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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . PAGE 21!

THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1937

INDIANAPOLIS SOON TO GREET R

Many Plan Summer

Of Travel

Several “Parents to See Graduates Given Degrees.

In colleges and. universities near and far, Indianapolis students soon will be packing their books and

. wardrobe trunks and saying au revoir to classmates until fall. Several early arrivals have joined their parents, but many students are finishing a round of activities before -classes are dismissed. Some are returning immediately to their homes; others are preparing for vacation trips. Hubert Hickam is expecting his daughter Barbara home from Vassar on Tuesday, Barbara is a sophomore. Two of her class mates, Misses Mary Louise Merrell and Harriet Jane Holmes, already have returned.

Clippingers to Visit in East

Mr. and Mrs. H. Foster Clippinger and their son Foster, a student at Dartmouth College, are to go to Cambridge, Mass., to see Peggy Anne Clippinger graduated on June 21. The family is to visit in.the East before returning to Indianapolis. Two months vacation in California is in store for Miss Mary Stewart Kurtz. She is’ to return Wednesday from | classes at Connecticut Colleg: for Women. Miss Kurtz and her

mother, Mrs. H. Stewart Kurtz, are

to*leave the following week for the West. Several Indianapolis girls are to “sail June 30 on the Normandie for a vacation abroad. Misses Maude and Virginia Balke, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Balke, are to finish their work at Smith. College June 15, and then prepare for their voyage. Also in the party will be Miss Marynett Hiatt, Indianapolis, a Vassar student. The Rev. and Mrs. George Arthur Frantz are expecting their daughter Barbara home. Wednesday from Mount Holyoke College at South Hadley, Mass. Another daughter, Sara, is to take a trip with her aunt and uncle, when she is through her work at Wilson College.

Plan Western Trip

Four Indianapolis students are planning a two-months trip through the West. Harley J. Rhodehamel, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Rhodehamel;

John Masters, son of Dr. and Mrs.’

Robert Masters; Lewis Morrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Morrison, and Dick Mertz, son of Dr. and s. H. O. Mertz, are-to be on their way as soon as their ciasses have concluded. Harley and Lewis are students at Purdue University; John is enrolled at Wesleyan University, and Dick attends Wabash College. Dr. and Mrs. George V. Underwood were to leave today for the East. They are to attend the graduation of their son, George Jr., from West Point on June 12. Their daughter, Jean, and their son’s fiancee, Miss Sarah Jane Millikan; Robert Rodehamel and Miss Kathleen Hall of Crawfordsville, also are to attend the exercises. Mr. and Mrs. John Morris Haines are to leave for the East next week to attend the graduation of their daughter Barbara from Connecticut College for Women, : Another daughter, Mary Stewart, is to motor to New York with Miss Ellen Rogers to attend the, graduation and spend a month in the East:

Federation Chorus To Have Luncheon

Seventh District Federation { of Clubs’ Chorus is to hold its June luncheon tomorrow at the Y. M. C. A. j Mrs. Albert Gray: is president; Charles Geyer, director, and Miss Haley . Herrold, accompanist.

Mind Your

Manners

Test your knowledge of correct social usage by answering the following . questions, then checking against the authoritative answers below: 1. Is it important that a house guest be prompt at meals? : 2. May a house guest accept an invitation without first consulting her hostess? 3. If a hostess has no servant, should a house guest make her own bed and wait on herself? : 4, What is the traditional color for wear on a tennis court? 5. When a man and a woman are playing golf together, does he let her drive first, even ° though the “honor” is his?

What would you do if— You are a young woman having a man from another city visit you for a few days? There is not room to take him into yeur home. (A) Arrange for a room at a hotel for him and pay the bill in advance. (B) Arrange for a room and let him take care of the bill. (C) Let him find his own place to stay.

Answers 1 Yes. 2. No. 3. Yes. 4. White. 5. No, he treats her as a worthy opponent, not as a woman.

