Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1938 — Page 16
PACES _ 3 Round of Entertaining For August Visitors Enlivens Season Here
‘Hosts Arrange Varied Parties for Their Guests While Other City Folk Return From Travels Or Prepare to Set Out.
By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON The influx of late August visitors is fomenting a round of informal entertaining to add sparkle to what otherwise might be a rather drab period of the season. At the same time there's an orgy of scrubbing and polishing in honor of returning travelers and a flurry o packing as others depart. * Mrs. Ralph W. Lieber and Mrs. Walter J. Stuhldreher gave a luncheon and bridge party this afternoon at the Indianapolis Country Club in honor of Mrs. W, ‘Marshall Dale of Ft. Wayne, formerly of Indianapolis, who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lieber for a few days.
Guests included Mesdames John L. Reuss, Walter I. Hess, Jack Adams, K. M. Mosiman, William J. Freaney, William F. Clevenger, Paul Ferguson, Frank Cantwell and Mrs. L. J. Gausepohl. . and Mrs. Hess entertained informally yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Dale preceding the steak roast Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Earle gave in her honor last night. Mrs. Reuss intends to return to Ft. Wayne, her former home, Sunday with Mrs. Dale for a few days’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hogan and Mr. and Mrs. Dale. : rh Mrs. Clinton H. Glascock entertained at luncheon today %er Mrs. Robert M. Brewer of Omaha, Neb., also a former Indianapolis resident, who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Clark. Guests included Mesdames Clark, William J. Kothe, James H. Ruddell, Murray DeArmond, Hiram Davy Keehn, Francis C. Smith, Bruce H. McIntosh, Ressie Fix, John A. Schumacher, Donald Burge, R. E. MecIndoo of Kokomo, Miss Jane Strain, Mrs. William F. McGilone of Denver, Colo., who with Mr. McGlone is spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Schumacher, and Mrs. John Balch of Miami, Fla., who arrived yesterday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Burge. - Mrs. Balch’s daughters, Jane and Edna, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. William Hofmann and their daughters, Charlotte and Martha. Mr. and Mrs. Keehn will entertain this evening for Mr. and Mrs. McGlone. ~ Leaving today for a week-end houseparty at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. McKee at Walloon Lake, Mich., are Mr, and Mrs. Carl J. Weinhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Gillespie, Mr. and Mrs. Earle, Mr. and Mrs. Gausepohl and their nephew, Richard Madden. The group has met frequently since Mesdames McKee, Gillespie, Weinhardt and Mrs. Earle were students at Western Col lege. Mr. and Mrs. Gausepohl and their nephew will go on to “The Outpost” camp near Thessilon, Ontario, Canada, for a two weeks’ fishing trip. 2» 8 y 2» . Mrs. George L. Denny is to return today from a month’s visit with her daughter, Mrs. Paul H. White Jr., and Mr. White in Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. C. Augustus Harms are at home atver two weeks’ motor trip in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Mrs. Dan Layman Jr., who has been spending the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burns, here and visiting friends in New England left yesterday for her home in Pasadena, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. John McEwen left yesterday to spend a few days in Chicago. Mrs. John W. Jordan and her sons, Johnny, Jimmy and Jerry, have returned from six weeks’ visit with Mrs. Jordan's mother, Mrs. Clinton Larue Hare, at the latter’s summer home at Harbor Beach, Mich, Another daughter of Mrs. Hare, Mrs. James O. Ritchey, and Dr. Ritchey went to Harbor Beach this week to stay until after Labor Day. Mrs. Hare’s son, John M. Hare, Mrs. Hare and their sons. John Jr. and Kenneth, also are visiting at Harbor Beach. Miss Mary Sinclair will leave tomorrow to spend two weeks with Mrs. Ellen Douglas Jaeger at Lake Forest, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Sinclair and Miss Sinclair will spend Labor Day week-end at the Sinclair cottage at Higgins Lake, Mich. The Misses Martha Jo Cantwell, Jang Wright, Jean Bosson and Clara June Bosson returned yesterday from a two weeks’ houseparty at the home of the latter's aunt, Mrs. Harry L. Newman, at Grosse Point Farms, Mich., and a week’s visit with Miss Cantwell’s uncle and ‘aunt, Mf. and Mrs. Charles Cantwell, at Columbus, O. Mr. and Mrs. John Mason Moore, Mrs. Ernest Bradley and Mrs. Moore's sister, Miss Caroline Dunn; are at home after several weeks’ stay at Wa-Gd-Tha-Ka Lodge on Lake Wabana, Minn. Mr. and Mrs: James Westerman Ray and their son, Jimmy, who were guests at the summer home of Mr. Ray's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ray, at Lake Wabana, also have returned, as have Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ballweg, who were recent visitors there. Mrs. John Mason of Miami, Fla. has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Gall, for several days. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mooney and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Freaney recently were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clemens C. Mueller at their Lake Maxinkuckee summer home. - Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Haerle have returned from several weeks’ stay at Palisades Park, Mich. Mrs. Lyman R. Pearson has returned from a brief visit at Dayton, O. Mrs. Marian Learned, who was the guest for-a.few:days of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frost Daggett,~has returned to her‘home‘in Monroe, La.
