Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 252, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1931 — Page 8

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Sorority Is Hostess for State Dinner _ ■ Active and alumnae members of 41pha Chi Omea. national college •Brority, held thetr thirty.flrst annual state luncheon at the Columbia Club today More than 350 presons were present, representing the chapters at De Pauw, Purdue, Indiana and Butler universities, and alumnae from over the state. Seated at th speakers’ table were: Mes<Uinee lUlph B Clark. Seob7 Cunningrhun. Indianapolli; Hrry Smith. Greenewtle, Bdward M Childs. Msrtlnsfll. ni.. and Miss Estelle teonard. Union Ci'y, founders of the sorority; Mesdames Gilbert L .Van Auken. Syracuse. N Y.. natinoal president: James P. Collins. Laarange. Hi., editor of the Lyre, official AJpna Chl Omega magazine. Mark E.' Uncapher, Gary, central province president. Orval S. Hlxon. president or Beta Beta alumnae chapter, and Miss Mildred Blacklidee. Indianapolis, rational secretary and toastmlstress. Have Special Tables Other honored, seated at special tables, were newly elected presidents of the four active chapters. Misses Bernice Phelps, DePauw; Ruth Lindemann, Purdue; Naome Ragins, Indiana, and Cecile Nease. Butler. Another table was reserved for women who organized Beta Beta chapter, and who were present at the first state luncheon, thirty-one years ago. The sorority colors, scarlet and olive green, were used in the decorations. The programs were printed in red and green folders; favors were desk ornaments, bearing an etching of the lyre bird, a sorority emblem, made by members of the Beta Eta chapter at Florida State college, Tallahassee, Fla. Give Musical Program Mrs. Hixon greeted visiting chapters and alumnae, after which Alpha Chi Omega songs were sung, led by a double quartet, directed by Mrs. James M. Ogden and accompanied by Miss Henrietta Wood. Toasts and stunts carried out the Idea of a radio program. Misses Maxine Spaugh and Leila Elliott played. Toasts were given by Mrs. Uncapher, Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Van Auken. A musical program was given by members of the four active chapters, Misses Sara BitrofT, Indiana; Violet Nyland, Purdue; Helen Maranda, De Pauw, and an Apache dance by members of the Butler chapter. Founders Are Honored An informal reception in honor of the founders followed the luncheon. t Mrs., W. Finley Wright was general chairman of arrangements, assisted by:

