Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1938 — Page 8

Late Summer Activity Keeps Socialites Busy; ~- Youngsters Quit Camp

St. Louisan Accompanies Paul W. Simpsons Home From French Lick for Week's Stay; Mrs. Sutherland to Fete Daughter.

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON Summer’ is far from being at a standstill. There are developments—such as houseguests, the buzz of activity accompanying late season departures and the rising ex_citement attendant upon reunions of scores of hot weather nomads. The younger generation returns from camp with a copper-colored glow and overpowering vitality. ia Among the late season visitors is Miss Susan Jordan of St. Louis who, after joining her sister, Mrs. Paul W. Simpson, and Mr. Simp«son for a few days at French Lick, accompanied them here for a week’s stay. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Simpson, have left for McGregor’s Bay, Birch

Island, Ontario, for three weeks’ cruise on Mr. and: Mrs. H. A. Tutewiler’s yacht, the “Martha T.” \ /

. Mrs. James A, Sutherland will entertain informally this afternoon for her daughter, Mrs. Gonard A. Felland of Chigago, who is here with her three sons for 10 days’ stay, and Mrs. Alfred John di Caprio of New York who with M¢. di Caprio is visiting her brother, Herman Hendren, and Mrs. Hendren, Guests are to be college class mates of Mrs. Felland, formerly Miss Mary Elizabeth Sutherland, and of Mrs. di Caprio, who was Miss Marjorie Faith Hendren before her marriage last winter. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Cox Jr. are to arrive from their home in Davenport, Ia., today for several days’ visit with Mr. Cox’s parents, ° M. and Mrs. Arthur T. Cox.

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Miss Josephine Mayer who has been spending the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mayer, at Walloon Lake, Mich,, is now visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Richardson Sinclair and their daughter, Miss Dora Lucy Sinclair, at their summer home at Hyannisport, Cape Cod, Mass. Miss Mayer will remain for the wedding Sept. 17 of Miss Sinclair and Louis F. Loutrel Jr. of Boston. SS Miss Florence Wolff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Wolff, has returned from three weeks’ visit with her cousin, Barrett Russell, at New Bedford on Cape Cod. Canadian fishing resorts are attracting a number of late summer vacationers. Leaving ‘today for French River, Canada, for two weeks’ fishing are Mr. and Mrs. George K. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. R. V., Law have been at French River for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Claude C. Jones Jr. are expected to return this week-end from several weeks’ stay there. Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Meek are at Mackinac Island until Sept. 1. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Woolling are spending two weeks at Georgian Bay. Dr. and Mrs. J. Carlton Daniel are at home after three weeks’ motor trip to Gaspe Peninsula and Halifax, Nova Scotia.

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David Lurvey returned from New York yesterday accompanied by Mrs. Lurvey and their daughter, Miss Rosalie Lurvey, who arrived there Wednesday after spending seven weeks in the British Isles and on the Continent. , Mrs. James T. Cunningham and MMs Susan Gatch, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Gatch, have retufned from Banff and Lake Louise, Canada. Miss Catherine Cunningham is home from Camp + Nagawicka at Delafield, Wis.,, and James T. Cunningham Jr. is back from St. John’s Camp, also at Delafield. Miss Gatch will return to Wellesley College this fall. : : Miss Marjorie Home, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Home, and Miss Nancy Wohlgemuth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Wohlgemuth, are to return today from Bryn Afon Camp, Stark Lake, Wis. Miss Betsy Home, who has been a councilor at Bryn Afon this summer, is to visit Mr. and Mrs. Irving W. Lemaux and their son, Irving W. Lemaux Jr., at their summer home near Alanson, Mich., for a few days before returning next week. Mr. Home and Byron Hollett are at Muskoka, Canada, for several weeks. Miss Jean Elliott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Elliott, and Miss Amy Jose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor R. Jose Jr., are to return tomorrow from Ecole Champlain, the French camp at Ferrisburg, Vt. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ball of Muncie have motored, East to bring home their daughter, Miss Barbara Ball, who also attended Ecole Champlain this summer. Miss Barbara Foster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Foster; is to return today from Eagle's Nest Camp at Brevard, N. C. :

