Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1931 — Page 8
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Miss Moore to Be Bride ofE. D. Hall Miss Dorothy Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Moore, 4173 Guilford avenue, will become the bride of Edward Decker Hall, aon of A. E. Hall, Chicago, in a quiet ceremony to be performed at 3:30 this afternoon at her parents’ home, in the presence of the families, and a few close friends. The Rev. John W. McFall, Rushvilla, will perform the ceremony before an improvised altar of palms and ferns banking the fireplace, flanked on each side with cathedral candles in seven-branch candelabrae and standards holding baskets of •pring flowers. Miss Victoria Montani, harpist, Will play. Miss Mary Jo Pavey will be Miss Moore’s only attendant. She will wear a gown of rose beige lace, an orchid straw picture hat and orchid slippers, and carry an arm bouquet of Talisman roses. Walter M. Carlson will be best man. The bride, whose father will give her in marriage, will wear a pale blue chiffon and lace gown, pink rough straw picture hat, pink slippers and pink gloves. She will carry a shower bouquet of Johanna IliU roses and lilies of the valley. following an informal reception a: the close of the ceremony, the couple will leave for a motor trip, the bride traveling in a navy blue silk suit, with blue and gray accessor es. They will be at home after June 15, at 1040 North Delaware street. Foth the bride and bridegroom attended Purdue university. Hall is a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hall, Chicago, ant! Mrs. Marion Swadener, Logansport, will be guests. GOLF CLUB PLANS MIXED TOURNEY Members of women’s and men’s clubs at South Grove Golf Club will hold a mixed two-ball foursome tournament Sunday. Partners will be drawn by women. Wednesday the women’s club will hold a business meeting. Mrs. George Wagner, tournament chairman, has planned a rotation tournament fnine holes). First foursome will tee off at 5, giving business women an opportunity to enter. All will dine at the clubhouse before the business meeting.
City Camp Fire Girls Attend Annual Two-Day Conference
Two girls from every Camp Fire group in Indianapolis left today for Heflin’s camp, near Edinburg, to attend the annual two-day instruction course and camp conference. Delegates were to return Sunday afternoon. Courses offered at the conference include work in handicraft, camp craft, first aid and general instructions in preparation for the annual summer camp. A specialty of the conference was to be outdoor cooking of all meals in keeping with the 1931 Camp Fire birthday project of international relations. The conference is in charge of Mrs. Mary Heagy, assisted by Misses Kathleen Klaiber, Louise Reiter, Mary Marshall, Ethelmae Miller, Martha Scott, Mrs. Katherine Burns, nurse, and Mrs. Ralph Stratman, Mrs. Edythe Derbyshire, Indianapolis; Mrs. Helen Potts of Brazil, Mrs. Robert W. Baker and Miss Marian Van Vleet of Franklin. Following girls are attending: Margaret Heagy, Martha Washington, Thelma Washington, Bessie Allender. Alberta Rogers, Genevieve Bryant, Dorothy Lemen, Maxine Rogers, -Betty Bohlinger, Esther Mae Ashton, Vera Carmichael, Margaret Lemons, Anna Belle Comstock, Ida Brown, Delores Lane, Wilma Foxworthy, Joan Horine, Kathrine Ross, Mary Harsin, Evelyn Sutherlin, Nelda Wann, Mary Myers, Marian Sperry, Inez Barnett, Helen Louise McClain, Sarah Garrett, Leah Bryant, Betty Baker, Jane Wilcox, Betty Laßlant, Marian Rowlison, Janet Pickerel, Marjorie Lehr, Justine Derbyhsire, Jane Rowland, Helen Potts, Esther Potts, Rosemary Van Sandt, Betty Stratman, Lois Stratman, Virginia Lee, Elvira Edwards. Evadeen Edwards, Helen Conner, Marian Feeler and Leetha Steele. More than 200 girls attended the citywide hike last Saturday. Mrs. Macy Heagy was in charge with Miss Ethelmae Miller. Misses Mary Marshall. Margaret Marshall. Pauline Mohler. Hazel Smith and Mrs. Ralph Stratman assisting. The girls hiked from Riverside to Butler where they cooked their dinner over open fires. Prom there they hiked to Sixtythird street and College avenue, returning to town by street car. Sixty girl* and guardians attended the camp conference Saturday and Sunday. May 23 and 24 at Heflin's camp. Conferences were held on nature craft, camp craft