Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1936 — Page 5

TURDAY

Year's Work Arranged as Idea Banquet

Graduates of ’36 to Be Guests at General Meeting Oct. 13.

Indianapolis Branch, American Association of University Women, is offering its year’s program for members as a “banquet of ideas and information.” In the introductory pamphlet the various adgfivities are explained and listed as dinner _ courses, College graduates of 1936 are to be special guests at a general meeting Oct. 13 at the Woman's Department Club. Mrs. Calvin K. Hamilton, president, is to welcome guests and members; Mrs. N. Taylor Todd is to jalk on “A. A. U, W. as a National Organization,” and Mrs. Ian Joyce js to introduce study group leaders. Offered as an “entree” is the annual book and toy exhibit, Nov. 9 to 16 in Ayres’ auditorium, with Mrs. John Waldo, chairman. Also an “entree” is the New York Theater Guild play, “End of Summer,” with Ina Claire and Osgood Perkins, to be sponsored at English’s Nov. 30. Mrs. Walter P. Morton is the chairman. Invites Book, Toy Group Mrs. Waldo has invited the book and toy exhibit committee to her home Monday for a dessert luncheon and discussion. The parent education group, placed in the “meat” course, is to discuss “Why Study Parent Education?” at 3 p. m. Friday, Oct. 16, at Mrs. E. C. Kleiderer’'s home. Mrs. S. W. Benham is chairman. Mrs. Claude Potts, former Purdue University nutrition specialist, is to talk on “Read Your Labels” at a consumers research group meeting Oct. 19 at Mrs. Lowell Fisher's home. The international relations group is to hold its first meeting Oct. 27 at Rauh Library, with Mrs. William O. Johnson as chairman. | This group also is listed under “meats.”

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Listed Under ‘Meats’ : School evaluation and education group, with Mrs. William Rogers as chairman, is under “meats.” “Vegetables” in the “menu” are] the evening meetings, including a motion picture group meeting Mon- . day at Mrs. Frederick Brier’'s home and a discussion group, which is to have a dinner meeting Oct. 27 at the Business and Professional Wom‘en’s clubhouse. Miss Frances Failing, Washington High School teacher, is to describe her summer trip to | Spain. As a “salad” is offered the contemporary literature group, which reviews and discusses two books at each meeting. Mrs. Horace Shonle, chairman, is to be hostess for a meeting Oct. 26. Mrs. Hamilton is to review “Gone With the Wind,” hy Margaret Mitchell. | The motion picture committee, as “dessert,” is to meet at Mrs, T. Victor Keene's home at 2 p. m. Monday. Mrs. Frederick Hunt, Motion Picture Guide editor, is to discuss “The- Technique of Writing Previews,” and tentative programs for the year are to be outlined by Mrs. Carroll O. Skaar, chairman. Classed as ‘Toasts’ Creative writing group, led by Mrs. Leland Smith, and the public speaking class, directed by Mrs. E. M. Schofield, are qualified as “toasts.” The creative arts class, meeting Oct. 13, is classified under “decorations.” For “demitasse” the program lists - the A. A. U. W. Bookshelf at the - Rauh Library where monthly a special shelf is arranged with books of interest to the study groups’ members. ~ For “entertainment” are an annual dance in the winter and an annual spring luncheon and bridge party for the benefit of the fellowship fund.

Whitsett-Walsh Vows Exchanged; Couple on Trip

Palms and white pompoms banked the altar at St. Joan of Arc Church this morning for the marriage of Miss Ellen Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Walsh, and H. Kenneth Whitsett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whitsett. The Rev. Cornelius Flynn, Toledo, O. read the ceremony. : Miss Marie Filcer, organist, accompanied Mrs. Albert Lauck, vio-' linist, and Miss Ritz Connor, vocalist. James Torpey was best man

and Harry L. Smith, Lima, O,, and |

Ray Thompson were ushers. A breakfast at Hollyhock Hill followed the ceremony. Flowers and tapers in coral, blue and dahlia shades appointed the table. The couple left on a wedding trip South. Wears Ivory Gown The bride wore ivory satin fashjoned on princess lines with a train and full sleeves to the elbow and tight at the wrist. Her tulle veil came from a braided tulle coronet and she carried a prayer book, an heirloom in the Walsh family. The bridesmaids wore empire style gowns with matching slippers and halos. Mrs. Joseph Coakley, Chicago, wore coral faille with Joanna Hill roses and delphinium; Miss Eleanor Egan, heather blue faille with Aaron Ward roses; Miss Louise Walpole, Baumba faille with mixed flowers. Barbara Ann Sundling, flower girl, wore bonbon pink taffeta with a poke bonnet and a muff of Cecil Bluner roses. Charles Whitsett was Mrs. Walsh wore coronation blue velvet with a shoulder corsage of lilies of the valley and tea roses and Mrs. Whitsett wore dubonnet with matching accessories and a gardenia corsage.

