Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 245, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1935 — Page 8

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The social spotlight is focused on the juniors. nicy have swept into town from their schools awav from here or have left their classes in the city and are starting on a season practically dedicated to them. More teas, suppers and dances are to be given for them within the next 10 davs than for any other social set. Miss Berenice Brennan arrived home from St. Mar.v-of-the-Woods to Msit her parents Mr. and Mrs. William A. Brennan, and immediately ocean to prepare for the dance to be given by the Indianapolis St. Mary's Club tonight in the Columbia Club. From the mezzanine balcony of the Columbia Club. Junior Columbia officers are viewing the huge Christmas tree in the club lounge. Ransom Griffin (left) is vice chairman of the Juniors, who are to be entertained at tea dances Thursday and next Saturday and a scholastic dance Friday night. Miss Patsy Boggs is secretary and Paul H. Krauss 111 is chairman. Permanent organization officers are to be chosen Jan. 2. John Masters, son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Masters, is secretary of Corpse Club, to entertain with a dance Thursday at Woodstock Club. Misses Ann Richwine and Maryan Winterrowd are Children of the American Revolution members and are on the committee for their New Year dance at the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter house. Misses Mary Scitt Morse, Judith Freston and Natalie Pfaff are Sub Deb officers and have be<m leaders in arranging the scavenger hunt for Sunday, Dec. 29. Tne hunt is to start from Miss Preston's home and is to end at Margaret Wohlgemuth's residence. Miss Lue McWhirter, Miss Ruth Coler and Scott Olive are Merrymakers. who are to welcome the New Year at a dance Thursday. Dec. 31, in the Woman's Department Club. Misses Margaret Driscoll, Anne Holmes and Peggy Burrell are assisting the Indac Jrs. in arranging its holiday program. A dance is to be held for them Monday night at the club.

Dorothy Payne Becomes Bride of Boonville Man in Ceremony

Marriage vows were exchanged today at the First Baptist Church by Miss Dorothy Louise Payne, daughter of the Rev. Robert L. Payne, and Starlin Ryan, son of Frank Ryan, Boonville. Dr. O. R. McKay officiated at the ceremony, read before an altar banked with palms and ferns and lighted by tapers burning in sevenbranch candelebra. Dr. Carleton W. Atwater assisted. Franklin Ryan. Boonville. was his brother's best man and Robert L. Payne Jr.. J. B. Kitzmiller. Edwin Holdcroft. Rush F. Hall and Cecil McDole were ushers. Preceding the ceremony, Miss Mary Frances Thomas, organist., played • Because,” “At Dawning" and the "Bridal Chorus” from "Lohengrin” by agner. Hugh M. Mason sang "O Promise Me" and "Beloved, It Is Morn.” The ceremony was read as Miss Thomas played "I Love You Truly.” The bride entered with her father. Her gown was of white transparent velvet fashioned on princess lines with hip-length jacket.

Her veil of illusion tell from a cap j of silver lace and her flowers were Talisman roses. Mrs. J. B. Kitzmiller, matron of honor wore lilac velvet with a gold j lace cap and gold accessories and carried Johanna Hill roses. The couple is to leave on a motor , trip, and after Jan. l is to be at ! home at 3736 N. Pennsylvania-st. HOOSIER RESIDENTS VACATION IN SOUTH Times Special ORLANDO. Fla., Dec. 21.—Indiana residents vacationing here have been taking part in a whirl of social events and have attended a variety of entertainments at the Annie Russell Theater and Rollins College. Among the latest additions to the Hoosier colony of winter residents are: Mrs. Paul H.ndv and Mrs. William N. Stewart, coth of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glessner. Greenwood; Mr. E. V. and Kate McGrath, Connersville; Grace and Isable Davidson, La Porte, and Charles McDonough, Goshen.

Pi Phi Advisors Will Be Guests at Yule Dance Members of the Butler University Chapter Pi Beta Phi Sorority advisory board and their husbands are to be guests of the chapter at its Christmas dance tonight in the Lincoln Travertine room. They include Mrs. Jasper P. Scott, also Delta province president, and Mr. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Paul Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-

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lard K. Gearen and Mr. and Mrs. Horace F. Storer. Miss Sara Elizabeth Miller, Indianapolis Alumnae Club president, also is to be among the guests. The women are to receive corsages of roses and gardenias. Dr. Allegra Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hinkle and Mrs. Paul Coble, house mother, are to be chaperons. Programs are to be red suede leather, engraved with the sororitycrest in silver. Miss Louise Edwards is dance chairman. She also is in charge of the rush parties to be given during the holidays. Her committee includes Misses Marina Reynolds, Jane Woodward and Marcella McDermit. i

Legion Women to Hold Holiday Hospital Rites Vesper services tomorrow at the United States Veterans' Hospital are to feature the holiday 7 musical programs arranged by the Twelfth District American Legion Auxiliary for disabled veterans The schedule is announced byMrs. Grover W. Workman, district president, and Mrs. Stella V. Norland, general chairman. Mrs. Stalnaker and Mrs.

John Paul Ragsdale are to sing "Virgin's Slumber Song” and the "Cradle Hymn.” respectively. Girls’ glee club of the junior auxiliary of the Bruce P. Robison Post is to sing carols in the hospital corridors at 7, directed by Mrs. Jean Overlease. Mrs. Carl Switzer has arranged a program for vespers Dec. 27 by the John Holliday unit. The cantata, "The Wondrous Story,” is to be presented by the combined choruses of Schools 43 and 54 and of the Seventh District Federation of Clubs. Miss Elsa MacGregor, head of the organ department at Indiana Central College, is in New York, where she is to spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. W. Warren Brackett.

Alumnae Invite City Students to Be Guests Local students of St. Mary's College, Notre Dame who are in the city with their families for the holidays are invited to attend the luncheon of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club at 1 Saturday, Dec. 28, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Miss Dorothy Ann Brown is luncheon chairman and Mrs. William K. McGowan, alumnae president. The guest list includes the follow-

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ing students: Misses Mary Louise Keach, Frances Fuller, Louise Argus. Marguerite Bematz, Mary Catherine Sexton, Frances Rolles, Jane Keach, Mary Louise Lose and ! Mary Ellen Gartland. Yuletide greenery and colors are to appoint the luncheon tables. ENTERTAINS GROUP . AT HOLIDAY BRIDGE Mrs. Eleanor Pilkinton, 5310 Central-av, was hostess last night for the annual Christmas bridge party of Alpha chapter, Xi Delta Xi. Four new pledges. Mrs. Finch I Dorman, Miss Lois Meyers, Mrs. Caroline Marschke and Mrs. Rex i Holmes, were honor guests.