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Miss Muir to Be Bride of Canadian In a candle-light ceremony at 8 tonight, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cnarlcs Muir, 3240 North New Jersey street, Miss Dorothy L. Muir will become the bride of James W. Bowman, Toronto, Canada. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joh i W. Bowman, Richmond Hill, Ontario Canada. The bride and bridegroom will kneel at the altar, arranged with greenery and ferns, lighted at each side with tapers in seven-branch candelabrae. The service will be read by the Rev. Oren W. Fifer. The casement of the stairway, down which the bridal procession will move, will be twined with ferns, and lighted with tapers at the landing. Program Arranged The processional and recessional will be played by Mrs. George F. Dailey, harpist, and Miss Margaret Harrison, violinist. They will also play a group of bridal numbers, including “Gamma of Alpha Phi,” “At Dawning," “I Love You Truly,” “Ich Liebe Dicht,” and ‘ My Delta Shelter.” The bride will be given in marriage by her brother, Dwight C. Muir, Whiting. Ind. Her gown of W’hite bridal satin will be designed with close-fitting lines and flowing skirt, with a short jacket. The jacket will have long sleeves, flounced to the elbow, and tight to the wrist. The bridal veil will be of Brussels net, edged with embroidered Brussels lace. The cap will be fashioned from the lace, and trimmed with orange blossoms. She will wear a platinum filgree brooch, set with diamonds, the gift of the bridegroom. Her flowers will be a shower of white roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Dolly Birk will be the maid of honor. She will wear a gown of yellow point d’esprit. Mrs. Dwight C. Muir, the bride’s sister-in-law, will be her matron-of-honor. Her gown will be of green point d’esprit. The bridesmaids will be Misses Virginia Cumberland, Mt. Grab, 0.. and Evelyn Muir, Carbon, Ind., cousins of the bride. They will wear identical gowns of tucked net over silk crepe. Miss Cumberland wearing pink and Miss Muir blue. Gowns to Be Alike The gowns of the attendants will all be fashioned alike, with full skirts flaring from fitted bodices. They will carry summer garden hats filled with flowers in the bride's colors, yellow, blue, and pink, with greenery twined about the streamers. All will wear white accessories. Their gowns will be trimmed with narrow ribbon bands at the waistline, with tailored bows at the back, matching the bows on their hats. The ribbons will be in shades contrasting with their gowns. Miss Birk wearing green ribbon with her yellow gown, Mrs. Muir yellow on green, Miss Cumberland blue on pink, and Miss Muir pink on blue. Jack Bowman, Richmond Hill, Ontario, will be best man for his brother. Ushers will be Gordon Sloane, Toronto, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, Richard Cook, and Gilbert Morrison. Mrs. Muir, the bride's mother, will wear a lace gown, with a shoulder spray of summer flowers. A reception will follow the ceremony, after which the bride and bridegroom will leave for a honeymoon. They will be at home after July 1 at 45 Cheriton avenue, Toronto. The bride's traveling frock will be of black crepe, designed with white satin vestee draped to form ties in the back, with a short jacket, and three-quarter length sleeves, trimmed with the satin. She will wear a black hat stitched with white, and trimmed with a band of white ribbon. Attended Western College Out-of-town guests will include Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Grills, Toronto: Miss Janet Gavender and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Peddicord,* Hobart, Ind.; Miss Virginia Greshaw, Detroit; Miss Virginia Hutsen, Anderson: Mr. and Mrs. Horace Abbott, Rockville; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Muir, Carbon, and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Plummer, Columbus, O. The bride attended Western college for women at Oxford, 0., and •was graduated from De Pauw university, where she was a member of Alpha Phi sorority. Mr. Bowman attended Harbord Collegiate institution at Toronto, and Ontario college at Guelf, Ontario. He is editor and publisher of the Express-Herald at Newmarket, Ontario. A dinner for the bridal party and the immediate families will be served preceding the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents The table will be centered with a wedding cake on a mound of flowers and greenery, and will be lighted with tapers in the pastel shades. GAMMA GROUP TO ENTERTAIN MONDAY Gamma chapter of Omega Nu Tau sorority will hold its annual formal banquet at 8 Monday at the Severin, in honor of initiates. Those >o be initiated are Mrs. Clarice Lyons, Miss Norma Hullinger and Miss Margaret Bowen. New officers are Miss Doris Ray, president; Miss Ann Gilpin, vicepresident. and Miss Esther Stapleton, treasurer. Miss Stapleton is in charge of the initiation and Miss Ray is arranging the banquet. Musicalc Set Sunday A musicale-tea will be given on Sunday afternoon at Robin Hood inn by the Alpha Upsilon, Alpha Tau and Alpha Nu chapters of Alpha Zeta Beta sorority.