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Mrs. Edward J. MacMullan, society resident of Bryn Mawr, Pa. is arranging details for the wedding of Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., and Miss Ethel DuPont, scheduled late this month. Mrs. MacMullan is

well known for managing many of

Philadelphia’s social events.

Ruth Griffith Is Honored by Friends at Prenuptial Fetes

Several parties are being given for Mi

Ruth Griffith this week. Her

marriage to John E. Oberlies is.to take place at 3:30 p. m. Sunday. Miss Lucille ‘Powell is to be hostess tonight at a miscellaneous shower. Guests are to be the bride-to-be’s mother, Mrs. Roy Griffith;

Sorority Aids Are to Attend Guest-Day Tea

Sorority alumnae group presidents and Panhellenic representatives have been invited to a guestday tea of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Alpha Phi Sorority tomorrow. > Mrs. Marion Ensley, 5402 Washington Blvd., will be hostess. Mrs. A. S. Rowe, president, will be assisted by Mrs. Mason King and Mrs. Richard Boatman, invitations; Mrs. Wendell P. Coler, entertainment, Mrs. James C. Carter, Mrs. Ray Grimes and Mrs. Ensley, refreshments. The sorority’s colors of silver and bordeaux red will appoint the tea table which is to be centered with a bouquet of spring flowers.

Gamma Beta Chi Honors Two Pledges

Miss Mary Scott and Miss Wilma Lee Taffinger, Gamma Beta Chi, Sorority pledges, were honor guests at a dinner given last night by sorority members at the Snively Teas room. ; Other guests were Mesdames Charles Schafer, Clarence E, Flick, Charles Baird, William Hankins, Gus Bisesi, and Misses Essad Cleveland, Laura M. Foist, Ruth Flick, Wilma Richter and Dorotha Caton.

Bridal \ Dinner To Honor Pair

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Bowers, 4317 Park Ave. are to entertain with a bridal dinner tonight in honor of their son Clyde and his fiancee, Miss Anna Catherine Leppert. The marriage is to take place at 10 a..m. Saturday. The dinner will be given at Hollyhock Hill followed by an evening of bridge. The guests, with the bridal couple, are to.be the bride-to-be’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Leppert, and Messrs. and Mesdames W. Myron Yorger, Fred Payne, G. L. Rathel, Kokomo; Mrs. Thomas Foley, Misses Helen, Marie and. Edith Leppert, William L. Leppert, Ed Loughery, Robert Bowers, W. C. Leppert and Richard Leppert.

Mesdames Nora Oberlies, L. D. Oberlies, Everett Oberlies, John W. Oberlies, Marshall Cox, Robert Creasser, Ralph Brooks, Mildred Morris, Richard H. Lawson, Horace Haney, Guy McNiel, Cecil Jameson and Miss Doris Griffith. The hostess will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Walter Creasser. Miss Margaret” Stevens is to entertain with a linen shower tomorrow night at her home, 2056 College Ave. Mrs. Glenn Griffith feted | Miss Griffith with a luncheon and miscellaneous shower yesterday. The appointments were carried out in the bridal colors of pink and white, with vases of pink rosebuds as table decorations. The guests included Mrs. Griffith and Mesdames Dorothy Neurge, Lista Griffith, Frank Griffith, John Griffith, Nora Oberlies, M. L. Burgess, Lucinda Wells, and Miss Doris Griffith.

Travelers and Auxtharv Plan Dinner Session

Ladies Auxiliary to the United Lommercial Travelers and the Council are to meet jointly at 6 p. m. Saturday in the Woman's Department Club House. Following dinner and showing of a motion picture, the groups are {0 hold separate business meetings. Mrs. John P. Johns and Miss Edna Gardner are dinner chairmen. Mrs. Fred Gorham is auxiliary president. Mrs. Gorham has named these

| committees:

Membership—Mrs. Joséph G. Sainter; telephone, Mrs. George Pugh and Mrs. L. A. Beck; dinner, Mrs. Johns and Miss Gardner; social and program, Mrs. Everett Welmer, Mrs. Walter Jones and Mrs. Thomas Dugan; friendship, Mrs. George D. Hunter; publicity, Mrs. Leroy Martin. Mrs. Walter D. Bozell is the auxiliary’s delegate to the Seventh District Federation of Clubs’ meeting.