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Miss Barbara Klein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Klein, will return Monday from a week’s visit with Miss Marlou Hiatt and her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Hiatt, who have taken a cottage at Lake Wawasee for a month. Miss Klein's brother, George S. Klein, will return Sunday from Camp Wyanoke, Wolfeboro, Vt. Dan W. Flickinger Jr., who was a councilor at Camp Wyanoke this summer,

and his brother, Fred Flickinger, are also to return Sunday. Miss Virginia Ogle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Ogle, is to return today from Winona Lake. William Ogle and Roy Huls are now on a fishing trip on the Tippecanoe River. Lawrence Ogle, who is to enter Wabash College this fall, and Robert Fisher will leave Tuesday for a fishing trip to Traverse City, Mich. !

Mr. and Mrs. F. Neal Thurston have returned to New York and through New England. Mrs. C.

from a motor trip E. Whitehill is to

return this week-end from the Whitehill Lodge at Goodman, Wis. Mrs. I. B. Morris and Miss Kathryn Mullen have returned from two

weeks’ motor trip to Williamsburg, ton, D. C.

Va. Atlantic City and Washing-

Dance Features Race Week Program at Lake Wawasee

Times Special

LAKE WAWASEE, Aug. 26—Several Indianapolis le attendin the International Snipe Races being held here this a will attend : tea this afternoon and the Yacht Club Race Week dance tonight at the

G. O. P. Women Leaders Will Be Guests at Party

The Marion County Council of Republcan Women will entertain with a’ covered-dish luncheon at noon Tuesday at the home of Mrs." Aileen Kidd, 1505 Hoefgein St. lj Honored guests are to be Miss. Virginia Morris, 11th District vice chairman of the young Republicans’ organization, and Miss Marylou Patterson, 12th District vice chairman and a member of the council’s executive board. Mrs. Julia Belle Tutewiler, nominee for State Representative, is to be the principal speaker. She will discuss “The Value of Women’s Republican Clubs to the Republican Party.” Hostesses assisting Mrs, Kidd are to be Mrs. Maude Maudy, chairman; Mesdames Edna Reed, Leland Kidd, Ernestine Strain, Edna Kemp, Letha Lovinger and Miss Margaret McFarland.

Petersburg Dahlia

—® Spink-Wawasee Hotel.

Jimmy Cathcart and his Indiana University band are to play for the dance, which is to begin at 9 p. m. Indianapolis is being represented in the races by Walker W. Winslow, acting as a judge, and by Frank Levinson, a member of the Wawasee Yacht Club, who is entered in the national junior snipe class. Races, which began Wednesday, will continue through Sunday. Awards are to be presented at a closing banquet Suncay night at the aotel. Four events of the races are the international championship for snipe class boats, national junior championship for snipe. skippers under 18 years of age, upper Great Lakes snipe championship and national one-design championship. Contestants in the Wawasee event are winners of preliminary races sponsored by yacht clubs all over the country. Entries are from New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maryland, Georgia, Florida, Kansas, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Washington, California, Texas, Oklahoma, Iowa, Oregon and the District of Columbia. Indiana contestants are Fair Fax Ernst and Leonard B. Johnson,

| Michigan City; L. F. Niezer, J. H.

Plasket and Byron McCammon, Ft. Wayne, and John Call, Warsaw. * The races are being sponsored by

Show Opens Sept. 4 Times Special i PETERSBURG, Aug. seventh annual fall opening of the dahlia gardens of Petersburg will be Sunday, Sept. 4. The date is two weeks earlier than last year because of the advanced condition of the flowers. Petersburg growers also are sponsoring the Southern Indiana Dahlia: Show which is to be held Friday, Sept. 30 in the courthouse here.

