Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 156, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1933 — Page 10

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Dorothy Swift Is Married to C. W. Deitsch The marriage of Miss Dorothy Louise Swift, granddaughter of William L. Belt of Bloomington. 111., to Clarence W. Deitsch took place this morning at the Third Christian church. The Rev. William F. Rothenberger read the ceremony in the presence of immediate families and a few friends. Mrs. J. A. Hood played "To a Wild Rose," Beta Theta Pi "Sweetheart Song,” "At Dawning” and “O Promise Me.” The bride, who wore a tile silk and wool ensemble, was unattended. A wedding breakfast was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Lahr, 4921 Broadway. Mr. and Mrs Deitsch left for a wedding trip and will be at home after Dec. 1 at 5128 Park avenue. The bride is a graduate of Butler university and a member of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. Mr. Deitsch was graduated from Indiana university law school and is a member of Beta Theta Pi and Phi Delta Phi fraternities. Out-of-town guests attending included Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Deitsch and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Deitsch, all of Evansville.

MRS, HOLLETT WILL BE TEA HOSTESS

Mrs. John Hollett, 4001 North Meridian street, will be hostess Friday afternoon at a silver tea for the benefit of St. Paul Episcopal church. The entertainment will include a program, prepared by Mrs. Irene Jarrard and Mrs. C. Raymond Miller. Receiving with Mrs. Hollett will be Mrs.' E. May Hahn, auxiliary society president; Mrs. William F. Mullen and Mrs. William Forsyth. Mrs. E. S. Doane. Petoskey, Mich., and Miss Betty Bisphan will preside at the tea table. Assisting in the dining room will be Mesdames John Hollett Jr„ Walter Christie, W. H. Turner, Fred Albershardt, John Lewis, J. K. Grubb, I. M. Drybrough, A. B. Chevalier, J. H. Haley Jr., and Miss Constance Forsyth. Mrs. J. Harry Greene, soprano, will sing "I Know,” by Spross, “Autumn,” by Rogers, “Cymric Lullaby” by Gunter, ‘‘Love Is the Wind” by Mitchell, “Who Knojvs” by Stickles and “I Love Life” by ManaZucca. She will be accompanied by Mrs. Earle Noggle. Mrs. Everett M. Schofield will give a reading, “My Lady's Fan.” MISS HENLEY TO TALK AT MUSEUM Woman’s Faculty Club of Butler university will hold its monthly meeting at the Children’s Museum, 1150 North Meridian street, at 3 next Wednesday. Miss Faye Henley, wall be the guest speaker and her subject will be "Museum Vistas.” Mrs. Frederick C. Mackey will be hostess chairman, and Mesdames Gino Ratti, Mervin C. Palmer, George F. Leonard. Walter L. Slifer, and Miss Aliena Grafton wall assist. Hospital Program Set Albert G. Hahn, Evansville, executive secretary of the Indiana Hospital Association, will speak on “The Hospital and the Public” at 7:30 tonight on the health beacon health and happiness program of the Methodist hospital over WKBF. Grace and Florence Ivor will play marimba duets, and Mrs. Paul Dorsey will sing. Music is to be p esented by the White Cross Guild, of which Mrs. Will C. Hitz is president. Miss Boehm Hostess Miss Margaret Julia Boehm entertained at her home, 535 North Bevill* avenue, yesterday for fifteen members of the St. Ann's Music Club of St. Philip Neri school. Piano selections were played.

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MISS ADAMS BETROTHED

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MRS. NUN LIST TO ENTERTAIN UNION Mrs. Dona Nunlist, 4041 Rookwood avenue, wall be hostess Tuesday for the Zerelda Wallace Union of W. C. T. U. Mrs. J. Fred Masters will preside. Mrs. T. L. Ratcliff will be in charge of morning devotions. Dr. R. M. Millard of the Broadway M. E. church wall make the principal address at the afternoon session. Mrs. Mae Brown will give Thanksgiving readings and Miss Helmuth will report the state convention held here recently. THREE SORORITIES WILL HOLD DANCE Armistice dance will be given by members of Gamma Phi Alpha, Phi Theta Chi and Sigma Tau Delta sororities at the K. of C. hall Saturday night with music by the Indiana Vagabonds. Miss Eileen Fletcher, chairman, will be assisted by Misses Bernice Strait, Mary Miller, Nellie Schmidt, Margaret Menefee, Charlotte Marstall, Dorothy Filcer, Thelma Rollins and Betty Haley. MISS STUPRICH IS ALUMNAE LEADER Miss Anne Stuprich is the new president of the Epsilon Alumnae Club of Delta Zeta sorority, which met this week at the home of Mrs. Robert Heuslein. Other officers are. Secretary-treasurer, Miss Mabel ReLander; ways and means chairman, Mrs. Thomas E. Grinslade, and publicity, Miss Thelma Carpenter. Members of a committee for a card party in the spring are Miss Alma Peterson, Mrs. A. J. Groh and Mrs. Herbert Hartman.

