Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1931 — Page 8

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Riley Guild Chapters to Hold Exhibit j State chapters of Riley Hospital> Cheer Guild will hold their annual June breakfast at 11 Thursday morning at the Claypool, when the mother chapter of Indianapolis and all branch organzations will review work of the year. Following the breakfast the program will open with the invocation by the Rev. Guy O. Carpenter, pastor of the Irvington Methodist Episcopal church, followed by greetings from the Riley hospital bsl Miss Mary E. Heckard, superin- j tendent of nurses. Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch will speak on “Reminiscenses of James Whitcomb Riley,” and James E. Fisher, Indiana district governor of Kiwanis international will speak on “Kiwanis at Riley Hospital.” Mrs. Andrew J. Porter, founder and auxiliary secretary of the organization, will introduce the chapters. Mrs. Charles G D. Hogate. president, will preside. Tour to Ilosptia) Following the program opportunity will be given to visit the hospital. Mrs. Warren C. Harrell is 1 in charge of tranportation. An exhibit of chapter work will be arranged in Parlor B at the Claypool, where chapter members may confer with their auxiliary secretaries The Riley Hospital Cheer Guild was organized in April, 1924, with the following objectives, as embodied in the constitution, “to furnish entertainment for the children of the James Whitcomb Riley hospital, and to assist in every possible} way the James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Association.” In June of the same year the first auxiliary chapter, “Little Orphant Annie,” was formed in West Indianapolis by a Sunday school organization, to co-operate with the parent chapter. Soon other local chapters formed ,and in October the first state chapter, “Old Brandywine,” was formed in Shelby county, followed by many others. Each of the groups was named from one of Riley's poems. At the present time there are sixty chapters ; in Marion county and thirty-six i distributed over the state. Contribute Toys, Books The auxiliary members sew, contribute toys and books, clothing and money for surgical equipment to the parent group for work at the hospital. Other city organizations, besides those directly connected with the guild, including business and professional women’s clubs, literary clubs, sewing clubs, church societies and sororities, contribute to the work. There are approximately 1,700 members in the guild, which has as its aim at least one chapter in each county in Indiana. A quarterly bulletin is published by the auxiliary secretary to help keep the mother guild and the branch units in close touch with each other. Local Couple on Honeymoon After Wedding The marriage of Miss Viola Laurenchia Alter, daughter of Mrs. John H. Alter, 3908 Rookwood avenue, and Galvin Ogle Douglass, took place Wednesday afternoon at St. Joan of Arc parish house, the Rev. Joseph Smith officiated. The bride was attended by her j sister. Miss Beatrice Marie Alter, | who wore a pink French organdy frock and Italian lace straw picture hat and carried Butterfly roses. George Douglass was his brother’s best man. The bride’s gown was of Chantilly ; lace over orchid, and she wore an a orchid picture hat of Italian braid, ; and corsage of orchids. Following a bridal diner at the Marott, Mr. and Mrs. Douglass left for a short honeymoon. They will be at home at 2812 Washington : boulevard after June 20. ARRANGE CONCERT FOR MAROTT TRIO Charles Clary, baritone; Mrs. John W. Hutchings, contralto, and Miss Hilda Burritcher, accompanist, will assist the Marott trio in their weekly concert at 8:45 p. m. in the marble ballroom at the Marott. Following is the program: Ensemble—" Andante con moto Scherzo" (from "D Minor Trio") | Mendelssohn Trio. Voice—tat "Conquered" St. Quentin ibl "Untold" Van Alstyne Mr. Clary. Voice—"Sequidilla" (from Carmen”) .Bizet Mrs. Hutchings. Cello—"L&mento” Gabriel-Marie Consuelo Couchman. Voice—<a> "Never” Tostl I tb) "A Little Worle of Love" Russell j Mr. Clary. —Three Minute Intermission— Voice—(a) "The Hills of Rome” Fox i (b) "The Wind Song” Rogers j tc' ‘‘Bondage” Test ' fd) "For You" Burke 1 Mrs. Hutchings. Voice and Ensemble—" Love's Dream". i Katherine Marott Keller i Mr. Clary and trio. Ensemble—" Dance or the Hours” Ponchleill I iPlayed for Mrs. J. E Keller) Trio. TEA PLANNED FOR SORORITY SUNDAY ■ Miss Esther Webb will entertain members of the Alpha Tau chapter, i Alpha Zeta Bela sorority, with a silver tea Sunday afternoon at her j home, 1314 Edgemont avenue. Spring flowers in red and white, the sor- j ority colors, will be used in decorat-! ing. The hostess will be assisted by j her sister. Mrs. A. K. Frirkins. Guests' will include: Mcsdames Evelvn Eichel. Elizabeth tocneJ. Kathertne Eichel. Ben Beil. Marti',; Morrison. Cleo Reed. Elsie Smith, Noble Lomar. Marv Margaret Schubert. Lucille Pines. Pauline Workman. Helen Atwood. Marie Gross. Marjorie Coffin. Mildred Heckman. Juanita Freeman. Naomi Hawthorne. Lucille Newton. Noia Weaver. Misses Tda Mae Eichel. Clara Oude. Bernece Lahmann. Mildred Sinker Ruth Dillard and Helen Blake. TEACUPS CLUB CLOSES SEASON ‘' Ovflf the Teacups Club observed its forty-first birthday anniversary and doeed ita season Friday with a lunchOß at Ulea Country Qlub # in Lebanon. Mrs. Jessie L. Moore, retiring president, presided. Arthur Casey of the Arthur Casey ' Stock Company, addressed the g^up.

