Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1936 — Page 8

Not So Good, Even Bad, Riding Form to Take the Prizes When | . Algonquin’ s Equestrians Cavort|

Committees Are Announced for Fourth Annual Festive Event to Be Staged by Club. qn July 19th. -

BY BEATRICE BURGAN

Foommmass who have misgivings 8 § about thelr riding form will have chance to compete against friends with similar regard for their} own style at the Algonquin Riding Club sweepstakes and field meet. The showman will have his fun, too, at the fourth annual fun event he 19 on the clubgrounds: he will be ‘able to forget for the nonce all the technique, eyed so thoroughly by the formal horse show judge. Stunts are arranged for the outing to keep spectators amused; no act can. be too ridiculous for the committee.

: Committees Are Named Frank E. Bamuel, general chairman, is rounding up his committees

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and held a dinner recently to bring He appointed Dudley Williston

secretary; Mrs. Marie M. Bowen, treasurer; Russel 8. Willlams, master

of ceremonies, and Harry F. McNutt, co-ordinator. Mrs. Bowen is to lead the committee choosing prizes to be awarded for the events. Her aids ie to be Mesdames August C. Bohlen, J L. Hyalt, Harry F. McNutt, J. R. McNutt, Dudley Williston; Misses Norma Jo Davidson, Jane Drake, Laura Haight, Lucy Kaufman, Jane Williams; Frank J. Haight, Tom Twyman, Frank H. Davis, James M. Drake, Dr. Evanson Earp, T. M. Kaufman, Dr. Goethe Link, Leonard Meisberger and Carl York.

Others Are Appointed

Donald Bose hag been assigned chairmanship of the committee to decide on ring events, and his assistants are Miss Gertrude Brown, Mrs. Earp, Mrs. Williams and Morris C. Rosner. The 'steeplechase and jumping events are to be arranged by Dr. P. O. Bonham, chairman; Mr. Bohlen, Joe 8. Williams, Mrs. Haight, Mrs. Rosner and Miss Lucy Link. Miss Grace A. Speer, with the suggestions of Dr. John H. Greist and Miss Ethel Miller, is to decide on the theme of invitations. Arranged for Concessions Concessions are to be arranged by Dr. Elliot Hirsh, chairman; Mrs. York, James L. Rainey, Miss Mary Moore and John Hancock. The committee on reception, information and parking is to include William A. Shepler, chairman; Mrs. Twyman, Mr. Hyatt, Miss Dorothy Péterson, David McKinstray, Miss Marlou Hyatt, James McNutt, Rusgel S. Williams Jr. and Gene Williams. J. R. McNutt, Mrs. Twyman, Miss Mary Moore and Miss Helen Howard are on the publicity committee.

” » ” ‘Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nivins and family, formerly of this city, haye arrived from Los Angeles. A daughter, Miss Charlotte Nivins, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. William Kiger, who returned recently from a visit with her family.

Gladys Gilatte Is to Model for Gotham Stylists

By HELEN WORDEN NEW YORK, June 13. — Miss Gladys Gilatte, whose .mother resides at 3060 N. Meridian-st, Indianapolis, is staying at the Barbizon Plaza, near Central Park. Miss Gilatte was selected to model for Milgrim, one of the fashionable ‘shops on 57th-st, the Rue de la Paix of Gotham, and her duties will keep her here for several months. It was Milgrim that made the in-

auguration gowns for Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. She also wore a creation in Eleanor blue, over silver, for the birthday ball given in honor of the President in January, 1935, and in 1936, in recognition of the color selected for this celebration, appeared in Georgia peach pink. Al fresco parties are taking place nightly in the park, on the Mall, and recently the Finnish folk gave "a native dance in quaint costume. On another occasion, peasant numbers from Budapest gave the Hoca- * poca, to the strains of the beautiful Blue Danube. ‘Every night, everybody can dance here according to mood. In this polyglot city, where all languages are heard constantly, one feels that it is after all only a tourist resort. For the old Knickerbocker families are fast giving way to the foreign influx. At St. Marks-in-the-Bouwerie, the ancient church on E. 1lith-st where good Petrus Stuyvesant, with the wooden leg, lies in a vault, more than 2500 ancestors of New York's aristocracy are buried in the Pan-

n. “If you waht to find a missing an- _ cestor, look for him here. He's quite likely resting under a slab, with those of the Van der Bilts, the . Goelets, the Rockefellers, and the Rhinelanders (from the river ‘Rhine

