Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1931 — Page 17

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Edna Sheets to Be Bride of City Man

, Marriage of Miss Edna Virginia Sheets, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Paul Sheets, 3419 North Pennsylvania street, and Edwin John Haerle, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Haerle, will be celebrated quietly at 4 Saturday, at the Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal church. The Rev. Abram Woodard will officiate. A reception at the Columbia club will follow the ceremony. At home address is for 809 East Thirty-fourth street, after July 1. Mrs. Harold Irving Scott, Plymouth, sister of the bride, will be her only attendant, and James S. Doss, Indianapolis, will be best man. Out of town guests for the wedding will be: Mr and Mrs. A F Banks. Evanston. II!.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haerle, Wooster. O . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott. Plymouth, tnd.. and Joe R. Banks. Joliet. 111. Pageant to Be Held by Hibben School Pupils Annual spring pageant of pupils of the Hibben school will be held Saturday night. Those who will take part in the program include members of the pre-kindergarten, kindergarten and primary schools; Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday dance classes, dramatic art and piano classes. Miss Helene Hibben is director of the school, and Miss Hazel Hibben, secretary. They will be assisted by Misses Katherine Hurlbert and Phyllis Nordstrom, assistant kinderdarten teachers; Betty Alpha Bloom, pianist; Leoline Jacquith, piano teacher; Miss Nordstrom, dramatic art teacher; Zerelda Rubush, ballroom dancing teacher, and Mrs. Melissa Polk, soloist. The program will Include piano solos, readings, dances, and two playlets, “The Doll Shop” and “Humpty Dumpty Land.” Miss Helen Hibben wrote the 6ongs. arranged the dances and designed the costumes. CITY GROUP WILL ATTEND CONCLAVE Mrs. Virginia Hadden, 1530 Kealing avenue, secretary of the grand executive board of the ladies’ auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, will leave Saturday for Denver, to attend the seventeenth international convention of the auxiliary there June 16 to 27. Others from Indianapolis who will attend are Mrs. Gussie Johnson, delegate from lodge 25; Mrs! Josephine Saylor, delegate from lodge 297, and members of the drill team from lodge 25, of which Mrs. Mary McGary is captain.

Miss Harriett Dickerson to Be Bride of C. Hollis Hull

Mrs. Byram S. Dickerson, 4233 College avenue, will announce the engagement of her daughter, Harriett to C. Hollis Hull, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hul, Connersville, at a bridge party this afternoon at her home. The wedding will take place Aug. 23. 'f he bride-elect attended Butler university during the past year, and is a member of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Hull is a graduate of De Pauw university, and a member of Sigma Chi. The announcement will be made at serving time, when a kite, the emblem of Kappa Alpha Theta, and a Sigma Chi cros, bearing the names of the bride and bridegroom-elect, tied with a heart, bearing the date of the wedding, will be presented to each guest. Tables will be centered with silver wedding bells, tied with streamers in the pastel shades, pink, blue, green, yellow and orchid, the bridal colors. Guests will include: Mesdames C. B. Foltz. Frank Morris, E.

Mrs. Gioschio Host at Party for Miss Reed Mrs. Mary Gioschio, 131 North Noble street, enteitained Thursday night with a bridge party and miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Josephine Reed, whose marriage to Ferdinand T. Montani will take nlace June 24. The bridal colors, peach and green, were carried out in the table decorations of green tapers in crystal candelabrae, surrounded by flowers in the selected colors. The hostess was assisted by her daughters. Misses Marie, Florine and Letitia Gioschio. Guests were: * Mesdames John Gauchat. Florence Reed. Raxeelt Montani. P. L. Montani. Guv Montani. Rov Hanson. Marcia Montani. John F l razee. Frank Davis. Harrv Rvan, Harold Worden. Misses Elizabeth Thale. Beulah Revnolda. Marv McCarthy. Martha McCarthy. Victoria Helen and Lenore Montani. Betty Mellon. Helen Gioschio. Isabel Rassael. Cecelia. Antoinette and Adeline Montan and Ann Fox.

