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Club Lawn to Be Scene of Comedy Meridian Hills Country Club and the Civic theater will co-operate in the presentation of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in an outdoor performance at 8 Thursday night, July 2, on the north lawn at the clubhouse. The presentation will be a modernised version, adapted by George Somners of the Civic theater. Arthur J. Beriault, head of the Beriault School of Expression, and ■who has had wide experience in playing Shakespearian roles, will direct the production, and play the part of Bottom. The cast includes sixteen players, *ho have been rehearsing for three weeks under Beriault. They are: Misses Mary Florence Fletcher. Maja Brownlee. Edythe McCouch. Ivy Ann Fuller, Vera Cox and Messrs. Garrett Olds, Jac Broderick. George Lehman Jr.. Thomas B ggins. Francis Meunier, George Binger, Paul Hammond, Boss Copeland. John Thompson and J. Paul Clemens. A musical score will accompany the performance. 500 May Attend The program will be open to members of the two organizations, and the public, and more than 500 persons are expected to attend. The ticket committee is composed of: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Colby. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Murray and Mis3 Jean Underwood. who have appointed the following girls of the club tto assist: Misses Jane Riddell. Jane Williston, Sheila Brown, Ar.ita Knox. Caroline Hits and Betty Ramey. Tickets may be obtained from any .member of the committee or at the Clark & Cade drug store, in the Claypool building, and at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Carl Evcleigh and Mrs. Irwin Bertermann are in charge of the decorations, all of which are being furnished by Irwin Bertermann, a member of the Meridian Hills Club. Assistants Are Named Alex Holliday, president of the club, is co-operating with Mrs. Ernest Ruple, chairman of the entertainment committee. Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchings are general chairmen in charge of arrangements. John and William Bertermann are chairmen of ushers, and have appointed the following assistants: Charles Hagedon, George Underwood. Charles Collins. Tom Butz. Bobbie Rhodenhamel. Henry Chapin, James Adams and Mayvorn Langdon. The Meridian Hills Club will have its annual Fourth of July celebration of fire works. The committee in charge of arrangements is Chester A. Jewett, Howard S. Morse, and Ralph L. Flood.

Rushees to Be Entertained at Pajatna Party Sigma Alpha Chi sorority will entertain rushees with a pajama party tonight at the chapter house, 1920 North New Jersey street. Miss Ann Leppel, chairman of the entertainment committee, will be assisted by Mrs. Glenn Utterbackr Misses Edna Litson and Louise Clawson. Members of the committee in charge of decorations are Misses Ruth Baner and Thelma Shoemaker. This Is the first of a series of rush parties to be given by the organization. Guests will include: Misses Mildred Proctor. Dorothy Huffine. Mary Ruth Tewell, Dorothy Langer. Mary Alice Wilhelm, Catherine Clarke. Lola Berry, Bertha Schlensker, Clara Lepple. Elsie Theising, Helen dazing, Dorothy Myers, Anita Brand and Jeanne Burrin.