PROMINENT BRIDES, BRIDES-ELECT HOLD CITY’S SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT DURING MONTH OF JUNE

Jean Peterson, Bride-Elect, Is fal*: i Guest at Bridge Party j ’||§§; ! .v Mrs. Roger Williams and her and biue. Other tables were cen- • 4 aughter, Miss Betty Williams, 4038 t erec ] with orchid tapers, decorated > N'W • •< s Henwood avenue, entertained with ... .. 1 breakfast bridge party this morn- v,lth blue butterfijs. The guests A ng in honor of Miss Jean Peterson, presented Miss Peterson with a \ i v / */ jUggp, fjpiil laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward breakfast set. Guests with the bride- \ *. > ’eterson, whose marriage to Stan- elect and Mrs. Peterson were: : 4 ••• j# ;y McComas will take place June Mesdames Catherine Forbes. James Tay- %<. w* \\ <&fgßawo 5. lor. Charles Fenner. George Q. Bruce. L. XG %■*. '• \ \ • Jp? Jppjg&S The bride-elect’s table was cen- A - Turnock - Robert Stearns. Joseph Mer- s / J ered with calla lilies, lemon yellow J| am - Frank Berdman Raymond Maguire. || ft f 1% njj O. L. Cunning. Neill Hinton. Marguerite fSI ‘ • ilies, blue delphinium and pink Hanson June xhomas . Frank Langsen- y \ >•.••• 4 ’ is %, nap dragons. Appointments car- kamp . Misses Ruth Peterson. Delight Mor- §, J ft' led out the bride S colors, orchid rison. Jantte White and Charlotte Bruce.

Jean Peterson, Bride-Elect, Is Guest at Bridge Party

Mrs. Roger Williams and her daughter, Miss Betty Williams, 4038 Kenwood avenue, entertained with a breakfast bridge party this morning in honor of Miss Jean Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Peterson, whose marriage to Stanley McComas will take place June 25. The bride-elect’s table was centered with calla lilies, lemon yellow lilies, blue delphinium and pink snap dragons. Appointments carried out the bride’s colors, orchid

