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Bloor Schleppey Wins Good Sportsmanship and Spirit of Roundup Trophies; Williams “reek Club Takes Strauss Award.

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON To the Indiana Saddle Horse Association and the Sunnyside Guild go the laurels for handsomely upholding a five-year tradition of sport and geniality at the sixth annual Roundup at Gregg Farms yesterday. The palm for good sportsmanship (which was a lei of vellow 'santhemums) Roundup trophy went to Bloor Schleppey. whose ibits in the commercial transportation section of the fancy turnevent took first and second prizes. The Williams Creek Saddle h, located at Gregg Farms, won by the L. Strauss grand trophy. The opening parade, consisting of three riders from each club resented, circled the ring at 10 a. m., led by the 139th Field Artilband and the Culver Military Academy guard. High spot of the day was the big parade in which all riders icipated and which boasted such varied entries as a sparkin’ rig '35, a chuck wagon, a covered wagon, a fine Eastern polo pony and blooded California and Tennessee horses. Judging the 20 events were Col. Robert Rossow of Culver Military Academy, Jack Rogers of Muncie, Dudley Walker of Winganeek Farms, Lexington, Ky., and Commander Olo Fred Heslar. Donald L. Bose was announcer. Joan Haywood on Flirt won the blue ribbon in the horsemanship boys and girls 13 years and under 18. Ralph Lavosa on Chi Barrymore took first in the novice five-gaited class. Crawford H. Barker of the Stoney Creek Stables, Noblesville, on Mademoiselle was fi in the trotting race under saddle.

Ann Cantwell Wins Musical Chair Event

Cantwell on Black Sambo was best in the musical chair "women and girls 15 years or older. Marlou Hyatt won the aship class for boys and girls 12 vears and under. To John Royse on Prince Charming and Ralph Laposa on Chief Barrvmore went first trophies in the five-gaited pair event. E. J. Ullery's Christiana Pride won the gold cup for best saddle bred foal of 1938 and : O. Ferrell's War-Ad took first prize for best saddle bred foal ware

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Mrs. John B. Stokely on her Irish hunter, Flan, took first in the jumpers class. Orville Brown who had the only spill of the this event later was awarded the “mystery” prize, a

Ng ring the noon recess a quadrille on horseback was performed alph Kelsch and seven riders from his Brownsburg dude ranch, t ng stunts were presented by 10-year-old Emily Jean Davis ‘dsville, and high school horses and Muncie. the colt won at s Roundup by Miss Betty Woodbury, were shown. | Beth Ann Williston on Ebony Lady took first in the novice three- | gaited c and A. H. Fitzsimmons on Shanghai Passage won the open five-gaited event. Mrs. William H. Wemmer received the trophy awa by the Indianapolis Athletic Club to the Traders Point u for co-operation with the Indiana Saddle Horse Association in the Roundup. Colorful exhibits in the ring included the f the Hunt's hounds and whippers-in and a showing of and breeds of saddle horses.

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of the musical chair event for men and bovs 15 vears or Lor L. Carter of Kelsch's dude ranch on Tony D. Mrs. ishiton won the balloon contest for women snd girls. Hazel Abraham on Miss Chief won the open horsemanship class. Cox of Elnora on Mountain Heir received first in the open | alted class. William Mullinix of Spencer, in his four-wheeled the pleasure vehicles section of the fancy turnout event in Sayles took the blue ribbon in the livery or rental horse Marilyn Richards on Choice and Jane Williams on Moon were ree-gaited pair event. The Carey and Templton team | ictors in the thrilling pony express. Sergt. James Bray of Ft. Benjamin Harrison on Blossom won the open jumping class. | trophy awards were given to C. P. Cole, age 78, and Mrs. pleton, who admitted 54, for being the oldest man and in the parade. Merritt Clouse, who came 73 miles from rize for riding the greatest distance. Members of addle Horse Society of Indiana in Arabian costume warded to the club making the most attractive disJean Sutton, age 4. received the prize for being r in the parade and the Sunnyside Guild was awarded a trophy for co-operation in the Roundup and a display in the pa‘ad To a gentleman, A. Hastings Fiske, dressed as a Spanish don n Palimono. went the award for the most unique costume saddle,