Colorful Dance Party Will Be Given at Woodstock Club

Mr. and Mrs. Woods A. Caperton will entertain at 10 tonight with a dance at Woodstock Club for their daughter and son, Miss Mary Evans Caperton, and Woods A Caperton Jr. Invitations for 250 guests have been issued. The ball room at the club will be transformed into a bower of flowers, and Japanese lanterns wil be strung along the lawns. Miss Caperton will wear a white chiffon frock. A nmnber or dinner parties for the younger set will precede the dance. Miss Marthe Adams and her brother, Reilly Adams, will entertain thirty guests at dinner at the club. Covers will be laid for: Miss Adams. Mr. Adams. Miss Caperton. Mr. Caperton Jr.. Misses Sara Tyce Adams. Sybil Stafford. Louise Paul. Frances Lemaux. Melissa Wadley and her guest. Miss Betty Moss. Dallas. Tex.; Josephine Rockwood. Helen Danner. Jane Watson. Julianne Campbell and Jbhn Gamble, Burford Danner. George Whyel. James Roberts. Thomas Forrest of Frankfort: ‘William H. Stafford Jr.. Dillon Huder. Kurt Lieber. Charles DuPuy. Bingham Booker. Charles M. Smith. Harry L. Thompson and Nicholes Noves. Another dinner hostess will be Miss Cecily Fletcher, who will entertain at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matthews Fletcher. 1407 North Delaware street. Her guests will include: Misses Suzanne Bauerflnd. Ft. Wayne. GRADUATES TO BE FETED BY CHAPTER lambda Gamma sorority will entertain with a tea from 4 to 6 Sunday afternoon at the home of Miss Dorothy Millholland, 1115 East Thirty-fifth street, in honor of the following graduates of the the sorority: Misses Virginia Sheualter. Afton White, Mary Elizabeth Ikend. Martha Jane Bannister and Helen Hicks, from Sbortridge; Miss Mary Catherine Ware and Man' Gertrude KJlhJea. from St. Agnes Academy. DELTA CHI SIGMA OPEN CONVENTION By United Pres ELKHART, June 26.—The national convention of Delta Chi sorority opened here today to continue through Sunday. Approximately 30 delegates from mid-wes-tern states were in attendance. The program for the day included a business session, luncheon reception and tea with a formal dinne.- this evening. National officers of the organization include Miss Adda Aker, Ft. Wayne; Miss Jetta Neiburger, L( layette; Miss Mary E. Townsenc., Detroit, and Miss Mildred PearfiCA, Spring&f.ld, a

GROUP OF RECENT CITY BRIDES

'' Mrs. Harrison Smitson (left) bewas Miss Charlotte Reissner, * gmmC * \ Before her Reissner, 3925 North Delaware marriage last will make their home in Tipton. ■ - - ~ Saturday, daughter of Harry W. Hobbs, 4420 g Max North Pennsylvania street, became llf|l Recker was Miss Nixon in a ceremony last Thursm 'Wv ' • * Mildred Jackson, terian church. Mrs. Nixon has * £ . .. . spent thee last year studying deWjk ''Jtm-mfr- m mk oaugn .er sign in New York, where she lived * - WR Dr. G. B. Jackson, with her aunt. Miss Julia Boyd. J&w " Mr. and Mrs. Nixon will reside in W m W 4535 North New York. t *1 - m 7*3 | —Photos by Photocraft. [ m w 1 North Delaware ... str “‘- Two Brides to | Mr. and Mrs. f * j Recker are Be Entertained i j at Bridge Tea | 209 East ° • Forty-fifth street. Mi sses Edith Barnhill and Mars Deveney will entertain with a Si& bridge tea this afternoon at th( S' home of Miss Barnhill, 45 V/esl S' Thirty-second street, in honor oi

Pauline Jacobs to Become Bride of Melvin Searcy

Miss Pauline Elsamarie Jacobs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacobs, 413 Sanders street, will become the bride of E. Melvin Searcy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Searcy, at 8:30 tonight at Second Evangelical church. The Rev. R. C. Wacknitz will read the double-ring ceremony. Miss Esther Hierman, organist, will play. Palms, ferns and baskets of cut flowers will adorn the chancel and altar, flanked with seven-branch candelabra with lighted cathedral candles. Family pews will be marked with white tulle and a pew reserved for members of the bride’s sorority, Sigma Delta Zeta, will be tied in tulle in the sorority colors, blue and gold. The bride will enter with her father, who will give her in marriage. She will wear a princess gown of white bridal satin, with lace yolk, and long flared skirt. Her tulle veil will have a cap of lace, with a wreath of orange blossoms at the back. She will carry a

Janet Holliday. Sarahanne Adams. Ruth Milliken. Virginia Roberts. Florence Barrett. Jane Fitton, Louise Vonnegut. Martha Jane Mayer. Matthews James Adams. David Chambers. Robert Todd. Ronald Woodard. Abrahi Woodard, John Elam. Ernest Barrett. Morris Morris and Howard Young. Richard Fairbanks also will entertain a group of friends at dinner.

WARDS WILL MAKE HOME IN CHICAGO

Mrs. Claude- C. Ward, before her marriage last Saturday, was

Miss Mable O’Neill, daughter of J. J. O’Neill, Springfield, Ind. The bride has lived at the Sigma Alpha Chi house, 1920 North New Jersey street, in Indianapolis. The couple will make their home in Chicago, where bridegroom is a student at the Presbyterian seminary in Chicago.

