Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1938 — Page 11

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1088

Well-Known Horsemen Are Here for Arlington Show Opening Tonight

Exhibitors to Present 115 Equine Aristocrats From 25 Cities in Annual Event at Robert H. Brown Stables.

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON Horses, horses, horses——they are here 115 strong for the eighth annual Arlington Horse Show which is to open at ® o'clock tonight at the Robert H. Brown stables and continue each evening through Saturday. From 25 cities and a half dozen states they have come and they are aristocrats right down to their shoes. Not a few of the thoroughbreds that have carried off prize money In other large shows throughout the country have made their initial Lpiicarance at previous Arlington exhibitions. One entry of unusual interest from Manhdalane Farm, Lake Geneva, Wis, is High Tide, stablemate of Delaine Hours, winner of the $10000 gaited grand champion stake at the Kentucky State Fair at Louisville last year. The horse, owned by Mr. and Mis J. A. Jacobson, will be shown by Lloyd Teators who rode the winner in the Kentucky event. : The list of exhibitors which includes outstanding local riders and represents a well-known Midwestern stables was announced today by Mrs Alex Metzger, chairman of entries. Among those who have entered horses in the 37 classes are Mr. and Mis. Walter ©. Himes, Himes Guernsey Farm Stable, Davton, 0: Mr and Mrs. H A Iockwood, Rolling Meadows Farm, Cincinnati; Mr and Mrs m H Wemmer Kinken Valley Farm Zionsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson. Others are Mrs. William H. Ball, Otchard Lawns Farm, Muncie; Mrs. Matoaret Abraham Feore, Laurel Hall Farms: Mrs. R. J. Goodman, Hartford, Conn; Mrs. R. A. Ochs, Oakview Stables, Elm Grove, Wis; Mrs. Noble Sigler, Christiana Farm, Mesdames Orland A. Church, Nathan Graham, Clavton Piel and Mrs. Morris Among youhg women exhibitors O'Brien, Shamrock Stables Miss Ernestine Morr Margaret Frances Gloria E. Sapi-Bosch Miss Joan Campbell

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Indianapolis: O. Mogg, A. I Rosher are the Misses Pat and Nancy ouisville; Miss Nanev Moore, Yorktown; South Bend; the Misses Jane Scharrer and Johnson, Dayton, O.;: the Misses Evelyn Maraist, and Hope Wheeler, Ft. Benjamin Harrison; W. Va: Miss Barbara Lod Smith, Miss Ruth Elaine Victor, Wilmette, Il: the Misses Julie Hartley, Marylou Hyatt, Barbara Hickam, Mary Grossman, Canfield, Beth Hazel Jane Abraham, Evelvh Hitz, Lucy Kaifman, Barbara Jean Riein, Ann Kennedy, Peeey Lockwood, Dorothy Metzger, Bettie Pearce, Janet Rosenthal, Detitia Sin-

Charleston, Muncie: Anh

Jacqueline Anderson

Miss

Stafford pause to chat after a tenhis match at the

D. A. R. Chapter Gives Playlet

Women’s Society Of Accountants

Enjoy Tennis

Hohoria Bacoh (left) and Miss Barbara Woodstock Club

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Match at Woodstock ;

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They ate among Ihdianapolis society folk participating in local country club activity

clair, Eva Taggart and Jean York

Uhiee Stakes MM Fivre-Ga 1 Other exhibitors include tack Lowder. Robe George G. Rinjet Lake Stables, Liberty V. V. Cooke, Meadow View Quinn Davis, Lexington Geib, Chicago; Don Heista Farm, Ashmore, 1 Louisville; W. E, Revholds Bosch, Ft. Benjamin Harn Sharp, Stable Ihn Farm Marion Wilson, Zionsville;

John H. Victor, Wilmette

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Timm

Peat Ky I tures

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Franklin

In the five-gaited division there are seven open classes and three £300 stake tot

