Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 97, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1934 — Page 5

SEPT. 1. 1934

LJt £ 3 jj pu onp *k ' k ' £S*l o( the horse show. the Indiana hair progran f | ' his on Sunset ’ s Other cue.-ts w.:i represetvaf.ves s'a: e board of arm Sadd.o pi * JfK/BKKm ' vmW Jgjflflßßp ’* * 5 Governor ir.e M:- Pv.; V M and > r T - Cl jNm%t j tiffiSr - .John RruiS V.'ebb Mr and M: I*'\: Nf-'or-' a m ’JM&Sm W & ‘JK*iB, k*Mfc *~ , m -4*. and Tom |BHH9 HKMMBjfffaBBBBy J* Wt From t!m Saddle Hor.se \ociat:on will he ;lie officers and liter 4 JE. < Jsj|flßM|S|r Messrs, and Mesdair.es Maurice L Mendenhall. Wallace O Lee. i tl M3L fIHH *.*j£z jJ&gEBB&r Gregg M H Fuller. J. R McNutt. Alex Metrcer. Frank R ! J| Mr ; JR ~T a#" %| "4^,. Donald Bo.se. Frank Hoke. E. S. Rotter. Major and Mrs. J. K Bo Mk 1 £ J§ f^ a Tpr 4 Bft. JEaw BBr j ti uRgfJR Fred Sharp vV B|lK Tlie out-of-town truests will hr Miss Audrey Thomas. Frovide £■, WfL •„ Jf I.: Mrs. Hurly B. Gould. Lawrenceville. 11l :F. G Stroop and JF. H^ : 4| 4j||^ * \- ■ -W South Shaft.-burv. Vt ; C. J. Cronan .Jr. Louisville. Kv . Loul; , J* * " p. Combs. Lee Summit. Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. E. I\ Cassell. Provideno -.r•;: , jjilr and Miss Elsie Caldwell Nashville. Tenn - !•*• | ::' l '.. M jA ** '"F T Roclirstcr A. D;\ ’T' - < : M ’ .4" ' ' ||Mr . - s ’’ nr ”OM C-. m it. .:: a. K R F M’ M C K - S A''irk M. \ :.: : i r nr.l : w|&g|b •*./ > G.-c-ree P' : k \\ : . Cal n. R ■■> • .n‘ > ’A G BufTalo N V ctn:> E So ::■■ n.,; •..;-. <■> M- ” : Mr- A r ' P^'■' H|^PPWBBBI^AnpPS||IM”" .- on, Eltnlvir-! 111. H.l Wim-nr Cook’. :!<• and Cit.ro 1i >“ * s > jwl ■ r . youne their smart campus outfits and books will -v " l *^jT v a vacation at Lake Maxinkuckee, Miss Virginia Anderson. , & ■ • pP * ‘ rof Mr and Mrs .j \v. Anderson, is ready for hej work at tt . • gsj& ** ** # _. . , s. * K \jSMm mjk A ™ ae Gibbs school. Boston. Miss Anderson, a Tudor hall gradu- # W fIH “ WC. >' 4:Mm & j 4 ntrrine the school for her first year. j * ./• .11 f |kBB 'iM £ ♦m3 '‘%4/f *■' ■ ay. Sep. 16. will find Mr and Mrs. John Morris Haines' (laugh- Mi SB sff(P*sSifl* .. W* „* MK. y j Wm sses Barbara and Mary Stewart Haines, on the way to classes. • -k .. ' |HI . ' * 4 ' rjypSl* / irbara Haines will begin her duties as president of the sopho- L * : F \ - AMHw ® ' TIL. SBBSHfIH iss at Connecticut College for Women. New London. Conn. Her # , * , * % 4 , sh : ®, mL%4- ; A * ill return to help with the freshmen at Skidmore college, Sara- WW- ’.l ‘ ~ ,L B^Hl , ® f ' - 'BHB Bl - MlHf *T-'tri t ii i 1 rings They are vacationing at the family country home on .■'..& fe k . MB IHk A| : m yBKHgjKBp / ••man sixth street until time to leave *p£ \ jL‘ * ) •f ‘B .w £* ' j&g|aHM| a 9k' I year of college life for Miss Jacqueline Wolf, daughter of Mr. j r * * • ** JK' 4 4> * >' B mwr^Zr**^** sJ M W >!f will be spent at Wellesley. During her last vear *W j v .-, > •< . Rfe w * ®HE • 9H[ • fl| ifMßib' Tudor Hah Mtss Wolf was editor-in-chief of the Chronicle Y ' 4r- ’ \| 4 HHttsgK : WBSL mt Wm mExHmtSt'‘dStt -own. school publication , % i4f -W* <* • | VR. I Imm, . . R :Te ;’.i iv> -lie concern of Misses Esther W r-ii'*i Jr ' irockmor-on end Be — \nne Noland. Miss Throckmorton is ifhter of M; and Mrs h R Throckmorton and Miss Noland's ate M: and Mr- S-cphen Noland. c 4 mH - M:i:; H ’ie: :._’ return 'he First of next week |HHhM m *mlk o; t • ir.ci uncle. Dr and Mis. ,t L ? if, M Dr and M-s A M Hcthcr- '-'' m” college wardrobe until she | r V - S. iioel Na-.liville. Term 4 fr ■ was of w h:*e rose.' , , {> ’'" | jXX^^F*^ he* bride* 1 of O Bmiden- th? brldr anri wore a >' ellow rhlt7on BSS 1 &/}(?/#Jld the which designed with a jacket. n EfljHHlfe hv ' co.- red 'echo: n hat and 'aHBBP|B) gBBBB gs' ’ |jt <,; .Tnh.uma Hill Vachei ABb) SBBHI Wjf: ' j^'/W Wm BIRgH 19BNI were m- and IMgmSl tT mß^Bt ' civmt and m..s (Ycugh. | •“ ■ HBH H FTbT'WH M.x- - Dorm mc- BBff S Grace and Flora Prince ' flPflr .. T Krnd.illul.p; Hr. and Mrs. Gardner ■ white Ihe o: .. ._. _ • style and won. .. a o ..g Hu; .