Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1936 — Page 13

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Local Author-Lecturer at Home After Tour of Europe, Mexico; Found Thrill in Trip by Plane

Mrs. Bertita Harding to Spend Remainder of Summer Here; Lecture at Mexican Capital Made During Visit.

BY BEATRICE BURGAN Society Editor

RS. BERTITA Leonarz Harding, author of “The Phantom Crown” and “Royal Purple,” has traveled far and wide but she made her first airplane tour this summer when she visited abroad. Seeing Germany, Czechoslovakia, Austria and Hungary from the sky provided a new thrill for Mrs. Harding, whose books and lectures attest

to her impressionable nature. She admittedly never ceases to have her curiosity and imagination moved “by the foreign countries to which she ventures. She flew from Berlin over the Olympic village, on- to Vienna and Budapest. gi After she returned here on the Bremen, she joined her husband, Jack Harding, and motored to Mexico City, her former home. There she lectured before the American and English colony. She was as excited as a seloel girl to have tea on the same terrace where Col. Charles Lindbergh met his future wife, Anne Morrow, whose father, the late Dwight Morrow, was American ambassador to Mexico. Mrs. Harding visited the embassy as a luncheon guest of Ambassador and Mrs. Josephus Daniels. She is home now for the remainder of the summer. ” ” ” «While Mr. and Mrs. James F. Carroll and their sons are away for the summer, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tharp are living in their home in Golden Hill Miss Betty Tharp, their daughter, visits the Woodstock Club frequently to play tennis. She is among the young women ‘concentrating on outfitting themselves for college classes next month, for she is to return to Smith College for her senior year Sept. 27.

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Mr, and Mrs. Howard F. Foltz have ended their vacation at Macatawa, Mich, and are home for the remainder of the summer season. ® = 8

Mrs. Edwin Stout and her daughters Laura and Margaret are back at their N. Crow's Nest home after visiting at Roaring Brook, Mich. at the summer home of Mrs. Stout's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Evans. The Evans’ other daughter, Mrs. Samuel Runnels Harrell, and her children, Evans, Mary Eleanor and * Samuel, are expected back from

ichigan next week-end.

FREUND-EVES RITE SET FOR SEPT. 5| were

Mary Wight Honors Bridal, Party at Home

-Miss Mary Jane Wight'’s bridal attendants were her guests today at a luncheon at the home of her parents, Maj. and Mrs. Allen Chamberlain Wight, Fort Benjamin Harrie son.

The guests were seated at a table centered with a pink and white bridal cake and decorated with pastel colored garden flowers. Miss Betty Boles, Fort Sill, Okla., who arrived yesterday with her mother, Mrs. J. K. Boles, formerly of the fort, was a guest with Miss Ella B. Medley, Miss Marjorie Metz, cousin of the bridegroom-to-be, Lieut. Horace Wilson Hinkle, and Gloria Anderson. Miss “Metz entertained with a luncheon recently for Miss Wight. The wedding ceremony is to take place Wednesday at the Fort chapel. ’ Lieut. Hinkle is to return today rom Fort Knox.

Luncheon Honors ‘Mary Fillingim

Pink and blue colors appointed a luncheon, linen shower and bridge party given today at the Meridian Grill in honor of a bride-to-be, Miss Mary Jane Fillingim.

The marriage of Miss Fillingim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Menzies Fillingim, to William Harry Hutto, is to take place Aug. 30. ‘The vows are to be exchanged in a double ceremony with her sister, Miss Frances Fillingim, and Samuel Moore Chase. The hostesses ' at today’s party were Mrs. Randall Bass and Miss Eloise Hall. : ‘Guests with the two brides-to-be were Mesdames Lee Stout, Dennis Hogan, Wilbur Acheson and John Knowles and :Misses Helen Meyers, Helen Seybold, Janice Pittman,

Freund. | Faye Schants and Jeanne Burrin.

: : place Sept. 5 at the St. Paul M. E.

Church. Mr. Freund attended Butler 3

versity. PARTY TO HONOR. i PASTOR AND WIFE

Recently Wed

The engagement of Miss Elise Schmidt. ett) to Richard Kelley Law, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Law, Chicago, has been announced by Miss Schmidt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sehmidt.’ Miss Schmidt attended Butler University and the University of Missouri and is a

member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority.

Mr. Law is a University

of Illinois graduate and member of Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity. Dorothy and Donald King announce the engagement of their sister, Miss Eleanor King (inset) to Charles B. Lohman, son of George Lohman, The wedding is to take place in October. Miss Dorothy Arnholter (right) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam H. Arnholter, is to become the bride of Herman PF. Brecht, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Brecht, on Oct. 4. The bride-to-be attended Butler Uni-. versity. Mr. Brecht is ‘an -Indiana University graduate and member of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity. —(Photo by Bretzman.)

; PROGRAMS Tres Artes. 7 a. m. Sun, Christian Park. Breakfast. Miss Freda Bush-

field, chairman.