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itertain Following Wedding Rehearsal Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sheerin wil. entertain at supper this ing following the 6 o'clock rehearsal for the wedding of their ", Miss Mary Jane Sheerin, and John A. Bennett of WashY Their marriage is to take place at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow. ruests, out-of-town relatives of Miss Sheerin and Mr. Bennett, ide Mrs. Lawrence Durborow of Dutchess County, N. Y., 1d F. Douglass Bennett of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Phil vanston, Miss Harriet McCauley of Washington and i lome Jr. of Chicago | C. Otto Janus are observing their 25th wedding | entertaining from 5 to 7 o'clock this afternoon at

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Gerald T. Saunders to Marrv Miss Virginia Taylor Nov. 2

Miss Virginia Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Taylor, will become the bride of Gerald T. Saunders, St. Louis, at 10:30 o'clock on Thanksgiving morning, at the chapel of SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Formal announcement was made © at a party yesterday afternoon given by her mother at the Taylor home, 2806 Ruckle St. Miss Taylor announced that her attendants will be r. Violet, maid-of-honor, iss Margaret Donnelly, brides-

Henry F. Roempke, and Frederick Joseph Schmitt, son of Mrs. Theresa, Schmitt, Brookville, will b> Saturday, Oct. 29, at St. Joseph's Catholic ‘Church, St. Leon, Ind.

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Guests at the party included Mesdames Ralph Meyer, William Butler, Gus Vernick, Floyd Vernon, Albart Tegeler; Misses Cora Hartman, Ruthe Henderson, Margaret Leary, Myvrle Boggs, Donnelly, Marion Hennesav, Agnes Meeks, Gertrude Marlowe, Margaret Sullivan, Ann Tate, | Margaret Sheek, Louise Hamilton. ! Jean Ann Davis, Laura Riggs and Betty Kay Davis x » Mr. and Mrs. A. Kasting have announced the engagement of their daughter, Lorita, to Herbert Nord-| siek, son of the Rev. William Nord- | siek. The wedding will be Dec. 26 t St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran

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Miss Genevieve Bryant, daughter of Mrs. Marie Bryant, will become | the bride of Edward L. Claypool, | son of Mrs. Clara Claypool, Oct. 17!

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wurtz have | announced the engagement of their | daughter, Martha, to Norman $ Peine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pred-| erick L. Peine. The wedding will be Nov. 19. |

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Are Brought Up-to-Date by Participants in Oth Annual Roundup

EVENTS SORORITIES

Phi Gamma Rho. 6:30 p. m. Wed. Mrs. George McNaught, Rockville Road, hostess. Buffet supper, business meeting and election of officers. Beta Chapter, Sigma Delta Zeta. Epsilon Lambda Chi. Tonight. Miss Betty Stern, hostess. Lambda Chi Delta. 8 p. m. Tues. Miss Evalyn Clouse, hostess.

LODGES Indianapolis Chapter 393, O. E. S. 8 p. m. Tues. 1522 W. Morris. Stated meeting. . Lynhurst Chapter 505, O. E. S. Tues eve. Bridgeport Temple. Mrs, Marcella Ginn, worthy matron. Stated meeting. Englewood Chapter 483, O. E. S. 8 p. m. tonight. Hall, 2714 E. Washington. Past matrons and patrons night. Mrs. Maude Corbin and Jess Crist, past worthy matron and patron, will preside at conferring of degrees. ASSOCIATION Indianapolis Dental Assistants Association. 7:30 Dp. Ransom & Randolf Co. office. Regular meeting.

8 p. m. tonight. Craigs.

Masonic Temple,

m. tonight.

Sorority Mothers’ Clubs Plan

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Pledge Parties and Initiations

Mothers’ clubs are planning parties for new pledge mothers, officers

(programs planned as Indianapolis sororities begin their fall and winter seasons. & | The Kappa Alpha Theta Mother's | [Club of Butler University, will evening at the Canary Cottage will [honor their new pledge mothers to- be the second of a series of rush morrow with a tea at 2 p. m. at the parties being held by Beta Chapter, Bg house. Omega Phi Tau Sorority, Miss

Mrs. W. H. Blackley is in charge Margaret Joslin is in charge of arand will be assisted by Mesdames rangements. {H. A. Pfarrer, J. J. Sarsfield, C. H. | |Hockensmith and O. B. Norman. | Mrs. James Reynolds will be | Miss Bernice Reagan, violinist, will hostess tonight at her home, 1945 N.