Mesdames George L. Clark, Robert A. Wolfe. James M. Ogden, George R. Jeffrey, Carl W. Klger, Thomas W. Ayton, Van P. Murphy, Ralph B Clark, H. W. Wlerlck. S. L Mouser. Robert L. Mason. C. E. Cottingham, T. M. Rybolt. Cleve Fix, R. D. Bowers, Thomas F. McNutt, George W. Walker; Misses Ann Hall. Lucille Hurd, Norma Davidson, Florence Guild, Dorothy Patterson, Henrietta Wood, Hannah Keenan and Marthalou Akers. The formal state dance will be held tonight at the Columbia Club. Miss Leila Bella Shipman is general chairman, assisted by Mesdames Donald U. Bridge, George Eddick, Misses Billie Snyder, and Louise Griffin. A grand march led by national officers will be held. Music will be furnished by Connie's orchestra and special features will be presented by Jac Broderick and his dancing partner. Members of the four active chapters who attended the luncheon, and will be present at the dance tonight are: Aphl Chi chapter. Butler university. Misses Evelyn Bentley, Janet Bradley, Rosemary Bretzman, Mary Frances Cray, Francele Crenshaw. Leila Elliott. Mary Jeannette Evans, Elsie Gllblnson. Constance Glover, Naomi Guild. Clarlbel Hacker, Jane Hall, Louise Haworth, Mary Love Hewlett. Helen Johnston. Mary Isabel Leedy. Gladys Mower. Ceclle Nease, Jeannette Palmer, Mary Rosalind Parr, Ruth Randall. Florence Renn. Dorothy Stewart. Vera Sudbrock. Violet Tipps, Myra Trlller, Josetta Yelch, Josephine Bennett. Bertha Bretzman, Kathryn Budd, Floise Byrklt, Louise Dennany, Moselle Ehnes, Joen Freeman, Mae Henri Lane, Margaret Overman. Ruth Shields. Maxine Spaugh, Louanna Talbott. Ruth Waldbleser. Betty Yoder, Mary Zlmmerly and Harriet Gamble. Alphu Mu chapter, Indiana university, Misses Alice Allman, Olga Blrk. Sara Bltroff. Marie Collins. Martha Collins. Eldora Colson. Elizabeth Curtiss. Christine Davis, Jane Detamore, Constance Frick, June Goyer, Martha Lou Gray, Helen Haubod. Thelma Holt. Julia Howard. Martha Jenkins. Marjorie Jones, Dorothy Krowell, Olive Lesh. Frederica Linkmeyer. Martha Mcßoberts. Francis Martin. Jean Meta. Ethel Morris. Lorraine Mouser. Vivian MullhoUand, Eleanor Nichols, Marjorie O'Dell. Jane Padgett, Rosemary Padgett. Florence Palm. Marjorie Parham, Jeanne Perry. Roberta Pierce, La Vouhn Rabourn, Naomi Ragins. Marlon Rasmussen, Kathleen Rlester. Louise Schmidt, Charlene Schowe. Frances Sears. Lavern Shanklln, Mary Shock*. Betty Smith, Louis Smith, Lyda Jane Smith. Eleanor Stier. Ruth Thomas. Alice Van Buskirk. Emily Whitaker. Kathryn Wilder. Mary Wisehart. Antoinette Woodburn. Shirley Worrell, Martha Wright and Esther Young Alpha Beta chapter, Purdue, Misses Lois Jane Bryant. Mary Elizabeth Callahan, Ruth Corns. Alice Corrigan. Mary Daugherty, Marie Dederlck. Florence Diamondstone, Mary Louise Dillon. Martha Dungan. Sue Dillon, Dorothy May Evans. Wilma rosier. Marguerite Glenn, Esther Hohlt, Helen Jordan, Alys Kessener. Marjorie Lawson. Ruth Llndemann. Maxine Malsbary. Mildred Manlove. Helen McDonough. Mary Ann McDow.sll. Kelso Myers. Ruth Ceil North. Violette Nyland. Sarah Paynter. Helen Penslnger, Mary C. Reehling. Clarice Rlgsbee. Hazel C. Robertson, Margaret Roberts. Betty Roy, Dorothea Shock. Patricia Teeple. Esther Winn and Kathryn Zoereher. Alpha chapter. De Pauw university. Misses Mary Elizabeth Baldwin. Ruth Bonifield. Kathleen Caldwell. Betty Cberney. Virginia Covert, Helen Dickinson, Harriet Dresser, Charlotte Epple, Betty French. Mary Bailey Fry. Dorothy Hautau. Mary Margaret Hill, Marjorie Holcomb, Mary Jennings. Virginia Juetl, Helen Kendal], Jean Kramer. Vanda Lea Lavengood. Bety Leavitt. Clarke McKlm. Helen Maranda. Vary Lou Musselman, Lois Northrop, Frances Patton. Bernice Phelps, Dorothy Rodgers, Lenore Ruark, Eleanor Rumps, Mary Margaret Tutewller, Dorothy Valentine, Maxine Ward, Imo Yates. Mary Ellen Armstrong. Mary Barnard. Margaret Cummins, Elizabeth Demlng. Grace Flood. Elizabeth Gilbert. Hannah Oaugb. Martha Lee Haskins. Mary Katherine Klger. Jane lewis. Betty Pence, Janet Pointer. Elaine Rogers. Ruth Scrlbbens. Mildred Small, Le Vaughn Smith and Cecille Tralnor. Sorority to Have Tea Miss Florence SchafTner will entertain members and pledges of Theta Mu Rho sorority* at a bridge tea Sunday afternoon at her home 412 North Dearborn street. She wll be assisted by her mother. Mrs. T. L. Tharp.