and hand craft. All meals were cooked out-of-doors. The girls returned Sunday afternoon. Tavsuda group, with Miss Mary Marshall. guardian, attended the city-wide hike Saturday. Icayaskam group, with Miss Hazel Smith, guardian, made smoke prints at their last meeting. Jean Dunn was recently elected scribe in the group. Unaliyl group, with Miss Naomi Burton guardian, hiked to Clay banks Thursday afternoon. The girls baked bread on sticks and roasted weiners and marshmallows. The group has one new member. Alberta Robinson. Mlnehahs group of School 34. with Miss Bdvtbe Derbyshire, guardian, elected Ethel Bensul. secretary at the meeting Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Derbyshire and Mrs. Bivins are giving a welner roast for the girls next month. Tanda group, with Miss Marjorie Sutheriin. guardian, plan to hold a slumber party. The girls also sent some fruit to Maxine Llmi*g. one of their members who has been ill. Litahnl group, with Miss Catherine Beasley. guardian, gave an outdoor dinner at the home of Lorraine Thomason. They roasted weiners and toasted marshmallows. Afterwards they went to the home of Bertha Whittington, to observe music day. Reports on the lives of great musicians and piano selections were given. Kataya group, with Miss Paulie Mobler. guardian, met Thursday afternoon- They divided their group into sis sections. The older girls are helping th* younger girls with their honors. They discussed the June council fire and summer camp. Thelma Lamb is anew member. IlltViltgH group wIU Sira Q. M. Lud-
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Mrs. Louis Haerlet left) is chairman of the arts and interests committee of the Junior League. The movie committee, under the auspices of arts and interests, will film “Little Red Riding Hood” dur-
Harpists Will Give Program at Social Hour Indiana Chapter of Harpists will give a program tonight at the home of Mrs. Frederick Lacey, 140 East Thirty-sixth street. Miss Virginia Leyenoerger, cellist, will be guest soloist. Others of the program will be Mrs. Louise Schell-schmidt-Koehne, Mrs. Alberta McCain Gaunt, Mrs. Bertha Gehr Miller, Mrs. Lacey, Miss Margaret Spencer, Miss Betty Baker and Miss Mary .Catherine Stair. A social hour will follow the program. Members of the chapter will assist the hostess.
wig. guardian, elected Josephine Bailey, treasurer. A short program of games was held. Locheewo group of School 38 and the Wapemeo group of School 51. with Miss Margaret Marshall, guardian, met at 6chool 38 Thursday afternoon and practiced Heldlinger and ceremonial songs. Miss Mary Marshall was In charge. Tawasaya group met at the home of Marian Barnes for a steak fry and to celebrate the birthday of Winifred Wilson. Mrs. Mary Heagy is guardian. Outdoor council fire will be held June 5 at Butler university campus at 7 p. m. All girls taking rank are requested to report at the committee of awards to be held June 1, Monday afternoon in the recreation room of the Y. W. C. A. HAWKINS SOCIETY TO HOLD MEETING Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will give a book review at the annual guest day meeting of Martha Hawkins Society of the First Baptist church Thursday at Jhe home of' Mrs. Woods Caperton, 4833 North Meridian street. Mrs. Norman Schneider has arranged a musical program. Mrs. Judson Stark, Mrs. Fred Warner and Mrs. Ida Williams will assist the hostess.
CLUB CALENDAR-NEWS, NOTES OF CITY GROUPS
MONDAY Present Day Club will meet at the home of Mrs. H. W. Rhodehamel, 5102 Washington boulevard, with Mrs. O. M. Pittenger as the assistant hostess. Mrs. FTed Grumme will read a paper on the Canadian Flag. Emera Club will entertain members qf the Fidelis, Adah, Brookside and Englewood Clubs with a Japanese party at the Masonic Hall, Prospect and State streets. Et Cetera Club will hold a luncheon meeting at 12:30 at the Scottish Rite temple, with Mrs. Frank McKamey and Mrs. J. D. Smith as hostesses. Indianapolis Literary Club will be addressed by Robert A. Hendrick-
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Before her marriage last Monday, Mrs. Ferdinand Harry Krentler was Miss Elizabeth Lindsay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lindsey, 3717 Boulevard place. Fallowing an eastern trip, Mr. and Mrs- Krentler will be at home at 245 West Maple road.