‘play. Decorations will be in autumn Dearborn St, to members of | Shades Omega Kappa Sorority. HA LTO. | Mrs. Mary Keegan, house mother, |

land Mrs. R. L. McKechnie will pre- 9&Y With Mrs. Richard Marshall and side at the tea table. In the re-

Mrs. Reynolds as hostesses. |ceiving line will be ‘officers for the | ‘coming vear which include Mrs. C. H. Over, president; Mrs. Blackley, wvice president; Mrs. H. H. [Schissel, treasurer; Mrs. Sarsfield, 1410 E. 11th [recording secretary, and Mrs. J. E. | : h St. Boettcher, corresponding secretary. | Pledge mothers of the Sigma Chi Mothers’ Club of Butler University Iwill be entertained at a 1 o'clock |luncheon tomorrow at the home of

Rush plans will be discussed tonight at a meeting of Alpha Chapter, Delta Sigma Chi Sorority, at the home of Miss Maxine Floyd,

Miss Emeline Joseph, who has returned recently from Palestine, will

a meeting of the Butler Unit of Trianon Sorority. Mrs. John

The group held a rush tea vester- |

Alumnae |

‘A Joke on John Bull’ To Be Told

Topic of Joseph H. R. ‘Moore’s Address Tonight Before Literary Club.

“A Joke on John Bull” will be |the topic of Joseph R. H. Moore lat the meeting tonight of the

Indianapolis Literary Club at the]

'D. A. R. Chapter House.

Guest Day will be observed at the | meeting today of the Present Day Club. Mrs. Edgar Ellsworth and Mrs. Louis Belden will speak on | “Mary Todd Lincoln.” Mrs. Robert W. Blake will sing, accompanied by Mrs. T. M. Rybolt. Hostesses will

lare being elected and installed, initiation services conducted and year's be Mesdames Alvah Rucker, W. C. carried a white prayer book with |

Smith, C. V. Sorenson, A. IL. | Thurston and Paul T. Rochford. | “How To Worry Successfully” (David Seabury) will be reviewed by Mrs. R. EB. Luecker at the meeting today of the Irvington Circle of the Child Conservation League of | America. A program discussion by roll call will follow. Mrs. John

Gainey and Mrs. Russell Justice are Wishard, children of the Rev. and Women's Club at 2 p. m. tomorrow

to be hostesses.

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James Whitcomb Riley will be the theme of the meeting today of the Irvington Coterie.. Hostesses in|clude Mesdames Walter Palmer, Tyler ‘Oglesby, Homer Meek and Donald Fitzgerald. | | The Social Circle of the Woodraft Avenue United Presbyterian Church |will sponsor a concert by the Spencer Christian Church Glee Club at 8 p. m. Wednesday.

be honor guest Wednesday night at |

The University Heights W. C. T. U. will meet at 2 p. m. tomorrow

Times Photos. 1. Among the spectators at the sixth annual Saddle Horse Roundup yesterday were (left to right) Mrs. Dan Gleason, Mrs. Alex Thomson, Mr. Thomson and Mrs. David P. Andrews.

2. All dressed up and going some place. This group from Zionsville polished up a carriage and joined in one of the parades around the ring during the afternoon. They are: Mr. and Mrs. Omer Beck, in front, and Miss Juanita Conrad and Charles Reynolds in the back seat.

3. Members of this box party were absorbed in one of yesterday's exciting events when this photo was taken. Included in the group are (front row) Sonny Walker, Lexington, Ky.; Nancy Hoke and Mrs. Alex Metzger, and (back row) Mrs. A. Hastings Fiske, Clayton Mogg, Mrs. Frank Hoke, and Miss Joan Metzger.

Dr. William Niles Wishard Jr. Weds Carolyn Louise Dav

Miss Carolyn Louise Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. S. Davis, |Loogootee, and Dr. William Niles Wishard Jr. were married at [noon today at the home of Dr. Wishard's parents, Dr. and Mrs. William Niles Wishard. Dr. George Arthur Frantz read the service in the presence of the immediate families. A wedding breakfast followed.

| The bride wore Mrs. Wishard ®

|Sr.’s wedding dress of heavy white | Satin, frond with a long train St. Joan of Arc land Mrs. Wishard's tulle veil with | : - Food Sale and Card Party Set

a coronet of orange blossoms. She

|a garland of gardenias. | Miss Priscilla Ann Davis, sister wij the bride-to-be and her maid of} honer, was attired in a bouffant | fuschia taffeta dress and carried | a bouquet of varigated roses and Mesdames Nell M. Engle, Edmund (wore a garland of roses in her hair. | J. Clerget and Wilbur B. Worl are | The Rev. Charles Scoville Wish- |spchairmen for the bridge party and

ard, Washington, was his brother's : best man. Frances and Van Duzen | 19%3 sale of the St. Joan of Arc

| Mrs. Charles Scoville Wishard, were at the school hall. [ribbon bearers. Chairmen of activities include The bride's mother wore a g0Wn Mrs. Joseph H. Lang, tickets; Mes-