Avires 2230 stake for fine harness stal-

gtakes

The I uss Co or gelding: the Frederic M

ie McNutt

Stenart C Farin, Lou 8. Dickey nd, Mune

Cincinnati

Robert

Fred Whitehouse

od iigion

S. Block, Dr. P. O. Ronham, John Frenzel Miller Walter Burke, Drice line, Fairview Farin, Sidell, Il; Eddie Guthridee and West Baden: NK. J. ie; R. A Lumpkin, Green Pas-

son Smith

vieville

O Rrien Ji

Major T Cox, Anchorage

Alfonso SapiaKv: Fred

; Willialg Thom, Bloomington;

Columbus, Ind, and

five-gaited stallion, mare

lion, mare or gelding, and the Marott Hotel Junior $230 stake for

five-gaited stallivh, mare or gelding The three-gaited division will tno stakes The three-gaited horses ahd the Wheeler

tes

gaited hoy

incliide eight William H. Block Co

siiitable for and chow n by a lady

4 vears old or under open classes and Saddle Shop 23500 stake for Restaurant $230 stake for threeAll entries in these

events must have shown in ohe or more classes at this show

The Hunter Division nel 82350 stake for hunters

class

In the es and the Arlington $8230 manship classes and riders. Sam Havhes gaited Bins

ard Re

of Columbus

man E 8 W. Richat E Petri, M. H Fuller, Dh Marie Sayles, Miss Margaret Mannix, Myton Feinberg Mis. W. C. Moore, Yorktown Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shields Others are Messrs Sadlier, eo MeNamara Donald N. Test, Alfred sher, Weimer M. Moore, South

Pearce, Wallace O. Lee

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Arch V Piel

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reservations have also been

Mr. and Mis Irs. William E

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Munk istafson, Mr. and Mis tout, Mr. and Mis n, Ida Bradley rt George. Dr. C. W Ell Grove Wis In the group Misses Grossinan Kennedy

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Margaret

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Hyatt

Jahe Norris

Hitz Anil Caldow » * * and Mis. Frederic M

will give a dinhhet

My Avre: Janet Noves of Mt. and Mi eric M. Aytes Jr. Who are to will be Miss Virginia Bradway, Det N. YY. and Miss Millicent Ravmong Noves: Nicholas H. Noves Jt. of gt. 1 wedding: Mir. and Mrs. Harold Sti Towixend of Greenwich, Conn Mis, W. D. Pratt and

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Miss Mary

Order of Job's I

stake two saddle pony classes are listed for child

ses and Ed Eggert of Nashville, Tenn, will

Herbert Piel, Li. V Block, Ferrell

Charles Naver Joh Emery Volney M

Yeeck, Evan is, ahd J. E. Campbell, Charleston, W. Va of Young women who will act Klein

evenit ed Saturday

Cleveland

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ides five classes and the Kahn Tailoring

Jumper Divicioh there are four for Jumpers Four hotse0, will thiee ang fivejudge hunters

judge

ng boxholders are Messrs. ahd Mesdames Thomas M. KautJ. R. MeNiutt Bowman Elder and Mis. H. A Salzman R. B_Stebbings and Mis Martine Meszdames

Eugene C. Miller, Otto N. Frenzel Jr, Edward Van Osdol, Mrs. Anhha Hubert Hickman, Robert Mi. Whitehouse, Dr. and Carl Dean, Carmel, ahd

cville

Robert B Rhoads, George Hamilton, Metzger,

Messrs, Thott and O'Brien

made by Mt.

n Lawlor

Mr. ahd Mis. Ball, and Mrs. E. A Crane, Howard Maxwell, Dr Sharp, Mis. Carl York, Dr Brown, the Misses Margaret Rudbeck and Olive Hoyt Dr sville; Raymond T. Mars, BR. A

as ushers ate the Hartley, Linda Hamilton, Ann and Joanhe Rice & ¢& & and their daughter, Miss Anne 1g at Woodstock Club for Miss gs. Nicholas H. Noves, and FredAmong the ghiests Miss Virginia Solley, Rye, who are visiting Miss ouis, who is here for his sister's Nilsa, Okla, and William are visiting My. and Mis. Noves, Pratt will give a tea from 2 to 6

noon for Mis Dudley Pratt

Jaughters

Names Convention Groups

Committees for the 13th Council of Indiat Order of The conference iz They ate Mumaugh, Jessie Melean Mizzes

annual 14 Job's Friday and Saturd at follows Credent Rousing Dorothea Craft Regiha Koch Karng: danee: Harty Callon Rilleter and Mr Thromarshats Decorating Mis. Ethel Emmons; Stoner and Miss Fay Zimmerman courtesy Mrs. Harriett Reeve Mageie Hubbard, Ruth Whisler