SORORITIES

Theta Sigma Delta. Mon. Miss Justine Nugent, hostess. \ Alpha. Chapter, Phi Delta Tau. 8 p. m. Mon. Miss Delores Harding,

27 S. Belle Vieu. hostess.

Iota Kappa. 2 p. m. Sun. Broad Ripple. Picnic, swimming party. for rushees. Mrs. Van Doren Adams, chairman.

CARD PARTIES

Junior Drum Corps, Lavelle Gossett Post, V. F. W, Tonight. Hall, King-av, Walnut-st. Mrs. Olive Martin, chairman. Cards. St. Philip Neri auditorium, 8: 30 P m, Wed... Mrs. John Quinn, :

chairman.

CHURCH GROUPS

Friendship Class, Arlington M. E. Church, Tonight. Pish fry, awn social, Church lawn. Music, pony track, contests. ;

Guests Arrive in City for Lasher-Morrison Marriage

Several out-of-town guests are here for the wedding of Miss Peggy Morrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H, Morrison, and John C, Lasher, New York, which is to take place at 8:30 p. m. today in McKee Chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. They include Mr. and Mrs. Clinton D. Lasher, Evanston, Ill.; Mr. Lasher’s parents; Mrs. John Gromer, Evanston, Mr. Lasher’s grandmother; Kimball Stevenson, Detroit; Lowell G. Powers, nati; Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Stevenson, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs, Taylor Asbury, Fort Wayne; Kenneth Grulee, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Torrence, Miss Dorothy Torrence, Evanston, Ill.; Miss Georgiana Moore, High-

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ton, II;

land Park, Ill.; Mr, and Mrs. Robert Maxwell, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Omer Rhodes and Miss Jane Rhodes, Terre Haute; Miss Mary Lou Morris, South Bend. Dr. J. Ambrose Dunkel is to officiate at the ceremony and Paul Matthews, organist, and Jane Johnson Burroughs, soloist, are to pro-

‘vide a musical program.

Attendants are to be Miss Faith Howard, Buffalo, N. Y., maid of honor; Misses Mary Elam, Dorothy Young and Katharine Fulton, bridesmaids; James Morrison of

‘New York, Miss Morrison’s brother,

best man; Paul Torrence, Evans‘Samuel Adams, Fort Wayne, and Robert Elliott, ushers. A reception for 200 guests is to

| follow at the Woodstock Club. The

Personals

Mrs. Anna Dengler and daughter, Catherine, have motored to the Texas Centennial. They are to visit in Houston and are to drive to Los Angeles where they will make their home after Sept. 15. Miss Dorathy Rosiland Prince is to leave today for New York to visit friends and to attend the international dance congress. Miss Margaret Wagner left today for Mobile to accept an appointment as junior graduate nurse at the United States Marine Hospital.

couple is to leave on a wedding trip North and after Oct. 1 is to be at home in New York.

Local Woman

to Entertain at Tea Tomorrow

Mrs. John C. McGaughey, assisted

by Mrs. L. B. Williams and Mrs. C.

J. Finch, is to entertain with a tea

Louise Block, Fi iance to Be Honor Guests

Dinner Party Tonight to}

Be Given by Couple’s Friends. Miss Louise Hays Block and her

fiance, Maurice Block Jr., are to attend a dinner party in their honor

tonight at the Broadmoor Country|

Club. The marriage of Miss Block, daughter of Mrs. Hays Block and Meier - S. Block, to Mr. Block, son of Mr. and Maurice Block, Cincinnati, is to be solemnized this fall. Miss Block is a granddaughter of Mrs, William H. Block. Tonight's party is to be given by Mrs. Claude Shapiro and her sister, Miss Alice Green. - Summer flowers-and a miniafuve bridal’ ‘couple are:to be arranged as a centerpiece for the dinner table. Dancing is to follow dinner. Covers are to be laid for the en~ gaged couple, mother of the bride-to-be, Dr. Gerald Rubin, ' Terre Haute; Gordon Greenburg, Messrs. and Mesdames Mark J. Prank, Marcus Cohen, Louis Lurie, Allen Kahn Arthur Cassell, E. K. Green mm, Miss Green and Mr. and Mrs. Shapiro.

Couple Weds in Noon Ceremc..y at City ( Church

' Mr. and Mrs. Vietor Helm left for a wedding trip to Wisconsin following their marriage at noon today, and are to be at home after Oct. 1 at 18 E. 37th-st. Mrs. Helm was formerly Miss Elizabeth Jane Matthews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Matthews,

3133 N. New Jersey-st. Mr. Helm is |

~ Etiquette By PATRICIA

De SERVICE — The first Course. of sea food, fruit or soup, is placed on top of the service plate. When the soup plates are removed for the fish course, ne service plates are removed warm plates for the fish are. ae The main course follows the fish course and the salad follows the main course. Remove salad plates, salt and peppers, bread and butter plates, if they have been used, crumb the table and place the dessért plates with the silver: on the right side of the plate. Finger bowls may be placed with a doily on the dessert plate or may be placed later, Coffee may be served at the table but a more modern way is to serve it in the drawing room. The hostess may have the coffee service brought in, and she may pour while the maid assists in serving lhe guests, or it may be brought in cups by the maid and passed. Small cups (demitasse) are used.’ Whether the hostess or the female guest of honor should be served first, depends on the type of service. If the food is arranged on individual plates, the hostess usually is served first, If some of the dishes are served by the hostess, the guest of honor Is served first.