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Before her marriage last Saturday, Mrs. Max Recker was Miss Mildred Jackson, daughter of Dr. G. B. Jackson, 4535 North North Delaware street. Mr. and Mrs. Recker are at home at 209 East Forty-fifth street.

shower bouquet of Bride roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Thelma Jacobs will be her sister’s maid of honor, and only attendant. She will wear a Colonial frock of white dotted net over taffeta, with -wide sash of white satin. She will wear white lace mitts, and carry Butterfly roses and blue delphinium. The flower girl, Patricia Morrison, will wear a dress made like that of the maid of honor, and will carry a basket of rose petals. Both will wear pearl necklaces, the gifts of the bride. Fred Jacobs, brother of the bride, will be the best man. Ushers will be Reynold and Raymond Domroese. A reception at the home of the bride’s parents will follow the ceremony. Ferns and garden flowers will be used in decorating. The bride’s table will be centered with a wedding cake, surrounded by lighted tapers. The bride and bridegroom will leave after the reception for a wedding trip through the northern states. She will travel in a suite of brown linen, with white acces--1 sories. They will be at home, after Aug 1, at 351 East Orange street. Miss Taf linger Is Hostess for Visitor to City Miss Wilma Lee Taflinger, 1514 East Twelfth street, entertained Friday night with a bridge party in honor of Mrs. Robert G. Wood, Baltimore, Md., and Charlestown, W. Va. Appointments were in pastel shades, and garden flowers centered the table at serving time. Guests included: Mesdames Russell L. Llndeman. Paul Wilder. Misses Geneva Jane Fristoe. Lillian Siegrist. Patricia Elliott and Neva Young. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. R. T. Taflinger. Miss Taflinger and Miss Fnstoe will motor to Lake Manitou next week to spend the Fourth of July. ' Sorority to Meet There will be a society meeting at Alpha chapter, Phi Gamma Tau sorority, tonight at the home of Mrs. Jack Cheney, 2734 Barth avenue. Mrs. Cheney will be assisted by Mrs. Charles Smith.

t Miss Eleanor Ann Barrett (right), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Clifford Barrett. 3173 North Delaware street, is shown with her house guest., Miss Elizabeth Hall, Braintree, Maas., following a game of tennis. Miss Hall was entertained at several parties during her visit in Indianapolis.

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Mrs. Harrison Smitson (left) before her marriage last Saturday was Miss Charlotte Reissner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Reissner, 3925 North Delaware street. Mr. and Mrs. Reissner will make their home in Tipton. Miss Mary Lou Hobbs (right) daughter of Harry W. Hobbs, 4420 North Pennsylvania street, became the bride of Franklin William Nixon in a ceremony last Thursday night at Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Mrs. Nixon has spent thee last year studying design in New York, where she lived with her aunt, Miss Julia Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. Nixon will reside in New York. —Photos by Photocraft.

Two Brides to Be Entertained at Bridge Tea Misses Edith Barnhill and Mary Deveney will entertain with a bridge tea this afternoon at the home of Miss Barnhill, 45 West Thirty-second street, in honor of two recent brides, Mrs. Mildred McCormick Hudson and Mrs. Eleanor Harris Warnock. Green and white will form the color note for the decorations and appointments. Guests will include members of the Alpha Delta Theta sorority and the following from out of town: Mrs. Gordon H. Bloom and Miss Helen Bloom. Lafavette: Misses Margaret Littell. Bloominsrton; Dorothv Marquis. Dorothy Males. Florence Raberstors. Mary Haas, Irene Roderique and Evelyn McDill. Lafavette.

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A college romance culminated in the marriage last Saturday of Miss Monzelle Skelton and Cranston Mugg, Both former students of Butler university. Mrs. Mugg is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Skelton, 3737 Central avenue. She is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority and Mugg of Delta Tau Delta. Mr. and Mrs. Mugg will be at home at 5204 Broadway after Aug. 1.