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W.CT.U. TO MEET “ALL DAY TUESDAY

The Northeast Women’s Christian Temperance Union is to hold an allday guest meeting Tuesday at the

HA BETA PHI'S

DANCE IS TONIGHT|

the. members together. vice chairman; Miss Emma Moore,

Irene Westfall, Charles Robbins

Vews Exchanged

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Charles Robbins are-to return from their wedding trip to West Lafayette June 30, where they are to make their home. They were married yesterday in the first Presbyterian Church, in a candlelight ceremony.

Mrs. Robbins was Miss Irene Westfall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Westfall, Indianapolis. Mr. Robbins is the son of Prof. and Mrs. Charles Kendall Robbins, West Lafayette.

Dr. Frantz Performs Ceremony

Dr. George Arthur Frantz performed the ceremony. Mis Gertrude Free, organist, played bridal airs. The bride entered alone, in a gown of white lace over white satin, princess style, with a cowl neck and full sleeves, gathered at the wrists into a tight band. She carried a shower bouquet of ‘bride’s roses and lilies of the valley, tied tulle.

Miss Norma Claire Rahe, her only attendant, wore a peach lace gown over taffeta, with cowl neck and jacket. She wore a small matching hat, and carried a shower bouquet’ of Talisman roses. Raymond B. Abpott Jr, West Lafayette, was best man. Ushers were Russell BE. Westfall, the bride’s brother, and Donald C. Burnham, P West Lafayette.

Bride Butler Graduate

Mrs. Robbins is a primary teacher in the West Lafayette schools, and a graduate of Blaker College of Education, Butler University.. She is a member of Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority. Mr. Robbins is a graduate of Purdue University, and a member of Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity. Out-of-town guests were the bridegroom’s parents and his sister, Miss Eleanor Robbins; Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Canfield and children; Mr. and Mrs. Neil Little, George Happell, Miss Harriet Balliett, Mrs. R. E. Hughes, Howard K. Hughes, Stanley Bolks, Miss Virginia Gobble, Mr. and Mrs. E: C. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Klinger, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton T. Hazard, Miss Katherine Hazard, Thomas E. Mason, Miss Martha Southwick and Miss Jean Mason, all of West Lafayette; Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Bucksot, Hammond; Miss Evelyn Edwards, Noblesville; Roy Hadley, Westfield, and Robert H. Burks, Glen Ellyn, Ill.

Seniors Honored

by Mothers’ Club 4

The Phi Delta Theta Mothers Club of Butler University recently held their annual luncheon honoring seniors at thé chapter house, 705 W. Hampton-dr. Earl Gerkensmeyer, active chapter president, was toastmaster. Re= sponses were given by Mrs. Blanche Harber, housemother, and Mrs. Albert Johnson, presiding officers. Gifts were given to Garry Bolin, Mark Brown, Spurgeon Johnson, George Langston, Fred Ryker, Luther Martin, Joseph Haslet, Reginald Riley and Evert Kalb. Following the luncheon club officers were installed. They include Mrs. Bert Beasley, president; Mrs, J. W. Atherton, vice president; Mrs. Edward Hart, recording secretary; Mrs. A. L. Thurston, treasurer and Mrs. Chester Miller, coresponding secretary. : Mrs. A. M. Mendenhall was general luncheon chairman. She was assisted hy Mrs. George Deiner, Mrs. J. W. Atherton an@ Mrs. Edward Hart,

PARENTS OF BRIDE TO GIVE RECEPTION.

