Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1938 — Page 20

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Trio of Latin Dances Bidding for Spotlight At Junior Assemblies

Mrs. Gates Issues Invitations for Dance Series; Mrs. Maxwell Droke and Guest to Visit East and South.

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON That debonair trio of Latin dances, the conga, rhumba and tango, will swing into the spotlight this season along with the lissome Viennese waltz. The Lambeth Walk, danced for fun as the Big Apple was last season, is to supplant the jaunty shag and suzy-Q. These terpsichorean prognostications are made by Mrs. William Byram Gates, sponsor of the Junior Assembly dances, for which invitations were issued today. For those easily disheartened by rhythms fickle fancies, there's consolation in Mrs. Gates’ explanation that the Latin dances are so simplified that “snyvone can learn and anyone can follow them.” The City already boasts ®8 group of young people who have suc-

cumbed to the fascination of Latin music and become proficient in the graceful Latin movements. Their ultimate popularity depends

the dancers’ ability to perform them, Mrs. Gates says. The Junior Assembly dances, now in their sixth year, will begin 14 with 8 party at the American United Life Bldg. They will be open to high school juniors and seniors who are graduates of Mrs. Gates’ dancing classes. A dinner-dance is scheduled Oct. 28 at Woodstock Club, a8 leap year dance Nov. 11 at the American United Life Bldg. a tea-dance Nov. 25 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club and a program-dance Dec. 9 at the American United Life Bldg.

Christmas Dance Scheduled Dec. 28

The Christmas dance which always is attended by a number of bovs and girls from college will be heid Dec. 28 at the Marott Hotel. The opening 1939 dance will be held Jan. 13 at the American United Life Bldg. A supper-dance at the Indianapolis Athletic Club is planned Jan. 27 and a favor-dance will be given Feb. 14 at the American United Life Bldg. The closing party will be a dinner-dance March 24 at Woodstock Club. Mrs. Gates will be assisted at the Assemblies by Mrs. Eugene H. Brown and the Misses Barbara Haines, Betsy Home and Honoria Bacon, Patronesses in addition to the mothers of the members are Mesdames Frederic M. Avres, William C. Bobbs, James F. Carroll, D. Laurance Chambers, Francis O. Dorsey, Matthews Fletcher, R. Felix Geddes, Thomas D. Stevenson, Charles Mayer, William E. Munk, Romney L. Willson, John L. Ott, Clifton O. Page, William M. Rockwood, Thomas D. Sheerin, William H. Stafford, Samuel B. Sutphin, "William H. Thompson, Robert H. Tyndall, Alex Vonnegut, Anton Vonnegut, William B. Wheelock and the Misses Julia Brink and 1. Hilda Stewart Miss Ruth Belew of Chicago, who is to arrive today to visit Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Droke, will leave with Mrs. Droke Sunday for a motor trip te Washington and Baltimore. They will go by boat to Miami, Fla, and later visit in Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. Droke's former home. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Cole and their daughters, Ann and Helen, and son, Joseph James, are at home after three weeks’ visit in California and a stay on their Colorado ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Walter I. Longsworth have returned from a visit to Williamsburg, Va.

Mr. and Mrs. Cannon Motor East

Mr. and Mrs. Fermor S. Cannon have left for two weeks’ stay at their summer home at Barnstable, Mass, and a motor trip through the East. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Shonle and their sons, Horace Jr. and John, have returned from spending the summer at Charlevoix, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. H. IL. Perkins and their children, Patsy and Kim, who recently came here to live from Ridgewood, N. J. are now at home at Quaker Acres near Westfield. Miss Mary Elizabeth Davidson has returned to New York after a visit with her father, Robert Franklin Davidson, at his summer home near North Salem.

Parliamentary Club to Fete

Oct.

for the 18th annual convention to and Sunday Goodwin (center)

Heads Sorority;

is chairman

Sorority.

Members of Indianapolis chapters of Omega Nu Tau Sorority were completing arrangements today

at the Hotel Lincoln.

be held tomorrow | Mrs. Landis | of the Roundup |

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Tournament Awards to Be Presented Winners At Luncheons.