Dr. W. E Garrison; Forstier Butler University Head, Is to Officiate at Bruner-Williamson Wedding:

Ceremony to Be Performed i in-Bond Chapel, U. of Chicago, Late This Afternqon; - Couple to Take Western Tn

Times Special

CHICAGO, Aug. 22—-Dr. W.'E. Garrison, 2 Tormer } president of Butier 3 University, Indianapolis, is to officiate at the marriage of Miss Mary Marjorie Williamson and Henry Pfeiffer Bruner, son of Dr. Henry Lane Bruner, Butler zoology department head and graduate study director, and

Mrs. Bruner, Indianapolis.

The ceremony is to take Place ‘in Bond Chapel, University of Chicago, Sst eerntmset ii pertmt—

late this afternoon. a Dr. and Mrs. Bruner. are here th attend the wedding, which is to be followed by a reception for 100 at the Hotel Windermere East. Miss Williamson, daughter of Mr.

.and Mrs, Frank Kemper William-

son, is to wear a shéeér”crepe’ gown, fashiotted emt with X sleeves and a° be ‘of tale: “ant her" bouquet is of

Mrs. Clarence Knipp Continuing Guild Duties of es of Mis. Millikan

Mrs. Clarence U. Knipp Pr Son. tinuing the work started by Mrs George B. Millikan as chairman

and R. R. Feutepobies The book is to be issued this fall. Mrs. Knipp’s guild is to meet

of the Methodist Hospital White. Tuesday at the White Cross room

Cross Guild cook book. Mrs. Knipp, former North Methodist Church Guild first vice presi~ dent, also succeeds to the. presidency, held, by Mrs. Millikan before she moved to Chicago. - Mrs. Knipp’s assistants on the cook book committee. include Mesdames L. R. Jones, M..B. Radcliff

Engaged

the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Helm, |

The wedding took place at the

Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, the

Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel officiating. | Miss Julia Guess, harpist, ‘played bridal airs. The bride, who was unattended, wore a gown of pink crepe and lace, fashioned with a jacket. She wore a periwinkle blue felt hat and a shoulder corsage of gardenias. A reception was held in the church following the wedding. + The bride was graduated from Butler University and is a member | of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority.

in: the nurses” home. Other guilds with meetings. next week are the Fifty-first Street Methodist Guild, Monday afternoon; Clara Barton Guild, Tuesday | , night; Irvington Methodist Guild, all day Thursday, and the Alpha Omicron Alpha Guild, all day “Priday.

Kitchen Shoter for Bride-to-Be

Set for Tonight/|

Miss Helen McLandress, bride-to-

be, is to receive gifts at a kitchen!

shower, to be given tonight by Miss Elsie Hancock, one of her bridesmaids. Miss McLandress’ wedding to Dr. George L. Abernethy, New York, is to take place at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday in Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Miss Hancock has invited Misses

Jane Crawford and Margaret Alles,

also bridesmaids s Mrs. Robert J.

rriage of ; daughter, assisted by Dr. J. AmDunkel.

PAPER USED FOR

Ong | puffed sleey

gardenias.: She is to be given in marriage by her father. ‘Mrs. W. H. Hudson, Indianapolis,” the bridegroom’s sister, is to be matron of honor and -her: white crepe: gown #510: be tashiohed” eme pire “stylé” witlf* a bolero having ed

LX white hat op Re cg eid crepe and her bouquet. of wh . gladioll, The . bridesmaids, Mary, Catharine Budd, Josephine ‘Attick, Wilhelmina Mulfinger ‘and Mrs, W. M. Tuttle, all of Chicago, are to wear - similar ensembles and .carry the same variety of flowers, H. A. Bruner, Moines, : Ta. the. bridegroom’s brother, is -fo be best. man. Dwight Williamson, the bride's brother; H. J. ‘Snowden, Giibert” Fuller,” Harvey Jones, Paul Rover and Wallace Flower, all of Chicago, are to be tshers. Miss “Ruth Willlamson, Muncie, the bride’s- cousin; -is: to play the organ. The church is to be decors aed with. white flowers and greene

The couple is to leave on a wede ding trip to the Rocky Mountains and af Oct. 1 is to be at home’at

‘6844 -Jeffery-av, Chicago.

“The bride received her A. B. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Chicago. Mr. Bruner is a grade uate of Butler and received his M ‘B. A. degree from Harvard Uni-

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