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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elder Adams announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Janet Haywood Adams, to Morris Lanville Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Curt Brown. Miss Adams was graduated from Tudor Hall and attended Smith college.

LEGAL GROUP TO HONOR FOUNDERS Mrs. Irene Herman Faust wall preside at the founders’ day observance by Indiana Law school chapter of Phi Delta Delta, legal sorority, Friday at the law school. Other officers with Mrs. Faust, president, are Florine Phipps, vicepresident; Dorothy Floy Tucker, secretary; Helen Warbington, chaplain; Lundal Hogston, chancellor. The program committee includes Grace DeArmond, Auda Studebaker, Ella Groniger and Eleanor Barker Snodgrass. Pi Phis to Give Dance Butler university chapter of Pi Beta Phi will entertain with a bowery dance tomorrow night at the Red Key tavern. Miss Eleanor Holt is chairman.

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Miss Calland Names Party for Wedding Attendants have been named for the Retmier-Calland wedding ceremony which will be read at 9 Thanksgiving morning. Miss Mary Jane Calland will be attended by Miss Constance Datzman, matron of honor, and Charles B. Retmier has chosen Manson R. Brafford of Philadelphia and Indianapolis as his best man. Ushers will include William Haslet and Dr. Robert Barber. Several parties are planned in honor of the bride-elect. Miss Datzman will give a kitchen shower at her home, 2363 North Meridian j street, Thursday night, Nov. 16. Mrs. William Haslet will entertain at a date to be announced later. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Calland, parents of the bride-elect, will entertain with a bridal dinner for their daughter and Mr. Retmier at their home, 3840 Graceland avenue, Wednesday night. ZETA ALUMNAE TO ENTERTAIN PLEDGES Indianapolis alumnae of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority will entertain Alpha Delta chapter pledges tomorrow' 1 night at a bridge party at the active chapter house, 329 Hampton drive. Pledges include Misses Ruth Martin, Peggy Zaring, Margaret and I Mary Lucille Trager, Marie George, i Margaret Schoen, Cecilia Kuper- ! schmidt, Winifred Andrews, Dorothea Craft, Jeanette Garrett, Hortense Hornaday and Virginia Landgraf. D. OF I. TO SEW FOR RED CROSS Daughters of Isabella will sew for the Red Cross Monday at the Taylor building, 109 South Meridian street. Mrs. William Theodore Miller is in charge. Annual state meeting of the Daughters will be held Nov. 17 to 19, at Gary.

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Mrs. Cecil Butler —Photo by Platt. Before her marriage Oct. 24, Mrs. Cecil Butler was Miss Jean Ferguson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson, 1922 Sugar Grove avenue. Chairs Need Lamps You’ll find that your family will be much more comfortable and en- ; joy spending evenings at home if you group your living room furniture. See that each chair has its own reading lamp and a little table. The tables should be large enough to hold ash trays, magazines and perhaps a book or two.

MRS. GRAY TO BE 0. E. S. HOSTESS Mrs. Gertrude Gray will be hostess for the meeting ,of the Naomi auxiliary, O. E. S.. tomorrow afternoon at the Masonic temple, Noith and Illinois street. Mrs. Charlotte Halter is chairman

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of the entertainment committee which will present an Armistice day program. Those taking part include Mesdames Ethel Wallace, Catherine Meyers. Mamie Passmore. Etta Johnson, Mabel Dobbins, Sue Robertson, Charlotte Halter, Josephine Wishmier. Genevieve Bard, Jessie Craig and Helen Mitchem.

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Class Honors Cross James L Cross was honored at a surprise party at his home. 1758 Brookside avenue, Tuesday night by members of the Heath Hustlers* class of the Heath Memorial M E. church.