\mßi J Mi-. leu CIM, / JhSI \ ffll elshaus. The ceremony was per- day afternoon in honor of' the k l ULLIOTT fonned St. Valentine's day at SS. national officers of Alpha Chi p; ."'Hw '' I Peter and Paul cathedral. The Omega sorority who are attend--5 \ MOORBneu> bride is the daughter of Mrs. ing the state day celebrations tol Photo Frank Binford. 3509 Central ave- day at the Columbia Club. The I nue. Mr. Ruckelshaus is the son tea will be held from 2:30 to 4:30 lllllNlll l of Mr. and Mrs. John Christian at the Clark home, 3322 Guilford I Ruckelshaus. avenue. All members of the city, v i \ Mrs. Perry Lesh is a member and those in the city for state \ °f the patrons’ committee for the day, are invited. i skating party sponsored by Alpha Mrs. Herman Sielken is a memjb, ?||||| | , Latreian Club, to be held at River- ber of the entertainment commit- \ If? l|lp f— side rink March 23, for the bene- tea of Avalon Country Club. The \. i4~, 1 fit of the nutrition camp at cl ib will hold a dinner-bridge ! Bridgeport. - party tonight at the Columbia *4V * s •-Mrs. Robert Elliott, is chairman Club for members and guests. The •" ~ " of the committee in charge of the regular monthly luncheon-bridge Indianapolis Flower Mission quar- will be held Thursday at the Ccterly luncheon in honor of the lumbia Club.

Avalon Women’s Golf Schedule Is Completed Until Fall

Mrs. Herman Sieiken, chairman of the woman's golf committee at Avalon country club, has announced completion of the women’s golf schedule from April 7, through Oct. 6. Mrs. Sieiken and her committee, MEETING TIME OF~ CLASS IS CHANGED The time of meeting for the Wednesday morning study class of the Indianapolis Association of Women Bible Teachers, which meets at the Y. W. C. A., has been changed at 10:30, as was the original custom. Miss Florence Lanham. teacher of the class, is a member of the Y. W. C. A. staff. The International Sunday school lessons are studied for the following Sunday morning classes. Students of the Bible are eligible to attend the sessions. EDUCATION GROUP WILL HAVE PARTY Council of Administration Women in Education will give an “As You Like It’’ party at 7:45 Monday at the Columbia Club. Tables for bridge and other games will be arranged. The next meeting of the council will be tea and election of officers at the Children’s Museum, April 6. Drama Club to Meet Kendall Dramatic Club Bill meet Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Smock, 502 Wallace street. Mrs. Lloyd Wright and Mrs. Witt will be assisting hostesses.

including Mrs. Earl Hervey, Mrs. William M. Hutchinson, Mrs. Glenn Howe aid Mrs. Earl Fortney, have asked the women to play at the club and make the best of the facilities until May, when the new clubhouse will be completed. When the dining room is available, luncheons will be held in connection with tournaments. April 7, a blind par tournament Bill be held. The first day of the women’s golf tournament of the City Golf Association will be held at Avalon, May 25, and the woman's state golf championship will be played at the club June 20-25. An elaborate schedule, including bi-monthly tournaments, has been arranged by the committee. The Razzberry tournament, held last year, which will become an annual event, will be played in September.

Theta Nu Chi Will Hold Fifth Anniversary Dinner, Program

Indianapolis chapter of the Theta Nu Chi sorority will hold its fifth anniversary dinner tonight at the Antlers, in honor of the founders. Miss Anita Brownlee will act as toastmistress. and tne program will be carried out as a “blues’’ entertainment. Table decoration', will be in the sorority colors, violet and silver. Roses and blue delphinium will adorn the center and will be lighted with violet tapers tied with silver tulle, in silver holders. The program will be presented by Mrs. Edward Robertson, Misses /Louise Watson, Isabelle Early and Charlene Noblitt.

