Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1938 — Page 4

Dancing, Golfing, Polo And Swimming All on Week-End’s Program

Stay-at-Homes Find Active Stretch Ahead; Vacation Season Draws Near Close With Many Returning From Long Trips.

ANCES under the stars, a polo match, swimming meets and golf tournaments are included in the programs arranged for today, tomorrow and next week by

Indianapolis stay-at-homes.

The younger set at the Indianapolis Country Club will attend a junior dance tonight arranged by Lucius O. Hamilton and Miss Marilyn Whitaker. The first round of the annual club golf championship will end tomorrow. It began Aug. 2. Another of the dances on the terrace will be held Aug. 20 and plans already are being made for the annual “Labor Day Hop.” Women members have “luncheon bridge” written under Aug. 24 of their date books. . William H. Wells is arrangements chairman.

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ASS ue of the summer polo games is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the Ft. Benjamin Harrison field. Among the players wil. be Jesse Andrews and Jesse Andrews Jr. of West Point; Burl McQuinn and Harry oor of Franklin, and Samuel Sutphin Jr., Maj. Ernest Williams, Maj. T. Sapia Bosch and Thomas Ruckelshays. » ” 8 2 » 2 The Athenaeum will hold one of its popular dances in the courtyard tonight with Bill Schumacher and his band providing the dance tunes from 9 o'clock until midnight. Dinner will be served from 7:30 until 9 p. m.

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A mixed two-ball foursome and swimming will attract members of Woodstock Club tomorrow. A special dinner has been arranged for tomorrow night for Highland Golf and Country Club members. On Monday Hillcrest Country Club swimmers are to vie with the Meridian Hills members at Meridian Hills. Woodstock will meet Highland at Highiand at 2 p. m. Monday. The interclub competition has been set for Aug. 22.

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ISS MARY WRIGHT, Rock Island, Ill, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Alvin S. Lockard and Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton Row. John Eaglesfield is visiting his .daughter, Jane, at Pinewood Camp, Mich, and other Indianapolis residents vacationing in the camp’s vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Roberts are expected home tomorrow after a stay at Bay View, Mich. Other returning residents include Mrs. Lafayette Page, who is now at her home on Woodstock Drive, after an extended trip to the East and a visit in Kentucky. Mrs. Robert Tyndall is home after a vacation jaunt to Ironton, Mich., and Miss Harriet Patterson, daughter of- Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Patterson, has returned from Lake Arrowhead, Cal, where she was the guest of a Briarcliff Junior College classmate, Miss Ethel Hamilton. Mrs. Roy Elder Adams will return the first of the week from Lake Wawasee where she has spent the summer at the Adams cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander Lemcke left today for Lake Maxinkuckee where they will spend the week-end with Mr. Lemcke’s sister, Mrs. Russel? Fortune, and Mr. Fortune. Mr. and Mrs. Fortune plan to return here next month.

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RS. LOUIS BEST has gone to her home in Orlando, Fla., after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vonnegut, Golden Hill. Dr. and Mrs. James Murray, Baltimore, will arrive in a few days to he the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fortune Jr. Mrs. Fortune is Dr. Murray’s sister. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sheerin are on a trip to Ontario. Mrs. James J. Genung and Miss Phoebe Lewis are in Mexico. Among the Indianapolis visitors in New York are Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Riddle and Mr. and Mrs. John Riddle. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Thompson are staying at the Plaza Hotel, New York, before returning here. They arrived Thursday on the S. S. Kungsholm./ Mr. and Mrs. Thompson have been gone

six weeks’ on a North Cape cruise. Mrs. Rudolph Aufderheide, who

also was on the cruise, arrived heme yesterday.