Lois Circle of Third Christian Church Plans Garden Party

The Lois Circle of the Third Christian church will have a garden party at 2 Tuesday at the home of Mrs. H. B . Burnet, 4417 North Pennsylvania street. A committee composed of new members will be in charge of the affair. Mrs. Ray H. Wilson is chairman. A string quartet will play during ihe afternoon. The group composed of Joseph Steiner, Carroll Smith, Joseph Shay and Thomas Moriarty

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P.E.O. Group Entertains at Picnic Supper Members of Chapter F.. P. E. O. Sisterhood, entertained their families with a picnic supper Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. White, 4202 Cold Springs road. An informal program was presented, and games provided entertainment. Approximately fifty members of the organization and their families attended. The committee in charge of arrangements was Mrs. John P. Whitmyre, Mrs. Gibson Adams, and Mrs. Cecil Stalnaker. A called meeting of the group was ! held at 2 in the afternoon preceding the picnic, to hear reports from the state convention held recently. Cheer Guild to Donate Clothes for Children Activities of the Riley hospital Cheer Guild will close for the summer with its annual round-up of children's clothing for the social service patients of Riley hospital, at the final meeting Tuesday. Needed garments include clothing j either new or used for boys and girls to the age of 16. All members of the Guild are urged to attend the meeting, and bring some article of clothing. The garments thus gathered will be used to supply the needs of the patients until the Guild reopens in September. Mrs. Charles Hogate is chairman of the hospital committee, assisted by Mrs. Warren Harrell and Mrs. J. M. Mitchell. PAIR LEAVING FOR SORORITY SESSION Mrs. Jpseph Higgins and Mrs. M. K. Goode will leave Sunday for Springfield. 111., where they will attend the national convention of the Delta Gamma Delta sorority, opening Monday. Mrs. Higgins is corresponding secretary and Mrs. Goode is president of Alpha Epsilon chapter. Plan Picnic Supper Kappa chapter of Pi Omicron sorority will be entertained with a picnic supper Monday night at Garfield park. In case of rain the group will meet at the home of Miss Christine MacKenzie. 1118 Bradbury street. Named Club Hostess Mrs. Daisy B. Bates, 46 North Ritter avenue, will be hostess to the Ladies’ Federal Club at her i home Thursday.

will feature a medley of American marches. A play directed by Miss Gwendolen Schort will be presented. The cast is composed of Miss Schort, Miss Geraldine Hutton and Kenneth Lemons. Those to act as hostesses during the afternoon are Misses Winifred Smith, Margaline Embry, Mary Louise Briies, Jane Rothenburger and Catherine Gullion. In case of rain the program will be given in the Third Christian church. Seventeenth street and Broadway, f

Mrs. Robert Donald Howell was Miss Lorinda Cottingham, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Cottingham, 3641 North Pennsylvania street, before her marriage June 18 at the Broadway M. E. church. A recent bride is Mrs. Floyd H. Harlan who was Miss Naomi Mae Adams of Beech Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan will be at home in Beech Grove. Mrs. Virgil Harold Norford, formerly Miss Margaret Piatt of Ft. Wayne .became the bride of Mr. Norford of Indianapolis in a cere-

Miss Avis Vi Bride of Robe

Miss Avis Vincent, daughter of Mrs. Emma L. Vincent, 37 West Twenty-first street, became the bride of Robert Ward Bryant of Newark, N. J., at noon today, at the North M. E. church. The Rev. W. W. Wiant officiated. Mrs. Bryant wore a fitted white chiffon gown with a jacket. She wore a braided white georgette picture hat, lace gloves and a shoulder corsage of gardenias and lilies of the valley. During the ceremony, Clarence Carson, organist, played “O Prayer of Love” and “To a Wild Rose.” The "Lohengrin” wedding march was played as the bride entered. Covers for fourteen were laid at the breakfast which followed the ceremony at the Marott. The table was decorated with pastel shasta

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—Photo bv Kindred. Mrs. Herbert Y. Massie Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Y. Massie will be at home at 2162 Barth avenue after their wedding trip. Before her marriage. June 15, in the McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church, Mrs. Massie was Miss Dorothy Alice Brooks, daughter of Mrs. Bertha E. Brooks, 6 West Twenty-sixth street.