Surprise Party, Shower Given for July Bride Miss LeVaughan Hussey, whose marriage to Kenneth Gossett will take place July 15, was honored at a surprise party and miscellaneous shower given Thursday night by Misses Bess Peacock and Hazel Shedd, at the home of Miss Shedd, 428 Berwick avenue. Roses and blue delphinium centered the table, which was lighted with pink tapers, tied with blue tulle. Garden flowers were arranged about the house. The hostesses were assisted by Mrs. J. W. Shedd. Guests were: Mesdames Homer Hussey. Margaret Gossett. Elsie Trotter. Jack Ard. Hugh McLean. Russell MeCalment. Jess Garber. Charles Bryant. Frank Pedigo. Russell Buley. Brooks Davis. Bess Hayes. Misses Lola Peacock. Leola Wood. Lucille Snider. Stella and Edna Gossett. Leah Elztroth. Valeria Bryant. Eunice Bradway. Mary Murpjiy. Virginia Holman. Genevieve Hussey and Josephine Pedigo. Marriage is Announced Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schilling. Beech Grove, announce the marriage of their daughter Evelyn to Eugene C. Gohmann, 5001 Brookville road, which took place Wednesday morning at the Holy Name church in Beech Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Gohmann will be at home after Julg 1£ tha Patricia apan&aata.

Film Group Plans Fete for July 4 Indianapolis Indorsers of Photoplays will aid the city in attempting to observe a “safe and sane Fourth” by holding their sixth annual patriotic theater party at 9 in the morning, July 4. at the Circle. The theater was donated through the courtesy of the management, I All the children from orphan’s ! hemes, Riley hospital and day ! nursery have been invited. Children from foreign settlements also have been invited and every country will be represented by a flag. Mrs. Clarence Finch is general chairman of arrangements, assisted by Mesdames Lillian Duryea Jones, John Titus, David Ross, Thomas ; Demmerly, Fred H. Knodel, Wolf j Sussman, John Compton, Agatha j ward and Victor Hintze. The picture to be shown, secured jby Mrs. Demmerly, will be “Old Ironsides.” Scouts to Escort G. A. R. Ushers, under charge of Mrs. Hintze, will be Camp Fire Girls, Girl Scouts and all children attending summer Bible schools. All patriotic organizations, espe- [ daily the G. A. R., are asked to | attend in a body, and every old : soldier will be accompanied by a Boy Scout. School children also are urged to attend. The Rev. Francis McCabe of St. Mathews Episcopal church will give the invocation, followed by community singing led by the Rev. Virgil Brock. A massed flag drill will be given by representatives from all the wars, followed by singing of the “Star-Spangled Banner” by the Junior Patriots, an organization of thirty small children. Chairmen Are Named Mrs. Jones is chairman of patronesses and Mrs. Carl Day of hostesses, asisted by Mesdames James Sproule, Warrenn Harrell and Miss Helen Daily. Favors of flags will be under charge of Mesdames E. L. Burnett, R. R. Mills, George Brattain, Harry McDonald and William Fisher. Children coming from Riley hospital will be under charge of Mrs. Charles Hogate and member of Riley Hospital Cheer Guild. Autos to Carry Orphans Mrs. William Freund, assisted by Mrs. Ross, is in charge of transporting children from orphanages and the Day Nursery. Members of W. o. N. a. R. and. No. 20 will assist with their cars. Representation of the Red Cross will be under charge of Mrs Sussman. Mrs. M. D. Didway will direct the music. A partial list of patrons includes: Mesdames Ovid Butler Jameson. A. J. C^! tiS Hodtres - Edward Franklin White. Theodore Wagner. Louis Wolf Messrs. Louis Borlnstein. William Fortune! a i aC l tP,' LeC ' Meredlth Nicholson. Michael Foley and presidents of all patriotic organizations and president and past presidents of the Women’s Council and Seventh District Federation of Women’s Clubs.

Clark-Tucker Engagement Is Announced at Bridge Party

Announcement of the engagement of Miss Mary Lou Clark to Lloyd I. Tucker will be made at a luncheon bridge party to be given today at Whispering Winds by Mr. and Mrs. Claude C.