GENEVIEVE BROWN

Moore, 5430 College-av, hostess.

20th-st, hostess. president;

treasurer.

meeting, luncheon.

. E. 51st-st, hostesses.

New York-st. Bingo.

Roosevelt, Adams=sts.

series of tea. dances.

~~ EVENTS

| SORORITIES Alpha Chapter, Delta Omega Chi. 2 to 5 p. m. Sun. Miss Jeanne

ular meeting 7:30 p. m. Mon.

Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Sun. Lincoln. Luncheon honoring officers of central council. Installation, in charge of Miss Sue Stuart, for Miss Anna Harkeman, president; Miss Grace VanCamp, vice Miss Elizabeth Presnall, Clara Kirkhoff, corresponding secretary, and Miss Mary Edwards,

Zeta Chapter, Sigma Alpha Tota. Tues. Colonial tearoom. Eoard

Indianapolis Alumnae, Alpha Gamma Delta. Today. Miss Dorothy Roberts, 630 Parker-st, hostess. A. Johnston, review “Gone With the Wind.” Chi Phi Gamma. Tonight. Sherman Inn. Founders’ Day dinner. Lo Sin Loy 3 to 5 p. m. Sun. Misses June, Virginia Darrow; 522

CARD PARTIES Twentieth Century Club. 8:15 p. m. Sun. Woodmen'’s Hall, 322 E.

LODGES

Gen. George H. Thomas Women’s Relief Corp, 2 Friendly, 512 N. Illinois-st. Mrs. Maud Henninger, president, Brightwood Chapter 399 O. E. S. 8 p. m. Mon. Stated meeting. reception for Mrs. Elizabeth Tyre, grand guardian, Indiana Job’s Daughters. Mrs. Nellie Riffle, woriny mazron; Charles Kise, worthy patron. Membership committee, Women’s Auxiliary, Sahara Grotto. 12:30 p. m. Mon. Mrs. Mary Williams, 1335 Euclid-st. Luncheon.

DANCES

Royal Scotch Plaid Club. Sun. afternoon. Wonder Grill. First of Floor show every half hour. Public invited.

Miss Marjorie Gray, serve. RegMiss Priscilla Galloway, 149 W.

recording secretary; Miss

Business meeting. Mrs. Merton

2 p. m. Mon. Fort

Veritas Temple,

Brecht-Arnholter Marriage

Will Take

Marriage vows are te be exchanged at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in McKee Chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, by Miss Dorothy Arnholter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Arnholter, and Herman F. Brecht, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Brecht. The bride attended Butler University and Mr. Brecht was graduated from Indiana University, where he was a member of Delta Tau Delta fraternity. Mrs. Harold H. Arnholter, aunt of the bride, is to sing, accompanied by Mrs. Donna Eberhard, organist. Guests are to be seated by Virgil Quebbeman and Carl Brecht, ushers. The Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel is to read the ceremony before an altar arranged with palms, ferns and fall flowers. Tapers are to burn in branched candelabra. Two large vases are to hold chrysanthemums in full shades. The bride’s only attendant is to be her sister, Miss Mildred Arn-

holter, who is to be gowned in coro-'

nation blue velvet. The gown is fashioned on princess lines. Her Juliet cap is of matching velvet and her arm bouquet is to be of flowers in fall shades of gold, bronze, wine and blue. The bride is:to enter with her father. Her white velvet gown is designed with a standup collar, long, tight sleeves and a train. She is to wear the tulle veil worn by Mrs. Willard Stamper at her wedding. Her flowers are to be white roses, lilies of the valley, gardenias and white pompoms. _ Mrs. Arnholter is to wear rust crepe with a corsage of Talisman roses. Mrs. Brecht is to wear

GOES TO WEDDING OF MISS DORNER

Mrs. Joseph Thomas, 5236 Win-throp-av, has gone to Chattanooga, Tenn. for a two-week visit with Miss Georgia Dorner, formerly of Frankfort, whose marriage to Julius N. Hargrave, Chattanooga, is to take place Oct. 11 in the Pen Women’s Club, Lookout Mountain. Mrs. Thomas is to be Miss Dorner’s only attendant. The bride-to-be at-