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In one of the most romantic weddings Indianapolis ever has seen, Miss Elizabeth Jane Hassler became the bride of Conrad Ruckelshaus. The ceremony was performed St. Valentine’s day at SS. Peter and Paul cathedral. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Frank Binford, 3509 Central avenue. Mr. Ruckelshaus is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Christian Ruckelshaus. Mrs. Perry Lesh is a member of the patrons’ committee for the skating party sponsored by Alpha Latreian Club, to be held at Riverside rink March 23, for the benefit of the nutrition camp at Bridgeport. Mrs. Robert Elliott is chairman of the committee in charge of the Indianapolis Flower Mission quarterly luncheon in honor of the

Music Sorority Alumnae Will Have Meeting

March meeting of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary musical sorority, will be held Wednesday night' at the home of Miss Elsa Reyer, 2064 Central avenue. Dinner will be served at 6. Misses Mabel Rose and Mabel Snyder will be assisting hostesses. During the business meeting, officers will be elected. A discussion of “Aida” will follow. Mrs. Helen Smith Foltz will have a paper, illustrated by phonograph records. The following will present vocal and instrumental numbers: Mesdames John Sink, Asel Spellman Stitt, J. E. Thompson. D. E. Gruber, Nell Kemper McMurtry and Max Wall. Accbmpanists B T ill include Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs, Mrs. McMurtrey and Miss Lulu Brown.

Favors will be silver bracelets bearing the sorority crest Reservations have been made by the following members: Misses Mary Egan. Dorothy Stoelting. Loralne Jackson. Nellie Price. Lois Williams. Helen Day. Eleanor Egan. Stella Bertram. Dorothy Altizer. Ruth Carpenter. Helen Belfert. Mabel Krentler, Ouida Jon's. Reva Harvey. Margaret Reid. Elizabeth Anderson. Gertrude Ebner. Edith Albertson. Helen McCrelght. Alice Hill, Hazel Guio. Helen Cussaek and Mary Ellen Klingman. Psi Omicron to Meet Beta chapter, Pi Omicron sorority, will hold its regular business session at 7 Wednesday night at the Spink Arms,

new trustees Friday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. Ralph B. Clark and her daughter, Miss Maryellen Clark, will be hostesses for a tea Sunday afternoon in honor of the national officers of Alpha Chi Omega sorority who are attending the state day celebrations today at the Columbia Club. The tea will be held from 2:30 to 4:30 at the Clark home, 3322 Guilford avenue. All members of the city, and those in the city for state day, are invited. Mrs. Herman Sieiken is a member of the entertainment committee of Avalon Country Club. The cl ib will hold a dinner-bridge party tonight at the Columbia Club for members and guests. The regular monthly luncheon-bridge will be held Thursday at the Columbia Club.

D. A. R. Chapter Will Observe Patriotic Day With Contest

Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, D. A. R. will hold nomination of chapter officers at the meeting Thusday, at which time Patriotic Education day wil be observed. As part of the program winning esays from each high school of the city entered in a contest sponsored by the chapter, on “Group Citizenship,” will be read. The winner’s LITERARY CLUB TO ENTERTAIN FRIENDS Wives and friends of members of the Indianapolis Litery Club will be guests at the meeting to be held at 8 Monday night in the clubrooms at the D. A. R. chapter house. William N. Otto will give an address on “Recent American Poetry.” Members of the program committee are Evans Woollen Jr., Herbert W. Foltz, William F. Landers Jr., W. Rowland Allen and Guy A. Wainwright. . D~~LR. CHAPTER WILL HEAR TALKS Cornelia Cole Fairbanks chapter, Daughters of the American Revolutions, will meet at 2:30 Thursday in the Proplaeum. Mrs. Albert Rabb will give a talk entitled “Old HandWoven Coverlets,” and Mrs. Ernest Bross will give a travel talk. Hostesses will be Mesdames Henry W. Buttolph, Chester Bradford, Ward H. Dean and Horace Wood. Pep Club to Entertain Mrs. Edward Bishop, 3440 School street, will entertain members of the Pep Club and- their friends tonight at her home

