Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1934 — Page 5

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Eleanor Hansen to Be Bride of Ralph Bultman Miss Eleanor Hansen will be married to Ralph H. Bultman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bultman. Batesville, at 11:30 tomorrow morn ins at St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran church. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Hansen. The Rev. HM. Zorn will officiate. Miss Mildred Baumgart will sing and William J Kirchhoff. organist, will play traditional airs. The bridesmaid. Miss Caroline Schakel. will wear blue crepe and carry Briarciiff roses and blue delphinium. and Ruth Kull and Helen Louise Rohlfmg. flower girls, will wear pink net dresses. They will carry baskets of rose petals. The bride, to be given in marriage by her father, will wear traditional white with a veil of lace and tulle falling from a halo hat. She will carry Bride's roses and lilies of the valley. Howard Brebberman will be best man and Herbert Hansen and Edward Crum will usher. A dinner for immediate families will be served at Cifaldi's following the ceremony. RECENT BRIDE TO BE SHOWER GUEST Mrs. Byron T. Currie, formerly Miss Bea Goodpasture, will be honor guest at a miscellaneous shower to be given Monday night by Miss Bertha Whitaker. 1410 Spann avenue. Misses Della Healy and Irene Scott will assist. Guests will be Mesdames Bert Goodpasture. Frances Dux. Clarence Chesterton. Alfred Parker. Floyd Harlan and Carl Pranger; Misses Irene Healy. Louise Kunkel. Cora Essex. Aurelia Arvm. Margaret Swineford. Gladys McGlothlin. Rosemary Bach. Lucille Tatum. Helene Mueller. Marie Snyder. Margaret Leavitt. Helen Mudd. Lucille Schlensker. Margaret Scales, and Hazel Dehn. Ft Wayne, the bride's attendant Club Outing Set Annual outing of the Independent Social Club will be held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. H W. Linaburry in Zionsdale. Mrs. George Hardey is assistant hostess.

City Group to Attend World Session of Delta Gamma

Mrs. Alfred H. Guyot, 5744 North Delaware street, as president of the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter oS Delta Gamma sorority, will represent the chapter at the international convention at Lawsonia Country Club. Green Lake. Wis.. from Monday through Friday. Leaving with her Sunday will be Miss Marigrave Mojonnier, Chicago, delegate from the Butler university chapter. Other active members to attend will be Misses Mae Louise

Personals

Dr. and Mrs. Carl S. Sputh and ; children have motored to Louisville for the week-end. Mrs. Louise J. Strong and her daughter, Miss Margaret Strong, Seattle, Wash., are spending the summer with Mrs. Strong's sister, Mrs. John G Benson and Dr. Benson. 3663 North Delaware street. Mr. and Mrs. Karl T. Nelsler, 4108 North Pennsylvania street, will return this week-end from New York and Boston. Mrs. Neessler attended the reunion of her class at Wellesley college. Misses Agnes and Eleanor Coldwell. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Coldwell, 5666 Central avenue, will enter Camp Four Winds, near Plymouth, Mass, in August they will visit at Swampscott and Nantucket. Attending a Sweet Briar college luncheon yesterday at Woodstock Club were Misses Mareie Morrison. Anne Torian, Ruth Pinkham, Virginia Fosler and Sally Reahard; Mesdames Robert B. Eaglesfield. Louis Lowe. Hal Keeling and James Lesh. Mrs. Charles E. Hall will leave next week for Petoskev. Mich., where she will spend the summer. Mrs. Fred S. Boone will accompany Mrs Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Borintsein and Miss Helen Borinstein, 4137 North Meridian street, are visiting at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York. Mrs. Nora Fields and Ruby and Paul S’ern have left for a trip to Chicago, and Yellowstone and Glacier national parks. Before returning to Indianapolis they will visit Mrs. Hazel Cornell at Owosso, Mich,, formerly of Indianapolis. 1

