Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 June 1937 — Page 23
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
PAGE 23
FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1937
Become June Brides in Marriage Ceremonies Conducted in Indianapolis
‘Horse Show
Victors Vie
At Franklin|
: Local Winners Entered in
New Competition On Sunday.
Close on the heels of the Arling-
. ton Horse Show comes the third an- : nual Franklin Horse Show to be . held Sunday at the Franklin Fair : : Grounds.
Many Indianapolis exhibitors
: whose horses carried away honors * at the local show last week-end will * enter their winners in the Franklin » Show. It is to be sponsored by the « Franklin American Legion, with . Fred Sharp in charge of arrange- : ments.
Among the local owners and rid-
. ers who are to participate will be ! Mrs. Clayton O. Mogg, Mrs. Alex ! Metzger, + Metzger, who is to exhibit her horse, . “Patricia Dare,” ! place in the ladies’ class at Arling- ‘ ton’s seventh annual show. Miss
and daughter, Dorothy
which won first
Marlou Hayatt is to ride “Nugget
O’'Gold” and Misses Janet Rosen- ! thal, Jane Abraham and Ethel Mil‘ler also will compete + classes.
in several
Four Fairmont Entries Fairmont Stables will be repre-
- sented by four entries, with Tillman : Bubenzer Haute Saddle Club and Rock Creek + Riding Club, Louisville, are to ex- . hibit a number of their horses. Dr. . P. O. Bonham, Algonquin Riding
; Club 2 Brown also is to ride in the showing
: in which they have a number of . entries.
in charge. The Terre
representative and R. H.
More than 75 horses will be
: shown, with James Casson, Jackson, . Mich., judge of the gaited horses; : Stewart Price, Muncie, as judge of * the hunter and jumper classes, and
Miss Sue Boyer, Dayton, O., as
: judge of the horsemanship classes. © Miss Boyer is head of Dayton’s
Junior League group and has offi-
! ciated as judge for the past three : years in Franklin Horse Shows.
The announcers are to’ be Don
: Bose, Harry Templeton and M. H. ' Fuller. Miss Helen York is secre- : tary for the event, and Pose Denn- : ing will act as ring steward.
The first showing of Arabian
! norses to take place at Franklin is * scheduled for Sunday’s program. . Seven entries for this class have : been received, . Sharp.
according to Mr.
Many Indianapolis persons have
: reserved boxes for the event.
Shower to Fete Mrs. L.. H. Frost
Mrs. Charles E. Rimp, 4145 Park Ave. is to entertain with a mis-
* cellaneous shower Monday night . honoring Mrs. L. H. Frost.
Mrs. Frost was Miss Gwendolyn
: Lang before her marriage June 12 ‘ in Connersville. : ations are to be in the bridal col- : ors of aquamarine : Joan Rimp is to present the gifts.
Favors and decorand yellow.
Guests are to be Mesdames E.
: J. McDaniels, H. S. Boone, E. C. : Bardwell, W.
E. Smiley, Warren Bird, Miss Katherine McKee and
: Miss Kathleen Biggins.
: Group to Leave for
Convention in West An Indianapolis delegation headed
by Herbert P. Sheets and Rivers | Peterson is to leave July 3 to ati tend the annual Congress of the Na- * tional Retail Hardware Association
in Los Angeles. Other members of the party are to
{ pe Mrs. Sheets, Mrs. Peters, Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Riner, Mr. and Mrs. Paul rich and G. F. Sheely
Meridian Hills Tournament
Golfers to Hold Stag Dinner
Summer bachelors whose wives have hied themselves off to vaca-
tion lands are due for a spot of entertainment tomorrow night if they happen to be golfers who belong to
Meridian Hills Country Club. A stag dinner, featuring a new form of gold rush—the Calcutta Sweepstakes—is to be given at the clubhouse for foursomes who are competing in the club's week-end golf tournament. A committee composed of Charles L. Schaab Jr, C. F. Arensman and
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Paul Fishback are selecting foursomes and handicaps for the 36-hole medal play tourney to be played tomorrow afternoon and Sunday. The foursomes are to go on the auction block following the dinner and the highest bidders will contribute money to a fund which will be held as prizes to be awarded to the lucky tournament winners Sunday evening. S. B. Lindley is the golf committee chairman, assisted by John Spiegel and Don Ellis. : A few of the 60 members who are competing. in the contest and who have made reservations for the stag dinner are I. W. Sturgon, C. T. Lykins, I. A. Minnick, W. F. Curry, C. K. Cohee, R. L. Colby, W. H. Diddel, C. H. Eno, Henry Holt and E. G. Mueller.