| ing June. Mi6s Rosamond Van : Camp will direct the production. Mrs. Edgar S. Gorrell is chairman of the women’s golf committee 1 at the Indianapolis Country Club. | Thursday is ladies’ day at the club, [ and golf tournaments and lunch-
Pi Omicron Chapter Will Be Given Charter at Banquet -
Theta chapter, Pi Omicron sororj ity, will be installed formally TuesI day night at the Spink-Arms. Serv- ; ices will be followed by a banquet at | 6:30 in Valentia room. Members of three other Indianapolis chapters, and of Anderson chapter, will attend the installation. Mrs. John Hay Bailey, program j leader of Theta chapter, will preside as toastmaster. The charter, presented by Mrs. W. W. Shearer, will be accepted by Miss Dorothy Cunningham. Mrs. M. E. Robbins, sponsor, will give invocation, followed by greetings. Miss Edna Rose Conrad will play “Pi Omicron March”; Miss Jeanette I Knight will sing; Mrs. Barbara Wil-
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Miss Josephine O’Donnell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James O’Donnell, 207 North Randolph street, became the bride of Joseph W. Adams in a ceremony performed last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Adams are touring Yellowstone National park.
son on “Foch and Clemenceau,” at the final meeting of the year, in the club rooms at the D. A. R. chapter house. Monday Club will hold a guest meeting at the D. A. R. chapter house, Miss Lucille Stewart will present a musical program. Miss Mary Cotton, 2818 Ashland avenue, will be hostess to the Fortnightly Study Club. Mrs. Frank A. Symmes will speak on “Robert Bridges and John Masefield." Mrs. H. M. Phipps. 2946 North Capitol avenue, will entertain members of the Monday Afternoon Reading Club. Mrs. John Matby will speak on “Venezuela the Beautiful.’’ Indianapolis Alpha Delphian Club will hold its final meeting at English hotel. TUESDAY Guest day will be observed by the Amicitia Club with a tea at the Antlers. Mrs. Mildred Grimes is in charge, assisted by Mesdames W. J. Winning, James Carter, William Perry, and E. B. Cracraft. Mrs. Harry Gates is in charge of the program, assisted by Mrs. Grimes, Mesdames Arthur E. Bender, Ethel j Lambert and Cash Graham. Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will meet at 2 at the Claypool. Mrs. Ross Coffin will be hostess to the Inter Alia Club at her home, 3903 North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. George Bruce and Mrs. Charles Fenner will give the program. Alpha Delta Latreian Club will close its season with a picnic and bridge party at the home of Mrs. George Cornelius, Woodland drive, Haverstick Park, with Mrs. Herman Gray and Mrs. Russell P. Veit as assistant hostesses. Meridian Heights Inter Se Club will close its season with a luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. K. Lang, 2115 Broadway, who will be assisted by Mrs. J. S. Goode. Mrs. Newton McGuire will be hostess for the meeting of the Independent Social Club. WEDNESDAY Zetathea Club will hold a guest meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Carlisle, 26 South Warman avenue. The reception committee will be composed of Mesdames O. K. Homer, S. O. Sharp, J. S. Bates, T. William Engle, Gertrude Hoch and R. H. Hollywood. New Century Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Gordon B. Mess,
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eon bridge parties are held. It also is guest day. Mrs. Gorrell’s committee includes Mesdames James Patton, Alex Metzger, R. W. Stillwater, Charles Latham and A. L. Piel.
son will read and the following will make brief talks: Misses Jennie Hinshaw Knight, Bertha Staub and Thelma Dunbeck. Miss Flora Drake will talk on, “National Ideals of Pi Omicron.” Following are recently elected officers: Misses Cunningham, president; Katherine Gibson, vice-presi-dent; Annaydia Carter, secretary; Miss Alpha Thackeray, treasurer, and Marie Fuchs, historian. Pi Omicron to Meet Kappa chapter, Pi Omicron sorority, 'will meet at 7 Monday night at the Spink-Arms,
Year’s Meeting Will Be Held by Club Union Annual open meeting of Irvington Union of Clubs will be held at 2:30 Tuesday in parlors of Irvington Fresbyterian church. Irvington Garden Society, Irvington Circle of Child Conservation League of America, and ParentTeacher Association of school No. 82, member clubs of the union, will serve as a general committee for the meeting, with Mrs. Charles A. Harris, chairman. Members of Mrs. Harris’ committee are Mesdames Walter Kessler, Harry Lindstaedt, T. R. Lyda, Hendricks Kenworthy and Byron Demaree. Mrs. Walter W. Ward will outline study courses sponsored next year by the union, and David M. Edwards, secretary of the Indiana Council of International Relations, will speak on “Progress Toward Peace.” Technical high school concert club of thirty boys will sing. Club to Play Cards Artemus Club will hold a benefit card party at 2 Tuesday at Banner Whitehill auditorium. Mesdames Albert Cline, Charles "Judy and George Stiles are in charge of arrangements.