Riviera Club

Isabel and Irene Ralph

Mre, CH

Btonet

and

Mis. Gladys

Miss

Perry

Izabel

swimming part} at Mesdames Myrtle Maddox, Pearl Grills, Zenot and Ruth Kaster; ritualistic work: Mts. Ethel Manley and Mrs Alma Clark: transportation: Luther Manley Dinner honoring grand guardian associate grand guardian and grand officers Mesdames Ress Pursel Maude Jones, Hollis Willmore, Elizabeth Wheeler, Lavra Greene, Mae Kunkel, Dorothy tle Hummel; card party: Moston and all past honored queens; welcome dinner honoring new grand officers: Mesdames Mae MeRay, Tillie Connaughton, Har riett Reeve, Ethel present Indianapolis gueens; ehurch service: Mie. James Lynch! musie Mangus, Miss Morton and Jeanette Gardinet Officers of Indianapolis Bethels to exemplify the ritual Friday are to be Miss June Gardner, honored Miss Juanita Green, senior princess; Mice Rosebud Malcolm sunior princess: Miss Marilyn Gardner, guide; Miss Georgia Plummet

Qriggs. Beatrice

Geraldine

Miss Lois

honored Mr. and Roll H Mrs

ARN queen

fale

Degener and Myr. |

i Manley and al

conventich of the Grand Guardian Yah 3 © 4 Daughters, Were announced today ay at the Clavpool Hotel Mesdames Alma Clark, Bdith

Elizabth Huber and Coldie Smith messengers; Migs June 8Sheren senior custodian: Mise Betty Thompson, junior custodian; Mise Denzil Roberts, inner gard, and Miss Olivite Buenanan, otter guard

Club Meetings

The Woman's Advance Club ended its club year with a Ilueheon meeting today at Cifaldi's

Recently elected officers are Mrs E. K. Zaring, president; Mrs Clarence A. Cook, vice president; Mrs W. 8 8. Johnson, secretary; Mrs Clarence M. Sones, treasurer Committees include Mrs. Charles J. Cook, program, assisted by Mesdames Zaring, Roy BE. Price and George E. Smith, Mis Smith is delegate to the Indianapolis Couneil of Women with Mrs, Johnson as alternate and Mrs, C. A. Cook will | represent the group at the Seventh District Federation of Clubs with Mrs. W. EB. MeCall ag alternate, fd 4 8

The Sophisticate Club will meet at 7:30 p. m. tonight at the home of Miss Jeanne Taylor, 5867 Guilford Ave

- » » Mrs. W. C. Baker will be hostess tomorrow evening at the 7 p. m dinner the On-Ea-Ota Club Bridge will follow e » » The Aperio Club will hold a dessert luncheon tomorrow with Mrs. Harry BR. Jones, 5644 Guilford Ave. Mrs. BE. Ford Bergen is in

To Form Chapter

Ah Indianapolis chapter to the American Society of Women Ae- | countants is to be organized tonight at the Hotel Washington by the American Woman's Society of Cer- | tified Public Accountants organizatioh committee | Members of the committee are | Miss ida 8. Broo, Indianapolis, | chairman: Miss Charlotte Liszt, | Minneapolis, and Miss Ahhe Lord, | Alirora, Ill The Indianapolis chapter expects | to meet monthly. Temporary heaqquarters are at 34 Uhioh Trust| Building. National headquarters are | in Chicago | Miss Broo said today “Numerous | women accountants who are certified and who from the nature | of their positions will never be cer=

ship ih the American Wothan's Society of Certified Public Account- | ants. Through the American Society of Women Accountants, we hope to unite these women into ah | organization desighed to promote | good fellowship, increase opportu- | nities in the profession for its mem-

| terest in accountaney as a profes | siph for women” i Membership in the society is open to women actively employed inh any branch of accounting and to enrolled accounting students i