With plans for fall and winter social events in town clubs well | under way, Indianapolis country | clubs will conclude their programs with end-of-the-season golf tournaments and bridge luncheons. The traditional “Auld Lang Syne” tourney, under the direction of Jim Lawson, professional at the Indianapolis Country Club, will be played

Golf, Bri dge! Arranges Dance

FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, 1938 League Sets ,

Training for Provisionals

14 Will Take Course Preparatory to Membership.

Provisionals of the Indianapolis Junior League will begin a rigid training course Monday to acquaint them with League activities before they become full-fledged members, The provisionals include Mes-

liam J. Kothe, John Mason Moore, Frederick C. Pier, Charles W, Moores, Thomas Ruckelshaus, John Hendricks, John G. Williams and

dames Robert I. Blakeman Jr. Wil- _

Saturday and Sunday on the club course.

Kindred Photo. Miss Mary Groves is assisting

the Misses Nina Brown, Prudence Brown, Mary Elam, Barbara Fow-

Awards will be presented to win-

ners of the three flights in the ladies’ tournament at a luncheon

with arrangements for a dance to be held tonight at St. Joseph's Hall by the Young People's Social

ler, Mary Sheerin Kuhn and Joan Metzger.

The group will attend the course

Dance committee which will sponsor a hop Sunday, and Miss Virginia Carter (left) is arranging a formal

party Sept. 23. Putting contests will

Club of indianapolis. be held and the club championship indianapolis

will be announced. Mrs. J. I. Cummings heads the women’s golf committee, assisted by Mesdames John G. Kinghan, Herbert A. Pinnell, W. A. Miskimen, Ray F. Sparrow and Jacob S. White. The next stag party at the club will be the annual ‘possum dinner Oct. 15.

Joseph Tilford,

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A tea Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Book-

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Julia Herman To Wed Today

Simplicity will be the keynote at

for volunteers sponsored by the Indianapolis Council of Social Agencies volunteer service committee, The course opens Monday at Kirshbaum Center and continues through Oct. 20. It is designed to acquaint the provisionals with welfare setup in the community. Field Trips Scheduled Field trips to be taken include Ju= venile Detention Home, Sept. 30; Boys’ Club, Oct. 11; Indiana School for the Blind, Oct. 13, and the John

dance for Saturday night.

committee head. Mrs. William

Ruscher is general chairman.

Junior Hadassah Membership Tea

Set for Sunday

The Indianapolis Chapter, Junior Hadassah, will hold its annual open membership tea at 2:30 p. m. Sunday at the home of Mrs. S. A. Silberman, 5255 N. New Jersey St. Miss Rose Draizer is chairman of

the tea and Miss Ann Shapiro, cochairman. Committee members include Mrs. A. Goldstein, Misses Leah Krasnow, Hilda Bookatman, Goldie

| Dichner, Alice Elkins, Lillian Gross, | Betty Berry, Jean Nahmias, Clare

Miss Lucille Smith (left) is the newly elected dean of the re- | cently combined Eta and Alumni chapters of Iota Tau Tau Legal

Miss Tryphosa Gagen (right) will be the official delegate of Indiana Psi chapter to the second annual convention of Beta Sigma Phi

Sorority tomorrow and Sunday in

Terre Haute.

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Nefoussi, Virginia Tokopf, Clara Litvak and Ruth Ehrlich. Mrs. J. A. Goodman, traveled extensively in Palestine, will be guest speaker. Joe Albert, violinist, will present a musical program, accompanied by Mrs. Goldstein, Piano selections will be played by Miss Ruth Smulyan. Miss Hannah Leah Miller, presi-

who has

members of the hospitality committee, including Mrs. Goldstein and Misses Nahmias, Margaret Davis Sylvia Marcus and Sylvia Werner, Mrs. Clarence Budd and Mrs. Leo

Miss Marjorie Stewart |

walter will follow a two-ball four- the wedding of Miss Julia Herman Herron Art Museum, Oct. 24. On

'some tournament at the Woodstock to Joseph W. Tilford at 3 o'clock Oct. 21, the group will visit the

| Country Club course. [James Whitcomb Riley Hospital,

[ A “lady caddy” tourney will be {played tomorrow morning. Mrs. Herman C. Wolff was named club champion in the ladies’ tournament | which has been in progress for the {past three weeks. Runnerup was| | Mrs. John B. Stokely. Miss Estelle] Rauh Burpee and Mrs, William C.| {Griffith were winner and runnerup | respectively in the second flight.