| Small, Jane Fisher, Betty Anne Nichols and Marjorie Mcßride. Alumnae members to attend are Mrs. John D. Pitcher and Mrs. Frank Churchman; Misses Edna Nowland, Dorothy Helmer and Re- ! becca Blackley. A reception will honor all national officers Monday night, and province meetings will be held Tuesday night. The convention banquet will be held Thursday. The informal program ! will include swimming, golfing, ten- | nis and bicycling. Mrs. Guyot and others attending will visit A Century of Progress exposition in Chicago before returning home following close of the convention. RIVIERA CLUB TO BE SCENE OF PARTY A swimming party will precede a luncheon bridge party to be held at 12:30 Wednesday at the Riviera Club. The committe in charge, headed by Mrs. E. Monty Campbell, 1 met this morning to complete plans. Assisting Mrs. Campbell are Mesdames N. E. Boyer, Urban Pike, Chester Gages. Russell Lites, Wayne : Temple and Miss Leunice Horne. Reservations are to be in by Tuesday. SHOWER GIVEN FOR JULY BRIDE-ELECT Mrs. Thomas Segal, 301 Berkley road, gave a miscellaneous shower Thursday night in honor of her sister. Miss Lena Penish, who will be married to Herschel Rudy on July 1. Assisting the hostess will be her sisters. Misses Sarah and Gertrude Penish. Mrs. Eugene Lovinger and Mrs. Sidney Kurlander. both of Cleveland. will be among the guests. Miss Revy Rudy will give a kitchen shower for Miss Penish Sunday. New Chapter Formed Mrs. Charles A. Mills, Mrs. Ethel Bohlsen, Misses Shirley Bartlett, Margaret Arnold and Rochelle Kepner, members of Alpha chapter. Pi Sigma Tau sorority, will spend the! week-end in Muncie where they will j arrange for installation of Gamma chapter. A business meeting will be. held Monday night at the Fletcher Trust building.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

BLUE skies overhead and no interruptions are all the stay-at-home vacationists ask when they spend their lazing hours at the country clubs. We interrupted Miss Josephine Reed and Miss Edna Balz during their sun nap following a dip in the Woodstock Club pool, whose green waters glimmer invitingly. Miss Balz’s blue and white checked halterneck style bathing suit had royal blue trunks, and Miss Reed’s coral suit was a mellow contrast to her brunet complexion. Helen and Sylvia Griffith, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Griffith, visited the club for a tennis match. Helen’s green and white figured dress was gathered at the neckline by ties of matching material, which looped together at the shoulders into perky bows. Sylvia’s brown and white check gingham dress had a deep square sunback. Helen and Sylvia will leave soon for Camp Asquam, Squam Lake. N. H. Mary Lou Westfall, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kemp Westfall, and Mary Ann Morrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Morrison, don’t waste any playtime “letting the cat die,’’ for after swings on the Highland Golf and Country Club playground, they head for some other exciting fun. Mary Lou and Mary Ann wore plaid gingham play suits, which had skirts buttoned over the shorts and shirt waists. Joan Fox. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RaymondC. Fox, did her bit in making the Highland outdoor luncheon a success last Wednesday. She modeled styles for L. S. Ayres & Cos. and promenaded around the pool's edge in white gaberdine shorts, red and white striped jersey shirt and floppy white pique sun hat, banded in red. Her mother was a member of the luncheon committee. Mrs. Elsa Pantzer Haerle sat comfortably in the shade of the Woodstock veranda and watched swimmers in" the pool. Her visits to the club aren t always so peaceful, for she has to practice for the tennis championship. Tennis laurels rest between Mrs. Haerle and Mrs. Thomas Harvey Cox. both of whom have held the club women’s championship twice. Mrs. Harold Taylor’s two daughters. Betsy and Sally, are fascinated by Miss Betty Lee Burns’ miniature schnauzer.