New Era Group to Meet

Miss Blanche McFadden, retiring president of the New Era Club, is to entertain members at the club’s last meeting of the year at her

home, 967 Lexington Ave., Wednesday. :

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D.U. Unit's Guest Day Arranged

Governor Morton Chapter To Meet Monday at War Memorial.

Mrs. Allen T. Fleming is program chairman for a guest day to be ob‘served by the Governor Oliver Perry Morton Chapter, Daughters of the

War Memorial Auditorium. A tour of the building is to be made preceding the program. a Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, retiring regent, is reception committee chairman and is to greet incoming officers. They include Mrs. E. C. Rumpler, regent; Mrs. A. D. Bowen, first vice regent; Mrs. G. M. Spiegel, treasurer; Mrs. Walter Baxter, re‘cording secretary, and Mrs. Robert Waterburry, historian. Directors who are to serve from 1937 to 1939 are Mesdames William Clifford, J. T. Hamill and Raymond Chorley. Holdover directors are Mesdames W. I. Hoag, C. J. Finch and Fred Wolf. : Mrs. Edward E. Files, reader, will give “The Triumphs of Faith of the Cross,” by Wilson Barrett, accompanied by Miss Janette Robins, harpist. Mrs. L. E. Shultz, vocalist, is to sing “The Prayer Perfect,” accompanied by Miss Janette Robins, pianist. Those to serve on the reception committee with Mrs. Moore will be Mesdames A. B. Glick, P. M. Dill, A. M. Tomlinson, Alden Adams, Willard D. Armatage, Grover Workman, Mrs. Spiegel, Mrs. Larkin and Mrs.

Rumpler. N Omega Nu Tau To Give Annual Dance Saturday

Mr. and Mrs. Will Wertz are to entertain informally Saturday night preceding the Omega Nu Tau Sorority’s 17th annual Rose ball at the Columbia Club. . Their guests will include Misses Wilma Shields, Mary Martha Newman, Eleanor Kleis, Dorothy Garrit-~ son and Messrs. Charles Moore, Sam Darko, Charles Darko and Charles G. Roth. Among others who are to attend the dance in party groups are Mr. and. Mrs. Paul M. Cook, who will have as their guests Messrs. and Mesdames Frank Hughes, Robert B. Wallace, Leo Steffen, Buell Deible, Edward Rose, G. L. Young, Claude Lehr, Miss Marie Hutton and John McEwan. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wicklund are to entertain a party of 10. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Rimp will be host and hostess to Messrs. and Mesdames R. W. Walker, Harold S. Boone and E. C. Bardwell. _ Other reservations which have been made for the dance include Messrs. and Mesdames John MecGuire, Kenneth Smock, Howard Burns and Miss Bernice Cain. Mr. and Mrs. William Brill, Danville, will have in their party Misses

‘| Virginia Brill, Irene Randolph and

Messrs. Paul Thorne, Floyd Weaver and E. L. Hunt. Another group will be formed by Messrs. and Mesdames Jack Haney, Charles Van Blarican and Gail Stadtlander.

Martha Rodgers Honored at Party

Miss Martha Rodgers, whose marriage to Frank F. Ryan Jr. is to take place June 18, was honor guest at a personal shower last night. The Delta Omega Sorority entertained at Miss Joan McDermott’s home, 3760 Forest Manor Ave. Also present were Misses Kar-

Zona Maze, Eulah Skinner, Delores well, Emily Deckert, Pat McFadden,

Jean Meek, Mary Lois Bowman and Mrs. Sally Schilling.

Union, at 1 p. m. Monday in the:

riette - Closson, Dorothy Robinson, |

Stanley, Bette Shanks, Mary Cald- |

Makes Survey of Welfare Wort

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Miss Margaret Woodson, field representative of the welfare department of the Association of Junior Leagues of America, is making a local

survey of social welfare work.