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A guest day meet Wednesday will | lend the tournamenti schedule at] the Meridian Hille Country Club. | | Mrs. W. H. Diddel and Mrs. Charles | Hagedon have been appointed ar-| | rangements chairman by Mrs. Ben | C. Stevenson, women's golf chairman Following the play, guests will {remain for an informal luncheon and bridge. | Mrs. Ralph Showalter will head the committee for a luncheon ans bridge party to be held Tuesday.| She will be assisted by Mesdames {W. F. Kegley, F. P. Huston and {George V. Underwood. | Men golfers at the club are play|ing the final round of their cham- | | pionship tournament.

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A 12:30 o'clock luncheon-bridge will be held Wednesday at the Hign- | | land Country Club. Mrs. Raymond

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___ldent of Junior Hadassah, will greet C. Fox and Mrs. J. J. Duffecy head ‘the guests. She will be assisted by|the bridge committee.

Installation Set tor Tuesday

Other committee members include | | Mesdames Joseph Brown, D. N.|

| | Klausmeyer, Charles Hammond,

’| Howard R. Williams, Paul Brown- home soon in Bloomington.

ing, Charles Renard, Floyd Mattice, Ben Perk, J. J. Kennedy, Irwin Wes- |

this afternoon at the parlors of the Central Christian Church. | Miss Herman is the daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Myers, 1414 Ewing St. Mr, Tilford is the son

of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Tilford, 1229 N. Parker Ave. The single ring ceremony will be read by the Rev. W. A. Shullenberer. 5 The bride will: wear a deep wine street ensemble trimmed in teal blue. The dress is fashioned on shirtmaker lines with a full skirt and embroidered yarn flowers in blue on the bodice. Her accessories will be black and she will wear a corsage of gardenias and sweetheart roses. Miss Elizabeth Myers, the bride's only attendant, will wear a blue street-length dress trimmed with silver, Her accessories will be black and she will wear a corsage of Johanna Hill roses. A. E. Roberts will be best man. The couple will be at home Sept. 23 at 668 E. 11th St. Miss Herman was graduated from Butler University in 1938 and Mr. Tilford in 1937.

Richard Hargraves On Wedding Trip

Times Special MONTICELLO, Sept. 16.—Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hargrave will be at Mrs. Hargrave was Miss Marybelle West= bay of Hebron before her recent

man course, assisted by Mrs. Frank J. Hoke, League president, ex-officio chairman; Mrs. Perry W. Lesh, Mrs. John P. Collett, Miss Betty Brown, Miss Barbara Haines Betsy Home.

committee chairman.

where the League maintains the occupational therapy department.

Speakers at the meeting will in-

clude Hugh McK. Landon, president of the Riley Memorial Hospital Association; J. B. H. Martin, administrator of the Indiana University Center; Miss Cordelia Hoeflin, dean of nurses at the Center, and Mrs. Raymond Kahmann, director of occupational therapy at Riley Hospital. :

Mrs. Wilson Mothershead is chairof the provisional training

and Miss

Student Problem Study Arranged

A panel discussion on student

problems will be held at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday at Caleb Mills Hall by the Shortridge High School Guidance Committee and the Parent-Teacher Association.

Problems to be discussed include

individual differences, failure causes, importance of home study, consideration of problems inherent in mass health problems, extracurricular activities, curriculum and brief statise tical surveys.

education, personality and

Miss Ruth Lewman is guidance Other mem-

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By Alpha Phi Alumnae Group “w= a . | Miroff will pour. bers are Miss Mary Pratt, Paul SeeFE hausen, Claude M. Keesling, Gordon O. Johnson and Walter Carnahan.