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mony at her parents’ home in Ft. Wayne. Mrs. Edward J. Dux was formerly Miss Marie Roth. Mrs. Russell Jordan Spivey was Miss Dorothy Ryker before her marriage June 15. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ryker. Mrs. Floyd James Meeker is the former Miss Florence Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Moore, 3111 Broadway, whose marriage took place June 18 at the Tabernacle Presbyterian church.

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daisies and blue and pink delphinium. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Gwin of Farina, 111.; Mrs. Charles Igo of Springfield, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wernsing of Columbia and Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Bryant of Williams. Mrs. Bryant attended Northwestern university and Mr. Bryant Indiana university. BIBLE GROUP TO CONCLUDE SEASON The Association of Women Bible Teachers will hold its closing meeting of the season at 2 Tuesday at the Y. W. C. A. A preview of the series of Sunday school lesson on the “Era of Moses” will be given, followed by a discussion of the lesson for the following Sunday on the childhood and education of Moses. The class will resume its study on Sept. 6. Miss Florence E. Lanham is instructor. ARTEMAS CLUB TO HOLD BRIDGE PARTY Mrs. Henry Hussey will be hostess for a bridge party to be given by the Artemas Club at her home, 4310 North Meridian street, Tuesday afternoon. Assisting her will be Mesdames Charles Mcßride, Marie Philipott and Charles Judy. lOTA KAPPAS TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE Alpha chapter of lota Kappa sorority will hold open house for rushees from 3 to 5 Sunday at the home of Miss Hariret Hunt, 6316 Broadway. The hostess will be assisted by Miss Ruby Adams and Geraldine Doane. End Season Tuesday The Amicitia Club will hold a covered dish luncheon Tuesday at the home of the president, Mrs. Galen Doyal, 1734 Montcalm street. This will be the last meeting of the club until September. Sorority to Initiate Informal initiation services will be held by Beta chapter, Sigma Delta Zeta sorority, tonight at the home of Miss Marine Hamilton, Southport. Initiates will be Misses Kathleen Mahan. Margaret Todd, Marion Nigh, Mildred McCormick, and Lucille Wegehoeft. Plan House Party Plans are being ma<fe by Beta chapter. Phi Gamma Tau sorority, for a house party to be held at Lake Shafer, over the week-end of July 4. Hostess to Club Mrs. Ralph W. Partlow, Sixtyfourth and Harding streets, will be hostess Tuesday to the Independent Social Club. Electric Fan Helps A small electric fan will hasten the process of airing out your refr iterator.