Old Glory Society Convention Well Attended at Franklin

Members of Old Glory Society, Children of the American Revolution of Indianapolis, were well represented at the state convention, which opened this morning in Franklin, with the Deborah chapter of Franklin as host. Approximately 125 delegates from over the state were expected to register by this afternoon. Mary Ellen Voyles, junior president of the local group, and Betty Kallean will be pages. Miss Betty Humphreys will sing a group of songs. Guests of honor at the convention will be: Mrs. Samuel Shaw Arentz, national president of C. A. R. and her children: Mrs. Roscoe C. O’Bvrne, state regent of the D. A. R.: and Mrs. James Crankshaw, national vice-regent, D. A. R.. Mrss. A. P. Poorman .state director of the D. A. R. will preside at all sessions. Mrs. William Featherngill. senior president of the Franklin chapter is directing plans. Those attending from the Indianapolis group are: Mrs. A. B. Taylor, senior president: Marv Ellen Voyles. junior president; Betty Humphreys. Betty Kallean. Dorothea Craft. Bridal Shower Will Be Given Miss Matthews Miss Marcella Matthews, whose marriage to Robert Berner will take place June 24, will be honor guest at a bridge party and kitchen shower given by Misses Alice Higman and Mary Elizabeth Thumma, at the Delta Zeta chapter house, 248 West Forty-third street. The bride-elect’s colors, pink, green and blue, will be used in decorating. Guests will include: Mesdames Noble Hiatt. Robert Miller, Misses Louise Headrick, Pearl Bartley, Helen Kincham. Helen Miller. Zoe McFadden, Anita Brownlee,. Mary Adelaide Carrieer and Rose Hay. CLUB WILL HOLD OUTING AT CAMP Ninth annual outing of So-Fra Club will be held next Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Heflin's camp, and will be attended by sixty members. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Otterbach and Mrs. Eleanor Craig will be patrons. A chicken dinner will be served Sunday. and Ralph Maddux will be toastmaster; Miss Frieda Otterbach. historian, and Misses Hermina Ritter, Lucille Field and Elvera Klafzinsky, prophets. There will be tennis and golf tournaments and the winners will receive loving cups. •

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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Enders, 916 East Minnesota street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Viola Marie, to Avon Foster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Foster, 1814 Lockwood street. The wedding will take place July 18 at the St. John’s Evangelical church.

and blue. Other tables were centered with orchid tapers, decorated with blue butterflys. The guests presented Miss Peterson with a breakfast set. Guests with the brideelect and Mrs. Peterson were: Mesdames Catherine Forbes. James Taylor. Charles Fenner. George Q. Bruce. L. A. Turnock. Robert Stearns, Joseph Merriam. Frank Herdman. Raymond Maguire, O. L. Cunning. Neill Hinton. Marguerite Hanson, June Thomas, Frank Langsenkamp. Misses Ruth Peterson. Delight Morrison. Jeanette White and Charlotte Bruce.

Helen Rogge. Anne Redwlne. Agnes Hucler. Marv Huckler. Arthur Northropp. Marjorie Northropp. Dan Taylor. Donald Dickson. Richard Voyles. Mary Millikan. Anne Pennant. Sarah Louise Smith, Clare Patten and Harriett and Anne Holmes. Posters for the convention have been painted by Mrs. Royden L. Dickson of Indianapolis. Tonight the Old Glory Society will entertain with a dinner at the D. A. R. chapter house in honor of Mrs. Arentz and her children. A pageant, “The History of the American Flag,” will be presented, followed by a musical program, with the following members taking part: Margaret Millikan, Clare Patten, Harriett and Ann Holmes, and Richard Voyles. Miss Helen Rogge is in charge of arrangements.