Hatfields Give Bridal Dinner at Home Tonight
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield, 3858 N. New Jersey St., are to entertain with a bridal dinner tonight at their home for their daughter, Miss Mary Frances, and Melvin Ernest Stine, Shelbyville. Miss Hatfield and Mr. Stine are to be married at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Propyleaeum. The table is to be arranged with wine colored petunias, blue delphiniums and lighted with white tapers. Guests are to include Mrs. Chris-
| tine Wagoner Roush, Bronxville, N.
Y.; Dr. and Mrs. C. Harvey Sorum, Madison, Wis.; Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. White, Pendleton; Miss Elizabeth May, Bloomington; Miss Mary Kathryn Stair, Mr. and Mrs. A.
-‘Hernley Boyd, MrsR. P. Stine and
Miss Opal Stine, Shelbyville. Other guests are to be Lawson Stine, Clayton Stine, Shelbyville;
Jack and William Hatfield; Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. Banta and Lyman Banta, Low Point, Il, and L. T. Nash, Star City, Ind.
Bertha Shea Head Roof Hop Committee
Miss Bertha Shea is chairman of the roof garden hop for members and guests of the Woman's Athletic Club Tuesday night at the Hoosier Athletic Club. . Miss Shea is assisted by Misses Helen Wanner, Thelma Kernel, Pearl Teckmeyer, Gladys Hawkins, Elizabeth Tilson, Thelma Spitzer and Mary Bates.
* Miss Dorthy S. Winters, Spink Arms Hotel, is a guest at the Vancderbilt Hotel, New York.
Vacationists Depart for Lake Homes
Northern Resorts Beckon City Families as Mercury Rises.
By MARJORIE BINFORD WOODS The lure of northern lake resorts is to be heeded by several Indianap.olis families this week-end. As the thermometer rises many - cottage owners will switch their interests from country club bridge playing to lake splashing and beach sunning on northern shores. Mrs. George Zeigler left today to join her mother, Mrs. Robert Sweeney, at Walloon Lake, Mich. Mrs. Sweeney opened her cottage there about two weeks ago and plans to remain during the entire summer. Mrs. A: Kiefer Mayer and daughter Betty also had Walloon Lake as their vacation destination when they left the city today. Head for Leland Mr. and Mrs. Walter Greenough and family today are packing up for a summer’s vacation at Leland, Mich. They are to leave tomorrow to open their lake cottage there. The Henry C. Adams are to have quite a full house this season at their Leland summer home. They are leaving tomorrow and are to be accompanied by- their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Adams and their son, Samuel Wales. Samuel O. Pickens, Mrs. Henry C. Adams’ father also is to accompany them as their summer guest. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jameson and children are to make the trip to Leland next week where they will remain at their cottage for the next two months. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Culp and their daughter, Caroline, local newcomers from Louisville, also have taken a cottage av the same resort for this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Oakes have set July 9 as the date for their departure for their summer cottage on George Lake, Mich. They are planning to remain their until the latter part of August whén they are to go to Mackinac Island to attend the Beta Theta Pi Fraternity convention. Dr. and Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes and their sons already are vacationing at their summer home in Woods Hole, Mass., and Mrs. Fisk Landers and children also left early
for Hyannisport, Cape Cod, Mass., |
to spend the season. Mrs. Russell Rottger and daughter, Jane, are to leave this week-end for Ephraim, Wis. for a few weeks’
vacation.
GLASSES
GROW OLD GRACEFULLY WITH PROPER
Keep your eyesight young by the proper care of your eyes— artificial light and steady use of ‘eyes are trying on the nerv-
1. Mrs. George Vernon Underwood was Miss Sarah Jane Millikan, daughter of Mrs. Harry Boyd Millikan, before her marriage Saturday in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. (Bretzman.) 2. In a pretty ceremony at the West Washington St. Methodist Church, Miss Kathleen Coffin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Coffin, became the bride of Clifton Webb. (Dexheimer-Carlon.) 3. Mrs. Harry Marcus was Miss
Lillian Kaseff before her marriage Sunday. (Breztman.) 4, Miss Esther Giltner was married Pecently to Harold Norris in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Giltner. (Photocraft.) 5. Mrs. Robert Breton Dick before her marriage was Miss Helen Klasing, daughter of =fr. and Mrs. Charles F. Klasing, 1214 Churchman Ave, (Plowman-Platt.)
chairman. Public invited.