522 North Chester avenue, assisted by Mrs. J. Edwin Rogers, and Mrs. Curtis A. Hodges. Mrs. J. C. Carr, Mrs. Hodges and Samuel Craig will give the program. Inter Nos Club will meet with Mrs. J. T. Van Zant, for luncheon. Miss Elizabeth Scott will review Hosie’s “Portrait of a Chinese Lady.” Mesdames C. C. Cappel, P. C. Nocoles and Robert L. Guedei will be hostesses for the Wednesday Afternoon Club. Reports will be given, with music by Miss' Vera Nocoles. Women’s Auxiliary to the Railway Mail Association will hold its May luncheon in honor of mothers and charter members. Officers will be elected, and a musical program will be given by the double quartet of the organization. Mrs. Madison H. Davis is chairman of the committee in charge. Ephamar Club will have guest day at the Roses of Sharron cottage. The program will include a paper. “Romantic Lovers of History,” by Mrs. W. L. James, music, and miscellaneous bits of humor by the members. THURSDAY Thursday Lyceum Club will hold a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. H. T. Brown, Cool Kenny Towers, Carmel, Ind. Mrs. T. D. Campbell will give the program. MRS. LAW NAMED TRAVELERS’ HEAD By United Press KOKOMO, Ind., May 23.—Mrs. R. O. Law, Logansport, was elected president of the United Commercial Travelers’ auxiliary at the opening session here. Mrs. B. O. Little, South Bend, was named vice-presi-dent; Mrs. Lillard Kriaes, Terre Haute, secretary, and Mrs. G. T. White, Indianapolis, treasurer. More than 400 were registered for the convention. Sorority to Initiate Phi Alpha Sigma sorority will hold formal initiation services tonight at the Columbia Club for Misses Florence Brandt and Estelle Bartick. Dinner at 6:30 will precede the ceremonies. Arrangements are in charge of Misses Bess Kern, Margaret Marshall, Pauline Mohler and Anne Bernstein.
D. A. R. Will Hold Rites in Cemetery Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will hold annual Memorial day services Friday. Members will meet at the chapter house, 824 North Pennsylvania street, at 3, and will go from there to Crown Hill cemetery. •The traditional service will be held at the grave of Caroline Scott Harrison, organizer and first president general of D. A. R. and a wreath will be placed on the grave. Flags then will be placed on graves of members who have died during the past year; two revolutionary soldiers, two real daughters, Mrs. Cornelia Cole Fairbanks, former president general of the national society, and Mrs. Chapin Foster, charter member and first regent of Caroline Scott Harrison chapter. Mrs. Quincy Myers is chairman of the remembrance committee in charge of arrangements. Members include: Mesdames Henry C. Ketcham. vicechairman: J. Ambrose Dunkel, Joseph L. Stacey. John L. Benedict. Frederick B. Taylor. S. P. Wadley. Nellie P. WininßS. Frank F. Wocher and WiUiam N. Wishard. Saturday, Memorial'day, members of the chapter, and of Old Glory chapter, D. A. R., will attend the services of the General Memorial Association, on Monument Circle. Miss Carolyn Thompson, chairman of the chapter committee, will place a wreath on the statue of George Rogers Clark.
G. O. P. Club Women Will Hear Judge Indiana Women’s Republican Club will hold a luncheon meeting at 12:30 Thursday at ttye Columbia Club, Judge Raymond Springer, Connersville, member of the national executive board, and first state commander of the American Legion will be the principal speaker. A musical program will follow the ' address, in charge of Miss Pearl Randeil. Miss Rosamond Collins and James Collins, violinists, will play, accompanied by Miss Margaret Sox. Numbers will be given by Mrs. Alta Essex DeLaney, reader, and Mrs. Austin Devore, vocalist. Mrs. Helen K. Johnson, will be hostess, and Mrs. Spann Waymire, Pendleton, president, will preside. Mrs. Allen Lodge will be in charge of the decorations. Mrs. William M. Hart is chairman of the luncheon committee. She will be assisted by: Mesdames Joseph Milner, Angela Moler, Charles F. Miller. John McCullough. M. B. Heaves, Ruth Marshall. I. E. Rush, Carl T. Aldrich. Archie N. Bobbitt, Grace Boswell and Royse Roudebush.