‘Robert Barkhimer to Wed

Dorothy Olsen Tomorrow

Miss Dor and Robert

y Olsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Olsen, . Barkhime?, grandson of Mrs. Estella Cunningham, will

be married at "4:30 p. m. tomorrow at the English Lutheran Church of

Our Redéemer. Rev. William H. Eifert will organist, will play a group of bridal® a and Oliver: Kiler, violinist, fi offer several selections infuding “Sweetheart” from Maytime, “At Dgwning” and “Because.” The bride, who will be given in | marriage by her father, will wear a | simply styled gown of white organdy / | fashioned with a fitted bodice -and | a full tiered skirt. Her fingertip . veil will fall from a halo of orange blossoms and she will carry a shower bouquet of white roses, valley lilies and baby’s-breath. Miss Helen Olsen, sister of the . bride, will be maid of honor. She is to be gowned in a dusky rose organdy over taffeta, designed with

| a full tierred skirt and fitted bodice.

| Her shower bouquet will be of Aaron War roses, delphinium and baby’sreath Miss Helen Barkhimer, sister of the bridegroom, will be bridesmaid and Miss Carolyn Olsen, Philadelphia, will be junior bridesmaid. . Shirley Carol Johnanningsmeir will be fi irl. They will wear

read the service. Miss Ruby Bell, re mf Ln

over taffeta, all fashioned alike, and their bouquets will be of delphinium, sweetheart roses and baby’s-breath. Jack Archer will be best man and ushers will be Evans Rugenstein and James Tribby. The couple will be at home at Seto E. Washington St. after Aug. 22. ; Out-of-town guests for the wedding will be Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Olsen and family, Philadelphia, Pa.,

and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wetzel, Hammond.

On-Ea-Otas Plan Outing

Members of the On-Ea-Ota Club and their families will go to Cincinnati tomorrow for a day’s outing. They are to visit the zoological gar-. gens and go by boat to Coney Island. bi . Folia L. Hefferman and JH. in ¢

Ruth Berkowitz T'o Be Married in

Rite Tomorrow

In a ceremony at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Louis XVI Room of the Claypool Hotel, Miss Ruth Esther Berkowitz, Gary, will be married to Harold Gubin. Miss Berkowitz is the Saughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Berkowitz and Mr. Gubin is the son of Mr.

Land Mrs. Albert Gubin, 1529 South- |

eastern Ave. | The ceremony is to be read under |

‘a canopy against a background of

palms and ferns. Rabbis S. A. | Katz and Abraham Portnov will | officiate. Music is to be provided | by Mrs. Abe Goldstein, pianist, and Miss Anne Simon, vocalist, who will sing “At Dawning” and “I Love You Truly.” The bride, who is to be given in marriage by her father, will wear a princess styled white mousseline de soie gown. Her finger-tip veil will be caught with a halo of seed pearls and she will carry a bouquet of gardenias and valley lilies. Miss Beatrice Berkowitz, Gary, is to be maid of honor. She is to wear aquamarine blue taffeta and is to carry a shower of cream colored roses. ya

Best Man Announced Miss Marian Gubin the bridegroom’s sister, who will be bridesmaid, is to wear peach marquisette end carry pink roses. Seymour Berkowitz is to be best man. Robert Hirshberg, Gary, will usher. Mrs. Berkowitz, the bride's mother, will wear dawn blue lace and carry gardenias and sweetheart roses. Mr. Gubin will wear baby blue lace with a similar corsage. A wedding dinner for the immediate families and close friends is.to be held in the Florentine Room. After a trip to Chicago, the couple will be at home Sept. 10 in Beech Grove. Miss Berkowitz will travel in a black ehiffon ensemble. Out-of-town guests are to include Mrs. P. J. London, Richmond, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Leiner, Cleveland; Sam Berkowitz, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walters and their children, Leonard, Herbert and Estelle, Mr. and Mrs. Sackanin and Mrs. Samuel Sackanin, Philadelphid; Mrs. Allen Mirsky, Atlantic City; Mrs. Harry Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Berkowitz, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bick, Sidney and Thelma Bick and Miss Edythe Berman, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berkowitz, Akron, O., and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hirshberg and Miss Sylvia Hirshberg, Gary.