Tudor Hall Personnel Announced The personnel of the teaching \ staff of the Tudor Hall school for girls for next year has been announced by Miss I. Hilda Stewart, principal. Miss Dora Atkins will continue in the kindergarten department. In the elementary school. Classes 1 and 2 will be taught by Miss Martha Gill, assisted by Miss Helen Hartinger; Classes 3 and 4 by Miss Lillian Reeves, and Classes 5 and 6 by Miss Elizabeth Chipman. A change in the organization for next year is that Classes 7 and 3 will be included in a junior high school, with the facilities of the senior high. Class 7, English history and English literature, will be taught by Miss Christina Kinnaird. who. is spending the summer in England. Miss Ruth Wells of the upper school faculty, will teach a unit of mathematics and physical geography. In Class 8 upper school teachers will teach American history, American literature, science, Latin, French and mathematics. Classes 5 through 8 will have a school day until 3:30, providing for a varied program of handicrafts and other activities. The upper school faculty includes Miss Hazel D. McKee, assistant principal, head of Latin department; Miss May O. Mackenzie, head of English department: Miss Helen Rowe, head of French department; Miss Sara Lois Haber, head of history department; Miss Emily Rood, head of science department; Miss Dorothy McCullough, English; Miss Ruth Wells, mathematics; Mme. Yvonne Chamilovitch, French; Miss Ellen Chase, history of art and applied art; Miss Ida Litwhiler, applied art; Miss Marguerite Slawson and Mrs. Ruth Hutchison, physical education; Mrs. Susan Richardson and Miss Helen Shepard, piano; Mrs. Helen Warrum Chappell, voice; Miss Charlotte Thompson, dramatics. Mrs. Josephine C. Ives will continue as director of the residence department and librarian. Miss Voelker Is Elected to National Post Miss Emma Lou Voelker, Indianapolis, member of the Indiana Alpha chapter of Lambda Alpha Lambda sorority, was elected second vice-president of the national organization at its national convention held last week in Moberly, Mo. Other officers elected were: Misses Mary O’Keefe. Moberly, president; Mildred Ginther. Moberly, first vice-presi-dent; Mary Alice McDonald. Moberly. secretary: Catherine Christian. Moberly. treasure; : Mary Ellen Davis, Ft. Worth. Tex., secretary; Virginia Cervantes, St. Louis, editor, and Virginia Purty. St. Louis, doorkeeper. The local chapter will hold a business meeting at 8 Monday night at the Antlers. Agnes Kalleen Is Honored at Bridge-Shower A china breakfast set was presented to Miss Agnes Kalleen, brideelect, who -was honored at a bridge party given today by Miss Betty Jane Barrett and Miss Delight Morrison at the home of Mrs. Robert Blake, 615 Highland drive. The hostesses were assisted by Miss Morrison’s mother, Mrs. Paul Morrison. At serving time the tables were centered with sprays of dephinium. roses and larkspur. Guests with Miss Kalleen were: Mrs. Walker Knotts, and the Misses Betty and Nancy Kalleen, Jean Underwood, Kathryn Fitchey, Cosette Scholl, Edythe McCoy. Myla Smith, Charlotte Twitty, Marcella Moore, Leola Badger, Jane Fleidner, Betty Wiliams, Frances Griffin. Martha Jane Bannister and Adelaide Smith. Nadyne Cook, D. E. Warrick Are Married The marriage of Miss Nadyne Cook to Don Emerson Warrick is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cook, 5835 Oak avenue. Mr. Warrick is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Warrick of Jasonville. The ceremony was solemnized at high noon Saturday, June 18, at the Trinity Methodist Episcopal church in Lafayette, with the Rev. T. Fred Williams officiating. Dr. R. Everett Snick and Mrs. Snick, sister of the bride, were the only attendants. Mrs. Warrick attended Butler university and is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. After their return from a northern motor trip, Mr. and Mrs. Warrick will be at home in Indianapolis. PUPILS TO GIVE PIANO RECITAL Miss Ida Evelyn Burks will present her pupils in a piano recital at 7:30 Tuesday at the Olive Branch Christian church, Raymond and South Pennsylvania streets. They are: Mary Ruth McLain. Athenma Gianakoa. Calvin Spivey. Frances Ensminger. Sylvia Demas. Hylda Young. Fay Ensminger. Victoria Steven*. Dorothy Pape*. Robert Black. Janet Matten. Jimmie Bauer. Martha Jane Mullin. David Pox. Mildred j McClellan. Charles Barker. Banda Zacharia. Joan Spivey. Tonv Foster. Margaret j Black. Shirley Mae Lowe. Judith Robinett, Carmen Van Thomas. Dorothy June Spivey, Georgian Tacke. Dorothy Windhoratt. Mary Raikos. Sarah Nell Young. Donald Zalac. Helen Zacharia. Donald Barker. Dorothy Watson. Slnore Hatten. Bertha Miller, : Elizabeth Miller. Mildred Rugenstein. Imoi eene Kirby. Richard Robinett. Eleanor I Windhorst. Paul Brown. Georgia Booked is. Edith Helen Mullin. Julia Anne Benson. Mrs. Brumfield Hostess Theta chapter. Delta Sigma Kappa sorority, will have a special meeting at 8:30 Monday night at the home of Mrs. Arthur Brumfield. 3307 North Capitol avenue.

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Miss Florence Efroymßon, daughter of Meyer Efroymson, 5627 North Pennsylvania street, was graduated Tuesday from Wellesley college. She and her father will return home Sunday.