Miss Louise Wicker Will Be Bride of Dr. H. Ingram Gill
Marriage of Miss Louise Wicker, to Dr. H. Ingram Gill, Indianapolis, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gill, Logansport, will take place Sunday at the home of the bridegroom’s parents in Logansport, with the Rev. John Corky officiating. The bride is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Van Wicker, Anderson. The ceremony will be read before an improvised altar of palms and ferns, lighted with cathedral candles. Miss Marie Brown, Anderson, the maid of honor, and the bride’s only attendant, will wear orchid net, with large picture hat of hair braid, lace mitts and slippers to match, and will carry Sweetheart roses. The bride will wear a gown of pale green chiffon, designed with floor-length skirt, fitted bodice, and low decolettage, white lace mitts, and white moire slippers. She will carry a shower bouquet of Bride roses. Dr. Charles A. Everett, Indianapolis, will be the best man. Following the ceremony a reception will be held. Dr. Gill and his bride will take a short wedding trip, after which they will return to Indianapolis to make their home.
Bridal Dinner Will Be Given for Miss Fulkerson, Fiance
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Helkema, 1032 Parker avenue, will entertain tonight with a bridal dinner in honor of Miss Thelma Fulkerson, and their son, Francis Helkema, who will be married at 4 Sunday afternoon at the Brookside United Brethren church.
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Phi Beta Tau sorority will hold its annual spring dance next Saturday night in the Travertine room of the Lincoln. Jack Berry’s orchestra will play, and there will be entertainment during the evening. Miss Catherine Lyzott heads the committee on arrangements.
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Indiana Society to Broadcast National Poetry Week Series
National Poetry week will be observed next week by the Indiaria Poetry Society with a series of radio programs, and a guest meeting Thursday night at the home of the president, Mrs. Carl Taylor. Poetry week is observed each year with the object of fostering an active interest in poetry, and increasSTABLES CLUB TO HOLD BREAKFAST Riding stables at Meridian Hills Country Club will hold a breakfast at 10 Sunday at the club house, which will be followed by a ride along the bridal paths of the club. An invitation has been extended members of Algonquin Riding Club to join the Meridian Hills’ riders. N Miss Burke Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Burke, 255 North Randolph street, announce the engagement ,of their daughter, Catherine Elizabeth, to John J. Fallon. The marriage will take place June 20 at Holy Cross church.
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end. Miniature bridal bouquets of lilies of the valley will be given as favors. Guests will include Miss Fulkerson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Fulkerson, and members of the bridal party. They are: Mrs. E. G. Borncamp, Misses Violet Albers, Ruth Akin, Dorothy Bower, Emma Helkema and Bertona Ransopher, this city, and Fern Midkiffe. Shelbyville; Norman Carroll. Harold Ranopher. Hayes Miller. this city. Donald Frederick, Hamilton, O.; George Shelby, Greenfield, and Harold Hagee, Wabash; Mrs. Homer Ettmgnsperger, Wabash; Mrs. D. A. Frederick, Hamilton. 0.. and Mr. and Mrs. William E. Schaeffer, this city. Mr. and Mrs. Fulkerson entertained Friday night in honor of the bride and bridegroom-elect. ARRANGE PROGRAM FOR MAROTT TRIO Miss Katherine Bowlby, contralto, and Glen Friermood, baritone, will be the assisting artists at the weekly Marott musicale Sunday night in the ballroom at the Marott. Mrs. Dorothy Brown Carrigus, pianist, will be accompanist. The Marott trio, composed of Misses Maud Custer, violinist; Hilda Burrichter, pianist, and Consuelo Couchman, cellist, will play. The program follows: Instrumental—"6arabaade” Handel "Bouree” Bach Marott Trio Voice—- “ Serenade" Brahms “Thou Art Lovely Asa Flower". .Schumans “My Sweetheart” Roger Mr. Friermood Voice—"Habanera” Bizet Miss Bowlby Violin—- “ Caprice Vlennoise” Kretsler Miss Custer Voice—- " Call Me No More” ...Cadman "Tommy Lad” Margetson "Finin' For Dat Freedom Day” Trent Mr. Friermood (Three-minute Intermission) Voice— • _ "Midsummer” Worth “Pirate Dream" ..." Huerter "Awakening". Goide Miss Bowlby Vocal Duet— „ . "The Key* to Heaven Old English Miss Bowlby. Mr. Friermood Instrumental— _ jg; Homurj