IS TO BE HOSTESS |

Miss Genevieve Brown is to be hostess for the October events. scheduled for the women members | and guests of the Columia Club. The

first of a series of luncheon and

bridge parties is to be held at 12:30 |

p. m. Tuesday. _ Assisting Miss Brown are to be Mesdames Fred D. Norris, Charles Jewett, George L. Ramey, Walter

tended Purdue University, where she was a member of Kappa Alpba Theta Sorority. She is to make her home on Lookout Mountain.

MRS. RUTH SIMMS WILL SPEAK HERE

Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms, Albugerque, N. M,, daughter of Mark Hanna and former Repre-

Place Tomorrow

printed crepe with a themum corsage. Eugene Mc(rarvey, Marion. is to be best man. Following an informal Teception at the church, the couple is to leave on a motor trip South, the bride traveling in a rust wool suit. After Oct. 16 they are to be af home at 2258 N. Meridian-st.

Ruth Ann Klinge

to Become Bride at Rites Tonight

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Miss Ruth Ann Klinge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Klinge is to become the bride of Thompson, son of Mrs. Robert Thompson, at 8:30 p. m. today in the Emmaus Lutheran Church. The Rev. W. C. Meinzen is to read the ceremony before an altar

lighted by candelabra and banked

with ferns and palms. Miss Mabelle Hohn, organist, is to play “The Swan,” “Liebstraum,” and “Angel Serenade.” A quartet composed of Misses Hohn, Elfrieda and Alberta Neimeyer and Helen Hohn are to sing “O Promise Me” and “I Love You Truly.” Gown Is Described . The bride’s gown of white satin is fashioned with a train and her finger-tip veil, halo style, is orna-

mented with pearls. She is to carry | :

a shower bouquet of white roses and Swansonia.

rose lace and carry Ellen roses. Miss Doris Shannon, bridesmaid, is to wear a similarly styled gown in delphinium blue lace with a bouquet of Briarcliff roses. Joan Thompson is to be flower girl and David Lohss, ringbearer. : Cecil McDole is to be best man and Rudolf Klinge, usher. A reception is to follow the ceremony, at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Edward Lohss, 5235 Central-av, for the bridal party and immediate families. The couple is to leave for a short trip, and are to be at home after Oct. 10, at 509 N. Denny-st. The bride's traveling costume is a dubonnet sheer wool crepe with black accessories.

Sorority Entertained . Harry Ice entertained memKappa Delta Theta |

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v The maid of honor,!| Miss Evelyn Swoboda, is to wear |

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uers Are Ready to Resume Philanthropic

Following its opening meeting, the Junior League of Indianapolis

retiring president.

Mrs. Robert C. Winslow (center),

is resuming its: philanthropic and cultural work. 1. Mrs. Orland Church (left) talks over her League work after a round of golf with Mrs. Louis Haerle (center) and Mrs. Perry W. Lesh,

2. Mrs. Henry C. Atkins Jr. (left) is' ways and means chairman;

theater committee chairman, and

Miss Ann Torian, Braille committee chairman.

Times Special SEYMOUR, Ind. Oct. 3.—Indianapolis friends are to be guests at the wedding of Miss Janet Tipton Blish, daughter of Mrs. Tipton Shields Blish, and William Frederick Scott, Lorado, W. Va. at 4 p. m. today in the First Presbyterian Church here. A reception at Mrs. Blish’s home, 407 N. Chestnut-st, is to follow. _ Among the Indianapolis guests are to be Messrs. and Mesdames Josian Harding Andrews, Clifford Arrick; Henry W. Buttolph, William J. Hogan, Blaine Miller Jr., William H. Stafford, Norman Metzger, John W.