Riley Cheer Guild Hears Dr. Gatch | At Meeting Here

The work of a great children’s

| hospital is not antisocial contrary to

popular belief” Dr. W. D. Gateh, thdiana University Medical Sehool dean. told Riley Hospital Cheer Guild members today He spoke to 185 chapter repre-

| sentatives from throughout Indiana [at

their annual breakfast at the Riley Room of the Claypool Hotel “The antisocial belief is held by some who allege that such hospitals favor the survival of the unfit,” Dy Gateh stated. “This ig an inhuman and superficial point of view. Careful study of patients hag proved that the mental capacity of handicapped childeen is equal to that of the more privileged class. They suffer from the same diseases that af-

flict the well-to-do and are of as great value to society,

“The Riley Hogpita! is the great- | est example of eivie spirit in Indi-

remarked. “Interest when the hospital built but haz continued and increased. Over TO00 women in the State take an active interest through the Riley Cheer Guild.” Dr. Lyman Meiks, pediatrician at | the hospital, and J. D. Martin, hos- | pital administrator, also talked. | The musical program included se- | lection: by Miss Ann Eberhart, harp- | ist, and Jane Johnson Burroughs, vocalist | The arrangements committee ineluded Mrs. Ernest Goshorn, chairs Iman; Mrs. O. N. Ebert, program: Mrs. J. A. Garretson, decorations: | Mee. J. W. Price, reservations; Miss | Alice Velsey, exhibits, and Mrs. John Jacobson, favors, Mrs. J D. Huntington, newly elected president, presided. The last meeting of the season Will be June 28

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Logansport Girl | To Wed Tuesday

Times Special LOGANSPORT, June 15 — Mr | and Mrs, P. H Copeland announce the approaching marriage of their | daughter, Ruth, to Fred Snyder, | Chicago. The wedding will be Tuesday at the home of the bride-to-be's | parents, | Mise Copeland is a graduate of Purdue University and member of | | Chi Omega Sorority. She was pres- | ident of the University’s Association | | of Women Students and member of | | Mortar Board, senior women's hon- | orary. Mr. Snyder has degrees from DePauw and Purdue Universities | | and the University of Illinois. He is | doing research work at Loyola Uni. | versity School of Medicine. Mr Snyder is a member of Alpha Tau | Omega Fraternity. |

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not 4

i tified, are not eligible to member | F i

here and foster and develop an in- | °§

held vesterday by the Caroline Scott Harrison D. A. R. rpopter at the country right) Mesaames Robert BE. Kelly, George Caleb Wright and Roy Coats

Sehmede!,

bridal attendants attended The couple was to leave oh a wedding trip to Canada, the New England | board On their return they will be |

Times Photo A plaviet, “All Tz Fair,” was a feature ef the Flag Day celebration

home of Myre, Edward Li. Kruse. The east included (left to

Truesdell-Schmedel Rites

At Christian Church Today

Mise Frances Adrienne Schmedel, daughter of Mrs. Frank A became the bride of Robert D. Truesdell, son of My. and Fdwin 8 Truesdell, Binghamton, N. Y, at a 12 o'clock ceremony

today at the Third Christian Chirch. Dy officiated before the altar banked with palms, | ferns, bouquets of lilies and gladioli | in shades of peach, blue and white Migs Lotise Swan airs preceding and during the ceremony Epsilon musie sorority sang Miss Sehmedel brother, Manchester white ensemble jacket trimmed in fagotting was of gardenias, lilies of the valley and forget-me-nots | Mise Maty of honor dress costume of peach with white | accessories and a corsage of Talis man roses

Edwin 8 hamton, brother of the bridegroom, was best man Schmedel, John Jefferson Mrs bride, wore a black and white print. ed chiffon dress with a corsage of pink roses The wedding breakfast was held | in the Gold Room of the Marott Ho-

F. Rothenberger service was

William

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read | at home at 22 Lathrop Ave, Bing- | hamton, i | Mise Schmedel Jordan Conservatory was graduated from versity She it a member of Phi Omega Pi social sorority, Mu Phi Epsilon musie sorority and Phi Beta Kappa honorary fraternity