This is the third semester in which

{ ley, C. I. Covert, George Hilgemeier, marriage. Mr. Hargrave is the son : | Lyndell Foster, F. L. Mehaffey and of the Rev. and Mrs. W. L. HarMrs. Richard Kreglo | 1. Gel. grave, Monticello. |

Men golfers of the club will play

Mrs. Tinney, Mrs. Johnson

Law Club will honor Mrs. Wil-

1 | | Two alumnae groups of college social sororities ere to open their

The Indianapolis Parliamentary fall programs with night meetings early next week and a third will hold Mrs. Hargrave has been deputy

liam E. Tinney, president; Mrs. John Downing Johnson, honorary head, and its past executives at a President's Day Juncheon Monday at the

Marott Hotel. * Mrs. Tinney will extend president's greetings and Jesse Cameron Moore will talk on “The Sesquicentennial.” Mrs, J. P. Scott, a past president, will speak on 1938 activ-| ities. Other past presidents who will | be honored are Mrs. Harry Meisse and Mrs. William S. Tomlin. | Among the topics for study at meetings on Mondays are “Bylaws,” “Law and Order as It Affects Life,” “Amendments,” “Subsidary Motions,” “Incidental Notions.” “Rescind and Annual,” and “Reports.” arry Meisse is to speak on “Indiana Tax Situation” at the luncheon meeting Oct. 17. The Christmas luncheon, Dec. 20, will be with Mrs. J B. Carr. The anniversary luncheon will be Jan. 16 and the election meeting is set for April 17. Other officers include Mrs. G. B. Taylor, vice president; Mrs. Charles F. Vovles, second vice president; Mrs. Walter H. Vinzant, third vice president; Mrs. Herman R. Davis, recording secretary; Mrs. Everett E. Lett, corresponding secretary; Mrs Cecil P. Clark, treasurer; Mrs. William E. White, historian; Mrs. Meisse, auditor; Mrs and Mrs. Emmett Michels, parliamentarians: Miss Maude Russell, executive secretary, and Mrs. Johnson, legislative survey chairman.

2s : . First Meeting Fixed _ Ry Music Sorority Mrs. Lorinda Cunningham will be in charge of the program at the first fall meeting of Kappa Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon music sorority, at 8 p. m. Tuesday at Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music. The program theme, “Sccial Order Reflected in the Arts,” will be illustrated with a musical program bv Miss Mary 2Zimmerly, pianist: Miss Ruth Wagener, vocalist, and Miss Mary Kapp, violinist. Miss Frances Wishard is the year’s program chairman Rochester Couple Wed ROCHESTER, Sept. 16.—Mr. and Mrs. Everett R. Lichtenwalter have left on a wedding trip following their marriage here recently. Mrs. Lichtenwalter was Miss Elizabeth Van Trump.

{plans for the

| Shelby, Brown

Volney Huff, i ‘ed at the

|sessions for . : and project committees occupied the Crowell, vice president; Mrs. Charles| Was assisted by

P.-T. A. Meets, Reveals Plans For Expansion

Timez Special FRANKLIN, Sept. 16.—A regional meeting of Parent-Teacher organizations to be held Tuesday at Greensburg will deal with plans for expansion of P-T. A. groups in’ south-central Indiana. | Miss Frances Hay, Washington, Ind, national study course chairman, will be principal speaker be-

Mrs. Carl J. Manthei, Indianapo-| lis, district director, announced | session before 150) Marion, Hancock, and Rartholomew Counties at a meeting yesterday at| Franklin. A school of instruction for Dis-

clubwomen of

trict 7-A of the Indiana Congress of the Pi Beta Phi Mothers’ Club at

Parents and Teachers was conductmeeting. Instructional organization. activity

delegates,

Concert Ticket Head Is Name

Mrs. Frank. C. Dowd, Indianapolis clubwoman, will take charge of season ticket sales for Indianapolis Symphony concerts following a

meeting Monday at the Murat Theater

Mrs. P. R. Mallory, subscription chairman, announced the appointment of Mrs. Dowd as cochairman. |

The concert season opens Nov, 18! An invitation has been extended

to women interested in the Indian-| apolis Symphony Orchestra to at-| tend the meeting at 10:30 a. m.