‘ r ' _ , M j ~ 1m t ~? After a wedding trip, the couple *' * * " ,l! - s ' ,w ' S ■■M i I Auxiliary Alumnae Group nBBg |F4|#NtM| MMB fl| nPolphr-ltO eradiate of Wittenberg college and r -.f IDt R/ntP Plm* ■HHBSB|HBb| 5* A . '.. . <•.-■*. .i& *. 1 ' l cILV " member o: Gamma Phi Beta soror- '- J A -L'L- Ltl I ill Ms 1 gjMffljf |fl . j l \ Mr Breidenbaugh. son of Mr /-\ m, B BffV ?SldCnt S l /‘J\* cn.ce Breidenbaugh vJpGll OGllSOll '— ._ A T a spot was graduated from Indt- r |yT ; A. -.- x .. ,A <. v and :s a Delta Chi .'. nBBF_ Jr |H fw 9 A r. member pre busmes.s meeting JBh: .. jwH •'•*• '•' ' % M -' A -1 ’~ , f x . season for :h? Indianapolis Alum- i-. ”' i, ' *' ;u,A;\y'xx-:4J-x ;* ?!••>• ia. pHMHH^pF' rn: bv an instrumental ter national Travel-Study Club. Inc. try Club. 7’ jL ; -. >e-cd p\ M.s- Mar-- A.:* r .., r home a: 7 .10 Tuesdav night. Luncheon will be served members. IMBHRBPiA 4l . °m B BBh|HH^R' ,and an address by Mrs E C - ' with Mrs. Calvin R Hamilton chair- \ Tl lßjgL M conclusion of the program M'**Lo*sni ]\ C(ls man. Mrs. Hamilton will be as- —__ . A| - S-.ga'ta L.vsm became th >;sted bv Mr- Caries Deed- Mr- AA . BBCBB B jmk -SB -;SB fit 9k V - - F !■'>■:• H ; m a .-eremor.y Wvcu C Ktmrnel and M;s- 1 . WM IB l‘i \ v| JBf F\\D. < • ■:- ••- Re. ;•> - rrorr.mg m the Pleas- Alice Pure;- Reservations are ;: BjllE ‘ &JM BT P r an- Run Refoimed churrh of Mrs Roy Loe Smith ar.d BBftM Bit ft.,, j^Mßßßjj^W^^^B| r jHft W hard Rrooks F H Small Mrs Ellis B Ha.. avis. C.l Finch Jerauld Fot)lHU RcU)\\o)\ Set I Mrs. Allan C. Raup president, will S m vt , nH w u Yinzant give a report of the national eon- Jfc W •:• i- he served a* 630 to The Weishaar family reunion will ventlon held thls surr.er m Yellow- HillßSlUßlßte { F ' : F A nf "A, ... x .‘. ‘ ‘ ; rd - v!fi tomorrow a . the George ston e national park, and Mrs. Rob- HRBVcf - VT. / $ **s Ci > %;,; 4V, Ad- Cmn-r. Club Brook Mrs Paul ert p wild, assistant to the B H\>fwf|LliriSW .xVkJF/ \‘f]HHl B|nfl|Bß HH %Sd|^BBIB JMi awj * T Kmnitlw m chare, of the sl^” yd Wwsh,ar ‘" rt “ ry an<l Pictures of the aeaalon. 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THE peal of bells from eastern and southern colleges will attract young women from Indianapolis families. After a busy program shopping, parking and last visits with chums and families until the holidays, young women with their smart campus outfits and books will entrain for college towns. After a vacation at Lake Maxinkurkee, Miss Virginia Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. W. Anderson, is ready for hej- work at Katherine Gibbs school. Boston. Miss Anderson, a Tudor hall graduate. is entering the school for her first year. Sunday. Sep. 16. will find Mr and Mrs. John Morris Haines’ daughters, Misses Barbara and Mary Stewart Haines, on the way to classes. Miss Barbara Haines will begin her duties as president of the sophomore class at Connecticut College for Women, New London. Conn. Her sister will return to help with the freshmen at Skidmore college, Saratoga Springs. They are vacationing at the family country home on Eighty-sixth street until time to leave. First year of college life for Miss Jacqueline Wolf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M Wolf, will be spent at Wellesley. During her last year year at Tudor Hah. Miss Wolf was editor-in-chief of the Chronicle and Crown, school publication. Sophomore studies at RadclifTe will be the concern of Misses Esther Jane Throckmorton and Betty Anne Noland. Miss Throckmorton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R Throckmorton and Miss Nolands parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Noland. Miss Margaret Jane Hetherington will return the first of next week from a tour of California with her aunt and uncle. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Jackson. Miss Hetherington. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Hetherington. will find her time occupied with her college wardrobe until she leaves Sept. 20 for Ward-Belmont School. Nashville, Tenn.