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Before her recent marriage, Mrs. Alfred Volz was Miss Margaret Lord, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lord. 830 West Twentyeighth street. PIANO PUPILS IN RECITAL TUESDAY The following pupils of Miss iua Evelyn Burk will present a piano recital at the Olive branch Christian church at 7:45 Tuesday: v Wanda and Harold Curry. Elizabeth and Ruth Reddehase. Calvin Spivey, Jimmie Bauer. Shirlev May Lowe. Donald and Charles Barker. Victoria Stevens, Georgiana Tacke. Doris Jean and Joan Rose, Janes Allis. Rosamond Haworth. Howard Folev. Lois Strunk. Martha Muullin. Margaret Black. Judith Robinett, Minnie Zilson. Dorothy Windhorst. Paul Brown. Mary Ricos. Carmen Van Thomas. Vada Marie White. Hal Schornstein. Mildred Rugenstein. Marie Folev. Helen and Handa Zacharias. Edith Helen Mullin. Elnor Marie Hasten. Richard Robinett. Eleanor Windhorst. Julia Ann Benson. Elizabeth Miller. Imoaene Kirby. Georgia Bookedis and Marjorie Ann Benzon. Y. W. DIRECTORS TO CAMP DELIGHT Board of directors of Indianapolis Y. W. C. A. will hold an all-day meeting Monday at Camp Delight. Mrs. Walter P. Morton, Girl Reserve committee chairman, will report on department work and general discussion of plans for the coming year will be held. Board will be guests of Mrs. Brandt C. Downey, president, at luncheon. Miss Jenna Birks will lead devotions. ARTEMUS CLUB TO OBSERVE FOUNDING Artemis Club will celebrate the sixth anniversary of its founding with a luncheon-bridge Tuesday at the Robin Wood inn. The club colors, pink and white, will be used in decorations and table appointments. Mrs. William Praed, a member of the club, who will leave soon for residence in Chicago, will be the guest of honor. Mrs. Isabelle Koby is in charge. She will be assisted by Mesdames Henry Hisey, Charles Mcßride and William Stoops. The preident, Mrs. Frank Freers, will freslde.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Brides and brides-elect hold the center of the social stage during June. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Hanning, 909 East Maple Road boulevard, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Glen Hanning (lower left), and Walker B. Knotts, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Knotts. The wedding will take place Aug. 31. —Photo bv Bretzman. Before her marriage last Saturday, Mrs. Harold B. Metcalf was Miss Catherine Hoffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Clyde Hoffman, 5315 North Pennsylvania street. „ —Photo by Photo-Craft. Miss Martha Lou Cline became the bride of William H. Mayer June 6in Chicago. Mrs. Mayer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cline, 1916 College avenue. Mayer has been making his home with his sister, Mrs. Louise Roth, 5614 Lowell avenue. The couple will make their home in Indianapolis on their return from their wedding trip. —Photo by Platt.

Camp Fire Girls’ Activities

Camp will open Sunday, June 14, at McCormick’s Creek canyon, near Spencer, Ind., with Miss Cora Puckett of Hornell, New York, directing. Mrs. Mary Heagy will assist her. Councillors are Miss Louise Reiter, handcraft; Miss Ruth Pahud, swimming; Miss Ruth Gordon Scott, assistant in swimming and camp craft; Kathleen Klaiber, dramatics; Miss Clara Moore, nature; Mrs. Katherine Burns, trained nurse; Barbara Stelle and- Betty Craig, junior councillors. The cook has not yet been decided upon. There are many new features at camp this year. For hiking there are six different trails with some of the lovliest scenery, rocks, flowers and natural wonders in Indiana. There are all sorts of games, including volley ball, baseball, tennis and archery. Swmiming will be taught by two excellent teachers, one assistant, and three life guards. There will be all kinds of handcraft, including lessons in basket weaving, glorified glass, spatter printing and sewing. Dramatics and stunts will be held every night. Nature hikes, star hikes and many kinds of nature work will be features. Excellent food will be served. Four groups of School 54, with Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. Nelle Clinton, Mrs. G. B. Ludwig and Mrs. Rlaph Stratman, guardians, held a picnic for girls and mothers at Brookside park Wednesday afternoon. After lunch a council fire was held. Honor beads were awarded. Miss Mary Marshall was special guest. Tayusda group, with Miss Mary MMarshall, guardian, held a council

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Mrs. Jackson Tarleton

Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy, 831 Lincoln street, announce the marriage of their daughter, Helen Marie, to Jackson Tarleton, 2438 North Illinois street, which took place May 29 at Martinsville. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Tarleton are at home at 1402 North Alabama street, Apartment 104.