Following the marriage tomorrow of Miss Sarah Penish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myra Penish, 2422 N. Illinois-st, to David Bloom, an ine formal is to be held at the home of the bride's parents.

Engaged to Wed

—Photo by Dexheimer-Carlon.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robert Heiskell announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Heiskell (left), to Charles Eugene

Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O.

place early in the fall.

Ogers. The wedding i to take

Mrs. Charles L. Price Jr. was Miss Rebekah Shideler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Shideler, before Her marriage Sunday at her parents’ home, Four Winds, Brendonwood.

Miss Dorothy Hassler to Wed

Francis J. Bechert Tomorrow

The marriage of Miss Dorothy C. Hassler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Hassler, to .Francis J. Bechert, son of Mrs. Mary E. Oliver, is to take place at 5:30 tomorrow afternoon in the Capitol Avenue Methodist Church. The double ring ceremony is to be performed by the Rev. E. Arnold Clegg, before an altar banked with palms and baskets of roses and delphiniums and lighted with seven branch candelabra. Preceding the ceremony ‘Miss

Jeffersonville Will Be Host to Psi Tota Xi Meet

The thirty-fourth annual convention of Psi Iota Xi Sorority is to be held at Jeffersonville Thursday and Friday when 57 chapters are to join in discussing the sorority’s projects. The business sessions are to open at 11 Thursday following registration at 9. The New Albany Chapter is to entertain with an informal tea at the New Albany Country club. Dinner is to be served in the Brown Hotel at Louisville before a special entertainment. Activities on the second day are to be aboard the river steamer Idlewild. New Project to be Adopted Delegates are to elect grand offi- - cers, endorse the new song book and decide upon a new charitable proec Mrs. Ralph Martin of the Jeffer=sonville chapter is the convention's general chairman. Mrs. Wanita Frederick Hughes, Kokomo, grand president, is to lead the meetings. The sorority, founded in 1897, has maintained a scholarship fund, annually supporting at least two girl wards. of the state board of charities; has pledged $5,000 to erect a premanent shelter house for Riley Hospital children, apd appropriated $7500 to buy an oxygen chamber at the hospital. The sorority ward at the hospital was reconditioned by members in 1932. The sorority owns 23 oxygenaires, given to Indiana hospitals by various chapters.

Couple Marfied. in Church Rites

Miss Helen Kernel, daughter of Mrs. Anna Kernel, was married today at Sacred Heart Catholic Church to Joseph Haag, son of Mr. and Mrs. Urban Haag. The Rev. Theodoric Kernel, brother of the bride, officiated. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at Bluff Crest. The bride wore a white satin gown, with long train. Her finger tip length veil was caught with

clusters of orange blossoms and lilies of the valley, and she carried

Johanna Hill roses and lilies of the

Margaret Malay, maid of honor, wore an Alice blue chiffon, with leghorn hat trimmed in match-. ing streamers and Alice

Jeanette Gardner, organist, is to play a medley of bridal music, followed by vocal solos by Mrs. Katherine Darter Bennett. The bride, who is to be given in marriage by her father, is to be gowned in white lace, fashioned in princess style, with a long veil, caught at the sides with orange blossoms. Her bridal bouquet will be white roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Valeria Hopkins, maid of honor, is to wear & peach lace dress with a tiara of sweetheart roses. Her flowers are to be Johanna Hill roses and. blue delphiniums. Miss Mary Bechert and Mrs. Paul Fields, bridesmaids,7 are to be

dressed in. blue .and green .lace|

dresses with ‘Queen Anie collars, They also are to wear bands of roses in their hair and carry arm bouquets of sweetheart roses and blue delphinium. Don Hassler, brother of the bride,

is to be best man and the ushers

are to be Carl Porter and Paul Field. An’ informal reception at the

church is to follow the ceremony. |

The bride and bridegroom are to

leave on a wedding trip to New|

York, and are to be at home in Indianapolis after June 29. .Out-of-town guests are to be Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur, Wesher and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Warbe, all of Kokomo; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blank, Brownsburg, Mo.; Mrs. Charles Henlich and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rafferty. and families, New Palestine, and = Miss Bernadine Ward, Greencastle.