Martha Louise Gardener Weds With Father Officiating

Dr. George H. Gardner. Chicago, gave his sister. Miss Martha Lo\ j*' Gardner, in marriage this morning as their father. Dr. C. E Gardner, officiated in the First English Lutheran church. Miss Gardner became the bride of O. J. Breidenbaugh in the ceremony, which was followed by a breakfast at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Gardner for relatives and out-of-town guests. The bnde s cousin. Miss Rachel Clough. Union City. Pa., sang "Beloved. It Is Morn.’’ “Alma Mia" and "The Star." following a half hour program by Miss Pauline Roes, organist. before the ceremony. The altar was arranged with palms and ferns and lighted with two seven-branched candelabra, holding white tapers. The brides gown was of shell lace, designed princess style and worn with a long Mail Auxiliary Will Celebrate President’s Day Active season of the Women's auxiliary to the Railway Mail Association will open Tuesday at the annual president's day meeting in the Womans Department Club. The program will include musical entertainment by an instrumental trio, directed by Miss Mary Alice Glick. and an address by Mrs E. C. Rumpler. At the conclusion of the program, there will be a reception for past presidents who are Mesdames E E Woolley. F W Dickhut. James Seward. W. P. Batchelder. Claude H. Dill. Richard Brooks. F. H Small. Alden Davis. C. J. Finch. Jerauld McDermott and W. H Vinzant. Dinner will be served at 6:30 to members of the auxiliary and their families, fololwed by cards and dancing The committee in charge of the dmner i# composed of Mesdame' David W Hedges. Evan McKeehan. Frank Wade. Ora J. Wenrick. W. D. Brown. Joseph E Byram. Frank Frmaer. Howard N. Dav. Forest B. Koho, Arlie C. Morphew. Virgil Pike. R. S. Cam and Henry ilte>, with Mrs. Amelia Rosenbaum, chairman.

sleeved jacket. Her large hat and slippers were of blue crepe, and the bridal bouquet was of white roses and blue delphinium. Mrs. George H. Gardner attended the bride and wore a yellow chiffon gown, designed with a jacket, a natural colored leghorn hat and carried Johanna Hill roses. Vachel Breidenbaugh, the bridegroom's brother, was best man. The bride's mother wore an orchid chiffon gown and a rose corsage. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Clough and Miss Clough. Union City. Pa.: Misses Doris McCarty. Grace and Flora Prince. Springfield. O.: Dr. C. A. Gardner. Kendallville: Dr. and Mrs. Gardner and son. Chicago, and Mr. and Miss Bretdenbaugh and daughter. Terre Haute. After a wedding trip, the couple will live at 604 East Thirteenth street. The bnde traveled in a navy blue ensemble. The bride is a graduate of Wittenberg college and member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority. Mr. Breidenbaugh. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Breidenbaugh. Jasper, was graduated from Indiana university and is a Delta Chi fraternity member. Chapter Meeting Set Mrs Mary Armel. 416 East Thirtysecond street, will entertain members of the Brazilian chapter. International Travel-Study Club. Inc., at her home at 7:30 Tuesday night. Miss Loss in Weds Miss Sigatta Lossin became the bnde of Robert Hans in a ceremony at 9:30 this morning in the Pleasant Run Reformed church. Family Reunion Set The Weishaar family reunion will be held tomorrow a’, the George Ade Countrv Club. Brook. Mrs Paul Weishaar is president, and Mr. and Mrs Floyd Weishaar secretary and treasurer. Auxiliary Party Set A luncheon and bridge party will be held by the auxiliary to Indianapolis post. American Legion, Wednesday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. Louis Yochem is chairman.