‘of stone blue crepe and a black hat | games James E. Sweeney. Albert

‘and black accessories. Mrs. Wishard |Sr. wore a gold lame dress and a Dessauer and John H. Baldwin,

[brown felt hat trimmed with gold prizes; Mrs. Jack C. Carr and Mrs. | plumes. |Joseph G. Wood, decorations; Mrs. {| The couple will take a six-weeks’ Clarence A. Brown, donations on

wedding trip and then Will be at... Mrs. Joseph T. Markey and | home temporarily with Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Phillic W. Kritzl By: | Wishard Sr. The bride's traveling|™IS: 4D - RKnitzier, candy: costume was a gray fur-trimmed Mesdames Harry L. Markey, Walter | suit, black hat and black acces- E. Ford and Albert F. Moseman,

| sories. |food; Mesdames Clarence J. Brink-

| The bride is a graduate of the worth, Rudolph E. Tacke and John training school for nurses .at the!

[Boyton Moore, {Edward Yount, Frank Curtis, (H. Hepler. W. C. Buckler, {Lizius, Ralph Neal, G. M. Sheffer, (G { The hostess will be assisted by officers, Mrs. Ernest Berns, vice presi[dent; Mrs. Earl Hanson, secretary, Mrs. Robert B. Kershaw, treasurer; | [Ms. Clvde Lee, corresponding secre- | tary, | executive board member.

| Robert Yount, Roy Rondebush and Frank | Other committee heads are | MTS. T. D. Moffett, publicity; Mrs. Riser, | idelegate to the Mothers’ Council of

the new president, Mrs, ‘Glen J. Riser. Piedge mothers are Mesdames Paul Nell Cc. J

L. Johnson and Kenneth Craft.

and Mrs. Frank Hunter,

appointed hy the Registration—Mrs.

Committees president are:

{Frank Reisner, chairman; Mesdames IC. F. Poxworthy, Clyde | Bettis and J. C. Carr. {Fred Marshall and Mrs.

Lee, Nell Social—Mrs. Bertram Telephone — Mesdames Hesseldenz, Schernekaw,

Sanders.

Jones.

Robert White, program; Mrs.

Butler University, and Mrs. Harry Ochiltree, alternate.

Alpha Chapter, Omega Nu Tau Sorority will conduct formal initiation services Wednesday evening at the Canary Cottage. A dinner will follow the ceremony. Mrs. Lisle Hunter is newly elected president. Other officers include Mrs. Walter Kendall, vice president; Miss Opal Wiseman, recording secretary; Mrs. Sherman Armour, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Harold

Smith, treasurer; Miss Loreta Week-

lv, chaplain; Mrs. Oral Beatty, so-

[ciety editor; Mrs. Earl Schull, representative; Mrs. Robert Kares, ser- |

geant-at-arms, and Mrs. Coyle, historian. Mrs. John Sullivan heads the committee for the dinner and will be assisted by Mrs. Leo Porter and Miss Dorothy Jean Bond. A series of parties and a program of philanthropic work are being planned by

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A bridge party at 8:30 p. m. this!

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Kindred Photo. Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks, new president of the Temple Sisterhood, will preside at the organization's first fall luncheon meeting tomorrow at the Broadmoor Country re. a“ ET

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Chandler will be hostess at her home, 7 N. Gray St. Miss Joseph will lecture on her trip abroad.

Miss Violet Throm was hostess recently at a meeting of Gamma

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The 19th anniversary of Chapter, Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority, was observed recently with a ‘banquet at Cifaldi’s.

ton chrysanthemums and | tapers, the sorority color.

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Patients to Hear

Guild Program

The first fall entertainment for patients at the Marion County Tuberculosis Hospital at Sunnyside will

be presented tomorrow afternoon by |

the Sunnyside Guild.

Mrs. Gus G. Meyer and Mrs. Er-

win B. McComb will have charge of the entertainment. Mrs. Alonzo B. Chapman is general chairman of entertainment for the year. | The program will include readings by Miss Jeannine Grinslade: (accordion selections by Miss Natalie |Ratcliff, accompanied by Paul |Brown, violinist, and Melvin Bateman, ventriloquist. The Indiana Society of Magicians will present three magicians, George T. Purves, | Tom Murray and Wilson Pollard. Mrs. A. J. Hueber and Mrs. Maurice B. Thomas will have charge of refreshments for the day. Mrs. B. B. Pettijohn is refreshments chairman for the year.