Miss Frances Carter Is Wed in Cleveland

Times Special CLEVELAND, Aug. -13. — Miss Frances Helen Carter became the bride of Augustus Coburn in a quiet ceremony today at the Noble Road Presbyterian Church here. They are both from Indianapolis. The Rev. Eugene Peacock officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Coburn left immediately for a trip to Canada. They will live at 1457 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis’ Mrs. Coburn is the daughter of William F.. Te

Henzie-Ruehrschneck Rite Is Arranged for Tomorrow

In a candlelight ceremony at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow at St. John’s Evan-

A. Henzie.

.gelical Church, Miss Ruth Ruehrschneck will become the bride of Charles

Miss Ruehrschneck is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ruehy-

schneck, D. Henzie, 226 Blake St. The Rev. E. A. Piepenbrok is to read the ceremony before an altar of ferns and palms lightsd by candles in candelabra. The bride, who is to ehter with her father, will, wear a white satin gown fashioned with a high cowl neckline, tapering sleeves and a long train. Her long tulle veil will be caught with a halo of orange blossoms and she will carry a shower of valley lilies. and sweetheart roses. Miss Marjorie Ruehrschneck, maid of honor, will wear a turquoise net frock with a rounded neckline, full bodice, nipped-in waist and full skirt. She is to wear flowers in her

| hair and carry an arm bouquet of

roses. : The bridesmaids, Mrs. Earl Ruehrschneck and Mrs. Raymond Meyer, will wear dresses with square necks, lace bodices and full net skirts. Mrs. Ruehrschneck will wear peach and Mrs. Meyer will wear turquoise. They also will carry roses. Elizabeth Fisher, flower girl, will wear peach net and carry a basket of rose petals. William Henzie is to be his brother's ‘best man and Ralph Green and Frank Henzie will usher. Music will be provided i Mrs. Fred. Jefrey, organist; Thomas giani, violinist, and - Farrell singer. g :

1311 Linden St. Mr. Hepzis is the son of Mr. and Mrs

Mrs. Frank

berry lace with navy accessories. |

Mrs. Henzie is to be gowned in poudre blue lace with navy accessories. More than 10 guests are to be present at the reception at the home of the bride’s parents. A threetiered wedding cake topped by a miniature bride and bridegroom on a plateau of ferns will be in the center of the bridal table. The couple will motor East for Y0 days, the bride traveling in navy

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navy accessories. They are to live in Indianapolis. Miss Ruehrschneck attended Butler University. Mr. Henzie, who was graduated from Butler, is a member

of Phi Mu Alpha Fraternity.

Shower Planned for . Miss. Edith Overtree

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Opening of Rish Season Planned

Rush season at Butler University will open Aug. 29 with a tea for rushees sponsored by the .Panhellenie Association, it wes announced today. - f % Miss Chloris Bell, Panhellenic

president, and Miss Hous I Han man, secretary-

charge of arrangem te for the

Times Photos 1. Hanna Combs (right), Carbondale, Ill, is the house guest of Elizabeth Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper. 2. Mrs. William Snyder Hall, Ft. Worth, Tex. recently arrived to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Toy. Mrs. Hall was formerly Miss Betsy Toy. 3. This trio of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority members from Indiana University is making a rush tour of the state. The group includes. (left to right) Miss Billie Cash, Vincennes, president of the chapter; Miss Barbara Zimmerman, Lapel, rush chairman, and Miss

‘Betty Beasley, Indianapolis.

4, Miss Marjorie Miller (left) and Miss Rachel Waltz are looking forward to reunions with old classmates when they return to DePauw University in September. The small white tags identified them for

- guests at the Alpha Gamma Delta tea held recently at the Propys

laeum. 5. Knit two, purl two, ‘mumbles Miss Anne Holmes (right) as she adds row after row to/#n attractive sweater for fall days. She is able to knit merril mendly Sle and at the same time observe activities in the Woodstock Club pool and chat with Miss Sue Gabe. 8. Mrs. Richard T. Sparks was Miss Betty Behrmann, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. William before her marriage Aug. 7 at the

Behrmann, Trinity Lutheran Church. Mr. and Mrs. Sparks are to be at home

after Sept. 1 in Indianapolis. (Ramos-Porter Photo.) 7. Misses Betty Jett) 1 and Barbara Murphy, Coatesville, Pa. are

“the ae of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Spelizian for the summer,

P ersonals will arrive home tomorrow from

Willard Munson Jr. will leave ‘Munich, Germany. She has been ia, to vit: in Greenville, XY. studying piano at the Akademie

of W.A. Huston, 3946 Guilford. Ave, .

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