Mary Salmon, 1212 Belleview j place, will sail May 24 from New 1 York for a three-month tour in Europe,