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Riven Es Times Photos. This (rio of members from the Butler University chapter of Delta Delta Delta Sorority is assisting with plans for celebration of the chapter's founding in 1914, A luncheon and banquet Saturday will be features, Left to right are the Misses Lucille Craigle, Dorothy Daniel and Mary Anne Butz.
Disciples of Christ Conclave Tri Delt Group Next Week Will Be Signal In Anniversary For Women's Conferences nee posere Fete Saturday
Chimes will have its “Sweetheart Dinner” tomorrow at the Marott. Active members in men’s attire will escort nonmembers. Miss Mary Hull (left) will escort Miss Margaret Parrish, Chimes president.
Civic Offering and Stansfield Circle Benefit at Woodstock Promise Pleasant Week-End
The Butler University chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority will give its annual pledge dance Saturday night at the Ulen Country Club, Lebanon. Assisting with plans for the event are (left to right) the Misses Mary Lee Ranker, Jean Pickett and Lucille Bosler.
Park School Mothers’ Club Names Hostesses, Chairmen For Week-End Garden Tour
Flower Exhibit and Tea in Gymnasium Will Follow Pilgrimage to 10 Homes on Saturday and Sunday Afternoons; Parties Arranged.
Irvington Club Will Welcome New Members
Several conferences and luncheons are planned by local women for next week in conjunction with the centennial convention of the Indi- | ana Disciples of Christ Churches. Another group of churchwomen was
By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON
The Civic Theater is opening its year's end production in a country house setting Friday night and the Stansfield Circle is stagIng its annual benefit party at Woodstock Club Saturday night which together promise a socially pleasant week-end. Mrs. Rosamond Van Camp Hill and Mrs. Kurt F. Pantzer, who have important roles in Pau! Osborn’s “Oliver Oliver” to be presented for six nights at the Playhouse, and Mis. Harold B. Tharp, who designed the settings, have been prominent in the theater for several seasons, Mrs, Hill is a playwright and director as well as actress. Since she was cochairman of the Children’s Hour in 1923 she has been a tireless worker in the Children’s Theater. She wrote the scripts of “The Princess and the Swineherd,” “Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves,” “The Prince and the Pauper” and “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’ and collaborated with Mrs, George Fotheringham in writing “The Life of Stephen Foster.” She also has directed several Children’s Theater productions and served on the Civic's board of ditectors. Last summer with Mrs. Coppock she wrote “The ~ . 0" Adventures of Marco Polo” which the Junior League's marionette Bv Sororities, commiitee presented in the public schools this spring. She has ap- . : “1 peared in seven Civie plays. Ste | Mis. Pantzér developed a reputation as an able pinch hitter in 1935 when she stepped into the leading role of “Louder, Please”
New Library at Chapter House to Be Dedicated; Lunch Arranged.
Other Women’s Groups Plan Book Review, Picnic and Talks.
to have an all-day meeting today and a temperance council has sched-
Butler to Vote Tomorrow on
Queen of May
uled a lecture for Monday. The Indiana Woman's Christian Missionary Society of the Disciples of Christ Churches will have fel- . ; { lowship luncheon next Wednesday A welcome Sery ice for new men {in the First United Brethren bers, a book review, picnic and sev-| Church. Mrs. Marguerette Hareral talks and papers are planned mon Broo, Chicago, will speak on o omen's clubs to-| ‘The Technique of Simple Simon.” top Fcetings ol Word . . Mrs. Ora Leigh Shepherd, execumorrow. One group will have & €OV= | tive secretary of the department of ered dish bnciicon. he teint HUSSORNY DS Eatiaations Of She) The Butler University student New members of the Irvington V NYISte SS y = ’ . : . A 8 |ciety, will speak at a convention | Pody will choose a May Queen for Service Circle, International Order. io), the afternoon of May 17.|their annual May Day festivities, of the King's Daughters and Sons, The Missionary Breakfast will be aay 20, in an all-school election towill be welcomed into the organiza- | at 1:30 p. Ba May wa We Third | MOTTOW. Two sororities are plan- : on Yap » Shristian snuren I'. an rs. | ning ed e dances. od 3 peniet ce Omorrw | Virgil Havens, former missionaties/ hE he a are May Queen cana : ernoon, covered dish luncheon |io Africa, will preside. : [didetes. They are the Misses Dor will be served at the home of Mrs.