MISS G. E. HOLLAND MARRIES FLORIDAN

William Martin Holland of Carmel has announced the marriage of his daughter, Miss Genevieve Eliza-

beth Holland, to Seymour Cunning-

ham Gedge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Liewsliya Howell Gedge of ‘Orlando; a ‘The wedding took place June 7. Mrs. ‘Gedge attended St. Agnes Academy and was graduated from St.” Joseph Seminary. Mr. Gedge was graduated from Dartmouth University and is a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Mr. and Mrs. Gedge are to reside in Indianapolis. i

John B Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Black, 3749 Guilford-av, is to receive” his degrée in journalism at Indiana University Monday. He will leave to take a position on the Columibus Citizen, Columbus, O, next week. Vi an

Arranges Rites

: hostess.

N. Temple-st, hostess.

cards. -

Aux. to Sons of Union Veterans. ‘Bessie Hart, president.

patron, -

George H. Thomas W. R. C. Mon. Fort Friendly. | ; Indiana Women’s Auxiliary. Noon Wed. Mrs. H.-L. Kettler, hostess.

EVENTS

SORORITIES Phi Kappa Alpha. Mon. Miss Peggy Darnell, 6507 Ferguson-av,

Delta Phi Beta. Mon. Mrs. Houston Cory, 1305 W. 35th-st. Alpha Chapter, Theta Sigma Delta. Mon. Miss Marie Johnson, 610° |

Alpha Chapter, Sigma Phi. 8 Mon, Y. M. C. A. Pledge services. : Alpha Beta Gamma. 8 Fri. Mrs, Virgil Grimes, hostess.

‘CARD PARTIES .

South Side Turners, Ladies Auxiliary. 8:15 tonight. Turner Hall, St. George Episeopal Church. 8 Tues. Parish Hall. Strawberry festival. Mrs. Arthur Gfant, chairman. Indianapolis Zouave Drill Team, W. B. A. 140. Tues. Mrs. Lula Bur= gess, 3452 Arthington-blvd, hostess.

: PROGRAMS c Good Will Service Club. ‘Wed. Mrs. E. B. Palmer, 5122 Grandviewsdr, : hostess. Picnic. Installation of officers.

Illinois-st. Class initiation. Reception for all new members. Mrs.

{ LODGES

Brookside Chapter 481, O. E. 8. Tues. 3117 E. 10th-st. Confering of ' degrees. Sara Davis, worthy matron. Claude -O

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Covered dish luncheon and:

8 Tues. Regular meeting. 512 N.:

. Davis, Worthy

Calendar of Club Events

MONDAY

Neophyte Garden Club. Mrs. Heber Williams, hostess. Covered dish luncheon. ' Mrs. Robert Bastian, “Cues for Garden and Lawn Care in July.” Mrs. Ray H. Briggs, ToaMlening: on Forty Minutes a Y. » Marigold Garden Club. Mrs. William Baum, Williams Creek, hostess, Mrs. Gavin Jayne, assistants hostess,

Y.W. C A. Spring Member Session|

Set for Monday

The annual spring Smetberspip meeting of the Indianapolis ¥Y. W. C. A. is to be held BO in bination with the June board of directors meeting. ‘The budget. for next year is to be adopted ‘at a 10 o'clock - business session. : Following the noon luncheon six

a ee tre aveh | Goodwin,

president, is to preside,

| IOTA CHI'S SPRING ~ DANCE IS TONIGHT ¢

Mrs. William C. Gardner, “Birds.” Flower exhibit. Guests’ day. Carnelian. Club. Mrs. Horace M.