Mrs. Wilson Is | [. U. Club Head

| ———— i

| attended Arthur of Miueie and Indiana Uni=

played bridal

and members of Mu Phi

entered with her Roland Schmedel, North | She wore an alls ineluding a fitted afternoon dress Her corsage |

over an

She wore a

Truesdell Jr, Binge were Frank

Woodt and

Ushers James W

Schmedel, mother of the

Louise Stroup Engaged Mr. and Mre, Warren Stroup announee the engagement of their daughter, Louise, to Eugene B. Ar-| buckle, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A | Arbuckle. The wedding ceremony | will he read June 24 at the home of | the bride-to-be's parents

The immediate families and

states and the Eastern sea-

Naomi

Gold Mound Council 442, Pocahontas,

Saengerbund Ladies Society, 2:30 p. m. Thursday

Women of the Moose, 2 p. m. Thurs

Epsilon Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha.

Beta Zeta Chapter, Lambda Chi Omega. 8:15 p. m. today Psi Ohi Phi. Tonight. Mrs. Lawrence Busenbark, 1530 N. Ill, hostess,

EVENTS ¥ A LODGES 181, OE 8 8 p m. Fri Masonic Temple. Memorial gerviee. Mre, Kathryn Bortsfield, Walter L. King, worthy matron,

patron,

Thurs, neon. Mrs. Harriet

Hinshaw, 1134 Laurel, hostess, Luncheon, cards. CARD PARTIES Hall, 49% 8 Delaware, Temple, 135 N. Delaware,

Mrs. Ella Vice, social service chairman, in charge. SORORITIES 7 p. m. Thurs. Mrs. Ruth Dalrymple, newly-elected president, to appoint committees for the

year, Hotel Lincoln,

| buffet | are to conclude the day. Mrs. Ralph | Boozer is in charge.

| of the Dryburgh Abbey

‘Club Season Opens Here For Society

Bridge, Dances and Summer Sports Included On Local Program.

“She's at the club,” is the maid's answer these days on inquiring via telephone, “Is Mrs. So and So in?” This is definitely the beginning of the season in which country clubs become the second home of

| Indianapolis society. From early | morning until late ih the evening golf, tennis, swimming, dancing and | just lounging attract members, Bridge is a popula diversion oh | Wednesday's for the women elub | members. Three groups arranged play for today. Mrs. William H. Wells was in charge of the luncheon bridge | today at the Indianapolis Country Club. Prizes were awarded. Asisting Mrs. Wells were the | Mesdames Barl 8. Gilchrist George C. Mercer, Cleon A. Nafe, Sheldon R. | Bayles, A. Bwing Sinclair and william G. Sparks § 4 # A noon luncheon was followed by a style show this afternoon at the Highland Golf and Country Club

Bridge was to he a feature of the |

Covert, George Hilgemeier, Lyndell |

| Foster, Fred LI, Maha fley and Rollin

| R. Gehrt fouie Lowe's Orchestra was to play for the fashion show atround

the edge of the pool.

Mahafiey, Browning and Gehrt.

Junior fashions were to be shown | Kathryn Betrnats, |

by (he Misses Mary Lou Westfall, Nancy Trible, Joan Fox, Betsy Medlicott Naney Suiter, Member's children who were to model include Barbara

nn Hobbs, Billy and Ann Mooney. |

Joan Rimp and Joah Burns. The Indianapolis Athletic Club will hold its all-day Sunshine and Water Carnival at Highland tomorrow Every Thursday the summer months, barbecue din= ners are to be served at the club. Daneing will be on the South Terrace every night The annual dance will be July 2 with Paul Barker's Orchestra providing dance music. Dinner will be served from 7 te 10 p. m. and daneing from 10 p m to 2a m A buffet supper will be served July 2 and on July 4 dinner will be served at 6 p. m. A fireworks dis= play will follow gy 4 #

The Hillerest Country Club luneh= pon bridge was held at 1 p. m. to= day. Hostesses included Mesdames Peter t,ambertus, Court Alfs, Louise Fehrenbach and Arthur Gould, bv & # An all-day Junior party is being artanged at the Indianapolis Couns try Club for next Friday. B8Swimming, golf, tennis and badminton are included in the program A supper and twilight dance

Men golfers are looking forward to the Darby dinner Saturday night, J. I. Cummings is chairman. ” ” ”