Art of Weaving to Be Topic of Club’s Lecturer

“Shuttle Craft Around the World” is to be * Mrs. Guy H. Shadinger’s lecture topic at a meeting of the art department of the Woman's Department Club at 2 p. m. Monday at the club house. Mrs. Shadinger also is to present a display of “The Art of Weaving.” Mrs. George A. Van Dyke, Indiana Federation of Clubs’ art chairman, is to make the formal presentation of an oil painting by R. L. Selfridge to the department which it won in a scrapbook contest. Mrs. John M. Williams i receive the painting for the department. Mrs. Roland M— Cotton, door chairman, is to receive with Mrs. E. A. Kelly, vice chairman and Mrs. L. B. Pohlman. In the parlor with Mrs. Henry L. Patrick, courtesy chairman, are to be Mrs. George W. Bowman, vice chairman and Mrs. C. H. Augstein and Mrs. Charles W. Field. Mrs. Eugene Foley, tea ‘ chairman, and her assistants are to arrange a table centerpiece of { bronze flowers. Mrs. J. M. Dalrymple and Mrs. John E. Messick are to

pour. Mrs. George J. Mess and Miss Bessie York McClain arranged the exhibit hung in the blue room. Mrs. Walter 8S. Grow is department { chairman, :

| Pledge Captain

Indianapolis F riends Attend Scott-Blish Wedding Today

Roberts, Misses Emily Andrews, Julia Brink, Jane Fitton, Eileen Booker, Estelle Rauh Burpee, Barbara Stafford, Peggy Pearson, Ruth Tyndall, Mrs. John §S. Pearson, Richard Buttolph, Samuel S. Tyn-

call, William H. Stafford Jr., Fred-

erick G. Matson and Michael Fox. Other out-of-town guests are to be Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh Scott, the bridegroom’s parents; Mrs. Armin McG. Schlesinger, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Mc- | Gowan and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Menefee, Louisville; Mr. and Mrs. Baylor Landrum, Miss Julia Landrum, Lexington, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Johnson, Miss Charlotte Johnson, Mrs. Augustus T. Seymour, James O. Seymour, Columbus, O.; Mrs, Paul Jackson, Detroit; 8S. Jewett Waterman, St. Louis; Misses Marilyn Miles, Jean Harris and Justin Harris, Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Young, Fort Thomas, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Weaver, Mrs. George P. Braun Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Durham, Chicago; Miss Suzanne Bowerfind, Fort Wayne, and Dr. John Gallen, Lorado, W. Va. Tipton Blish is to give his sister in marriage. Mrs. Edwin Andrews Blish, Mrs. Stuart Shields Blish and Miss Emmylou Groub, are to be. the bride’s attendants. Fitzhugh Scott Jr. Milwaukee, is to be best man, and Armin McG. Schlesinger, Milwaukee, Theron B. Miller Jr. Columbus, O.. and George P. Braun Jr., Chicago, are to be ushers. ————————————

GIVE ATTENDANCE AWARDS TO SIX

Six members of Alpha Chapter, Phi Gamma Tau Sorority, are to receive awards for perfect attendance at the annual Founders’ Day

‘dance at the Lake Shore Country

Club tonight. ” Prizes are to be received by Mesdames Joseph Yakey, William Pierce, John Conger and Orville Barnett, and Misses Frances Smith and Viola Littleton. Mrs. Floyd R. Smith is to read the sorority history and the following officers are to be installed: Mrs, Orville Barnett, president; Mrs. William Haine, vice president; Miss Doris Prater, recording secretary; Mrs. Charles Voorhis Jr., treasurer; Mrs. Major Dickson, corresponding secretary; Mrs. B. L. White, historian; Mrs. Horace Jones, chaplain; Miss Frances Smith, publicity chairman, and Mrs. Maurice Healey, sergeant-at-arms.

COUPLE TO NOTE ANNIVERSARY DATE

Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Faust, 31 N. 18th-st, Beech Grove, are to observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary at a reception and open house from 2 to 6 p. m. tomorrow at the home of a son, Carl Faust, 2439 Broadway. ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Faust have lived in Indianapolis all their lives. They have five sons and one daughter, 15 grandchildren and one great grandchild living. Friends are invited to the anniversary Miss Marjorie Miller was a recent guest at the St. Moritz in New York. :

KINNEY’S SHOE STORE

Work

Entertain for Miss Brown and Fiance at Tea

Friends of Miss Katharine Malott Brown and her fiance, Wilson Mothershead, are to greet the couple at a tea which Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cooper are to give from 3 to 6 p. m. tomorrow at their home, 4378 Central-av. : Miss Brown is a daughter of Mr. and °' Mrs. Arthur V. Brown and Mr. Mothershead is a son of Mr, and Mrs. Owen M. Mothershead. . Mr. and Mrs. Cooper are to be assisted by Mrs. Cooper’s mother, Mrs. Mary Cotter Martin, and Mrs. Cooper’s sisters, Mrs. William Fuller Combs, Carbonville, Ill, and Mrs. William Edwin Gavin. Mrs. Combs is visiting Mrs. Martin. Other assistants are to be Mesdames ‘William C. Kern, Jeremiah Cadick, Volney M. Brown, Paul Lee Hargitt and Arthur C. Shea.