20th Session Opened

By Economics School

The Girls’ State. Fair Home Economics School sponsored by the Indiana Board of Agriculture was to open today and continue through Sept. 9. This is the 20th annual term. : The school, held in the Women’s at the Fair Grounds, has ~ an enrollment of 184, two from each

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the Wawasee Yacht Club, of which

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Entertains Phi Mu Members at Party

Mrs. George C. Burkert. Jr. was tn be hostess today at an astrology party for members of the Fhi Mu Alumnae Association. Guests were to be undergraduate members of Hanover College, Purdue and Indiana Universities chapFavors were to be zodiac motif and decorations’ were to be pink and white. Mrs. Burkert and Miss Lora Lackey were cochairmen of the event.

Arrange Circus Party Times Special LEBANON, Aug. 26.—The glamour

"| of the “big top” will be recreated at

the Ulen Country Club tomorrow night when members of the club hold a circus party. The “colossal

to | extravangaza” is under the direc-

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Junior Leaguers Will

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ing with redecoration of the league’s New Shop” opening Thursday at 3418 N. Illinois St.

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Frocks in ‘Next to New’ Shop

League's “Next to New” shop opens

Thursday, League members will model informally in the shop for sev-

Each girl is to wear a frock that she intends giving to the shop. Miss Betty Reed has charge of models. Known as the Trading Post since its beginning 12 years ago, the shop has moved from 1507 N. Illinois

Chairmen for Sorority Rush

Tea Announced

Miss Marie Schubert, Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority rush captain, today announced that Miss Ione Voss is genera] arrangements chairman

| for the Rose Rush Tea to be held

Monday at the chapter house. The sorority colors, rose and white, are to predominate in decorations and appointments. Tall rose tapers will light both ends of the tea table, which is to be centered with Jaqueminot roses, the sorority flower. ite Rose and white mints and roseshaped cookies will carry out the color scheme into the menu, which is to include Russian tea and cashew nuts. Miss Marie Schubert heads the alumnae calling, music and invitations committee. The table will be arranged by Miss Jaynet Pickerel, and Miss Ruth Mertz will choose corsages. Other committee chairmen are: Miss Mildred Poland, refreshments; Miss Betty Alvis, dishes; Miss Eve-

‘lyn Fosgate, hotse; Miss Ruth Read,

press, and Miss ’ Loretta Peterson and Miss Leetha Steele, door. The Alpha Omicron Pi tea is one of four to be given from 2 to 4 p.- m. Monday. Other sororities who are to be hostesses are Alpha Chi Omega, Delta Delta Delta and Delta Gamma.

Personals

Dr. and Mrs. Cleon Nafe have returned from a fishing” trip, at Patton Lake, Ontario.

Mr. and Mrs. William MacGregor Morris and their daughter, Claire, recently returned. from the Laurentain ‘Mountains, Quebec. En route home, Mrs. MacGregor and Miss MacGregor stopped off at Kennebunkport, Me., and visited Smith College, Northampton, Mass., where Miss MacGregor is enrolied for 1939. She will enter her senior year at Tudor Hall School this fall.

Miss Emily MacNab, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. MacNab, will leave Sept. 12 for the University of Kentucky, where she is to enter her freshman year.

Mrs. Thomas D. Stevenson and her daughter, Miss Anne Stevenson, will return Sept. 15 after spending the summer at Cannes, France.

Mrs. Charles S. Stone has returned to her home, 1321 N, Meridian St., after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. David Shively and Mr. Shively, Canton, O.

Mr, and Mrs. Roger O. Stuart, their daughter, Helen Marie, and their son, Roger, were to arrive today to be the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greene at their country home on E. 86th St. Mr. and Mrs. Greene will entertain informally for their guests Sunday afternoon before they return Monday to their home, Evanston, III.

Recent arrivals at ChalfonteHaddon Hall, Atlantic City, are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Wood and Miss Evelyn Wood. Staying at the Chamberlin Hotel, Old Point Conffort, Va.,, are Mr. and Mrs. James Bryan and Miss Virginia Foley of Indianapolis,

Mrs. Horace P. Winslow has. returned to Tulsa, Okla., after spending several weeks here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blake.

go to. the Riley Hospital Occupational Therapy Department which is supported by the local organization. A decorating committee in charge of Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus has spent a busy summer painting and remodeling. Committee members are Mesdames Russell Fortune Jr., Stanley Shipnes, Henry Ridgely, Arthur Shea, Louis Huesmann, John Hollett Jr. and Joseph Hanna. The shop is to be open from 9 a. m. to*5 p. m. all week days, with Mrs. Helen Ehrick in charge, assisted by league volunteer workers. Mrs. Booth T. Jameson is chairman of the board of directors of the “Next to New” shop, assisted by Mrs. James Collins, cochairman; Mesdames Hollett, Huesmann, William J. Lochhead, James Frenzel, Blaine Miller Jr. and Miss Reed.