Clark, parents of the bride-elect. Tucker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Tucker, Sterling, Neb. The wedding will take place at 8:30 Thursday night, Aug. 6, at the Irvington Methodist Episcopal church. The announcement will be revealed in the decks of playing cards which will be at

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Summer Program a Busy One at Indianapolis Athletic Club

Instead of the inactivity of previous summers, the Indianapolis Athletic club, will hold a round of parties and dances for its members within the next few months. On July 4, there will be a supper dance for members and their guests, on the roof garden, beginning a 10. Jack Tilson’s club orchestra will play. Tilson’s orchestra will remain at the club all summer and will play for the regular Thursday and Saturday night supper dances, and Sunday evening dinner dances. A mothers, sons and daughters

RECENT BRIDE

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Mrs. Roger Philip KUey —Photo by Platt. Miss Helen Frances Hoffman became the bride of Roger Philip Kiley in a ceremony last Wednesday at St. John’s church. Mr. and Mrs. Kiley are at home at 4345 Collage avs&ua.

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Edith Fairbanks, prominent Indianapolis and Chicago society girl, and Count Ruggero Visconti di Modrone of Milan, Italy, are shown here after their wedding Wednesday in Chicago. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Warren C. Fairbanks. Fairbanks is publisher of the Indianapolis News.

Cowgill-Jameson Bridal Rites to Be Held at Terre Haute

Miss Josephine Frances Cowgill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Macy Cowgill, Terre Haute, and Newton Booth Tarkington Jameson, son of Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson, 1035 North Pennsylvania street, will be married at 5:30 this afternoon at First Congregational church in Terre Haute, with the Rev. Gwylym Isaacs officiating. The altar will be decorated with regal lilies and banked with palms and cibotium fern. Cathedral candles will light the chancel. Pews will be decorated with clusters of lilies. Pasquale Montani will play a program of harp music before the ceremony and during the ceremony, and Mrs.. Paul Wilkinson, organist, will play “Ave Maria.” Mrs. Stanley Johnson, Jacksonville, Fla., will be matron of honor, and Mrs. Anton Hulman Jr., Mrs. James Royse Jr. and Mrs. William Root will be bridesmaids. Mrs. Johnson’s gown will be of pink chiffon. She will wear a large pink picture hat, pink slippers and short white gloves and will carry Rapture roses and baby’s breath. To Wear Flesh Chiffon Bridemaids ail will wear flesh chiffon gowns, with pink picture hats and slippers, short white gloves, and will carry arm bouquets of Rapture roses and baby’s breath Volney Malott White will be best man, and Robert I. Blakeman, William Fiske Landers, Samuel Runnels Harrell, all of Indian-

orchid and green, will be carried out in the appointments. The tables will be decorated with blue delphinium, roses and baby’s breath. Guests at the announcement party will be: * Mesdames Carl Bond. Crawfordsvilie; w. J. Rohrer. Harry Norton. Russell Nash. Raymond Scott. Frank Fiske. Misses Mary Murphy. Marjorie Krueger. Ruth Patterson, Marjorie Day. Ann Wright, Patricia Wright. Helen Myres. Lucile Byrne, Ruth Otte, all of Indianapolis: Clara Wilson. New Richmond: Beaulah Phillips. Connersville: Mary Lou Porter and Maxine Ward. Crawfordsvilie. Miss Clark has selected Mrs. Rohrer as her matron of honor. Miss Janet Pointer, South Bend, will be the maid of honor, and bridesmaids will be Mrs. Arthur Anderson and Miss Ann Wright, Indianapolis, and Miss Phillips, Connersville. The bride was graduated this month from Indiana university. Tucker is a graduate of the University of Nebraska, and is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha.

breakfast and swim in the pool will be given July 9, swimming starting at 8:30. There will be a treasure hunt, relays, matched races and games with all taking part. Breakfast will be served along the pools edge at 11. R. O. Papenguth, athletic director, is in charge of arrangements. For July 22, a buffet supper, swimming and dancing party for couples has be.en announced. Pool will open at 8 for swimming, and dancing on the roof garden will follow. Buffet supper will be served at 11:30. On Thursday nights, “maid’s night out,” dinners, continue to be a special club feature.