The International Travel and Study Clubs, Inc, is to observe Presidents’ Day at 12:30 p. m. Saturday, Oet. 10, with a luncheon and program at the Claypool Hotel.

Mrs. H. P. Willwerth, federation president, and the 36 chapter presidents, are to be honor guests. Mrs. Bertita Harding is to give a costume portrayal of the Mexican Empress Carlotta. Miss Emily May Johnson is to present Portuguese musical monologues assisted by Pasquale Montani, harpist; Miss Marcella Reynolds, Spanish dances; Floyd A. Merrimon, a talk on Spanish music; Miss Roberta Bland, harpist, Spanish music. Miss Doris Ann Johnson is to speak on “As I Saw It” and Mrs. Robert Caplinger is to read a memorial to the late Mrs. S. R. Artman, founder.

Guests Are Named

Special guests are to include Mesdames Frederick G. Balz, C. J.

Finch, David Ross, B. B. McDonald, Louis Markun, Isaac Born, Felix McWhirter, Clayton Ridge, Brandt Downey and John Downing Johnson. Seated at the presidents’ table are to be the following chapter presidents: Mesdames R. J. Roller, Claude E. Byfield, A. G. Bassett, Earl B. Breedlove, Bert L. Combs, Robert White, John Nackenhorst, Baxter McBane, Wilbur Washburn, John R. Nadoley, Samuel A. Kiraz~ ian, H. S. Walter, John Strack, Gail Wingert, Fred Wright, Elmer Johnson, Frank Forrey, Glenna Carlisle, Joseph Sahakian, Hazel Wininger, John M. Whitehead, A. M. Peist, Joe Weinberg, Harold C. Litteral, Grace Lauthers, James Merris, Jules G. Zinter, John Rehm Edna Blandz and Misses Frances Henzie and. Dorothy Wirth. Mrs. Charles Stuart and Mrs.

2 Lambs Club Bachelors Due to Lose Posts

Marriages This Month to Exclude Them from List.

BY BEATRICE BURGAN Society Editor

WO Lambs Club members are eligible to serve on the club's bachelor committee at just one more party, because their October-wed-dings will exclude them thereafter from the list of hosts. Wilson Mothershead is to marry Miss Katharine Malott Brown daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. Brown, later this . month, and Thomas Ruckelshaus is to go to Washington for his marriage to Miss : Virginia ~~ Hall, Oct. 24. Hiram W. McKee is the bachelor chairman. Sharing host duties with him are Caleb N. Lodge, club founder; Elmer W. Stout, Frederick A. Clark, Herbert J. Reade, Percy H. Weer, Joseph J. Daniels, Mark H. Miller, Robert W. Kruse, James S. Rogan, John C. Ruckelshaus, Bomar Cramer, Henry Severin, Norman A. Perry, Edward L. Mayer, John Gordon Kinghan, Dr. John A. M. Aspy and Albert O. Deluse. The others are Theodore S. Severin, Frederick Burleigh, Robert F. Scott Jr, Wayne D. Kinnaird, William N. Wilson, Edward Gallahue, William Coleman Atkins, Oscar F. Frenzel Jr., William, H. Stafford Jr., Joseph C. Wallace, Richard F. Buttolph, William B. Ansted Jr. Oscar M. Kaelin Jr., Jack H. Rhoades, Paul Starrett, R. Stewart Bailey, Horace F. Hill III, Francis D. Brosman, Dean E. Rice and Burford Danner.

Miss Burgan

Fall Frolic Oct: 17

The Lambs’ fall frolic is to be Oct 17 at the Columbia Club and the members are to be entertained by a minstrel show, to be arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Matthews, chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. "Robert Davy Eaglesfield and Mr. and Mrs. John B. Stokely. ; The Matthews say the show is to be a mixture of “melody, fun and the - latest song hits.” The membership for the season is closed. Included on the roster are these out-of-town members: Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ball, Muncie; Mr. and Mrs. John Lyman Blish, Seymour and Ben T. Coburn, Chicago.

Founders’ Day Arranged

Founders’ day of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter, Alpha Chi Omega Sorority, is ta be observed at a 10 o'clock. luncheon Saturday, Oct. 10, at the home of Miss Ann Hall, 5850 University-av. Mrs. J. C. Fix

is program chairman.