Moffitt Sisters To Be Married In Double Rite

Miss Mary Louise Moffitt is to become the bride of Howard D. Middleton and her sister, Miss Maxine Moffitt, is to be married to Ralph PF. Morgan in a double wedding at 8 p. m. today in the White Chapel Methodist Church near Carmel. Misses Moffitt are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Moffitt, Carmel. Mr. Middleton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Middleton, Noblesville. Mr. Morgan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan, Castleton. The Rev. Hazen Sparks, James-

town, is to read the ceremony. Attendants for Miss Mary Louise Moffitt and Mr. Middleton will be Mr. and Mrs. Austin Henry Flanders, Indianapolis. Attendants for the other couple will be Mr. and Mrs. William Lentz, Castleton.:

girl and Jerry Sanders will be ringbearer. Mr. Moffitt is to give his daughters in marriage. They are to be gowned alike in white satin with fingertip tulle veils caught with orange blossoms. They will carry bouquets of white roses. A reception will be held at the home of the brides’ parents following the ceremony, after which both couples will leave for Niagara Falls. They are to live at Carmel. Indianapolis guests are to be Mussrs. and Mesdames W. P. Klingensmith, John Bohannon, Warren T. Ruddell, James Ruddell, and H. G. Hamilton and Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan.

Riviera Dance ~ Officials Named

Miss Helen Elliott and Richard Boswell have been appointed cochairmen of the Riviera Club’s annual preschool dinner-dance to be held Thursday, Sept. 1. \ Assisting them will be Misses Sue Ann Knippenberg, Nancy Briggs, Jeanne Taylor, Marjorie ' Stevens and Mary Jane Ramsey. Roy L. Huse, secretary and membership chairman of the Riviera Boosters, has been elected president of the organization. Other officers are John Reid, vice president; William Kassenberg, treasurer; Paul Whipple, secretary, and Rubin Barnes, sergeant-at-arms. Directors are Messrs. and Mes-| dames Whipple, Barnes, Reid, F. B.

Spindell and L. J. Rybolt.

Theta Sigma hostess. Alpha, 121 Ewing, hostess. election.

Phi Delta, Sub Deb. 8 tendance requested. Ba

Ringmaster Morton R.

Northwestern. Cards.

EVENTS

| Delta. Mon. eve. Mrs. Joseph McHugh, 340 Temple, Alpha Beta Gamma. 8:30

Lambda, Omega Nu Tau. Sun. Y. W. C. A. Business meeting and

CLUBS

p. m. today. Miss Margi Denny, hostess. Plans for Sept. activities to be . Townsend 12. Mon. night: Redmen’s Hall, Lee and Morris. Full atHoly Angels Church. Tues. 2:30 p. m, and 8:30 p. m. Hall. 28th and |/® nm Sp sa |

D. m. today. Mrs. Virgil Grimes,

e Sellmeyer, 915 N. discussed

Annis Christine West is to be flower |

Miss Westgrfield Becomes Bride in Ceremony Today

Relatives and a few close friends are to attend the ceremony this afternoon uniting Miss Elizabeth

Westerfield and Joseph C. Weygold in marriage. The Rev. William C. Fehlinger is to officiate at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Nora Westerfield, 1512 N. Meridian St. Mr. Weygold is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Weygold, Lafayette.