Three Groups to Give Programs at Ma Phi Epsilon Frolic

Active, alumnae and patroness chapters of Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary musical sorority, will present individual programs at the annual June frolic Tuesday night at the Woodruff Place clubhouse. The stunts will follow a picnic supper. Active Kappa chapter will present take-offs of popular melodies. Taking part will be Misses Romona Wilson. Mabel Pruitt, Mary Gottman, Helen Louise Titus and Virginia Van Orman; Mesdames Zelma Hicks, Helen Brooks Faucett. Ernest Flem-

NEW OFFICERS WILL BE DINNER GUESTS

New officers of Delta chapter, Phi Sigma Tau sorority, will attend a dinner in their honor Monday night at the Washington. Miss Mary Farrell is chairman. Guests will include Mrs. Homer Riegner, president; Miss Katherine Bland, vice-president; Mrs. Helen Collins, corresponding secretary; Miss Blanche Tyler, treasurer; Miss Mary Hayes, sergeant-at-arms; Miss Genevieve Lee. attorney-general; Mrs. Lewis Hayne. chaplain, and Miss Ann Mann, historian.

ing, Lorinda Cottingham Howell, Alberta Gaunt and Dorothy Ryker Spivey. “The Patroness Club Reminisce” will be portrayed by Mesdames Camille Fleig, Cora Bockway, S. E. Fenstermaker, J. A. Matthews, Roy Burch and William Herbert Gibbs. "Vignettes of Life” will be staged by the alumnae members, Mesdames Jessamine B. Fitch, C. E. Cartwright. Nell Kemp McMurtrey. Pearl Dedert, John A. Sink, Paul Shideler, W. E. Baker, D. E. Gruber. R. H. King and Marjorie Caston; Misses Grace Hutchings, Helen Quig, Helen Hollingsworth and Mary Moorman. The frolic committee is composed of Mrs. Baker, chairman; Miss Van Orman and Mrs. Herbert Gibbs. MISS MANOUGE TO BE BRIDE /.V JULY Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Manouge. 5816 North Delaware street, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Silva Marie Manouge, to Max J. de Vietien, 'son of Mrs. Margaret de Vietien, Elbing, Germany. The wedding will take place July 11

Service Today at Church Unites Marjorie Horne and James Blythe

Miss Marjorie Horne, daughter of Mrs. Alice Horne, was married today at the Broadway M. E. church to James D. Blythe, son of C. E. Blythe, Jeffersonville. The bridegroom is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. James Harmon, Indianapolis. Dr. Richard M. Millard read the service and Mrs. Christine Rousch, violinist, played “I Love You Truly,’’ “O Promise Me,” “At Dawning,” “Adoration” and “Ave Maria.” Following a reception at the Horne home, 3510 North Meridian street, for members of the immediate families and out-of-town guests, the couple left on a motor trip, the bride traveling in a brown net ensemble with brown and white accessories. They will be at home at 617 East Fifty-sixth street. Mrs. A. L. Bruce, sister of the bride, was dressed in blue mousseline de soie with matching accessories and her flowers were pink roses, delphinium and baby breath. The bride’s gown of white satin and lace was fashioned with a lace jacket with a court train. Her hip length veil fell from a tiara of LUNCHEON WILL CLOSE SEASON Woman’s Municipal Garden s De- : partment Club will close its year’s j program with a covered-dish luncheon at 12:30 Monday with Mrs. Wil- ' liam Jones, luncheon chairman. Mrs. William R. Kester will present a musical program. Mrs. Wil- j liam H. Hodgson will preside. Year- ! ly reports will be given by chairmen of various departments. Mrs. Jones will be asisted by Mesdames E. C- Ball, William H. Benz.: Ben Coleman, E. A. Dietz. B E, Gavin, Ira Haymaker, H. A. Harlan. R. F. Johanson, George Kohlstaedt, J. C. Kennedy. F. J. Lange.' C. E. Orders. William A. Oren. A. O. Ruse, Ethel Slagle, Nina Shank, Elizabeth Stearn and Frank Wood. New members will be special guests. Delegates Announced Misses Helen Eldridge, Margaret j Parish. Alida Sherwood, Saxon Shewalter and Winnona Watson; Carlton Hadley and David Sher-, wood, representing All Saints cathedral, will attend the diocesan conference of the Episcopal diocese of Indianapolis and northern Indiana at How£ Military school at How# next week