Mrs. Burroughs to Present Vocal Pupils in Recital

Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs will present her vocal students In a recital at 8 Tuesday at the WilkIng audition hall. Those to take part are: Misses Jo Ellen Burroughs, Nehursta Pierce, Ruth Hester, Marie Hanson, Katherine Lindley Avery, Beulah Bailey, Thelma Haris Thompson, Helen Sheperd Sedwick, Harriet Krause, Marjorie Payne Breeden, Virginia Van Arman, Florence McEowen, Ruth Wagner; Mesdames Morris Sleeth, L. N. Holtz and William H. Day, and Messrs. John Reed, Carl Clark, Robert Brock,

International Study Club

The International Travel-Study Club, Inc., held its annual installation recently at Castle hall. Mrs. S. R. Artman and Mrs. Mae Marcum Jacobs were the installing officers. Mrs. Jacobs was assisted by Dr. Maude Jones and Mrs. J. E. Holt. The trio, composed of Mrs. Walter Boemler, Mrs. Ernest Hughes and Mrs. Roy L. Craig, accompanied by Mrs. Mamie J. Passmore at the pipe organ, opened the service by singing “Open the Gates of the Temple.” Mrs. Jacobs Introduced Mrs. John W. Thornburgh, the new president, and presented her with flowers, while the trio sang “International Loyalty Song,” composed by Mrs. Thornburgh. Mrs. Artman read the “Proclamation” and Mrs. Jacobs dedicated the new service and presented Mrs. Artman with flowers. Mrs. Richard R. Mitchel sang several numbers accompanied by Mrs. R. E. Money. The incoming and outgoing officers were presented with gifts and flowers from their local chapters. The new officers are: Mrs. John W. 'rtiomburßh. president; Mrs. Urla F. Eliis. first vice-president; Mrs. George C. Roberts, second vice-president; Mrs. Fave E. Huff, recording secretary; Mrs. C. C. Byfleld, corresponding; secretary; Mrs. Charles R. Stuart, treasurer: Miss Grace Norris, auditor; Mrs. Pearl CrigßS. chaplain: Mrs. Frank Kenzie, program chairman; Mrs. Nick D. Hanttzis. year book chairman: Mrs. Sannetta Hitz Bradv. music chairman: Miss Hazel Fesler, dramatic chairman: Mrs. M. B. Dunn, publicity chairman: Mrs. D. V. 8, Clubka, publicity; Mrs. Jules G. Zinter. hospitality; Mrs. J. E. Holt, installation officer; Mrs. Pearl Fiblger. special arrangements; Mrs. Burt E. Kimmel. chairman of by-laws? Mrs. Robert Caplinger. membership chairman; Mrs. Nellie Mathews, parliamentarian: Mrs. Frank S. Clark, delegate to Indianapolis council of women: Mrs. E. P. Messick. alternate, and Miss Claire Henry, communication. Venetian chapter will be entertained at the country home of Mrs. Raymond Myers, southeast of Southport at 1 Monday, wuth a garden party and covered dish luncheon. Sorority Will Meet Miss Margaret Layton will be hostess Monday night for a meeting of the Tau Delta Sigma sorority. Mrs. George Knapp will assist.

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Francis Wallace, Joseph Ragains, Delmar Huppert and James Gilbreath. The program is as follows; “The Snow Man" Peters Miss Burroughs. “Homing” Del Riego Miss Pierce. “Courage” Huhn Mr. Reed. “The Lamp" .' Buchanan “Dawn” Curran Miss Hester. “Nocturne” Curran Mr. Clark. “A Garden of Dreams" Buchanan “Joy” Cadman Miss Hanson. “The Constant Lamp” Atwood Mrs. Sleeth. Air—“ Hear Me! Ye Winds and Wave*!” (“Scipio”! Handel Mrs. Brock. !Tl! e, , J Trees , Have Grown" Burleigh Children of the Moon” Warren _ Miss Avery. •The Moon Behind the Cottonwood” Cadman Miss Bailey. When Benham "The Rainbow Child” (“Sun and Shade') Coleridge Taylor _ . Miss Thompson. Trio—June Rhapsody Daniels Miss Wagner. Mr. Wallace, Mis* Krause. ... _. , —lntermission— “La Girometta” Sihella “Mountains” ...... Rosbach .... . , ... Mlss Sedwick. Pn fi v,;-; Schumann Frulmgsnacht ... Schumann „ .. Miss Krause. Recitative and Oria—“Jesuis Titania” t Mignon 1 Thomas Miss Breeden. The Spirit Flower” Campbell-Tipton ... Mr. RagaJns. I Mourn as a Dove” (“St. Peter"). Benedict ~.. , . Miss Van Arman. Ilest doux, il est bon” (Herodiade”) * a; • ■■ Massonet Mlss McEowen. The Bitterness of Love” Dunn “Lullaby” Huppert * ‘ Mr. Wallace. U 1 w Curran ... .i Mrs. Holtz. Micaelas Song—“ Carmen” Bizet . Mrs. Dav. "The r k BUrr ° UßhS •Nest” N ° W Leaves Hls Watery Miss Wagner. Parker