Preceding and during the cere-.

mony Mrs. Robert Darling will play bridal selections on the piano. The bride will enter in a frock of dahlia crepe with matching accessories and a corsage of gardenias. Miss Catherine Weygold, sister of the bridegroom, will be the only attendant, and she has selected navy blue, accented with a corsage of sweetheart roses. R. W. Geis is to-be best man. A reception is to follow the service After a trip West, the couple will be at home in Indianapolis. Out-of-town guests include the bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hicks and Mrs. Hicks, Lafayette; Mr. and Mrs. John Hicks, Bloomington: Miss. Bertha Weygold, Lafayette, and Miss Wanita Gilchrist, Terre Haute. Miss Westerfield attended Indiana University, where she was a member of Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority. Mr. Weygold was graduated from: Purdue University.

Club to Honor Swim Champions

Swimming awards are to be presented by Meridian Hills Country Club at a banquet at 6 p. m. today. The event will mark the end of the club’s summer swimming program, : : Kenneth Walker, $wimming instructor, will present awards. Charles Hagedon is swimming committee chairman, assisted by Mrs. Hughes Patten and Mrs. A. V. Stackhouse. . : The final round of a swimming tournament held during the past season will take place at 7:30: p. m.

Reports Winners In Bridge Forum

Mrs. Dorothy Ellis, Block’s bridge forum instructor, today announced the winners of Tuesday's duplicate game. E They are: Section one, north and south, Mrs. L. H. ‘Brink and Mrs. Verlie Newcomer, first; Mrs. Florence Boyer and Mrs. Irene McCormick, second. East and west, Mrs. E. J. Ittenbach and Mrs. Ralph E. Duncan, first; Mrs, F. C. Lewis and Mrs. W. E. Smith, second. Section two, north and south, Mrs. W. A. Myers and Mrs. R. A. Schakel, first; Mrs. Arthur Schultz and Mrs. Dennis Dalton; second. East and west. Mrs. E. W. Chaille and Mrs. Frank E. Abbett, first; Mrs. T. S. Munson and Mrs. C. T. Gerlach, second. : ' Section three, north and south, Mrs. Gail Spangler and Mrs. C. L. Eisaman, first; Mrs. E. R. Churchill and Mrs. E. H. Breedlove, second. ‘East and west. Mrs. Emma H. Kem-

per and Mrs. Jack Moore, first; Mrs. |}

A. L. Arvin and Mrs. H. D. Eendrick, second.

Rushees Honored At Sorority Fete

Members of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority entertained with a luncheon yesterday at the Columbia Club for Indianapolis young women who plan to attend Indiana University this

| fall, :

‘Guests included Misses Mary Jane Metzger, Madeline Pugh, Virginia Burkholder, Betty Phillips, B Drummond, Harriett tledge, Charlotte Fleming, Jerry Gates, Marjorie McGaw, Laura Belle Lay-

man and Alice Layman.

Cleveland Teacher Studies Fair Art Henry G. Keller, Cleveland,

0, nationally known artist and teacher, : out-of-state

be. Charles entertain Tuesday with: a crystal .

Sunday at Hillcrest Country Club. perg

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|Brides-to-Be | | Are Guests| || At Showers

i| Katharine Porter to Be

Hostess at Dinner _ Party Tonight. These are busy days for Indianapolis brides-to-be and their attendants as they rush to parties

Miss Katharine Porter, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. C. D. Porter, 4460 Park Ave, will entertain with a

| dinner tonight in honor of Miss

Sheila Saxton and. Herbert, M. Irwin Jr, whose marriage will be at 8 p.m. orrow at the Episcopal Church of the Advent.

The bride-to-be is a daughter Mr. Irwin's parents are Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Irwin, Port Washington, L. I,

be members of the bridal party. They are Miss Moyra Saxton, maid

Vonnegut, Jane Drake and Doreen Saxton, another sister; Miss Char-

'| lotte Irwin, sister of the bride-

groom-to-be, and Miss Madeline Shields, Martinsville; Robert Rhoades Jr., Noble Dean Jr. Bernard Vonnegut and Richard Axten, Cleveland. > ® # ®