Monday. Season subscriptions for the 193839 concert season are available at the Murat Theater headquarters.

Chi Phi Gamma. Mon. eve. Mrs.

North Side Mothers’ Club. 1 p. m. Central Ave. hostess. year’s activities. today. Church. Luncheon. tonight. Ft. Friendly

Dance. De Molay Mothers’ Club.

Chzpter 349, O. E. S. Iilinnis Sis mairen and patron.

Also 2:30 p. m. Wed. Hall.

EVENTS

SORORITIES Tau Delta Tau. Tonight. Mrs. Paul Ziegler, hostess.

CLUBS

Luncheon. Junior Aux., Memorial Unit 3, American Legion Aux. Sat. Mrs. Sidney W. Sedeberry, 3006 Graceland Ave. hostess. Plan

Ladies Bible Class, Emerson Avenue, Baptist Church. Maj. Harold C. Megrew 1, United Spanish War Veterans. Young People's Club of Indianapolis. Tonight.

7:45 p. m. tonight. 1621 Broadway, hostess. Election. Mrs. Bert Lawson to preside. LODGE

10 2. m. Mon. Masonic Temple, North and Mrs. Florence Hermann and Earl J. Askren, worthy

CARD PARTY padies Aux, Souuhr Side Turners.

Sylvester Bitter, hostess.

Thurs. Mrs. O. L.. Buschman, 1811

2:30 p. m.

12:30 p. m. 8 p.m St. Joseph's Hall.

Mrs. Earl Mathers,

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a “cookie shine” this evening. Local sororities are arranging installations |

and luncheons.

- Officers are to be installed at the supper meeting of the Indianapolis | Alumnae Association of Alpha Phi Sorority Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Thomas Jenkins, 5260 Brcadway. Mrs. Alfred Evans of Bloom- |

ington will report on the national convention held in Los

Out-of-town guests will include Dean Helen Salzer of DePauw University and Miss Clara Sturgis,

'chaperon of the DePauw chapter at mer,

Greencastle. Officers to be installed include Mrs. Ray D. Grimes, president; Mus. Ted Philpott, vice president; Mrs. R. J. Boatman, treasurer; Mrs. Robert Horn, secretary, and Mrs. Wendell P. Coler, quarterly correspondent. Assisting the hostess will be Mesdames Wood C. Moll, Robert F. Horn, Merrill B. Esteiline and Harry McColly.

2 n ~ { Mrs. Merton Johnston will present fore representatives of 19 counties. a travelogue at the first fall meet-|

ing of the Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club at the home of Mrs. Paul Lahr at 7:45 p m. Monday. A business meeting will follow. Mrs. Robert Stearns heads the program committee for the year.

Mrs. W. H. Reynolds will install Mrs. Ellis B. Hall as president of!

a meeting Monday afternoon at the Butler University chapter house. Other officers are Mrs. F. M. H. Fenner, second vice president; Mrs. E. R. Brown, recording secretary; Mrs. E. W. Springer, corresponding secretary; Mrs. John Parrish, corresponding secretary; Mrs. John Parrish, treasurer, and Mrs. F. C. Chiles, publicity.

2 n #% Mrs. Alma Reese, who recently returned from a three months’ trip abroad, will speak at a “Travelogue Luncheon” of Indianapolis Alumnae of Alpha Delta Theta at 12:45 p. m. tomorrow at the Canary Cottage. Decorations and appointments are to be in the travelogue motif. Mrs, Arthur J. Orr, president, will speak briefly. The arrangements committee includes Mesdames R. F. Hufford, Thomas Atkey, George Dougherty, Richard Treanor, Miss | Mary Hargitt and Miss Marjorie Woods. | n ” » | Kappa Phi Delta Sorority will install officers at a dinner meeting at 6:30 p. m. tonight at the O'Hair Tearoom. Officers are Miss Mabel Lentz, president; Miss Louise Beerman, social chairman; Miss Eliza‘beth Wilson, recording secretary; Miss Christina Valentine, corre-

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Angeles. | | sponding secretary: Miss Helen, | Hudson, treasurer; Miss Clara Voll-| ! historian, and Miss Nora Erpelding, custodian. > & # | New officers of the combined Eta | land Alumni chapters of Iota Tau | Tau legal sorority are Miss Lucile | Smith, dean; Miss Glen Dora Frank, ‘associate dean; Miss Bernice Cota, [recording secretary; Miss Bert | { Wooldrige, corresponding secretary; | Miss Helen Rash, treasurer, and Miss Dorothy Cunningham, his- | torian.