EVENTS
. CARD PARTIES Ladies Auxiliary, Fraternal Order of Eagles. 8:30 p. m. Fri. Eagle Temple, 43 W. Vermont St. Benefit card party. Mrs. John Hyatt,
Lavelle Goffett Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars. 6:30 p. m. Sat. Food Craft Shop. Benefit card party, dinner.
William Dailys Traveling North On Honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Daily have left on a northern trip and are to be at home in Indianapolis upon their return. Mrs. Daily was Miss E. Fay Kenoyer before her marriage to Mr. Daily last night. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kenoyer, 3216 Ralston Ave. in the presence of relatives and close friends. The Rev. Chester A. MecFeeters officated. Mr. Daily is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Daily, 2739 College Ave. He is a graduate of Butler University and a member of Sigma Chi Fraternity. The bride also attended Butler where she was a member of Phi Kappa Phi honorary scholastic sorority.
Period Furniture Topic for Y. W. Class
Appreciation of period furniture is to be the theme of the new class, “Art in Daily Life,” at 11 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. each Friday beginning today at the Y W. C. A Historical ‘background of design and correct usage of period furniture is to be discussed Mrs..Kathatne W. Pierce Ns to conduct the ass.
‘Ft. Wayne, and Robert Humber, Ft.
Shower Is Tendered For Lily Deranian
Miss Lily Deranian was honored with a surprise shower recently at the Hoosier Athletic Club by members of the Chi Tau Alpha Sorority. Miss Deranian is to be married to John Howes early in July.
Guests included Mesdames Albert Heffner, Robert Gregg, Howard Phillips, John Flynn, Howard Rieher and Misses June Bell, Ruth Reed, Roxie Deranian, Thelma Spitzer, Judy Spitzer, Mary Sargeant, Sally Larner, Dorothy Gordon and Frances Garghon.
Supper Honors Betrothed Pair
A buffet supper for attendants and out-of-town guests is to follow the wedding rehearsal for Miss Roberta Claire Turner and L. Calvin Nelson tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Turner, 4073 Graceland Ave. The couple is to be married Sunday at the Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church. The home is to be decorated with
spring flowers. Guests are to be Mrs. Max Mansfield, Miss Virginia Gibbons, Mrs. Evelyn Wells, William Layton, Harold Stark, Herbert Vitz, Mrs. Robert L. Beard, Cleveland; Mrs. John L. Robbins,
Wayne. :
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Institutes
On Missions To Be Given
Methodist Episcopal Sessions Are Listed By Zones.
Mrs. P. E. Powell, district missionary education chairman, is in charge of a series of five zone institutes sponsored by the Indianapolis District, Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The first of the series is to be held Wednesday in Edinburg, Ind. The courses, of one-day duration, are designed to promote interest, education and inspiration in religion. Zone 1 is to meet in the Edinburg Methodist Episcopal Church with Mrs. A. J. Coble, auxiliary president, as hostess. Franklin,
Greenwood and Trafalgar auXile iaries are to participate. . _ : Zone 2 is to meet July 1 in the Irvington church with Mrs, C. H, Castor as hostess. East Tenth, Grace, Forest Manor and Heath Memorial auxiliaries are to take part. Zone 3 is to meet July 2 in the Washingten Street . church, with Mrs. Enos Carston as hostess. Pare ticipating auxiliaries are: Blain Avenue, Merritt Place and Trinity, Mrs. Margaret Laughlin is to be hostess to Zone 4 on July 8 at the
Roberts Park M. E. Church. Broad Ripple, Capitol Avenue, Meridian Street and North Church auxiliaries are to be present. Zone 5 is to meet July 9 in the Church with Mrs. Howard Amos as Hostess. Auxiliaries included are Edwin Ray Methodist Episcopal Barth Place, Fletcher Place, Morris Street and Woodside.
Attendants Named
Miss ‘Margaret Hoover is {0 be maid of honor and Miss Wanda Svendsen is to be bridesmaid at the
marriage of Miss Emily Svendsen tb Roger Hoover July 7 in the First Presbyterian Church.
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