Miss Woodson is to attend a dinner tonight with Mrs. Austin V. Cifford, chairman of the Vounteers Bureau of the Council of Social Agencies, and the following members of the Junior League provisional members’ training course committee: Mrs. Perry Lesh, chairman; Mrs.

Frank . Hoke, president and ex-officio member;

Mesdames Jeremiah

Cadick, David Williams, John Collett, Misses Eunice Dissette, Helen

Sheerin and Eileen Booker.

The league is to hold its annual meeting Tuesday at the Wood-

stock Club.

Hall, Prospect and State Sts.

Miss Helen Elliott, hostess.

EVENTS

LODGES

Pilgrim Shrine 12. White Shrine of Jerusalem. Tonight. Meeting followed by reception in honor of John Gold, Supreme Deputy Watchman of Shepherds for Eastern Indiana. O. E. S. Prospect Auxiliary. Today. Covered dish luncheon. O. E. S.

CARD PARTY .

D. of P. Alfarata Council 5. 8 p. m. today. Red Men's Hall, 137 W. North St. Hamer Sroufe, chairman. Benefit card party.

: : PROGRAM G. T. Club. Tomorrow. Room 1, Mezzanine floor, Hotel Lincoln.

Miller-Bentley ‘Wedding Rite Will Be Tonight

Marriage vows are to be exchanged by Miss Mabelle Gladys Bentley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bentley, and Don Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller, at 8 p. m. today at the North Baptist Church. The Rev. R. M. Best is to per= form the ceremony before an altar banked with pink and white peonies, palms and lighted by tapers in candelabra. Miss Thelma Grannis and Oren K. Horner, vocalists, are to be accompanied by Mrs. Horner, pianist. ; The bride has chosen a gown uo. white lace over satin and will carry white roses. Her only attendant, Miss Dora Hastings, is to wear pink lace with blue accessories and carry pink roses and blue delphinium. Frank Green will be best man,

Sorority Is to Fete Parents at Supper

Pi Beta Phi Sorority members at Butler University are to entertain their parents at a buffet supper tomorrow night at the “university chapter house. The arrangements commitee includes Misses Marian Gearen, Mav-

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Elizabeth Ann Guy

Honored at Shower

Miss Elizabeth Ann Guy, whose marriage to William R. Uhrig is to be solemnized Saturday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Guy, was feted with a personal shower last night. Mrs. John Bartlett, 4784 Rockville Road, was the hostess. Guests included Mrs. Hettie Fiever and daughter, Wildene; Mesdames Irene Axsora, Ferol Merkle, Lois Schackle, Julia White, Rose Condrey, Mary Guy and Misses Agnes Burns, Joan Richardson, Esther Pike, Mary Jean Guy and Betty Shaw.

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gram today with a breakfast in th officers.

vocation at the breakfast. The tables were centered with bouquets of spring flowers. : Other officers for the coming-term are Mrs. J. W. Moore, first vice president; Mrs. Frank X. Kern, corresponding secretary; Mrs. George A. Van Dyke, second vice president; Mrs. Rudolph ¥. Grosskopf, recording secretary, and Mrs. W. H. Polk, treasurer. Mrs. Finch, Mrs. J. F. Engelke and Mrs. Tilden F. Greer

Mrs. Rumpler i$ parliamentarian; Mrs. H. A. Haworth, assistant, and

Estelle Burpee In East to Aid

At Nuptial Rite

Times Special GREENWICH] Conn.,, June 3.— Miss Estelle Burpee; Indianapolis, has arrived at the home of Col. and Mrs. William E., Marble here. She is to be bridesmaid at the wedding of the Marbles’ daughter, C. Nedine, to Ernest F. Cowles, on Saturday. Col. and Mrs. Marble are to entertain tomorrow - night at the Greenwich Country Club for their daughter, her fiance, and members of the bridal party. Before the wedding on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. George I.. Slawson are to entertain with a wedding breakfast at their Greenwich home.