Mrs. Nave to Be Host to Bride-Elect Mrs. C. Cooper Nave, 5401 Central avenue, will entertain today with a luncheon and bridge party jn honor of Miss Lenore Roche, whose marriage to George Allen Moorehead will take place June 30 at St. Joan of Arc church. Mrs. Nave will be assisted by Mrs. P. J. Roche, mother of the bride-elect, and Miss Mary L. Nave. Decorations will carry out the bride’s colors, yellow and white. Guests will include: Mesdames R. C. Arnold Jr., Gene Blackburn. Ellison Fadely. Wayne Geisel. F. C. Harlen. Richard Hennessy, T. J. Keelly. A. R. Kennedy. George Killinger. J. A. Langan, Mart Martin. Edward McLaughlin, J. H. Moorehead. Leonard Meisberger. Michael O'Connor. Harry Wiliford. Misses Silva Manouge, Betty Moorehead, Estelle and Marcella Sadlier and Rachel Tobin. A number of parties will be held in Miss Roche’s honor within the next few days. Miss Manouge will entertain Wednesday at- her home, 5816 North Delaware street. Next Saturday Miss Estelle Sadlier, who will be Miss Roche's only attendant, will be hostess at a bridge party at her home, 2309 North Capitol avenue. Mrs. Wiliford will entertain the following Monday at her home, Fifty-third street and Guilford avenue. Mrs. Fadey and Miss Moorehead have not set dates for the parties they will give in honor of the bride-elect. Hadassah Will I Elect at Year’s Final Meeting Indianapolis chapter of Hadassah will hold the last meeting of the season at 2.15 Wednesday at Kirshbaum Community Center. Program, will consist of a review of Josephine Goldmark's book, “Pilgrims of 48,” by Mrs. Allan Bloom; a group of Jewish poems on Palestine, written and read by Mrs. Max Newbauer; reports on the year’s work by chairman of standing committees; election of officers and a dance review by the following pupils of Wild sisters: Natalie Stolken. Helen Marie Oppenheim. Adele Shane. Ruth Reiter. Lille Stankeller. Marjorie Heilman, Elizabeth Ann Schumaker, Zelda Cohen. Charlotte Solotkin. Ruth Well. Dorothy Ann Cox, Mary Frances, Schumaker, Lenore Needleman. Clifton Melroy and Forest Pauli. Meeting is open to members and friends. Mrs. Harry Cohen will preside. x BRIDE-ELECT IS FETED AT AVALON Miss Beatrice Moore will entertain today at luncheon at the Avalon Country Club in honor of Miss Charlotte Reissner, whose marriage to Harrison Smitson will take place June 20. Miniature wedding bells tied with the bride's colors, pink and blue, will mark the places of the guests. The luncheon table will be centered with pink roses and blue dephinium.

fire Thursday afternoon. Nature, home and citizenship honor beads were* awarded. Maxine Rogers, Charlotte Summers and Corrine Franklin had charge of the firelighting ceremony. Elsie Hurt gave the Credo and Grace Kattam the “Ode to the Fire.” Anna Mae Hayden, Dorothy Lemen and Mildred Kattau had charge of the fire extinguishing ceremony. During the council fire the girls sang “Mammy Moon” and the candle response. Rowena Smith and Betty Lemen were admitted as new members. Tanda group, with Mrs. Marjorie Sutherlin, guardian, took a hike Tuesday afternoon. The Kataya group, with Miss Pauline practiced songs and the pledge of allegiance to the flag at their last meeting. Wapemeo group, with Margaret Marshall, guardian, held a paper sale Monday afternoon at the school. Taivateca group of School 40, with Miss Martha Scott, guardian, held a candy sale at the school last week. They held an outdoor council fire at Eagle creek Thursday afternoon. Marvelyn Whitaker, Annabelle Comstock, Dorothy Young, Madgeline and Genevieve Sanders and Charlotte Houser from this group are planning to attend camp. Akipsaya group of West Newton, Ind., with Miss Sophia Yeager, guardian, hiked to the country home of their assistant guardian for their first ceremonial meeting. After the meeting the girls toasted marshmallows. They plan to give a play soon. They also have arranged a treasure hunt to which they are inviting all the Indianapolis Camp Fire Girls. They will spend a full day in the country. This will be a lovely treat for the girls woh are staying home this summer. Watch for the date. Kewa group of Schqpl 66 held a party at the home of their guardian. Mrs. A. L. Jenkins. Fridav afternoon. The girls played golf and had refreshments. Mrs. Violet Riley is the new guardian of the Ualiyi group of Garden City. Plan for Celebration Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Bcrdenkecher will celebrate a Joint wedding anniversary Sunday with a dinner at the Bordenkecher home, 3825 West Washington stret. The Bordenkechers will observe their thirty-fifth anniversary, and the Morgans, who are uncle and aunt of Mr. Bordenkecher, their sixtieth. , Pi Omegas to Meet Miss Mary McGinley, 943 Oxford street, president of Alpha chapter. PI Omega sorority, will be hostess for a meeting of the group at her home Wednesday night. Sorority to Meet Alpha chapter. Gamma Delta Alpha sorority, will have a business meeting at 8 .Monday night at the Antlers.