Department Clubs to Be Hostesses Applied education department of the Woman's Department Club will meet at 2 Friday for election of officers. The department will be hostess to the Monday Guild and will present Mrs. Demarchus Brown in a lecture, '‘Edinburgh and Sir Walter,” following the business meeting. Mrs. Mary Morgan Corman, soprano, accompanied by Miss Gertrude Free, will give a song program. Mrs. George Leebody, general chairman of hostesses, has announced that Mrs. John Downing Johnson and her March committee will serve tea during the social hour following the program. Serving on the committee are Mesdames Amos Butler, Charles T. Hanna. Frank Uamkin, Edward Ludlum, L. F. Orr and Harry’ Plummer. “Indiana Day in Art" will be observed by the art department with a guest meeting Tuesday at the Art Institute. Wilbur D. Peat will give a gallery talk. Members of art clubs throughout the state and president of all federated clubs of the Seventh district have been invited to be guests, as well as members of the State Assembly Women’s Club. Receiving with Mrs. W. D. Hamer, chairman of the department, will be Mrs. Harry G. Leslie, first lady of Indiana; Mrs. Everett M. Schofield, president of the Woman's Department Club: Mrs. H. B. Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Peat, and members'of the executive committee of the department; Mesdames B. S. Gadd, W. C. Gardner, O. L. Watkins, Leonidas F. Smith and Thomas Spencer. A Russian tea in Sculpture Court will follow the gallery tour. Tea will be served from Russian samavors and appointments will carry out the Russian atmospheres. Art students in Russian costume will preside at the tea table and assist in serving. Mrs. Paul Payne is chairman of the following hostesses: Mesdames Earl Wayne Bott, Charlton N. Carter, Willard Clute, Alvin T. Coate, J. F. Edwards, Charles W. Field, F. P. Russell. W. J. Slate, L. H. Sturges, O. C. Wilcox and F. C. Albershardt. The Bauman trio, in Russian costume, will play (furing the tea hour. Preceding the meeting, a luncheon planned for the convenience of out-of-town guests, will be served at the club house, 1702 North Meridian street. Reservations must be made with, with Mrs. W. C. Gardner by Saturday night.

The March exhibit at the club house will consist of paintings by Mrs. Anna E. Keener, Marion, ind., and is sponsored by the art department. The 10 o'clock will meet with Mrs. Burnet, 4417 North Pennsylvania street, Wednesday morning. The class Is open to all guests of the department who remain in the city. The literature department will be hostess to the general club at 2:45 Wednesday at the clubhouse. Albert Stump, Indianapolis attorney, will address the club on “Marred in Making.” Mrs. Ruth Sterling Devin, soprano, will present a musical program, acompanied by Mrs, L. J. Shirley. Officers will be elected at the business meting preceding the pro•gam. Mrs. H. P. Pike, department chairman, will preside. Afternoon tea is in charge of Mrs. A. J. Wohlgemuth, who will be assisted by Mesmades H. K. Bachelder, F. F. Hamilton, W. E. Kennedy, Prank Leggitt, Robert L. Moorhead, Henry Skiles. W. H. Tennyson, Frank W. Woods and W. C. Zaring. Mrs. H. W. Rhoadhamel, chairman of the book a month study group, announces the class will meet at the clubhouse at 11, March 11. Mrs. Arley E. McNeely will review “The Raven” by Marquis James. The monthly luncheon which will follow the class is in charge of Mrs. Charles A. Breece, with Mrs. F. F. Davidson and the executive committee of the department as assistants. Faculty to Be Feted The Phi Delta Theta Mother’s Club will entertain members of the Women’s Faculty Club of Butler university with a tea from 2:30 to 5 Wednesday afternoon at the chapter house, 705 Hampton drive. The president, Mrs. John F. Boesigner, is in charge of arrangements.