Stansfield Circle

Will Meet Tomorrow

Mrs. Walter B. Smith, 4154 N. [Sherman Drive, will be hostess | tomorrow at a luncheon meeting of | the Stansfield Circle.

| Mrs. J. Frank Cantwell, chairman of the luncheon committee, will be assisted by Mesdames William C.

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{with Mrs. Silas Ryker. Mrs. Emma Miller will lead the devotions and | Mrs. Merle Edmonds will sing. The Rev. Rov Turley will discuss “The Present Liquor Situation.” Reports on the county convention will be | made.

Methodist Hospital. Dr. Wishard

Linnie Burns will entertain the bride's two sisters, Misses

Mrs. the Sarah A. Swaim W. C. T. U. tomorrow at her home. The Rev. | gootee; Winston Davis, a student at 'E. E. Moorman will be in charge of | Purdue University; Mr. and Mrs.

noon. A covered dish luncheon and | Wishard, Wooster, O.; Dr. and Mrs. | business session will follow. Mrs. [Fred Wishard, Anderson, and Mrs. [Carl Hastings will conduct the de- | Charles Scoville Wishard, Wash- | votional period and Mrs. Ora Clapp ington.

will speak on “Official Papers.” | EE Most Popular 7. The regular monthly meeting and . I t Popu ar at I L |

4 fxr y Times Special | bridge party of the Woodruff Place | ‘ | Residents is set for 8 p. m. tomor-|_ BLOOMINGTON, Oct. 10. — Miss

row at the club house. Mr. and | Marjorie Stewart, Wabash, today Mrs. ‘Charles McFadden. general | reigned at Indiana University as chairmen for the year, are to be as- | !¢ most popular coed in the freshsisted by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kern | man class. She was chosen over six land Mr. and Mrs. Halford Endlev. |other entrants in the contest spon- ° |sored by Bored Walk, campus huMrs. L. C. McAbley will entertain mor publication. The prize will be the Martha M. Society of the First an airplane ride to Chicago. | | United Lutheran Church at dinner tomorrow night. Miss Esther Snepp | will assist and Miss Pauline Roes is in charge of the program.

The Ambra Hurt Circle of the | Woman's Council of the University | Park Christian Church will sponsor a book review and fashion show at [2 Pp. m. tomorrow at Ayres’ auditorium. Mrs. Eunice Markley will discuss “The Handsome Road” (Bristow). Mrs. E. D. Antonides, general chairman is to be assisted by Mesdames Albert Hite, B. B. Fowler and | Taylor Miller, tickets; Mesdames H.' E. Grismer, H. W. Hogue, Mae Rose, R. 8S. Lawson and Clyde Taylor, (candy. The public is invited and

| tickets will be sold at the door.

‘Personal Reminiscences” will be the theme for the 49th year of the Over The Teacups Club. Members will meet Friday for a President's Day luncheon at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Harry White, president, is to be hostess. Other officers include {Miss Florence I. Morrison, vice | president; Miss Sarah T. Sisson, secretary, and Mrs. Morse T. Bowen, treasurer

BRUSH YO REGULARLY, SEE

| Jackson, Hugh Carpenter, John F.| Miller, I. 8. DeFenelon and Paul |

Schaaf.

| Mrs. Wilbur D. Peat, new president, will preside.

bell, and Mrs. Donald Keller. vice presidents; Mrs. William Wiggins, recording secretary; Mrs. Cantwell, [corresponding secretary; Mrs. El{wood B. Daugherty, treasurer; Mrs. Miller, assistant treasurer, and Mrs. {Burke Slaymaker, historian. The [Stansfield Circle aids the work of |the Meridian Clubs for under- | privileged children.

Mrs. Green Hostess Mrs. O. E. Green, 2225 Broadway, {wit be hostess at 2 p. m. tomorrow | at 8 meeting of the Hamilton Berry | Chapter, Service Star Legion. Delegates to the national convention | last week at Cincinnati are to re- | port. Mrs. Charles K. McDowell, {chapter president and national

treasurer, will review the conven-|

Other officers for | § {the year include Mrs. Albert Camp- |

. . * * <i lingu hed The Drake offers every luxury and convenience of fine living on Chicago's Gold Coast, | overlooking Lake Michigan. | A. S Kirkeby Managing Director

tion. A roundup of the chapter's contributions to the Needlework | \

Guild will be made.