j orange blossoms and she carried i bride's roses and lilies-of-the-valley. Gilbert Morrison was best man J and the ushers included William ! Hays, George Goodu'in. Melvin Robbins and Albert Wagoner. The bridegroom is a Purdue uni/ersity graduate and a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity. Present at the wedding were the following guests from out-of-town: Clark Knudson and Robert Pinkney, Oak Park. 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burd. New Albany; Shirley Zenor, Robert Brode, Jeffersonville; Mr. and Mr. William Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elston. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Horne and Mrs. A. A. Williamson, all of Rockville. Mrs. Wililamson is the bride’s grandmother.

State Republican Club to Hold Concluding, Meeting of Year

Greenwood members of the Indiana Woman’s Republican Club will act as hostesses for the concluding meeting of the year to be held Thursday in Greenwood. Dinner will be served at 6, followed by a program in the Grace Polk memorial building with Mrs. Eleanor Barker Snodgrass, Nashville. speaking on “Old Ideas for New.” Jack Tilson, Harry Bason and Miss Frances Sellers will present a musical program, and Mrs. Samuel H. Fletcher, club president, will talk. Mrs. E. E. Nelson, 24 North Bradley street, and Mrs. C. W. Stephenson, Greenwood, are in charge of reservations which are to be in by Monday. Mrs. Stephenson will be assisted by the following commmittees from the Greenwood group: Reception: W. T. Kelty, chairman; Grafton Johnson, T. F. Shadley, R. E. Crawford, John Edmundson, Mrs. Harry Brewer, Mrs. James L. Bradley, George Davis and Mrs. D. F. Finkenbiner; decoration, Griffith Dean, chairman; George Demoss, Lloyd Carson, Mrs. Ruth Smith, Martha Stephenson and Minnie Alice Kelly; publicity, Elmon M. Williams, chairman; Ray Sellers, W. A. Skinner, James galley, W. Cliff Threlkeld, Mrs. Maurice John-

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Sunshine Club Luncheon Will Fete President Mrs. Alva Craddick, president, will be seated at a special table with other officers at a luncheon of the Children's Sunshine Club, which will honor her Wednesday at the Columbia Club. The president's table will be decorated with roses and candles, tied with blue and gold tulle. Favors marking the guests’ places will be small Japanese fans. Other tables will have fioral centerpieces. Mrs. Ray D. Everson is chairman of arrangements and will be assisted by Mesdames August Soutter, Orval F. Hood, A. L. Marshall, A. J. Clark, Guy Furst, K. A. Gift, Charles A. Clark and W. B. Sequartz.

son. Mrs. C. R. Curtis and Mrs. Faye La Grange. The traffic committee includes Gene Bell, chairman; Nelson Coffman, H. Weaver, Lunsford Cox, George R. Craft, Lowell Brewer and Frederick Kelly. L UNCHEON HONORS VISITORS IN CITY Mrs. James H. Makin entertained at luncheon yesterday at the Riviera Club in honor of Mrs. Edmund Beatty and her daughter Virginia, Detroit. Guests included Mesdames Gray Thomas, George DeHaven, John Dougherty, Belores Butterfield, Varjo Anderson and F. H. Mitchell, and Miss Rebecca Dougherty. BUTLER GRADUATES FETED BY ALUMNAE Mrs. A. Robert Vestal, 4548 Allisonviile road, was hostess last night for the annual party of the Indianpalois Alumnae Association. Zeta Tau Alpha, in honor of the graduating seniors of the Butler university chapter. Gifts were presented to the seniors. Mrs. Vestal was assisted by Mrs. Robert Schultz and Misses Estle Fisk. Iris Hollins and Macylru Metsker.