school will be awarded an American j flag by the American Legion. Judges will be Mrs. Hugh Hanna, J OIHe A. Davis of the American Legion, and Dr. James H. Peeling. The Shortridge glee club, under the direction of Mrs. James A. Moag, will give a musical program. Hosstesses will be the following members of the patriotic education, radio and better films committees with Mrs. Oscar L. Pond, Mrs. Edward L. Kruse and Miss Ann Ruth Reads, respective chairmen: Mesdames Edson T. Wood, H. Alden Adams, James H. Brayton, Edna Christian, Robert V. Erskine, W. K. Millholland, Harry McLaughlin. Pearson Mendenhall. C. C. Pierson, Jti Jbert J. Smith. Arthur P. Thomas, Karl D. Weaver, Carl Wood Fannie Knowlton Baker. Harold C. Curtis. George B. Elliott, James D. Day, Herman B. Gray. Harold Hershman, Clay Ward. Clifford Lambert. Harry E. Lister, Robert W. Mcßride, L. A. McDonald. Carl J. Turpin, Harry Wade. Obie J. Smith. Blanche E. Chenoweth, Thomas G. Crawford. Samuel E. Earp, Abbte H. Freeland. William Humphreys. Arthur F. Kelley. Casper H- Trulock, Horace Mitchell, C. F. Posson. John Paul Ragsdale, Arthur B. Shutz. Misses Barah T. Sisson. France* I. Maurer. Ruth Louise Armstrong, Harriet E. Barker. Mary Edna Chandler, Anna M. Claybaugh. Carrie B. Frances, Hanna Hadley, Lucile F. Hevron, Josephine B. Herron, Martha Hunt. Mary Elizabeth Irwin, Elizabeth McMatfi Frances B. McMath, Genevra McCoy, Kate Metcalf, Augusta Mering. Mabelle Shelper, Sara E. Henzle. Hickie Hough and Dr. Mary Westfall. Mothers to Be Feted The Simga Nu Mothers’ Club of Butler university will entertain with a luncheon at 12:30 Wednesday, March 11, for members and friends. Mrs. W. V. Wheatley is in charge, asisted by Mrs. R. J.' Walden and Mrs. J. C. Carrington. ;

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—Photo by Platt. Mrs. Stanley Levinson Before her marriage, Feb. 22. Mrs. Stanley Levinson was Miss Esther Arnold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold, 3851 Broadway.

Music Groups Will Sponsor Vocal Concert The Indiana Federation of Music Clubs will sponsor a concert to be given Wednesday night by the Indiana University Men’s Singers, at the Y. W. C. A. Professor D. D. Nye directs the organization. Patrons and patronesses for the concert include: Governor Harry G. Leslie and Mrs. Leslie, William Lowe Bryan, president of Indiana university, and Mrs. Bryan; Messrs, and Mesdames Walter Treanor. Charles P. Emerson. Louis Burchardt. J. O. Ritchie. W. E. Doeppers. Paul McNutt. Walter Greenough. Fred Hoke. William H. Fox. Leo Rappaport. Hubert Hickam. Fred McCain. Glenn O. Friermood. W. L. Richardson. Edward Nell, James W. Fesler. Claude Ewing. W'ard G. Biddle. J. T. Wheeler. Frank Streighthoff. D. O. Dearby. Bert Thurman. Mrs. Ovid Butler James and Mrs. John Oliver