Many parties are being held for Miss Pauline McCarty, whose marriage to Bert Lord Davis is to be Sept. 6 at the Christ Episcopal Church. The bride-to-be is a daughter of Mrs. George M. McCarty. Mr. and Mrs. Pearley Davis are parents of the bridegroom-to-be. Miss Betty Jayne Temperley will be hostess at a 1:30 p. m. luncheon and handkerchief shower tomorrow at the Marott Hofel for Miss McCarty. ; Guests will include Mrs. McCarty, Mrs. G. William Raffensperger, Misses Marydel Rous, Helen Root, Joan DeHaven, Ruth Repschlager and Jeanne Spiegel. Attendants at the wedding are to be Miss DeHaven, maid of honor; Mrs. Raffensperger, Miss Repschlager and Miss Temperley, bridesmaids. Miss Ruby Hill and Mrs. Paul C. Smith entertained last night with a crystal shower at the former's home. Guests with Miss McCarty and her mother were Mrs. Raffensperger, Mrs, J. L. Hill; Misses Repschlager, Temperley, Spiegel, Root, Dorothy Dunkle, Lorraine Skelton, Marion Gearen, Wilma Aulenbacher and Lucille Morrison.

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Mrs. James E. Hopping will be hostess Monday at a linen shower in honor of Miss Mary Elizabeth Miller. Miss Miller will become the bride of Harry E. Echard, Hoopeston, Ill, Sept. 4. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde P. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Echard are the parents of the bridegroom-to-Mrs. Irwin IL. Thompson will

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Mrs. R. Chandler Roof entertained last night at the home of her aunts, Mrs, Althea Johnson and Mrs. Stella Allen, in honor of Miss Helen Root, Columbus, whose marriage to Arthur T. Clay will be an event of Sept. 3 at the Columbus Country Club. Autumn shades of brown, russet and yellow were used inthe decorations. Mrs. Russell G. Sumner, Chicago, formerly of Indianapolis, assisted her daughter. Guests were Mesdames Albert T. Clay, E. R. Zimmer, Charles B. Lohman, B. A. Coxen, Robert Nelson; Misses Eleanor Clay, Barbara Ryan, Patricia Gilliland, Jane Sumner and Louise Beechey; Miss Hyla Jane Hadley, Mooresville, and Miss Pauline Judd, Cartersburg.

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Miss Juanita Kehn will be guest of honor at a party to be given tomorrow afternoon by her sister, Miss Betty Lou Kehn, at the home of their mother, Mrs. Herbert Kehn. Miss Juanita Kehn will become the bride of Arthur G. Raffensger Sept. 4 ‘at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Guests are to be Mesdames Ada Sickle, Fenton Carey, W. A. Holmes,

and make last-minute wedding ar-|* | rangements.

of Mr. and Mrs. Alec E. Saxton and | -

“Guests with the couple are to|

of honor for her sister; Misses Alice |

It’s all straight lines and simplicity—that’s why this clever new design, Pattern 8307, is so very flattering to large figures. The only fullness is at the sides of the bodice, in front, to keep it from looking tight over the bust.

The shoulders are beautifully smooth. The square neckline is cut to a point in the front, to make it more becoming. That suggestion of a V makes a lot of difference. Pattern 8307 is not too strictly tailored for informal afternoon wear, but it's ideal for runabout and home.’ Sew it now in small-figured silk print or flat crepe. For the fall, in sheer wool. Pattern 8307 is designed for sizes 36, 38, 40, 44, 46, 48, 50 and 52. Size 38 requires 4%; yards of 39-inch material with short sleeves; 5 yards for long. Contrasting vestee requires 2 yard 18 inches wide.

The new FALL AND WINTER

PATTERN BOOK, 32 pages of attractive designs for every size and every occasion, is now ready. Photographs show dresses made from these patterns being worn; a feature you will enjoy. Let the charming designs of this new book help you in your sewing. One pattern and the new Fall and Winter Pattern Book—25 cents. Pattern or book alone—15 cents. :

To obtain a pattern and step-by-step sewing instructions inclose 15

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anapolis, Ind.