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New Coats for New Season
dames Frank Prange, Thomas Neale,
. ome twovway coat of Persian lamb, left, is priced for moderate . budgets. This can be fastened back in tuxedo effect, as shown, or buttoned ‘over to form a plain front. The af ) soa’ right, of suppl
° Mrs. James R. Murray Jr., Baltimore, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fortune Jr. at their home on | Dr. Murray is a
Cold Springs Road. Dr. Murray also is here. Several
Out-of-Town Guests Feted With Parties
Several parties, including a luncheon, bridge party and dinner, are beiig given this week for out-of-town guests. El Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hittle, 2615 Sutherland Ave. entertained last night in honor of Dr. W. M. Tucker, Fresno, Cal, who is the guest of his niece, Mrs. George C. Roberts, and Mr. Roberts, 241 Downey Ave. LYE by Guests were Fred Trauger, also of Fresno; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Milier; Bloomington; Miss Fay Tucker, Versailles; D. L. McNew, Little Rock, Ark, and Charles McNew, Pine Bluff,” Ark., who are visiting their brother, W. G. McNew, another guest; Mrs. Carrie Beard, Oaktown, and Mr. and Mrs. Roberts.
Houseguests Entertained
Houseguests of Miss Thalia Eby were entertained at ‘a luncheon given yesterday by Miss Jane Renard at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Renard, 5337 N. Delaware St. Miss Cora Baldauf, Syracuse, N. Y., will be honored guest at a bridge party to be given tomorrow afternoon by her sisters, Miss Edna Baldauf and Mrs. Elmer Emigholz, at the latter's home, 5211 W. 14th St. Other out-of-town guests will be Mrs. Virgil Key, Princeton; Mrs. Herbert Wessel, Tucson, Ariz., who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Lyzott; Mrs. Harry Baldauf, Brazil; Mrs. W. H. Baldauf, Pittsboro, and Miss Betty Misner, Crawfordsville. Fa Mrs. Haugh to Entertain
Guests also will include Mes-
Robert Alley, Stuart MacLeod, Ray Urbain, Verne Baldauf, Arthur Schofield and Floyd Jones; Misses. Mary Koch, Ruth Eberhardt, Alice! and Mabel Kirby and Vanda Brown. Mrs. Charles E. Haugh will entertain at 2 p. m. tomorrow at her home in honor of Miss Catherine McColl, South Bend. Among guests will be Mrs. Stewart Smith and Misses Elizabeth Cook, Jane Colsher, Hariett Perkins and Martha and Dorothy Shepperd. : :
Toronto Man to Wed
Frances Meriwether
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Valentine Meriwether, 302 Blue Ridge Road, announce the engagement of their daughter Frances Valentine, to Edmund Robert Hunter. Mr. Hunter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Hunter, Toronto, Canada. The marriage will be on Sept. 5 at the McKee Chapel of the Tabere Presbyterian Church. The bride-to-be was graduated from Louisiana State Univefsity. She studied in Berlin and Munich last Mr. Hunter is a graduate of
year. Cortlandt Institute, London, England. #
pect to remain
Fortune Jr.