Marott Trio Season Will Close Sunday The musical season of the Marott trio, which has played each Sunday evening in the ballroom during the winter, will close with its musicale Sunday, from 8:45 to 10. Assisting irf the program will be a harp ensemble composed of Misses Mary Evelyn Rudicel, Clara Jane Anderson and Julia Louise Guess. The program follows: Trio—Finale (C-Minor Trio) Harp’ Ensemble— Mendelssohn "Welsh Folk Song” Thomas r^ e t 0 Old Virginny”. Bland Ghost Dance; Ellis Lev? , ~ Miss Maud Custer. Memories” Hahn “Gvpsy Fire Dance” I’/.’.Chalmers „ T .„ . „ , Miss Rudicel. Tarantella Squire Miss ConsueJo Couchman. Minute IntermissionHam Ensemble—..pMjs?e * Wn^er^n ,e a n d' Miss* *OueM? WeU “? a a nk°ee IC Doodle.”’” RUth Ranlfr Ne * sler “America.” Selections from ‘ The Bohemian Girl” Baife DANCE, DRAMATIC RECITAL PLANNED The Irvington college of fine arts will have a recital at 8 Wednesday in the Carr auditorium. Dramatic students of Mrs. Helen Morton will present a program of readings and playlets. Mrs. Morton will be assisted by dance students of Charles Gywnn. Those who will take part on the program are: John Paul Jones, Joan Baylor. Eloise Golden, Gilford Hennegar. Nancy Lou Fullenwlder. Betty Lang. June Hollis, George Williford. Billy Jolly, Vernlce Michael. Lois Hipkins, Ralph Daley, Helene Eder. Carolyn Baus. Florence Baus. Jaunlta Miller and Gloria Tomlinson. GARDEN PARTY TO HONOR RUSHEES Miss Vivian Lively, 82 North Irvington avenue, will be hostess at a garden party, Monday night, in honor of rushees of the Alpha chapter of Phi Sigma Theta sorority. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Carl Weber and Miss Florence Wilkins. Guests will be Misses Juanita McKabe, Bertha Lammers, Irene Blakley, Mrs. Norma Haskill and Mrs. Alma Bucksot of Hammond.

Isabella Daughters Unit toZ. Give Informal Summer Dance '

The Study Club unit of the Daughters of Isabella will entertain with an informal summer dance, Thursday night at the Christian Park community house. Mrs. Zola Rice Jones has been named general chairman of the affair, and will be assisted by a committee of twenty-five persons. . The dance will be the main social event of the year for the club. Members of the entire organization have been invited to attend. The hall will be decorated with summer flowers and colored lights. Special feature numbers by members of the club will be presented between dances. Patrons and patronesses for the affair will be;