Alumnae Group of Pi Beta Phi to Open Season First business meeting of the season for th? Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi sorority is scheduled for 12:30 Saturday, Sept. 8. at Highland Golf and Country Club. Luncheon will be served members, with Mrs. Calvin R. Hamilton chairman. Mrs. Hamilton will be assisted by Mrs. Carlos Deeds. Mrs. Wayne C. Kimmel and Miss Mary Alice Purvis. Reservations are in charge of Mrs. Roy Lee Smith and Mrs. Ellis B. Hall. Mrs. Allan C. Raup. president, will give a report of the national convention held this sumer in Yellowstone national park, and Mrs. Robert S. Wild, assistant to the grand vice-president, will show moving pictures of the session. Miss Metzlcr Wins Miss Gloria Joan Metzler. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Metzler. received a silver cup in ceremonies last night at the LaSalle j hotel as winner in a ballet in a | national contest sponsored by the National Dancing Masters.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Luncheon With Eli Lilly as Host to Be Feature of Horse Show at Fair Governor and Mrs. Paul V. McNutt \\ ill Be Among Guests Who Will Include Some of Exhibitors Outside of City. ELI LILLY'S luncheon Wednesday will be one of the social highlight* of the horse show, part of the Indiana state fair program. Mr. Lilly has invited some of the out-of-town exhibitors to the luncheon at his estate on Sunset lane. Other guests will be representatives of the state board of agriculture, judges of the show and representatives of the Indiana Saddle Horse Association. The state board will be represented by members and their wives. Governor and Mrs. Paul V. McNutt. Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. M. Clifford Townsend, Frank J. Claypool. president, and Mrs. Claypool, Senator and Mrs. John Bright Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heller. The judges are Charlie Barrie. Christian Bnshair and Tom Wilson. / FYom the Saddle Horse Association will be the officers and their wives, Messrs, and Mesdames Maurice L. Mendenhall. Wallace O. Lee. Charles Gregg. M. H. Fuller. J. R. McNutt. Alex Metzger. Frank B. Shields. Donald Bose. Frank Hoke. E. S. Retter. Major and Mrs. J. K. Boles and Fred Sharp. The out-of-town guests will be Miss Audrey Thomas. Providence. R. I.; Mrs. Hurly B. Gould. Lawrenceville. 111.; F. G. Stroop and J. F. Gallaher. Dayton, O.; Miss Mary Ballard. FYench Lick; R E. Moreland. Lexington. Ky.; Mrs. Locke Brown. New Orleans. La.; Mrs. William Bryce. South Shaftsbury, Vt,; C. J. Cronan Jr.. Louisville. Ky.; Loula Long Combs. Lee Summit, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Cassell. Providence. R. 1., and Miss Elsie Caldwell. Nashville, Trnn. Others will be C. T. Fisher. Lexington. Kv.; Miss FYances M. Dodge, Rochester, Mich.; G. A. Dix. Delaware. O.; W. P. Ragovsky, W. Chicago, 111.; Irving S. Florsheim. Libertyville. 111.; George Godfrey Moore. Topeka, Kan.; Harley and Miss lone Heyl. Washington. 111.; Sterling P. Owen Jr., Cynthiana, Ky.; R. E. Mooreland. Lexington. Ky.; Miss Clara S. Peek, Lexington, Ky.. and Ncy York; Miss Virginia Penfield, Columbus. O.; George Peak. Winchester, 111.; Calvin Rowe, Toledo. O.; W. G. Saville, Buffalo. N. Y.; Charles E. Saville, Dayton, O.; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thompson, Elmhurst, 111.; H. J. Whitson, Cookvile, Tenn., and Chicago, and Maurice Weinhurger. Nashville, Tenn.

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