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Rose Von Burg Will Become Bride of Dewey Byerly

Marriage of Miss Rose Anna Von Burg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Von Burg, 910 Parker avenue, to Dewey M. Byerly, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Byerly, Rockville, will be solemnized at 2:30 this afternoon in the East Tenth* Street Methodist Episcopal church. The Rev. E. P. Schneider will read the ceremony in the presence of only the immediate families. There will be no attendants. The bride will wear a princess gown of yellow crepe, and will carry an arm bouquet of Johanna Hill roses. Following the ceremony, a recep-

Belle Bennett to Be Honor Guest at Indorsers’ Tea

Belle Bennett, motion picture star, appearing in person at the Lyric this week, will be honor guest at a tea Tuesday to be given by Indianapolis Indorsers of Photoplays from 2 to 4 at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Gaylord Wood, general chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Howard E. Travis, J. W. Weddell. J. E. Ruddell, Misses Betty Ross, Mary Margaret Tutewiler, Marjorie Alexander, Frances Durham and Carolyn Richardson. The tea table will be centered with pink peonies and blue delphinium and lighted by pink and blue

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Miss Grace Jarboe

Albert Gelden announces the engagement of his niece, Miss Grace Jarboe, Spink-Arms, to Russell Speidel, Batavia, O. The wedding will take place June 20. Miss Jarboe attended National Park seminary and is a graduate of Butler university college of education.

Pauline Jacobs Is Honored at Luncheon Fete Miss Mary Sergent entertained with a luncheon at the Lincoln today in honor of Miss Pauline Jacobs, whose marriage to Melvin Searcy will take .place June 27. Guests were: Mrs. Walter Swan, ffrawfordsville. Misses Martha Couden. Helen Hickey. Mary Hickey. Edith Hightower. Naomi Merritt, Ruth McAtee. Lucy Ward. Georgia Vogelsand and Betty Zein. Mrs. Stanley Willson will entertain June 17 with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Jacobs, and Miss Betty Zeien will give a garden party for her Saturday afternoon, June 20. MISS RUBY STOUT WED AT NEW YORK By Times Special NEW YORK, June 13.—Miss Ruby Mae Stout, 1228 North Alabama street, Indianapolis, and Thomas O. Caulkins, Laurelton, L. 1., were married here Wednesday at the Little Church Around the Corner, by the Rev. Randolph Ray, rector. % Mrs. Caulkins was bora in Brownstown, Ind., the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stout. Caulkins is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Caulkins, Lafayette. Both are former students of Butler university, where the bride is a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority and the bridegroom,' a member of Sigma Nu. Arrange Theater Party Alpha chapter, Phi Gamma Tau; sorority, will give a theater party at English theater Monday night, l with Mrs. Lucille Homaday in | charge of arrangements. Miss Edna! Shively is in charge of the weekend party to be held in July, assisted by Mrs. Charles A- Smith, Misses Doris Prater and Catherine Comer,

Before her marriage June 6, Mrs. John A. De Grief was Miss Ellouise Pollack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Pollock, 3559 Central avenue. Mr. and Mrs. De Grief will make their home in Logansport. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. De Grief. 5202 North Delaware street.

tion for friends of the bridal couple will be held at the home of the bride’s parents. Garden flowers in the bridal colors, yellow’ and blue, will be arranged about the home. Mrs. Von Burg will be assisted in receiving by her sister, Mrs, Carrie Berlin. The couple will leave by motor Sunday morning for Denver, Colo., where they will make their home. She w’ill travel in a brown suit, W’ith brown accessories. Beyerl; attended Indiana university. Miss Von Burg is a member of the Delta Chi sorority.

tapers in silver and crystal holders. A musical program will be given by Miss Richardson, pianist; Miss Alexander, vocalist, accompanied by Miss Margaret Fox; Lloyd McColtin, violinist, and juvenile dancers. Mrs. E. L. Burnet and Mrs. Fred H. Knodel will be in charge of reservations at the door.