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ing the number of people who read and appreciate poetry. The Indiana Poetry Society was formed ten years ago, and this year will mark the fifth annual observance of National Poetry week. Charter members of the organization are: Mesdames Carl Taylor, Carl Lleber, Carrie Hunt Latta, Francis Morrison Rabb, Josephine Duke Motley .Cora Young Wiles, Walter Flandorff, Misses Mabelle Chitwood, Lucille Ballard and June Winona Snyder. Mrs. Taylor was elected president of the group at the time of its organization, and has served in that capacity ever since. There are now more than two hundred members. The society publishes a magazine of poetry quarterly, of which Mrs. Taylor is the managing editor, and which serves as a medium for the expression of the talent of members. MISS BUENNAGEL NAMED PRESIDENT Miss Edna Buennagel was elected president of St. Joan of Arc ladies bowling league at dinner Wednesday night at Whispering Winds. Mrs. J. A. Schneider was elected secretary, and Mrs. George Ricetreasurer. Members who attended are: Mesdames F. W. Addison, J. J. Benefield, C .J. Bringworth, H. li. Glck, E. N. Koehler, C. L. Knoerle, L. P. Kirsch, T. J. Farrell, William Falvey, A. J. Koesters, J. H. Lang, C. E. Murphy, E. H. Marsh, Rice, D. H. Selmier, A. J. Slupeskey, L. A. Strutner, J. E. Sweeney, W. F. Snodgrass, L. F. Stahl, C. W. Tankersley, G. B. Wieper, F. C. Thompson, Misses Buennagel and Marie Moran. DEPARTMENT CLUB TO PRESENT PLAY Drama department of the Woman’s Department Club of Municipal Gardens will present a play, “Neighbors,” at 8 Monday night at the gardens. Joseph Sullivan is directing the play, which will be followed by other entertainment. Mrs. Allen Matthews is chairman of the department. Those taking part are Mesdames Charles Bradley, T. V. Tetroness, W. S. Hodges, A. E. Shirley, Walter King, Mattie Grenn, the Rev. Walter King and Robert Owen. Friends of the members may attend. CHILDREN’S CLUB HOST AT BRIDGE Children’s Sunshine Club will hold its May luncheon-bridge for members and guests Wednesday at the Cynthia Belle tearoom. Mrs. Charles Holtman, hostess chairman, will have Mesdames Schlegel, B. B. Goldnamer, Harry Rosswinkle, Donald Smith and Eugene Elackburn as assistants.
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ZETATHEA GROUP HOST TO GUESTS Guest day will be held by the j Zetathea Club Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jess E. Martin, 510 West Forty-fourth street. A musical program will be presented, followed by tea. Mrs. William Gorry will sing, accompanied by Mrs. M. D. Didway; Mrs. Gorry and Mrs. William Engle will sing duets; Mrs. Edgar Ellsworth, reader, will give an impersonation of ‘’Hagar” in a native costume from Jerusalem. Assistant hostesses will be Mesd&mes Engle, Daisy Bates, Gertrude Hoch, S. O. Sharp, R. H. Hollywood nad O. K. Horner,
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Jane Fargo Will Marry Mr. Baxter Marriage of Miss Jane Fargo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Fargo, 3737 Guilford avenue, to Norman Baxter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Baxter, 5110 North Meridian street, will be solmenized at 8:30 tonight at the Central Methodist Episcopal church. The Rev.* Frank L. Roberts will officiate. The chancel will be banked with palms and ferns, studded with roses and spring flowers. 