Chadwick, Morristown, hostess. All Business and bridge. |

day meeting. Pi Beta Phi Mothers’ Club, Butler chapter house, 831 W. Hamptondr. Mrs. FP; O. Minter, hostess. Bridge section. . \ ®

TUESDAY

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Mrs. David E. Fox, 4240 Roland-rd, hostess. Breakfast in garden.’ Multum-in-Parvo Literary Club, Mrs. Ernest W. Fullenwider, hostess. Mrs. Earl C. Clampitt, “The Family Food Supply.” Exchange of re cipes. ‘Picnic.

Mellvaine-Kothe Unit 153, AmeriMrs. Frank

can’ ‘Legion Auxiliary. Billeter, ‘chairman. Annual picnic. “ Grolier Fine Arts Club. Mrs. C. M: Raber, hostess. Reciprocity day. Installation of officers. “Murals With Modern: Crest,” Mr. Raper. Ms, A L. Duncan, songs. Woman's Auxiliary, St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Miss Sarah Henzie, 1901 N. New Jersey-st, hostess. Mrs. William Forsythe and Mrs, M4

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1 treasurer;

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Alumnae Group Outlines Picnic for Tomorrow

-Alpby’ oh Omega Alumnae chap-

wl ter members and their families are

to meet for:.the annual picnic at ‘the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Kiger; Cold Springs-rd, tomorrow. Following dinner at 1, games are to be played with Mrs..J. W. Burkhart directing. Others to assist the hostess include Mesdames Kenneth Lancet, George L. Clark, O. 8S. Hixon, G. L. Edick and HK. Wei-

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¥.. officers. are Mrs. Weirick, Buck, vice ' Mason, cor1g” setréfdry; Miss Mary

: on Sawyer, recording secre- { tary; Mrs. M. P. Crabill, treasurer;

Miss Dorothy Stewart, assistant Mrs. Ralph B. Clark, chaplaiff, and Mrs. C. E. Cunningham, historian. . Mrs. ©. E.. Thomas is Panhellenic Council representative Mrs. L. A. Helgesson, pianist; Mrs. Edick, program chairman; Miss Hilda Kreft, Lyre editor; Miss Nina Beck, war-

den; Miss Esther Yancey, publicity

chairman, assisted by. Miss Mary Helen Karnes. Ee

Music Sorories Set ‘to Initiate 7 New Members

Seven new members are to be initiated into Kappa Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon, national honor musical a at 8:30 “Tuesday at’ ‘the

Shapier room, 3411'N, Pennsylvania-

“Mrs. Lucille Lockman Wagner, Kappa president, is to preside. Candidates for initiation are Misses Virginia Carnifix, Margaret Roberts,

| Maurine Warner, Lorena Aughin-

Co Lenore Frederickson and ces Adrienne Schmede]l. and Mrs. Elsie Mason Davis Following the service, Mrs. ‘Wagner is to install . as .patronesses Mesdames H. E. Kapp, Fred G. Appel, Harry L. Foreman, James R. Loomis; Harry Sidrow and Ralph

| Wright.

New members are to be honored |

at a formal dinner at 6:30 at Meridan Manor. Miss Files Wishard, program chairman, is to present the new ‘members in the following program at Odeon Hall:

Trio— Liebestraume Mrs.

to Be Bride of Harry Worth

Ceremony to Be Held At

8:30 Tomorrow Afternoon.