War Mothers to Meet With Church Group Marion county chapter, American War Mothers, and the Women’s Auxiliary of St. Paul’s Episcopal church will hold a joint meeting in the Florentine room at the Claypool, at 2 Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Russell Langdon will speak on the naming, christening and launching of ships. A musical program will be given by Mrs. Juliet Shaw, soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Dorothea Davis, Mrs. Katie Kyle and Mrs. Thelma Kinsey, pianists, will give a program during the social hour following the meeting. Hostesses will be War Mothers whose birthdays occur in May and June. They are: Mesdames Mathilda Daugherty. Henrietta Githens.. Ella Aker. Nellie Lory. w. C. Engleking. Minnie Rigg. Clara Elliott. W. T. Newman. Mollie Prather, Ella Alexander. John W. Pohlman. T. A. O’Dell. Mary Hummell. Josie Hodgen. Ida Bennett. Mayme Berry, Mary Mitchell. Ida Lyke and Elda Doyle. A special Flag day service will be held at 10:45 Sunday morning at the Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal church, in charge of the Rev. Alpha Hunter Kenna. The Marion County War Mothers will attend in a body. All war mothers are invited to be present.

MRS. ZOBBE HOST TO MISS BAIN AKA Mrs. Wilbur Zobbe entertained Friday night at her home, 3118 West Tenth street, with a surprise handkerchief shower, and bon voyage party in honor of Miss Gladys Bainaka, w*ho will sail July 17 to spend the summer in Europe. Appointments and favors were in nautical design. Guests were: Mesdames Bennie Barrick, Rodney Drane, Verna Baldauf, Misses Helen Adams, Edna Bennett, Armella Bauman, Marie Carroll, Ruth Bowman, Vida Marie Bennett, Loretta Bauman, Louise Gaskins, Helen Carroll. Mary Haley, Mildred Lawrence, Nigel Halev, Evelyn Horner. Margaret Pruitt, Gertrude Kannebaum, Margaret Houston, Olive Kern. Mary Seward, Crystal Thomas. Jaunita Shaefer, Nellie Thomas, Alice Mae Stevens, Irene Widolff and Helen Uebele.

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Mrs. Jack Newschotz

Mrs. Jack Newschota, formerly Miss Hortense Beck is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beck, 2546 North New Jersey street. Her wedding took ptece June 7, y . W

.JUNE 13,1931

Children to Attend Lawn Fete Propylaeum Club will give a lawn fete for members and their children from 3 to 6 Tuesday. Play will be directed by trained assistants, and there will be a puppet show, a magician and games. A hot supper for club members and their adult guests will be served at 7. This will be followed by an entertainment and cards. Reservations must be made in advance through the office. Assistants for the afternoon Vill include members of the beard: Mtsdaws Arthur V. Brown. John W. Krn. Ham- Murphv. Oscar N Torian, Edson T. Wood. Thomas R. Kaekley. Albert Seaton. Robert A. Adams.. Fletcher Hodges. Kin Hubbard. F. Rollin Kaut*. Ralph A. Lemcke. John A. MacDonald. Eugene C. Miller and Frank M Reed. Others will be: Mesdames M. Shaw. Charles Brossman. William Rcekwood. George T Parry. Frank Hatfleid. William J. Wemmer. Phil Watson. Q G. Noblit:. William AveriU Johnson, Gideon Blain, A D. Hitz. Albert L. Rabb. W. Richardson Sinclair. Guv Wainwright. Thomas Taggart. Clarence Stanley. Clyde E. Wands. Woodbury T. Morris. Elias C. Atkins. William J. Taylor. John M. Cunningham. H. Julian Bobbs. William A. Atkin. Walter Greenough, William H. Stafford. Harold Taylor. Oscar A, Jose Jr.. Larz Whitcomb. Evans Woolen, Albert Beveridge, William B. Wheelock, Allred F. Potts, J. S. Watson, Paul H. White, G. M. Williams, Edson TANARUS, Wood, Misses Lucille F. Herron, Mary Winter and Grace L. Brown. Entertainment committee consists of: Mesdames William Ray Adams. Thaddeus R. Baker, William H. Coleman, James Cunning, E. Vernon Hahn, Benpamin F. Hitz, Kin Hubbard. Ovid Butler Jameson, Louis H. Levy, William A Louden. George Philip Meier, Charles A. Pfafflin, Michael A. Ryan, Samuel Lewi* Shank and Paul H. White.