Travel and Study Clubs, Inc., to Note Presidents’ Day, Oct. 10

Harold Litteral are in charge of registrations and Mrs. Ruth Eskey, Bjsisted by Mrs. S. E. Literal, tickets.

Mrs. M. B. Dunn, special arrangements chairman, is assisted by Mesdames Colin Lett, J. Frank Herdrick and H. G. Dougherty. Mrs. William Taylor and Mrs. Bland are in charge of hospitality.

' Personals

Mrs. Esther Jay has returned from White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. where she attended the marriage of her daughter, Miss Norma Jay, to L. H. Higenbotham. The wedding took place at the Greenbrier Hotel, Sept. 26.

Robert Buschman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Buschman, 3055 N. New Jersey-st, who was graduated recently from the Naval Aviation School, Pensacola, Fla. left yesterday with his classmate, Glen Rohrbaugh, York, Pa. on a motor trip to Los Angeles. From there they. are to sail for Honolulu for a year’s duty. Mrs. John Cejnar has returned from a three-month trip to California, where she visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Jones. She also visited her twin sister, Mrs. Joseph Robert Thompson, Portland, Ore. and relatives at Wasco, Cal.

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SUNSHINE CLUB ARRANGES BENEFIT

Proceeds from a semi-annual card party to be held Monday, Nov. 2, in Ayres’ auditorium are to: be used to replenish the children’s loan closet at Sunnyside Sanatorium and to carry on work at the sanatorium. The party is sponsored by the Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunny= side with Mrs. Harry B. Mahan, general chairman and Mrs. Harry G. Kennett, co-chairman. Committee chairmen include Mrs. Ure M. Frazier, tickets; Mrs, Charles

ford, candy; Mrs. William Weber, table prizes; Mrs. George Neston, cards and tallies; Mrs. R. C. Gris« wold, door prizes; Mrs. John W, Fraim, hospitality, and Mrs. Joseph Speaks, publicity.

McGinty-Huse Reception Held | After Wedding

Following the marriage of Miss Marie Huse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Huse, and Bernard W. McGinty, son of Mr. and Mrs, | John A. McGinty, this morning até SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral, a weds ding breakfast was served at Holly Fock Hill, and a reception was held at the Huse home, 2938 Princes ton-pl. { The couple left on a wedding trip, the bride traveling in a green wool suit with black accessories. The couple is to be at nome in Indiane apolis after Oct. 15. | Out-of-town guests here for the ceremony included Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Hefferman and Miss Frances Southern, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs, Thomas McGinty, New York City; Mrs. E. B. Tinder, Newcastle; Mr, and Mrs. Paul D. Scott, Franklin; Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Rollings and Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Kellner, Louisville, Kya and George Schulhoff, Cincine nati. Monsignor: Francis Noll read the ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Queen Elizabeth styled gown of ivory vel vet with a tul d Venetian lace veil. - She carried an arm bouquet .of white rosesand lilies of ‘the valley with a gardenia center corsage. Mrs. John T. McCoy, matron of honor, wore Normandy red velvet * with matching turban and carried Premier roses and lavender pompoms. Miss Mary Evelyn Ellis - wore burnt crange velvet; Miss Mary Agnes Finneran and Mrs. George Schulhoff wore chartreuse velvet, The three bridesmaids wore turbans matching their dresses and carried Talisman roses and yellow pompoms. | John T. McCoy was best man and

Hugh Flynn and William Huse, ushe ers.

TRAVELS IN SPAIN TO BE DESCRIBED

Miss Jessie Moore is to report on “My Visit to the Basque Country”

Indianapolis Council of Administra= tive Women in Education at 3:30

p. m. Monday at the John Herron Art Institute. Miss Moore, Manual High School English teacher, spent the summer in Spain. A string ensemble from Wash ington High School, under Miss Maude Delbridge’s direction, is to piay. »

OPEN HOUSE EVENT TO HONOR SHIMERS

Mrs. Harold Hildebrand and Mrs, Martin Whittaker are to hold an informal open house starting at 4 p. m. tomorrow in honor of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Shimer, who are to leave Tuesday to spend the winter in California. The reception is to be held at the Shimer home, 4905 Brookville-rd. Friends are invited.

ALUTE T0 LOVE

NEXT WEDNESDAY

Bogert, donations; Miss Marie Roche

at the opening fall meeting of the :