Women Rotary Club Members to Be Guests Mrs. Walter Mayer will entertain members of the Women’s Rotary Club, from 4:30 to 8 tonight at a garden party at her home, 4134 North Illinois street. Members of the Hibben school, directed by Miss Helen Hibben, a member of the club, will give a play at twilight. Mrs. Frank Edenharter, another member, has arranged a musical program of old fashioned songs. Members of the entertainment committee and officers of the club will assist Mrs. Mayer as hostesses. Mrs. James P. Godrich, Winchester, will be an honor guest. Douglass—Plain Mrs. Hazel Douglass, 433 North Fulton street, has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Evelyn Elizabeth, and Harry Charles Plain, son of Mrs. Maggie Plain, 403 North Liberty street. The wedding win tafas place June 38*

apolis, and James F. Jones, Terre Haute, will be ushers. The bride, whose father ■will give her in marriage, will wear a gown of white satin, fitted to t£e knees, where it flares into a Very long train. Her long- tulle veil is fashiond simply, with a tulle cap caught at the back with orange blossoms. She will wear a star sapphire ring, the gift of the bridegroom, a pearl pendant, the gilt of Mrs. Jameson, and will carry a prayerbook, with a shower of lilies of the valley, the gift of Mrs. William Wood Parsons. Following the ceremony, a reception will be held at the Cowgill home in Allendale. Mrs. Cowgill will war blue lace, and Mrs. Jameson, white lace. Both will have corsages of orchids. To Journey to Michigan The bridal couple will honeymoon in northern Michigan, going by motor. The bride will travel in a grey crepe ensemble trimmed with platinum fox, a grey top coat trimmed with the same fur, and brown accessories. They will be at home, after Aug. 1, in Indianapolis. The bride is a graduate of King classical school, Amherst and Cornell university. She is a member of the Terre Haute Junior League. Jameson, who is the author of “Those Hitch Hikers,” is a graduate of Princeton university. He is a member of the University Club, Woodstock Club, Indianapolis Athletic Club, Dramatic Club, Contemporary Club and The Players. Among the Indianapolis people who will attend the wedding are: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jameson, Mr. and Mrs. John Jameson, Mr. and Mrs. Elvan Tarkington, Mrs. John Carey, Mrs. Jameson, Mrs. White, Mrs. Landers and Mrs. Harrell.

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Before her marriage June 20 at University Park Christian church, Mrs. Guy E. Smith was Miss Florence Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson. The couple are at Home at 5146 Broadway.

Sorority Province Prepares for Denver Convention

Eta province, Alpha Beta Beta sorority, will meet at 9:30 Sunday at the Antlers. Recommendations to be presented to the annual na-

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Mrs. Mary Gorbet, 1552 West Washington street, announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Betty Ann Gorbet (above), to Russell M. Smith, son of Mrs. Gertrude Smith, 617 North East street. The wedding will take place at 3 next Saturday night, at the home of the bridegroom’s uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Birk, 3235 North New Jersey street. ,