The Woodstock Club will held a dance Baturday night. Mr. and Mfrs

Conrad Ruckelshaus are entertains

ment chairmen

Name Miss Riggs Party Chairman

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Mise Martha Riggs ig general arrangements chairman for the 6:30 p. m, Friday dinner and bridge party to be given at the Russian Izba hy the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter, Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Other committee heads are: Mrs Beth R. Welle, reservations; Miss Laura Schults, favors; Miss Loujean Gillett, decorations, and Mrs, Wile liam ©. Von Kessler, bridge Honor guests are to be Miss June Fenn and Mise Kathryn Weiss, In diana University; Miss Elsie Giddings. Franklin College, and Misses Dorothea Craft, Frances Luiehings er. Ethel Merrick, Mary Sue Spil« man and Ina Stanley, Butler Uni« versity

Hostess Named For June Party

Mrs. Helen Shimer will be host ess at the annual June bride party Chapter, daughters of the British Empire. The event will be held at 1:30 p. m. next Wednesday at the Kappa Kappa Gamma House, 821 W. Hampton Drive. Mrs, Patrick F. Campbell is chairman of arrangements, assist ed by Mrs. A. M. MeVie and Mrs Walter Howe Proceeds are to go Old People's Home at Hollywood, Il, a nonsectarian charitable ine stitution for needy aged American c¢itinens of British birth or ane

the British

| cestry

Anvona interested in the home may attend or entertain at bridge. Tickets are to be available at the door. Both door and table prizes are to be awarded.

Mrs. Rariden to Entertain

Mrs. Stelle Rariden, 5133 E. Mich« igan 8t, will entertain the Jolly Bight Pleasure Club with an all-day party and luncheon Tuesday in honor of her birthday. Guests are to include Mesdames Arlene Fagin, Addie Williamson, Ruth Fields, John Klinck, Pauline Albertsmeier, Ira Hendrickson and Alice Simons,

Sorority to Give Dinner Graduating members of Sigma Lambda Chi Sorority will entertain

Klausmeyer, Joseph Brown, |

Chatles | Ben Perk, |

Models were | th include Mesdames Charles Rimp, | Hilgemeiet, Duffecy, |

evenings during |

independence Day |

the |

Indianapolis Man To Wed in East

Miss Mary Newberry Hookef, [| daughter of Mf. and Mrs. Rich= ard Hooker, Longmeadow, || Mass, will become the bride of Dr. Robert Mofris Cavanaugh July 2 at the home of the bride-to-be’'s parents in Longs meadow. Mr, Cavanatigh is the son of Prof. and Mrs. Robert BE. Cavs anaugh, 23 W. 44th St. Prof. and Mrs. Cavanaugh and their daughter; Elizabeth; will leave || June 25 to motor East for the | wedding. Miss Cavanaugh will be a bridesmaid. Miss Hooker attended Emma {| Willard Sehool, Troy, N. Y, and was graduated from Bennington College inh 1936. Her || father is editor of the Spring= [|] field (Mass) Republican. Df. Cavanatigh holds the A. B. and M. A. degrees from Indiana University and received his Ph. D. degree from Yale [| University. He is a member of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity. |] Mr. Cavanaugh is a member of |] the research staff of DuPont de || Nemours Co.,, Woodbuty, N. J.

Two Indiana U. Sororities Feted With Teas Today

Active and prospective members of Kappa Alpha Theta and Pi Beta Phi Sororities at Indiana Uni- | vergity were to be feted at teas this | afternoon. | Mie. Russell 8. Williams, 4747 N. Meridian 8t., was to be hostess fof a formal tea Phis. Active members whe will attend are Misses Phyllis Landis, Francis Watkins, Betty Higbee, Peggy Fail= | ing, Blizabeth Cavanaugh, Mary Jane Carter, Jerry Getz, Jane Buit= er, Jane Anderson, Jerry Smith and Roberta Haskell

Mesdames Ray Briggs, Dorothy Ted= ley, Walker Winslow, A. Hernley Boyd and Frank D. Hatfield. 1In= | vitations have been issued to all lo= | cal alumnae,