Alumni Club of Notre Dame to Hold Dance Indianapolis Club of Notre Dama will hold a mid-year dance June 22 at the Trees for members, alumni members and friends. W. Lawrence Sexton and Robert N, Leppert are co-chairmen of arrangements. This mid-year dance will be an annual feature of the organization's social activities, with the annual Christmas dinner dance. Reservations may be made with Sexton of Leppert. At a banquet held recently at the school, the following officers were elected: John M. Scanlon, president; James Kirby, vice-president; J. Albert Smith, secretary, and Leppert, treasurer. Brother Agatho, C. S. C„ formerly of Cathedral high school, was speaker. ATHLETIC CLUB TO HOLD SUPPER HOP A “rollicking supper dance for the younger set,” to which mothers, dads and guests also are invited, will be held Friday night at the Indianapolis Athletic club. The commencement hop will begin at 10. Supper will be served, and dancing will continue until 1, Patrons are Messrs, and Mesdames Frank Hatfield, Clarence Warren, Frank Wooling and John Spiegel. Jack Tilson’s orchestra will play. Reservations may be made at the club, and non-members may obtain tickets at the desk. CHAPTER TO FETE TWO NEW MEMBERS New members of Alpha chapter, XI Delta Xi sorority, will be honored at a dinner and theater party tonight at the Bamboo Inn and English’s theater. The honor guests are Misses Helen Heidelman and Beatrice Bender. Reservations have been made by: Mesdames George Vestal. Herman Kortepeter, Windsor Waits. Paul Pilkington. Robert Lanharn, Edward Montague, Carl Jones. Kyle Hurder, Misses Ruth Snavely. Louise Lockwood. Gertrude Simpson. Leona Rahn, and Lillian Morford BUTLER MOTHERS TO FETE SENIORS Mothers’ Club of Butler university chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha will entertain senior members of the sorority at dinner tonight at Whispering Winds. Decorations will be carried out in the sorority colors, steel gray and turquoise blue. The seniors will be presented with gifts. Mrs. Albert Holl is general chairman. assisted by Mrs. Frank Fisk. Guests will include: Mrs. Edna M. Christian, social director at Butler; Mrs. Elva Pickrell, housa mother, and the seniors: Misses Marifranees Lee, Helir.a Kahn, Virginia Lett, Alice Dicksy, Louise Bcrndt, Evelyn Henschen, and Honor Gregory, OFFICERS ELECTED BY GIRLS’ SOCIETY New officers of the Girls’ Friendly society of Christ Episcopal church, were elected at the last meeting recently. They are: Misses Helen KidweU, members* chairman; Virginia Watwood, vice-members* chairman; Augusta Heberline. secretary; Velma Runyan, treasurer; May Stuckmeyer, publicity chairman; Katherine Kidwell and Alba Rogers, fiance committee; Jane Wilson, diocesan delegate, and Mrs. H. M. Stuckmeyer and Miss Eunice Marshall, executive committee. They will be installed at a meeting at 6 Tuesday night at the church. ZETA CHAPTER TO HOLD BRIDGE FETE Zeta chapter, Pj Omicron sorority will entertain with a dinner bridge at 7 Wednesday night in Hunter’s lodge at the Marott. Miss Goldie Zanders, chairman of the entertainment committee, will be assisted by Mrs. Durward B, Wood, Misses Edna Rose Conrad! Anna Lee Hatfield and Laura Bush, LATE BOOK CLUB WILL HOLD PICNIC Mrs. A. J. Wills, 4433 North Pennsylvania street, will be hostess for a garden party and picnic to be given Tuesday afternoon bv the Late Book Club. Members will bring guests. A short businesss meeting at * will precede the program. The hostess win be assisted bv Mrs. H W. Kerr and Mrs. J, D. Smith.