Card Party Arranged By September Circle

The September Circle of the Holy Angels Church is to sponsor a card party every Thursday next month at 2 p. m. in the school basement, 28th St. and Northwestern Ave. Mrs. Herbert Maher, general arrangements chairman, is to be assisted by Mesdames Herman Doll, Robert Brown, George Brown, John Manning, Clarence Currens, Al Reed, Margaret Hunt, Roy Hinton, Prince King, Russell Battreall, Augustine Battreall, Mayme Foy, Joseph Seifried, Ora Hellmer and Mary Yocum. :

Norman Beatty, Earl P. Goodnough. A. C. Raffensperger, H. J. Perkins, James Wills, Hugh. Thornburg, William Van Arsdel, E. C. Prange, Guy Mason, Misses Maxine Peters, Jane Shideler, Lorraine Hatfield, Jeanette Sickle, Norma Keller, Dorothy Dunbar, Katherine O’Hara, Louise O'Hara, Mildred King and Edith Freetly.

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Richard W. Mattoon and - Barbara Brandon . To Wed Tonight. Times Special ° ; - CHICAGO, - Aug. 26.—Miss Bar-

bara Brandon, Indianapolis, will become the bride of Richard W.

| Mattoon, of Takoma Park, Md., and

Washington, at 7 p. m. today at the Thorndike-Hilton Memorial Chapel. Dr. Curtis W. Reese is to read the

ceremony. Preceding the service, Miss Brandon and Mr. Mattoon will receive their masters’ degrees from Chicago University where Miss Brandon has been a student of social science and Mr. Mattoon has majored in physics. The bride will be given in mare riage by her brother, John J. Brane

{don Jr.’ She has selected a white

tulle frock with a natural waistline, full skirt and short train. Her shirred bodice will be accented with puffed sleeves. She will wear. & halo ' of ribbon. , Her bouquet is to be colonial type of white rosebuds, gardenias and valley lilies and she will carry a Brussels lace handkerchief belonging to her grandmother, Mrs. John M. Somerville, Indianapolis. : Miss Margaret Jameson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jameson, Indianapolis, will be her cousin's maid of honor. Her frosted yellow organdy dress has a full skirt and she will carry an old-fashioned bouquet of yellow rosebuds and daisies. Harold D. Peterson of this city is to be best man, + Mother to Be Hostess Mrs. John J. Brandon, Indiane apolis, mother of the bride, will enter in printed chiffon with a corsage of gardenias. Following the wedding, she will be hostess at dinner for the couple and the few relatives who are to attend the marriage. Out-of-town guests are to include Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur R. Mattoon, Takoma Park, parents of the bridegroom, and their daughters, Misses Catherine and Laura; Mr. and Mrs, George Hastings, Menasha, Wis, sister and brother-in-law of Mr. Mattoon; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jameson, Indianapolis, and their daughter, Miss Patricia, and son, Fenton; Miss Jean Light, Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Burnett, Glencoe Ill. formerly of Indianapolis and Lorenz Schmidt, formerly of, Indianapolis, cousin of the bride. The couple will leave for a month's trip to Canada, Nova Scotia and New England and will be at home Oct. 1 at 906 E. 61st St. The bride was graduated from Tudor Hall School, Indianapolis, attended Antioch College for two years and is a graduate of Indiana University.

Support Given Fireworks Ban By Federation

‘Chairmen and vice chairmen of the Indiana Federation of Clubs today pledged support to an antifireworks ordinance and a housing bill an expressed continued opposition to the parimutuel betting bill. They met toay at Ayres auditorium with Mrs. Charles Smith, Indianapolis, legislative chairman, to map a legislative program for the year. They also discussed welfare work and probation study. Mrs. Smith prepared to ask each afiliated club to undertake a legislative program and to form an ace. tive legislative group in each country. Mrs. Smith is to keep in close touch with the Legislature’s program an dto notify club legislative chairmen of the progress of bills they are interested in. Attending the meeting were Mrs. E. I. Poston, Martinsville, state president; Mrs. Smith, Mrs. L. Luelle Cox, Gary; Mesdames W. C. Barthe olomew, R. L. Moorehead, J. W. Moore and R. F. Shank, Indianapoelis; Mrs. Cyrus C. Peckinpaugh, Middletown; Mrs. Myra Stewart Gordon, Logansport; Mrs. C. G.

Cole, Vevay, and Mrs. E. P. Holl, Rushville.

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