Meet at Hammer Home

At 8 p. m. today members will meet at the country home of Mrs Robert Hammer, Mis. Hammer's daughter-in-law, Mrs, Norman | Hammer, is sorority president. Transportation may be arranged | with Mrs. Hatfield. Mrs, Carl Eveleigh was to enters | tain the Beta Chapter alumnae, Kappa Alpha Theta, this afternoon. Mrs. Earl B. Barnes was to sing | accompanied by Mrs. William G Bparks. Mrs. J. BEB. McGaughey, alumnae chapter president, Mrs. Samiel Ashby, sorority mems ber for 50 years, were toe preside at the tea table,

and |

‘Allen to Speak At Opening of National Parley

| W. Rowland Allen, a local depart ment store personnel manager, was | to be speaker at the opening session of the national Delta Theta Tau Sorority convention this afternoon at the Claypool Hotel. The eonvention is to end with a “Stardust Banquet” tomorrow night in the Riley Room. Mesdames David Burton, Lyman Rhoades, Noble Biddinger, J R Diver, Margaret Smith, Heward C Hotghland and Miss Dorothy Weber are in charge of "A Beville Soiree” at the Beeville Tavern tonight at 08:20 Epsilon Pi Chapter of Indianapolis will stage a model initiation at o a. Mm. tomorrow, ig te follow at 10:30 a. m, guests at the March of Time lunchs pon at 12:30 p. m. at Block's auditorium. Mrs. Noble Biddinger is chairman, assisted by Mesdames Fdward Dyar, E. W. Roehm and Ruth Spencer,

Favors at the "Stardust Banquet” |

tomorrow night are to be rhinestone clips with Greek letters of D, T. T in green brilliants, Tables are to be trimmed with large blue stars ottlined on each point with candles. Miss Bernice Beusch, Belleville, | 111, i to be toastmaster. Mrs. Ora Shepard is to speak on "Spheres of Influence.” Muerie is te he provided by Mrs, Margaret Ryder Bosley, Converse; Mrs. Edward King, James Boyer and C. M. Davis

in honor of the Pi|

Assisting the hostess were to be |

and |

A business meeting | Past | national officers are (6 be honored

burning |

Regularly 6.50 Shampoo and finger wave

The SUPR

Regularly 10.00

the head.

Four Bridal Dinners Set For Friday

Friends and Relatives Arrange Prenuptial Parties.

Clerks in gift shops are untisually busy this month helping friends and relatives of Indianapolis brides=tos be with the selection of shower and wedding presents. Numerous young women are being feted with parties before the cere= monies this week-end and next, Plans for four bridal dinners on Friday night were announced todays Miss Hleanor Mingle will enters tain with a miscellaneous shower Friday in nonor of Miss Margaret Ramey. Miss Ramey, a daughter of Mf. and Mrs. George Ln Ramey, will become the bride of Kenneth B. Kinnear June 26. Friday evening Mra, Harry A. Harlan and Mis. James J, Tyler wil] entertain with a bath towel | shower for Mise Ramey at the home | of Dr. and Mre. Glenn J. Pell, 7335 | N. Meridian St. Before their res cent marriages Mrs, Tyler was Misa Maiy Blizabeth Pell and Mrs, Hare | lan was Miss Betty Means #" # # Me, and Mig. William D. Vogel will entertain with a bridal dinner Friday night at the Marott Hotel's Gold Room in honor of their daugh« | ter, Catherine Louise, and Harry A. | Weaver Jr, whose marriage is to be satiirday at ths Broadway Methodist Chueh, The table decorations are to be in the bridal colors of peach and ture guoise and centered with garden flowers, Miniature bridesmaids and uehers will hold the placecards and a tiny bride and bridegroom ate to mark the places of Miss Vogel and Mr. Weaver, Ciiests are to inelude Mr, and Mrs, Harry A. Weaver, patents of the bridegroom: Mr. and Mrs, Ralph William Hook, Mrs. Bert Ferarra, Terra Haute; Miss Kay Williamson, | Chicago: Misses Mary Weaver, Kathe vin Weaver, Dorotha Weaver, Naomi Mikegell, Shirley Phyllis Swartz and William D. Vogel Jr, Ed Monogue, James Booe and William Davis Mises Williamson arrived yesterday to be an attendant in Miss Vogel's wedding, Following the dinner the rehearsal will be held. Miss Vogel was at home to her friends all day yesterday and in the evening entertained informally for her attendants and close friends, y ou » Mr, and Mr Fred R. Gorman | will entertain Friday night at home with a bridal dinner in honot of theif daughter, Mariemma, whose marriage to Charles L Gilbert is algo set for Saturday. Guests will pe Mr. and Mrs, R. L. Gilbert, Cedarville, O, parents of the brides groom-to=be; Mr. Gilbert, William Gilbert, whe ig to be his brother's best man; Miss Elizabeth Gorman, whe will be her sister's maid of honor, and Miss Ruth Anne Gores man, another gister #® 8 Nn