Times Photo.
informal parties are being planned in their honor.
brother of Mrs. Fortune. - They exanother week. :
Tea, Music Dinner First Legion Auxiliary Events
Registration, a tea at Ayres’ Auditorium and a music dinner at the Spink Arms Hotel tomorrow will open the state convention of the Indiana Department, American Legion Auxiliary. Sessions are to continue through Tuesday morning. Mrs. H. 8. Teitel, general arrangements chairman for the convention, today announced the
Pr The Secretaries’ Breakfast is to be served at 7 a. m. Sunday at the Columbia Club. The memorial service at the Indians War Memorial’ is scheduled for 9 &.:m. Department chairmen, depart-
ment past presidents, district pres-
jdents, department officers, distinguished guests, convention chair-
men and guests from other patriotic,
groups are to be presented at the opening session. Mrs. Teitel will deliver the address of welcome.
Music Contest Set
At 11 a. m.,, the department will hold a joint session’ with the Amerjcan Legion. The Child Welfare Juncheon at 12:30 p. m. at the Claypool Hotel is to be followed by a music contest at 2 p. m. and committee meetings at 4 p. m. at the Indiana War Memorial. An executive board meeting will convene at 6:30 p. m. Officer and committee reports will be made Monday morning. Among speakers will be Mrs. Edna R. Harris,’ national executive committeewoman; Mrs. Marie: Behmer, department . president; Mrs: Josephine Kimberling, secretary; Mrs. Eula McMann, treasurer; Mrs. Vina Hinshaw, department historian; Mrs. Louise Young ‘and Mrs. Fern Norris, membership. chairman; Mrs. Elizabeth Leiter, child welfare; Mrs.
| Vaun Scott Seybert, Knightstown.
Home: Mrs. Marie Garland, legislation: Mrs. Madeline Trast, junior activities; Mrs. Opal Ferguson, radio and publicity; Mrs. Gladys Huckleberry, national defense; Mrs. Murlea Mulder, rehabilitation; Mrs. Mary Baber and Mrs. Maude Smith, service sales; Mrs. Edna Harris, finance, and Mrs. Lauvenia Klaus,
poppies. Election Tuesday
A past president's dinner at 6:30 p. m. will close Monday's program. At the session convening at 8 a. m. Tuesday, officers are to be elected and installed. The resolutions committee will report. Mrs. Charles E. Combs will pronounce the invocation. - Mrs. Marietta Burns is to report on the education of World War and on the scholarship
orphans board. Mrs. Ruth Minninger will
talk on music. Mrs. Daphne Bryant will talk on Fidac, Mrs. Kate Zinn will discuss national - news, Mrs. Enid Lemstra will talk on the past president's parley; Mrs. Elsie Ragon is to report on Americanism, Mrs. Coral Nellans on community service, Mrs. ‘Helen Walthall on emblems, trophies and awards, Mrs. Lenore Bussell on constitution and by-laws and Mrs. Lona Ofte on veterans’ employment. :
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Loraine. Riegger to Become : wn Bride of James Olson Today [a demi
The Rev. L. C. Trent will‘officiate at. the marriage of Miss Loraine'| Riegger and James H. Olson at 8:30 p. m. today at the Woodruff Place
Baptist’ Church. :
The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Henrietta M. Riegger, and Mr.’and
Mrs. O. T. Olson,
Crystal Falls, o—— ich. sage is to be gardenias and lilies Mich., are the parents of the bride- of the valley. A Fonsi!
groom. ; . ‘The service is to be read before an altar banked with paims ‘and lighted by candles in candela Miss ‘Jeanette Vaughn, will play a program of bridal including *O' Promise donderry ‘Air,” “Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms”
Me,” “Lon |!