Church Women Entertain With Afternoon Tea Mrs. H. H. McNamee was hostess at tea given by the Woman’s Alliance of the All Souls Unitarian church, at her home, 4507 North Pennsylvania street Friday afternoon for members of the organization and their friends. The tea table was centered with spring flowers, and lighted by green tapers. Mrs. Louie Wiles and Mrs. F. M. Reed poured. During the afternoon a sale of cast-off jewelry was held. The ways and means committee of the Alliance was in charge of the arrangements, with Mrs. Murray Auerbach as chairman assisted by Mesdames Wiles, Reed, Seraph Ashjian, Theodore Reyer, and Russell Lowell. MARTHA TAYLOR IS HONORED AT PARTY Mrs. William Joseph Taylor will entertain today with a luncheon at her home, 1109 North Delaware street, in honor of her daughter, Miss Martha Taylor, whose engagement to Thomas Madden was announced this week. The luncheon also will honor Miss Taylor’s house guest, Miss Katherine Sutphin, Cincinnati. Mothers Will Meet Tau Kappa Tau Mothers’ Club will meet Wednesday for a covered dish luncheon at the chapter house, 507 Buchingham drive.

Noted Organist to Be Heard in Program Here Mrs. William Kennedy and Mrs. Raymond Fox have announced their committee on arrangements for the presentation of Pietro Yon, noted organist, Thursday at St. Joan of Arc church. The cochairmen will be assisted by: M ;dames Leo McNamara. William J. Stark. Carl J. Sherer. F. P. Sander, Francis Ohleyer, Thomas D. Magee. Leroy J. Reach. Peter V. Gartland. Anna A. Steffen. William F. Fox Sr. and William J. Mooney. Patrons and patronesses are as follows: Messrs, and Mesdames John A Hook, Frank C. Thompson. J. J. Blackwell. J. J. Kennedy. William E. Schnorr. Joseph H. McDußse. Thomas D. Sheerin. Max T. Sanders. William C. Hall. William A. Hanley. William A. Durkin. Felix J. Krieg. Macy W. Mallott. D. J. McCarthy and Mesdames Joseph Rink. John J. Madden. Herman J. Arens. Thomas A. Wynne. Theodore B. Hatfield. TRI KAPPAS ARE TO HAVE MEETING Indianapolis associate chapters of Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority will hold its regular luncheon and business meeting at 1 Monday at the home of Mrs. Joseph Walker, 6401 Park avenue. Mrs. Walker will be assisted by Mrs. William Shethen and Mrs. D. Reid DLion. Association to Meet Parent - Teacher Association of School 82 will meet at the school at 3:15 Wednesday. Children from Miss York’s room will give the program. Mrs. Clayton Ridge, president of the Parent-Teacher Association, will be speaker. A

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Wedding to Be Followed by Reception The marriage of Miss Beatrice Gale Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cyrus Johnson, 5501 Pleasant Run boulevard, and Urban Russell Stahl. 1855 East Thirtyeighth street, will be solmnized tonight in a ceremony to be performed at 8 at the Irvington Methodist Episcopal church, the Rev. Guy Carpenter officiating. The altar will be in a setting of palms and ferns, and lighted by cathedral candles In seven-branch candelabra. Two taJl baskets of Easter lilies will stand on each side Tall cathedral candles, twined with smilax and tied with white satin bows, will be placed at alternate pews in bronze reed holders. Mrs. Johnson, the bride's mother, will sing -into My Life She Came.' ‘‘Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life,” “The Breeze” and "Because.” W. Bomar Cramer will be organist. Mrs. Lawrence Ray, the bride's sister, will be matron of honor, and Miss Mary Brown will be maid of honor. They will wear princess gowns ol blue crepe de chine, with pepiums blue lace mitts, and carrv arm bouquets of pink roses. Bridesmaids to Wear Pink The bridesmaids, Miss Rosemary Bretzman, Miss Alberta Guild Reep Miss Margaret Shanklin and Y.ss Isabal Wilkinson, will wear frocks of pink crepe de chine, fashioned like the others, pink lace mitte, and carry’ blue tulle muffs of pink roses Glenn Duttenhaver will be best man, and ushers will be Lawrence Ray, Ed Stahl, Walter Roberts. Robert Dixon and Eugene York The bride, whose father will give her in marriage, will wear a gown of white bridal satin, with a full double peplum at the hip line. Her veil will be caught into a cap with a spray of gardenias across the back, and three strands of pearls across the top, which hang on each side. She will carry a bouquet of white roses and gardenias.