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Bridal attendants for Miss Mary Alene McComb, who is to be mar ried to Harold M. Worth at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon, are to be gowned in white with pastel colored trimmings. : : The ceremony is to take place in the Capitol Avenue Methodist | Church with the “Rev. E. Arnold Clegg officiating. ; | The bride, to be given in mare riage by her father, Herman K, McComb, is to: wear a white satin gown, fashioned with cowl necks line, full skirt with a long train, and:

| long: full sleeves. The bridal veil, 1 edged with lace, falls from a beaded

coronet trimmed with orange blossoms. - Her shower bouquet is to be of White roses and lilles of he valley. ay : Aids’ Gowns Described

Miss Florence Jane: Butterworth, bride’s ‘cousin and maid of honor, is to wear a whife mousseline de sole gown, with ruffled cape, fitted waist and full ruffled skirt. Her white hairbraid picture hat is trimmed in blue, and the sash and acces= sories are blue. Her bouquet is to be of Briarcliff roses’ and blue delphinium, tied with blue and sile ver ribbon. Mrs. James Baker, Miss Marion Sones and Miss Grace Washburn, bridesmaids, are to appear in gowns the same as Miss. Butterworth's, with pink accessories and arm boue quets of pink roses and blue dele phinium tied with silver ribbon. ° David F. Carter is to be : best man, and James Baker, Joseph 'B, Quigley and Wilbert V. ‘White are to be_ushers.

Altar to Be Arranged

The. ceremony is to be read bee fore the -altar: banked with peima and ferns and lighted with seven branched candelabra. Baskets of pink’ roses: and: delphinium are to stand on both sides. Preceding the ceremony Miss Jeanette Gardiner, organist,’ 1§ to play, and Miss Vera ‘Sudbrock Is ta sing. Mrs. McComb, the bride's mother,’ is to attend in a tearose lace gown, . with a “corsage of roses and gare. denias. ‘Mrs. Jamés A. Worth, the bridegroom’s mother, has. chosen a: periwinkle blue chiffori gown, to be worn with a. Briarcliffe 10Se COr's sage. : S ; * Reception ‘Will Follow

A reception at ‘the McComb home - for the immediate families tnd vede" ding party, is to be held following. the ceremony. Miss Mary Evelyn: Rudicell, harpist, is to play, snd Misses: Charlotte Butterworth, Elea« nor Irwin, Mary Bohnstadt, Flor= ence . Condrey, Marjory Campbell and Marguerite. Bader are to assist. - The table is to be centered: with a three-tiered . wedding cake, “sur=’ rounded by greenery. The couplé is to leave on a motor trip. to Canadd. The: bride’ is' to’ travel in a green chiffon suit, with white accessories and a gardenia’

to be at home a 5124 E: _Washing~ tone-st. : The bride is a graduate of Butler University and‘ member of Delta Zeta Sorority’ anid Phi Kappa Fhi._ She also is a graduate of the Indl ana University’s training school for dietitians. Mr. Worth .also is z Bute ‘ler graduate.

Out-of -town Guests ins

. Among guests from out of own are to _be Miss Nettie Butterworth, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Butterworth, Chicago; T. R. Mece Comb, James M. Butterworth, W, C. Spafford, Russell McComb, Mr. apd Mrs. Earl Sutten and son, Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc= Comb and son Lyle, Mrs. e Hazlett and Miss Kate Maxed, af of Bloomington, Il Mrs. W. 8. Worth and Mr. and Mrs, Harlon Eaton and son Mere dith, all of Summitville; Mrs. Vada Suter, Miss Mabel Suter, and Roy’ 3 Buffkin, Alexandria; Mrs. Mary Mr. 4nd Mrs. Harold Bracken, ‘and Mr. and Mrs. C Haupt, all of Ann Mr. and Mrs. E. W. law and daughter Eléna, Frankfort; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butterworth and fame ily and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bufg Jerworih, all of Carmel. Be

MISS KATE HUBER IS TO TOUR EUROPE

Miss Kate Huber, 3537 N. Penne sylvania-st, nn

FRANCE TE Celestins.’ Close to Par

A Ay nh = oa $_Celestins, quiet; recently rebuilt; 1

corsage. ‘After July 1, the couple is