Robert Ferguson and Frances Suitor will entertain with a pienie supper tonight for Miss Mary Blanche Lennon and Charles Edward Brown who are to be mare tied Friday at the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Church. The bride« | to=be is a daughter of Mr, and Mrs, | Edward Lennon. On Friday night Mr, and Mrs, Lennon and Mrs. Robert Hukle | are to give a bridal dinner at the Pleasant Run Golf Club, Guests are to he Mr, and Mrs, Herring T. Neat, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson, Misses Mary Evelyn Daniel. Peggy Kiefer, Ruth Stultz, Martha Finney, Dina Barkan, Ruth Duckwall, Ale berta TenBrooke, Robert Williams, Frank Cassell, Neil Whitney, Gore don Balph, Albert Mendenhall, Robert Brown, Clinton, and Mrs, John Wilson, Hartford City. Miss Lennon was honor guest at a dinner given last night by Miss TenBrooke at the Canary Cottage. Other guests were Mrs, Neat and Misses Kiefer, Daniel and Stulta, w'e » Mr, and Mrs. Robert Conrad Smith will entertain Friday night at the Columbia Club with a bridal dinner in honor of their daughter, Myla Dain, and her fiance, Leroy Cieorge Hines, The couple is to he married at 8 p. m, Saturday at the | Smith home, Guests will include Dr | W, A. Shullenberger, Mi | Kirkpatrick, grandmother

| bride<to<be; Mr,

Mrs Migs

and Mrs, James of the Floyd Hines, best | man, and Mrs, Hines, Cambridge, | ©: Mrs. Robert Downs, matron of honor, and Mr. Downg, Chicago.

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Each permanent wave supervised by Madge Smith, well known hair stylist from Benach's French Salon, with the late est ideas and creations in hair styling. :

New beauty . . « beautiful curls with tight ringlet ends end flattering waves close to

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Mrs, Eleanor Kalb Golay, 43 W.

11: Mise Mary Myers, ehapmarehall; Miss Mary Myers, ehaj Mrs, Drexel Hunt, 115

lain: Mise Betty Lowden, treasurer! charge of the program. ies Marzaret Studebaker, rec srder: | . . * Fall Creek Parkway, 8 NI : r, South Drive, Miss Bendetta Rizzo, musician: Miss] The Elsa Huebner Olsen Club Is | entertained the Mothers: ot of Frances Spencer, librarian: Misses | to hold a 12:30 p. m. luncheon | School 18 at her home recently. As Marjorie Ann Neel, Helen Marie tomorrow with Mrs. George W,| sisting her were Miss Anna Nacken« Billeter, Katherine Bradley, Mary 2040 N. Delaware St, . horst and Miss Corinne Rielag.

Lambda Mu Chapter, Sigma Beta, Tonight, N. Traub, hostess, Phi Chapter, Delta Chi Sigma. & p. m. today. Mrs. Ronald Simp gon, 1504 N. Pennsyivania, hostess, Beta Chapter, Alpha Beta Gamma. 8 p. m. today. Miss Alberta Licking, 1642 Broadway, Apt. 2, hostess.

with a 6 p. m. formal dinner toe night at the home of Miss Virginia Hankins, 1107 Riley St. Guests are to include Misses Doris Stern, Morence McNeely, Eloise Christman, Blenor Morris and Betty Williams.

Artistic hair cuts by Mr. BLOCKER.

29-37 N. RINK'S BEAUTY SALON<=Third Floor.