On Tuesday ‘Miss Julie Casey, another bridesmaid, entertained with a dinner in New York for. Miss Marble and other members of the bridal party. ~ The guests were seated at long tabies set with centerpieces of white daisies and iris. The bridesmaids -and Miss Marble were over-night guests at the home of Miss Casey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Schuyler Casey, in New York. The following day they were entertained at a buffet-tea at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry King in New York.

Announce Troth of Margaret Kenagy

Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kenagy have announced the engagement of their daughter Margaret Ann to Harold Norris, son pf Mrs. Thomas Jackson, Frankfort. The wedding is to be solemnized June 12 with the Rev. L.! A. Huddleston officiating. ’

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comprise the advisory committee.

Seventh District Clubs’ Federation Breakfast

ar's Program

Committee Chairmen Chosen for Next Season Are Announced ; Incoming Officers Are Honored At Concluding Event.

The Seventh District Federation of Clubs concluded its year’s proe

e Claypool Hotel honoring incoming

Mrs. C. J. Finch, retiring president, presented the club’s gavel to Mrs. W. D. Keenan, incoming president. Among guests were Mrs. Edwin I. Poston, Martinsville, newly elected president of the Indiana Federa= tion of Clubs; and Mrs. Frederick G. Balz, retiring president.

Mrs. E. V. Mitchell, publicity chaire man. Committee Heads Named

Mrs. Keenan has announéed as her committee chairmen: Mrs. J. D, Smith, auditing; Mrs. R. V. Sigler, book memorial; Mrs. L. E. Schultz, club institute; Mrs. Kern, directory; Mrs. George Van Dyke, club exten sion; Mrs. E. B. Thompson, Indiana Club Woman; Mrs. Rumpler, consti= tution and bylaws; Mrs. Finch, foune "dation; Mrs. Clarence L. Kittle, co= operation for the blind; Mrs. J. W, Moore, program. Mrs. John Downing Johnson, federation pin; Mrs. Engelke, radium fund; Mrs. James E! Gaul, hospital ity; Mrs. W. C. Bartholomew, Indie anapolis history and markings; Mrs, {E. W. Fullenwider, reciprocity; Mrs, - H. Hodgson, resolution; Mrs. W, H.\ Colsher, reservations; Mrs. Isaac Born, Old Fauntleroy Home. Others are Mrs. W. E. Kyle, lunch eon; Mrs. E. A. Williams, registration and elections; Mrs. W. PF, Holmes, radio; Mrs. D. T. Weir, smoke abatement; Mrs. D. V. Lucas, rural co-operation; Mrs. H. M. Trus= ler, pages; Mrs. Frank Symmes, American citizenship; Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, honorary chairman, and Mrs. A. C. Shirley, chairman, Amer= ican Home; Mrs. J. L. Stacey, divie sion of home extension.

Others on List

Mrs. Bert Denison, home econom= ics; Mrs. Orren E. Smith, honhie making; Mrs. Clayton Ridge, edu= cation; Mrs. Merritt E. Woolf, adult education; Mrs. K. V. Ammerman, public instruction; Mrs. Caryl Withner and Mrs. T. W. Demmerly, edu= cational agencies; Mrs. H. P. Will= werth, conservation; Mrs. Wiliam L. Sharp, Epsilon Sigma Omicron; Mrs. Chic Jackson, fine arts; Mrs, 1 E. E. Lett, penny art; Mrs. Freder= | ick Albershart, division of literature. Mrs. Curtis Hodges, Bible litera ture; Mrs. Frank B. Hunter, music; Mrs. Albert Gray, district chorus; Mrs. E. H. Soufflot, student loan; Mrs. Walter L. Carey, international relations; Mrs. Vaughn Cornish, juniors; Mrs. Robert Shank, legisla tion; Mrs. M. E. Robbins, public wel« fare; Mrs. Basil Vaught, health; Mrs. Otis Carmichael,

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