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Garden to t Be Scene of Wedding, The marriage of Miss Jean Peterson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Alfred Peterson, and M. Stanley McComas Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Stanley McComas, Bel Air. Md., will take place at 8:30 tonight in the garden of the bride’s parent’s home, 4400 North Pennsylvania street. The Rev. Jean S. Milner will officiate. An arch of roses will form the altar, and will be banked with palms, ferns and delphinum. Green and white lights and a profusion of garden flowers will be used in further decorations. Mrs. Louise Schellschmidt Koehne. harpist, and Miss Margaret Billo, violinist, will play. A reception in the garden will follow the ceremony. Gown of White Lace The bride will be given in marriage by her father. Her Princess gown will be of white lace, and the tulle veil will fall frem a lace cap. caught at each side with clusters of orange bossoms. She will cany Bride's roses, lilies of the valley and baby’s breath. Miss Ruth Peterson, the bride’s sister, will be maid of honor. She will wear pale pink chiffon, with pink slippers, long pink gloves, and will carry pink roses. Harry S. Carver Jr., Bel Air. Md., will be best man. Barbara Jean Williams and Barbara Jean Jones, ribbon bearers, will wear pink and blue chiffon dresses, empire style. Carolyn Jones, flower girl, will wear pink chiffon, empire style, and carry a basket of rose petals. They will wear necklaces to match their frocks, gifts of the bride. Many Will Attend Mrs. Peterson will receive in beige chiffon and Mrs. McComas will wear black lace. Each will wear a gardenia cluster corsage. Out-of-town guests at the wedding will include: Mrs. and Mrs. McComas and sons. Alexander. 'William and Preston McComas. Mr. and Mrs. Carver. Bel Air. Md.: Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wheeler. Lake Forest, lU.: Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hammock. Lansing, Mich.: Mrs. Walter Wvatt. Washington. D. C.: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Godwin. Lima. O.i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maxin. Miss Lois an* Harry Maxin. Muncle. Ind.. and Mrs. Joh Tainsh and daughter, iss Betty Talnshl Auburn. Ind. j Mr. and Mrs. McComas Jr. wilt leave immediately for a honeymoon in Baltimore, Boston and other eastern cities, the bride traveling in navy blue chiffon suit, with navy blue hat and white and blue accessores. They will be at home, after Aug. 1, at 1615 North Talbott street. The bride is a graduate of WardBelmont and was graduated last week from 3utler university. She is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. McComas is a graduate of St. John’s college at Annapolis, Md., and is a member of Kappa Alpha S. fraternity. MAROTT MUSICALE ■ ARTISTS CHOSEN Mrs. Loretta Sheridan Ritter soprano, and Charles Clary, baritone, will be the assisting artists at the weekly Marott musicale Sunday night in the ballroom at the Ma rott hotel. Mrs. Marguerite Baihl Steinhart will be the accompanis Other numbers will be by the Ma rott trio. The program follows: | Instrumental—“ Allegro con brio’* (from B Major trio) Brahma Trio. Vocal—- “ Long Ago in Egypt’’ Lehmann “Bavoma” Elliott Mr. Clary. Vocal—“ Si. Mi Chiamona Mimi” (from “La Boheme’’) Puccini Mrs. Ritter. (Sung for Mrs. H. M. Whlsler) Cello—“Harleauin” Popper Consuelo Couchman. Vocal—“On the Day I Get to Heaven”.Lehmann “Love’s Garden of Rose” Wood Mr. Clary. —Three-Minute Intermission— Vocal—- " Spring Dropped a Song Into My Heart” , Fenner “Si mes vers avaient des ailes”.. .Hahn “Gavotte” (from “Manon”) ..Massenet “A Birthday” Woodman Mrs. Ritter. Vocal Duet—“ Song of Love” (from “Blossom Time”) Romberg. 1 Mrs. Ritter and Mr. Clarv. Instrumental—Selection from “The Fortune Teller” Herbert Trio. SORORITY GROUP WILL CELEBRATE Members of Alpha Detla sorority will celebrate the organization’s anniversary with a dinner and dance tonight at the Severin roof. During the dinner program features, will be dances by pupils of Ja \ Broaderick and songs by Mary Anu Adams. Miss Rosamond Gardner is general chairmen of the dance assisted by Misses Margaret Doll, Loretta O’Connor, Hannah Lynch and Katherine Bland. The history and prophecy of the sorority will be read.

tlonal convention in Denver July 2, 3 and 4 will be discussed. Miss Delores E. Friedman, province director, will be presiding officer. Eta province consists of chapters from Defiance, O.; Toledo, O.f Marion, 0., and the three Indianapolis chapters. In the afternoon a garden party will be held at 5120 Madison road. More than seventy-five girls are expected to attend. Red and white sorority colors will be used in decoration. The committe on arrangement*, including two representatives from each local chapter, is: Misses Alice O’Donnell and Amelia Shinkle, Alpha Nu: Esther Webb and Mary Margaret Shubert, Alpha Tau, and Hazel Feuchter and Delores E. Friedman, Alpha Upsilon. MRS. STAGE HONOR GUEST AT LUNCHEON Mrs. L. E. Stage, who will leave soon for residence in Lafayette, was honored at a luncheon given Thursday by a group of her friends the Ethelenn tea room. Those present were: Meadames N. H. Cartlnhour. Paul Roc*, ford. L. E. Strong. Walter Mayers. H. H. Wilcox. John, W. Davis. H. C. Chamberlain- D. C. Pike Owen Dickens. Carl White cf Anderson nnd Madse Elliott. Mrs. Samuel R. Wells, 1811 North Meridian street, has returned from a short trip to Bloomington, 111. Mrs. John.Lahmann, Ravenswood, Ind., will attend the national convention of Alpha Zeta Beta sor ority, July 2,3 and 4 at Denver Colo., as a delegate from Alph. Tau chapi**.