Parents to Receive Louis Carroll Becovitz, ring bearer, will wear a white satin suit and carry the ring on a white satin pillow. A reception at the Johnson home will follow the ceremony. Mr. and Stahl will r.eceive with the Johnsons, the bridal couple and the wedding party. Mrs. Johnson will wear emerald green crepe de chine, trimmed in sequins and pearls. She will wear a wrist corsage of orchids. Mrs. Stahl will receive in black georgette with gardenias. During the reception, Glenn Frierrncod, accompanied by Mrs. Woodford Garrigus, will sing. Mrs Johnson will be assisted by Mesdames Garrigus, Pittsburgh, Pa.: Allen Bond, Louisville, Ky.; Louis Becovitz, Bloomington; Lloyd Baker. Cincinnati; Misses Grace Osborne, St. Louis; Evelyn Ayres, Los Angeles, and Mesdames Roy Van Horn, Glenn Friermood, G. Dwight Smith and Frank Hunter, Indianapolis. At Home March 15 The couple will motor south for a honeymoon, the bride traveling in -a beige wool dress with short, lapin jacket, a brown rough straw hat and brown accessories. They will be at home after March 15, at 5815 East Washington street'. The bride attended Butler university and John kerron art school, and is a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Mr. Stahl attended Butler university and is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha. Out-of-town guests at the wedding are Mr. and Mrs. Hulbert Ferguson, Clinton, Ind.; Mr and Mrs Woolford Garrigus, Pittsburgh; Mr. and Mrs. Don Boyd, Chicago; Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Wrentmore, South Bend; Joel Moorman, Richmond, and Crates S. Johnson, Pittsburgh ASSEMBLY WOMEN WILL BE GUESTS Activities of the State Assembly Women’s Club will come to a close Thursday, following a style show and tea to be given the members of L S. Ayres Cos. in the Ayres auditorium at 3. Members of the club ' will meet Wednesday for luncheon at the Ethelenn tearoom, which will be followed by a party. Tuesday they will be guests of the art department of the Woman’s Department Club at tea at the John Herron Art institute.

MRS, BROWN WILL BE GUEST SPEAKER WBssmmmmtmmßsammmmm Mrs. Demarchus Brown will be the speaker at the guest meeting of the Magazine Club to be held Saturday afternoon, March 7, at the Y. W. C. A. A musical program in charge of Mrs. A. N. Bonham will follow. Hostesses will be Mesdames G. T Earhart, R. M. Beach, Warren T Shearer, J. L. Hodges and Miss Alice Mathews. SORORITY MOTHERS' CLUB WILL MEET Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers Club will meet Monday afternoon at the chapter house at Butler university. Mrs. C. S. Ray will act as hostess Special entertainment will be presented during the afternoon by the following dancing pupils of Miss Marcy Dirnberger: Mary Jane Blehman. Roberta, Kerr. Jorlta Konel. Mary Alice O’Brien, Mary Smith. Alice Treacv. Gloria Atleen Smith. Marjorie Rainey. Nellie O'Brien and Sylvester Bitter. Y. W. C. A. PLANS SWISS TRAVELOGUE Mrs. L. H. Pauli, a native of Switzerland, will be presented by the South Side Y. W. C. A. branch of world fellowship committee Friday night in the second of a series of travel talks. The program will Include folk songs, yodeling and impressions of America and is open to members of the community and friends of the Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Pauli came to this country a few years ago to join her brother, then a student at Purdue university She sings to the accompaniment of her zither, and gives her program in native costume.