Disease Study On Program of “Women’s Group
Dr. Ada E. Schwitzer, chairman of the health committee of the May Wright Sewall Indiana Council of Women, has announced. that the study of syphilis, cancer, infantile paralysis and tuberculosis control will be stressed by her department this year. Mrs. R. Earl Peters has announced that the human relations program of the National Council of Women will be followed by the State Council this year. Mrs. Peters will attend the convention of the National Council Sept. 28-29 in New York City. ; Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Claude Franklin will’ be members of Governor Townsend's safety campaign committee. The state organization also has pledged its support of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. T. M. Overly, manager of the Indianapolis Better Business Bureau, was guest speaker yesterday at the meeting ‘of officers, presidents of affiliated clubs; board members and committee chairmen of the Indiana Council at the Spink Arms Hotel. Mrs. Peters, who is new president, presided. An episode from the “Human Relations” broadcast by he National Council of Women was presented by two members. Mr. Overly discussed widespread crime and swindling in this country and its ill effect on business. ‘He said crime diverts money from productive channels and keeps it from
should. : «If the public continues to be lethargic in its ‘attitude toward petty crime, it cannot co-operate with the forces for coms= munity protection and welfare,” he said.
V.F. W. Leader To Visit Here
Gay Parties
| Ar e Planned ;
| Attendants Announced by Brides-to-Be as Dates For Rites Near.
gram these days as local brides-to-
be make wedding plans and an-|
nounce their attendants.
Guests are to be Mrs. Frances McCarty, grandmother of the bride-to-be; Mrs. McCarty; Mesdames Paul McCarty, William - McGriff, Margaret Hall, Horace Brewer, Harry Schwankhaus, Roscoe Carver and Paul Newby. Also attending will be Mrs. R. B. Ham, Mrs. EJ. Hardy and ‘Miss Marguerite Ham, all of
A gay round of parties is the pro-
‘Today’s Pattern
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| Plarined for
changing hands as rapidly ‘as it|
Markleville,
The tucked dickey front in this
On Tuesday night Mrs. Charles | dress is a new detail that lifts it Howell and her daughter, Mrs. G.|right out of the ordinary and gives william Raffensperger, will give a |you the thrill of wearing something hosiery shower for the bride-to-be | distinctly smart and unhackneyed. at the former's home, 314 Hampton | Be among the first to flaunt it.
Drive. Thursday night is the date
The tailored, mannish collar
set for a crystal shower to be given | makes it doubly becoming, This by Miss Ruby Hill and Miss Rous whole design. Pattern 8288, has a
at the Hill home. ® 2 = ;
Miss Edna Weir and Miss Helen
beautifully slick, well-bred line. The shoulders are smooth, the skirt straight, with inverted pleats. It’s a very easy design to make
Scanling entertained with a kitchen | go that you can have this unusual shower last night at Miss Weir's | smart dress with very: little cost ny home on the Pendleton Pike for|money and trouble. Make it up in
Miss Margaret Duvall.
silk crepe, printed linen or silk, with
Miss Duvall, daughter of Mr. and | a vestee of crisp, snowy white. It Mrs. John L. Duvall, will become the lis an excellent design for your first bride of Donald E. Herrin at 3:30] fall dress, too. '
p. m. tomorrow at the Broad Ripple
Pattern 8288 is designed for sizes
Christian Church. - Mr. Herrin is{14, "16, 18, 20, 40 and 42. Size 16 a son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Her-| requires 3% yards of 89-inch ma-
terial, with short sleeves; 4% yards
rin. Appointments were in the bridal | with long; % yard contrasting fabcolors of‘coral and turquoise. Those | ric; 2 yards of bias binding. :
attending were Mrs. Earl Wilson, Mrs. Dorothy Spreen; Misses Alice | tern Book,
The new Fall and Winter Pat 32 pages of at-
Schaefer, Martha Sullivan, Marjorie | tractive designs for every size and West, Mary Griffey, Evelyn Fausey, | every occasion, is now ready. PhoThelma Mendenhall, Norma Hall, | tographs show dresses made from
Fern Mahan, Mary O'Brien, Dorothy | these patterns
worn; a fea-
Reich, Mary Aldea, Violet Maynard | ture you will enjoy.
and Euva Sullivan. » 2 =»
To obfain a pattern and step-by-step sewing instructions inclose 15
Miss Edith Marie Overtree and [cents in coin together with the Edward E. Hittle have announced |above pattern number and your size, the attendants for their marriage, | YOUr name and address and mail to which is to be Sept. 3'at the Tuxedo | Pattern Editor, The Indianapolis
Park Baptist Church. .