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H. Morrison, aprons; Mesdames

Jr. is a graduate of Williams Col- John R. Carr, Joseph H. Thompson lege and Harvard Medical School. and Walter D. Kibler, rummage;

Mrs. Leo F. Welch, children’s party. Coworkers with committee heads include Mesdames Edward Adams, Raymond Bach, Francis J. Barrett,

Virginia and Elizabeth Davis, Loo- George A. Bischoff, Leo Bures, Irvin |

Brandenburg, C. J. Clark, Isadore M. Cole, Daniel Brosnan, Lawrence

| Decorations were in vellow but- a Bible study class from 11 a. m. to McClesky Davis, Detroit; Dr. John J. Dillon, William Donahue, Thomas

M. Fitzgerald, Maurice E. Follett, H. F. Flory, Bernard Fusner, Joseph P. Gibbons, George E. Hall, William Helt, Joseph H. Hilgenberg. Also Maurice B. Jansen, Douglas G. Hyde, William J. Kiesle, Herman F. Klafzinsky, Joseph W. Knue, Frank E. Kotteman, Walter W. Kuhn, George Landis, Martin J. Landwerlen, Henry Langsenkamp Jr., James Latendresse, G. Lee Laughlin, Ernest Lindenberg, E. Marion Lutz, John Lysaght, Oscar P. Martin, Russell McFarland, Francis A. Mangold, Frank P. McGrath, Leo McGrath and John C. Wulfekuhl.

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Auxiliaries Ready for Busy Week

Hayward Barcus Unit Will Meet Wednesday At War Memorial.

Appointment of committees, delee gates’ reports and a dance are keep{ing Indianapolis American Legion | Auxilaries busy these days as they {make plans for the year's activities. { Mrs. J. S. Boyle, unit president, will preside at the meeting of the { Hayward Barcus Unit 55, American Legion, to be held Wednesday night lat the World War Memorial. Mrs. Othniel Hitch, who was a {nurse in the World War, will speak on “The Pilgrimage.” Mrs. Harry Ridgeway is social chairman. Recep= | tion committee members are Mes= {dames Elmer Quandt, Charles Crip(pin, Roy Moore and James Tucker, Dance Planned | The Hayward Barcus Junior | Auxiliary will entertain with a Hal={loween dance Saturday night at the country home of Mrs. Charles McLean. Miss Constance McLean, hostess, is to be in charge of en=tertainment. Mrs. Earl Kyle, sponsor, and Miss Betty Jane Kyle, president, are organizing an attendance contest. Miss McLean is to be captain of the “whites” and Miss Christine Tucker, captain of the | “reds.” | Mrs. Robert Tatman, president of the American Legion Auxiliary to the Indianapolis Post, entertained executive board members at a lunch=eon recently. She announce = stand ing committees for the year. They include Miss Opal Silcox, Americanism and national defense; Mrs. Park Beadle, Christmas cheer; Mrs. Ed Brennan, community serve ice; Mrs. Grover Parr, Fidac; Mrs. William Dexheimer, Knightstown { Home; Mrs. Clarence Martin, legislative, constitution and by-laws; Mrs Agatha Ward, parliamentarian; Mrs. Clara Swaim, membership; Mrs. Lee Ingling, radio and publicity; Mrs. Hezron Thomas, reha=bilitation; Mrs. E. S. Westervelt, visiting; Mrs. Earl Cobb, service sales; Mrs. E. S. Blessing, telephone; Mrs. J. T. Couchman, social activities; Mrs. A. H. M. Graves, ways and means, Mrs. H. A. Asperger, welfare; Mrs. A B. Fuller, yearbook; Mrs. Leo X. Smith, scholarship, and Mrs Vernice Murray, sergeant-at-arms. Mrs. Fred Hasselbring is incoming |sponsor for the Bruce P. Robison [Post Junior Auxiliary, American | Legion, | Mrs. Ralph Lynch, retiring spon= | sor, recently installed officers for the {coming year. They include Miss { Marian Ellen Scott, president; Miss {Olivene Buenaman, vice president; | Miss Betty Jeanne Scott, secretary; | Miss Mabel Risdon, corresponding secretary; Miss Margaret Collman, chaplain; Miss Mary Helen Clark, sergeant-at-arms, and Miss Helen Humphrey, assistant sergeant-ate arms.

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