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City Couple; to Wed in Home Rites At an Informal home wedding at 4 today. Miss Martha Ehle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Ehle, 2154 North Delaware street, will be mafried to James E. Lesh, son of Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Lesh. 2121 Norfh New Jersey street. Preceding the ceremony, to % *Be performed by Dr. Arthur FrantYf a group of bridal airs will be plaved by Miss Edwine Patton of Bluffton, cellist. The bride will wear a tea WSe tucked chiffon gown, designed bands of Chantilly lace insertion. She will carry a shower bouqueUof pink roses 4 Mrs. Ehle’s gown will be of flowered chiffon in shades of gray woipi over light blue. She will wear a oc*sage of pink roses. Mrs. Lesh wall wear black lace with a corsage ~of gardenias. Reception Is Planned An informal reception will follow. The long serving table will have-a, centerpiece of white roses with tail white tapers at each end. Roses and summer flowers will be arranged throughout the house. Assisting at the reception will be Miss Lucile Meek. Greensburg; M&s Elizabeth Patton, Bluffton, and Mrs. Louise Mauch. The couple will leave for a motor trip to the east coast. The bride will wear a traveling suit of navy blue crepe with matching accessories. They will be at home in Indianapolis. Bride Purdue Graduate The bride attended Sweet Briar college and was graduated from Purdue university where she belonged to Kappa Kappa Garaim. sorority. Mr. Lesh is a graduate of the Indiana university schooJ A of law and is a Sigma Chi. Out of town guests will be: _ Mrs. Adaline Davenport, George DavenM / s , Franklin Carson. Chlcrftfb: William Lesh. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. stosw. Muncte; Miss Marian Kemmer. LafayetteMr Joseph Holmes Lesh, Huntington: Mas port. Mrs. Franklin Carson. Chicago; Mr. Charles Holland. Bloominglon: GordHn Thomas. Cincinhati; Miss Lucille Meek Greensburg; Mr. and Mrs. George L Arnold. Miss Elizabeth Engeler. Miss Elizabeth Patton. Miss Edwina Patton. Biuffton P°L ste \ ,Thomas Dorste, Miss Virginia Hudson. Miss Marjorie Carlton Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fred*. Markle: Mr and Mrs Bruce Merritt, iit. and Mrs. Frank Fudge. Wabakh; Mr.’ijwt Mrs. Frank St. John Miss Lola St. John. Albany; Mr. and Mrs. E B. Browak, Find-/ lsy. O. jr ■ Orleans Girl to Be Bride of Gordon Sutton Miss Grace Katherine Elji/, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ellis, Orleans, Ind., will be marri/d to Gorden Bennett Sutton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Sutton, 61Q1 Broadway, in a ceremony to be ss- - at 12:15 Sunday at the North Methodist Episcopal church. The Rev. Warren W. Wiant will officiate. A program of bridal mufcip will be presented by the organist, and the soloist, w'ho will sing.' “I Love You Truly.” The bride will be dressed in a semi-tailored ensemble of leraon.colored silk, with which she will wear a white hat and white accessories. She will carry and arm bouquet of yellow and white, roses. Mrs, William Swisher will be the bride’s only attendant. She syijl wear an ensemble of blue and,white with white hat and accessories. - Albert Sutton Jr. will be best man for his brother. Ushers will be William C. Siner and William Swisher. Mr. Sutton and his bride will be at home at 1512 North Pennsylvania street. He is member of Rhi Lambda Epsilon fraternity, of which he is one of the national officers., < - - y jj Laura Keisker Will Speak orl ;! Child Health ... , Dr. Laura B. Keisker, field physician for the state board of heajth, will give the first of a series of on the scientific basis for child health, at a joint meeting of . thR local branches of the Womens Christian Temperance Union, from 2 to 4 Tuesday in Parlor C of the Y. W. C. A. The talk will coyer phases of embryology, physiology, anatomy and nutrition in maternal and infant :are. Mothers who are not members are invited to attend. The Child Hygiene division of ,the board of health is offering the group of lectures. ET CETERA CLUB WILL GIVE PICNIC Et Cetera Club will hold Its’annual picnic luncheon at 12 Monday at the Maple Lawn tearoom. Members wiU meet at 11 at the home, of Mrs. J. p. Aspinall, 5688 Guilford avenue. Hostesses will be Mrs. Ralph Kennington and Mrs. W. „H. Lewis. An informal program will follow. "Y Bath Towel Curtains ; Bathroom windows have a gayeioutlook on life when they are deco|rated with bath towels instead of curtains. The colored borders act as an ornamental feature of Qie towels. Such curtains keep ‘ tH£jr life and any number of launderings won't injure them.

Messrs, and Mesdames Joseph SoeaKts. Charles Lines. William Overmire. William Kilev. Frank Kirkhoff. William Wiabkf. Robert Fessler. Hubert Pagani. William Kiesle. Frank Velman. Hugh Davev ’%}. and Mrs. Ellen Kirkhoff. *53 The following have been named as chaperons: Messrs, and Mesdames Leonard Bagnpfl. John Ciancv. Adar Krueger. W’. F. Drrt#. Karl Kramer. Fred Pfleger. William fcSsk. Morris Donovan and Mesdames Helen Cfetello and Katherine HtUinan. .i-J Assisting Mrs. Jones in arrange* ments will be the following com* mit tee chairmen: Tickets. Misses Mane and Fretda Xrtfrf: decorations. Mrs. Eleanor Reibel and Miss Prances Bevfrled: arrangements Miss <J*tnido Murphy, and publicity. Mis* Midi