Times, 214 W. Maryland St. Indi-
Miss Ruth Cradick will be maid anapolis, Ind.
of honor. Misses Martha Jane and Mary Ellen Shirley, cousins of the bride-to-be, are to be junior dridesmaids. Roma Jean Hittle, niece of the bridegroom-to-be, will be flower girl
Groomsmen will include Joes
R. Sims, best man; Russell
Jack Strickland, N. Roberts/Overtree and James F. Overtree Jr., brothers of Miss Overtree, and I. Kenneth Hittle, the bridegroom-to-
be’s brother. : # # #
Miss Jeanette Garrett, 1720 Woodlawn Ave, entertained last night | through Sept. 14. with a miscellaneous shower for
Times Special
Pi Beta Phi Sororities, respectively.
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Many Tripsg
Vacationets Choose West For Visits.
While Indianapolis society takes note of returning vacationers, othe ers choose the latter part of August as the ideal time for trips to Mich~ igan or the West. Se Mr. and Mrs. Donald Keller Hava returned from a motor trip West. They spent two weeks at Sprague's Dude Ranch near Estes Park, Colo, and before returning home they visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fieber at their summer home at Walloon Lake, Mich. :
daughter, Miss Nancy Campbell, and Mr, and Mrs. Jackson Hazel wood have left for Easton, Pa. Mrs, Hazelwood, the former Miss Julianne Campbell, and Mr. Hazelwood
| have been visiting her parents here «| for several weeks, Mrs. Campbell
and Miss Campbell will visit Mr, and Mrs. Hazelwood before returne ing home. di .. Mrs. John P. Collett, Golden Hill, is spending a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Burt Lake. Mrs. Walter Marmon has returned to Indianapolis for a week before going back to her Burt Lake cottage. ; : a Miss Elizabeth Pinkerton, Greene wood, Va., and Miss Elizabeth Harte ridge, ‘New York, are the house uests of Mrs. John J. Weldon at r country home. Miss Pinkerton and Mrs. Weldon are cousins. Sevs eral informal parties are planned for them. ; a Mrs. Daniel Layman left yesterday To her home 30 Pasadena after bee guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lee Burns. : Js. M. E. Foley and her daughe , Miss Helen Foley, left : this morning for the Dunes, where they will stay until Labor Day when Miss Foley will return to New York. She has visited her mother .at the Dunes since July and came to InYinppelis last week for “several ays. : Miss Cynthia “Test, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Test, is spending several days as the guest of Miss Peggy Lockwood, daughs= ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Locke wood, at their summer home at Leland, Mich. Miss Test has been at the Test cottage at Burt Lake, Mich., all summer. . Dr. and Mrs. Jean S. Milner, Dr, W. D. Gatch, dean of the Indiana University School of Medicine, and Mrs. Gatch will leave Sunday for Petoskey to attend the laying of a cornerstone for a new hospital. They are to be the guests of Mrs. William H. Coleman, who spends her summers at Wequetonsing. Mrs. Coleman has been instrumental in obtaining the new hospital and is-a member of the board of directors. Many patients in neighboring ree
sorts have contributed to the builde
ing. Dr. Milner will participate in
BLOOMINGTON, Aug. 19.—Miss Virgene Moore and Miss Phy Landis, both of Indianapolis, are serving as rush captains for Phi ay yald
the. dedication ceremony. :
Indianapolis Girls Named - Sorority: Rushing Captains
afd
Fourteen other sororities on the Indiana University campus are planning rush programs for fall. Rushing will begin Sept. 12 and continue
Other captains include Miss Jean-
Miss Martha Zinger. Miss Zinzer is|ette Prinz, Louisville, Ky, Alpha
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis | Chi Omega;
Miss Jean McFeely,
Zinzer, Greensburg. Her marriage | Oak Park, Ill, Alpha Delta Pi; Miss to Charles Rowe will be solemnized | Mona, Dees, Bicknell, Alpha Omi-
Sept. 17 at Greensburg.