'Hie altar will be lighted with cathedral candles in seven-branch candelabra at either side. The pews reserved for the families will be marked with white ribbon, and the aisle, down which the bridal party will move, will be designated with white ribbon streamers. Miss Louise Swan, organist, will Play. Emory Baxter Best Man Miss Mary Jewell Fargo will be her sister’s maid of honor. She will wear a gown of pink net over taffeta and will carry Sweetheart roses. The bridesmaids. Misses Delight Baxter, Mary Fulton, Gladys Hackelman and Charlotte Yates* of Erie, Pa., will wear similar frocks of the net o\ er taffeta, in shades of orchid, peach, green and blue, respectively, and will carry arm bouquets of pink roses. Mr. Baxter will have his brother Emory Baxter as his best man Ushers will be another brother, Fred Baxter. Obie Smith Jr., John Gamble, Austin Bruce, Fred McCain and Oren Fifer. The bride will wear a gown of bridal blush' satin, fashioned with ankle length skirt, and a long train, and long tight sleeves, trimmed with lace and seed pearls. Her veil of tulle will be arranged with a tulle cap, edged with lace, and a band of orange blossoms at the back. She will wear a single strand of pearls, and carry’ Bride roses, gardenias, Orchids and lilies of the valley, j Reception by Parents A reception at the home of the bridegroom’s parents, will follow the ceremony. Mrs. Baxter will receive in a gown of blue lace with a shoulder corsage of roses. Mrs. Fargo will wear a gown of coral lace, and shoulder corsage of roses. The home will be decorated in the bride’s colors, pink and blue, carried out in spring ’flowers, arranged throughout the house, and greenery. The bride’s table will be centered with a wedding cake on a plateau of greenery and flowers, lighted with tapers in the two colors. Following the reception, Mr. Baxter and his bride will leave for a wedding trip through the east. They will stop at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., Washington and New York. They will be at home after June 1 at 5441 Washington boulevard. Mr. Baxter attended Wabash college, where he was a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. LUNCHEON TO BE GIVEN FOR GUEST Mrs. Lafayette Page will entertain today with a luncheon for ten guests at Woodstock club, in honor of her house guest, Mme. Olga Samaroff of Juilliard Foundation Graduate School of Music, New York. Mme. Samaroff will speak at 3 at John Herron Art Institute on “Schubert Memorial and the Young American Artist.” There are no invitations to the program, which is complimentary. OMEGA PHI TAU WILL HOLD DANCE Omega Phi Tau sorority will hold its annual state dance Saturday night at the Columbia Club, in the form of a spring cruise, with Connie and his band playing. Committee in charge include: Miss Evelyn Pinnick, chairman; Mesdames Robert Craig, Ralph Maddux, Misse? Mary Burroughs, Lew Ella Hickman, Anna Mae Bush, Mary Phyllis Perkins, Donna Records, Jerry Marks and Bettle Walters. SIGMA CHI CLUB TO HOLD MEETING Sigma Chi Mothers Club will hold a business meeting at 1:15 Tuesday at the chapter house, 714 Berkley road. Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will give the last of a series of book reviews. Hostesses for tea are Mesdames F. B. Gable, Stuart Dean, Charles A. Brown and Carl B. Sputh.
Miss Mary Lou Finnegan will be hostess for the dinner dance given tonight by Omicron chapter, Chi Sigma sorority, on the roof garden of the Severin. Dinner at 7, will be followed by Dancing at 9. Miss Finnegan will be assisted by Misses Mildred Deitz, Kathryn Mulrey and Mary Frances Egan. Decorations will carry out sorority colors, gold and black, with tables forming the diamond-shaped pin Girls will receive corsages and their escorts tea roses. Those who will attend the dinner are: Messrs, and Mesdames Francis M. Coleman, Loren J. Blackmore, chaperons; C. H. Bechert, J. E. Callahan, J, J. Long Paul J. Perrin, Misses Helen Anger, Mildred Deitz. Mary Prances and Ruth Egan, Mary Lou Finnegan. Mary Agnes Griffin', Helen Kreber, Lucille Lindsey, Helen Martin, Dorothy McManamon. Kathryn Mulrey. Louise Murphy, Madeline Ru*ell, Mildred Saffell, Mae Sullivan. Lillian Voyes, Marjorie W’eller. Messrs. Paul Kramer. Don A. Harding, Edward Hackleman, Williard Cameron Harry Gillespie, Harry Rail, Jack Burke, George Callahan. Richard Rearck, Jack Ariman, Kenneth Schilling, Harold Finnegan, William Topmiller. Harold Rubin and Ray Monaghan. Sorority Will Meet Alpha Lambda Chi sorority will hold a business meeting at 8 Monday in the directors’ room at Fletcher Trust Company. Pledge services for Miss Dorothy Roell, Alice and Marie Gilliland will follow. Miss Donnelly to Wed Mrs. Sarah J. Donnelly, 2004 North New Jersey street, announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Euphrasie Donnelly, to Raymond Bungard, Terre Haute. The weddina will take place this summer.