” = ” Gamma chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, will hold a rush party tonight at 5152 Broadway. Miss Mary Howard and Miss Naomi Snodgrass |

are cohostesses. |

J 2 ” Members of Kappa Tau Epsilon were entertained recently at a! dinner in the home of Mrs, Harry! | Sanders. Officers installed include. Mrs. Marion Beaver, president; Mrs. | Byron Maxwell, vice president; Mrs. | Walter Roll, secretary; Mrs. Harry Matthews, treasurer. Mrs. Sanders Mrs. Theodore | Sparks, Miss Orpha Bodle and Miss’ [Eva True.

” tJ ” The Indiana Gamma Alumnae! Club of Pi Beta Phi Sorority will! entertain seniors of the 1938 class with a “cookie shine” at the chaplter house, 831 W. Hampton Drive, lat 6:30 p. m. tonight. | Reservations should be made with | Miss Dorothy Dunkle, arrangements | fchairman. A regular business meet- | ing will follow.

State Chiropractors To Meet Next Month

Members of the Central District of the Women's Auxiliary to the Indiana Chiropractors Association will assist at a state convention Oct, 23-24-25 at the Hotel Lincoln. The auxiliary will have charge of the bahquet and entertainment (Oct. 23. Plans for the convention | were made last night at the home of | Mrs. A. G. Hendricks, 320 Maple | Road. Mrs. V. W. Dean is president of the Central District, Mrs. C. P. Herther, secretary, and Mrs. W. H. Gwynn, vice president.

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a blind bogey tournament Saturday auditor of Porter County for four

Rush Pai ty Hostess 3 the club course. years. Mr. Hargrave attended DeBeta Zeta Chapter, Lambda Chi; Saturday afternoon Mrs. C. E. Pauw University and is now enrolled Omega, will hold the first of a|Rimp will entertain in the club at Indiana University. He is a series of rush parties at the home| lounge with a birthday party for member of Beta Theta Pi Fraof Mrs. Richard Kreglo at 3 p. m. her daughter, Joan. ternity. Sunday. $y =» 9 Mr. and Mrs. August Dommer Rushees include the Misses Sarah| Mrs. Fred McNeely and Mus, are at home in Marion. Mrs. Doms Jane Capehart, Adia Meyer, Martha | Clark Young will be hostesses | mer was Miss Janice Raider, MontiHeyman, Ruth Townsend, Ida Mae | Wednesday at a bridge party at the | cello, before her recent marriage at Wilson, Irene « Gunter, Carolyn|Hillerest Country Club. They will North Judson. Curry; Mesdames Jack Keene, T. E.|be assisted by Mrs. C. E. Cox and Lewis, Rosetta Nelson and Mary Mrs. Clark Estie. Reservations may Holman. be made with the hostesses. Jackets at 3:30 p. m. Sunday at Ft. Mrs. James E. Durham {is rush] “ 9 » Benjamin Harrison. The game will captain, assisted by Miss Thelma' Among other week-end activities be a playoff of a series which stands Hubbard and Mrs. Kreglo. " will be the final polo game between two victories for each and one tie,

the Red Jackets and the Yellow

such discussions have been held. Mrs. L. E. Andrews is president of the Parent-Teacher Association.

Millspaughs Home

Oct. 1 After Trip

Mr. and Mrs. Dane Millspaugh will

be at home Oct. 1 at 1923 N. Meri-

dian St. following a wedding trip. Mrs. Millspaugh was Miss Gertrude Casseday, daughter of A. B. Casse«

day, Fairmont, W. Va. The marriage ceremony was night at the home of the bridegroom.

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