cron Pi; Miss Coverdale,
uests with the bride-to-be were | Ft. Wayne, Chi Omega; Miss Mari he sisters, Miss Mary Zinzer and |lou Thomas, Logansport, Delta Del-
Mrs. Leo Gauss; Mesdames Es
McLaughlin, Herschell Goodnight
Robert Bard; Misses Marjory Curl,
ta Delta; Miss Francine Stevenson,
Jean Stickney, Madonna Lathrop, | Mary
jory Lewis, Helen .Roell and
Rosalyn Garrett. | :
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Miss Pauline Pontius entertained
with a linen shower last night in| jean
honor of Miss Opal Rikard, whose marriage to Russell L. Gille will
tments | Tau Alpha.> -
be Sept. 10. . Decorations and. appoin
were in the bridal colors of blue Guests : included Mrs. | Amon Perry and Mrs. Ralph -C.
and yellow..
_ Presidents, Elected. The following coeds ‘have been
Brown; Misses Masie Hutsell, Louise | elected ‘presidents of their sororiRikard, Gayle Gift, Irene Buckthal, | ties: Miss Jane Dillin, Petersburg,
Maxine Latham and Emily Elliott. | Alpha Chi Omega; BE rm
Power-Fiedler
Rite Conducted At Logansport
Edna Marie Fiedler of Indianapolis, daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Ww. O.. Felder of this city. Mr. Power is the son of Mrs. Beatrice W. Power:
of| The Rev. R. D. Wheadon of St. Luke's Lutheran Church. read the
College, 3 her sister’s maid of honor. :
A reception at the home of the bride’s parents followed the service.
Miss Rosealice Baldwin, Hammond, Alpha Omicron Miss Aldred, Ft. Wayne, Omega; Miss‘ Rosemary Redens, New Albany, Delta Delta Delta; Miss Mary Beth Hunt, Evansville, ‘Delta G a: ‘Miss June Deal, Elkhart
a Sa Phi Mu ‘Miss: Ruth Johnson, Hobart, Phi
‘| Omega Pi; Miss Edythe Thornton, Ft. Wayne, Pi Beta Phi; ‘Miss Lois
| Delta Zeta; Miss Betty. Schrader, | “Theta; Miss
Greenwood, Harlan, Sigma Kappa: Miss Edna Levi, Indianapolis, Sigma Phi Upsilon, and Miss Wilma Troute man, Shoals, Zeta Tau Alpha.
Alfred Ridleys ‘To Be Feted bySt. Matthew’s
‘Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ridley, 2018 Carrollton Ave, are to be honored at a dinner given by St. Matthew's
ta Episcopal Church: at the parish
house, 19 S. Ritter Ave. at 8 toell iiy on EL ' Mr. and Mrs. Ridley will sail next Friday for an extended visit in Enge land. Mr. Ridley: is lay- reader and clerk of -the church's executive coms» mittee: Mrs. Ridley is president of the Altar Guild. . Music is to be provided tonight
Miss Maxine Shrader, Miss Martha
Post, Ernest Heberlein, P. T. MacDonald, the Rev. and Mrs. J. Willard Yoder, Harry J. Anderson and Mrs. Yohn Pennick
o e. “ awd Short talks will be given by the Rev. Charles ([E. Bishop, Anderson, former vicar at St. Matthew's; .the Rev. Robert Alexander, vicar at Saints Cathedral, and ‘John - Lambie, executive committee treasurers © nt
And Michigan Spots:
Mrs. Leonard ‘Campbell and her
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