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L. Ramey, Miss Rachel Hull, Connersville; sister of the bridegroom-elect; Ruth Heaton, Frankfort; Mary Alice Skelley. Selina, Kan.; Martha Lou Rider, Mattoon, 111.; Kathleen Caldwell, Washington, Ind.; Misses Valencia Meng, Harriett McGaughey, Betty Ramey, Magdeline Adams, Lucinda Warfer. Virginia Craig, Polly Becker, Mary Jane Morris, Helen Louise Langsdon. Jane Howe, Evelyn Wolford. Muriel Adams, Martha Slaymaker, Virginia Fleming. Alice Evans, Ruth Dickerson and Mary Jane Krull. HEADS OF HEALTH ASSOCIATION MEET June meeting of board of directors of Public Health Nursing Association was held in new headquarters of the association, on the eighty floor of the Majestic building. Mrs. Robert Dorsey, first vicepresident, presided, and announced two gifts, S2OO from Woman’s Department Club auxiliary, to be used for furnishings, and $25 from the Junior auxiliary, for supplies. Miss Beatrice Short, in her report, announced the intake of cases was less than in May, 1930, but the case load was heavier by 196 more patients. Pay service showed a slight increase.

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Madison to Be Scene of Convention Preparations for the opening of twenty-seventh annual convention of Indiana branch. International Order of King's Daughters and Sons, to be held June 17-18 in Madison, are being completed. First session will open at 2:30 Wednesday at the Presbyterian church. Reports of officers will be heard at this time. At the night session, address of welcome will be given by Mrs. M. R. Sulzer, Madison. Mrs. George H. Prior, Jewett City, Conn., Connecticut branch president, will address the Thursday morning session. Last formal business session will be held Thursday night. Officers will be elected at the morning session. Mrs. Fred D. Stilz, Indianapolis, state president, will preside at all sessions. More than one hundred delegates are expected to attend. A boat ride for the benefit of the King’s Daughters hospital at Madison will be held Friday on the Ohio river. MISS ANN HICKEY FETED BY SISTER Miss Frances Hickey entertained with a miscellaneous shower Wednesday night at her home, 31 North Arsenal avenue, in honor of her sister. Miss Dorothy Ann Hickey, whose marriage to Henry D. Eders will take place June 24 at the Holy Cross church. The bridal colors, pink and blue, were used in decorations and appointments. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. John Hickey. Guests included: Mesdames Minnie Durnall. Floyd Pelfrey. Gilbert Eders. Joseph Wilhelm, Ben-‘ jamin Hickey, Richard Hickey. Michael Quinn. Anna Feeney. Phillip Welsch. Bernard Trisler. Anna Fisher. Jerry Clark. Margaret Eders. Patrick O’Connor, Wayne Wigel. Misses Olga Fink, Thelma Clements. Mary Naughton and Mary Cook.

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Linen Shower, Bridge Honor Miss Skelton, Bride-Elect

Mrs. Joseph J. Cripe will entertain tonight at the home of her mother, Mrs. John A. Brown, 5703 University avenue, with a linen shower and bridge party for Miss Monzelle Skelton, whose marriage to Cranston Mugg will take place June 20 at the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. The bride-elect’s chosen colors, pink, blue and green, will be carried out in the appointments, and baskets of garden flowers will decorate the home. Mrs. Brown will assist her daughter with hospitalities. Guests with Mrs. E. E. Skelton and Miss Lorraine Skelton, mother and sister of the bride-elect and Mrs. Edna Mugg, mother of the bride-groom-elect. will be: Mesdames Robert Nipper. Robert Shutter. Ralph Bockstahler. Frank Langsenkamp Jr.. Elizabeth Puett. Egbert Hildreth. Dana

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Chandler. Misses Miriam Brown. Dorotha Weaver. Margaret Thompson. Marjorie Goble. Ruth Omelvena. Agnes Ball and Katherine Reagan. SORORITY ALUMNAE CONFERS DEGREE Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Alpha Delta Pi sorority, conferred the jewel degree of the sorority on the following eligible candidates, graduates and alumnae members, Thursday' night at the home of Miss Harriot Jaehne, 5948 College avenue. Misses Mary McDonald, Hanover college chapter; Bernice Gaskins, Bernice Damall, Elsie Mae Leslie, and Florence McDonald, Butler university chapter. Mrs. Iris Hinshaw Myers, chairman of the committee in charge, assisted by Misses Jaehne, Helen Adolay and Mary McCormick.

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Miss Vestal Is Entertained at Bridal Shower Mrs. William C. Haugh entertained with a luncheon and handkerchief shower today at her home, 2341 Park avenue, in honor of her niece. Miss Mary Louise Vestal, whose marriage to Earl Byron Chivington will take place June 20. The luncheon table was centered with a plateau of garden flowers, lighted with tapers, in the bridal colors, rose, green and orchid. Guests included: Mrs. J. W. Vestal, mother of the bridee’.ect. Mesdames George Vestal. Allen P. Vestal, Walter Hanna. Gene Bridges. Howar.d Hanna. C. C. Spurrier. Albert Kle and Miss Josephine Vestal.