| Leaders and teachers of women, | othy Srader, Lily Gebhardt and a , Se H. L. Stenger, 414 N. Arlington Ave, | Young people San childien- Will 3! Marie Schubert. Maids of honor at after a member of the cast had been injured in an accident. ill ve ena sectional © ! : 5% the festival will be the two defeated She, too. has served on the Civic’s board. She will play the hostess op usenet Mash wal corn | day and Wednesday afternoons. candidates. at the week-end party in “Oliver Oliver.” : Gable will have charge of the Silver . A horse show will be included this box supper and book review. Mem: | Mr. and Mrs. Tharp were faithful theater-goers long before Gross service. Mrs. pS J. Cornwell is Mrs, John Hardy and pe. Lona | vear in the May Day program. The | Mr. Tharp became president of the board in 1936. In 1931 they Gertz were to speak today a 1€ Women's League and Women's Ath-
bers of one sorority entertained alternate hostess and Mrs. A. C. Van | ; ; : ; daved in “The Vi p $a ® an p . , all-day meeting of the women of| over 41 ey PAW their mothers last night at an oe | both played in The Vinegar Trbe, another Osborn opus. A Arendonk. hostess chairman. Mem- [fo Central Baptist Church. Ms, letic Association are cosponsors. Thaip bas appeared in two other plays and bi eviously designe bers of the hostess committee TH ogeinionlon sgoaMauni @ J ‘Members of the DePauw and Informal party. two other stage settings. Now another member of the Tharp clude Mesdames I. W. Davies, Fred | ar ar, Nala Hor B ” 1S diana University chapters of the family is a devoled theater ‘worker, Since her gradustion from Igieele, J. B. Wiles. M. R. Williams. | og a BEng. TE terion on | bbe Omicron Pi are to attend the Smith College, their daughter, Miss Betty Tharp, has taken part |, © wagner, L. E. Shaffer, W. T. Te A ar oity and Isl utler University chapter dance Friin nunerous activities. ik nchia _.» | White, Dora Wright and Miss Mary | churches.” ; SAY sugh at Meridian Hills Country Pi ThA, Sen oh 2 ied Seluing for “Oliver Oliver Louise Neier. PO . Raabel Grannis was: to.sing Sia AS SILHSS S00 MS a Sons and cicse a yellow and white color theme. S SE 85. | dit, $ , also w ‘ In the cast with Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Pantzer are Catherine Mrs. Claude Smith will A luncheon was to be served at noon | pjeqges in charge are Miss Mary
discuss Q , i rch. stesses were to be ick ODY : Clay, Catherine Heard, R. Kirby Whyte, C. C. Robinson, Ned Le- [public Institutions” at the meeting | >t the church Hos ; Jane Eble, tickets and programs; fevre and Paul H. Krauss III &| Mesdames Ernest VanOrsdel, Ran-| Miss Louise Balay, orchestra; Miss
> > | : : A : Assisting Mrs. William Coleman Atkins, chairman of the [today of the Service Study Club at) som King, C. P. Patton, W. N. Metz- | Elinor Randall, invitations; Miss furniture committee, are Mrs. Dudley A. Pfaff and Mrs, Edward |the Bridgeport Nutrition Camp. |ger and Miss Ora Johnson. Ruth Jayne Shewalter, decorations.
A luncheon and banquet on Sature day are planned in celebration of the silver anniversary of the founding of Delta Delta Delta Sorority on the Butler University campus in Irvington in 1914, Afternoon ceremonies will include the dedication of a new library at the chapter house and a display of the chapter archives under the supervision of Mrs. Richard George,
The Park School Mothers’ Club today named hostesses and gate chairmen for the 10 gardens included in this year's annual garden tour A flower exhibit and tea at the Park School gymnasium will follow the tours on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. E. Francis Bowditch, Cambridge, Mass, who will be the new headmaster at the school next year, My i Wa Na—— and Mrs. Albert Rabb and mem- ® bers of the school faculty and their Mother S Dav wives will be hosts at the tea v ia ) . PY as Conduct Flower Exhibit | | a rries IY Nn Mesdames William Young, Ward |
Hackelman and John Gould are toy { be {
in charge at the gymnasium Mrs. Wilson Chairman Mrs. Ralph Lieber and Mrs. H. O will receive guests at the Walter P. Morton garden. Gate chairmen include Mesdames Robert Clark, Jack Adams and William Higgins. Mrs. Ralph Vonnegut and Mrs SO R Harrell are to be hostesses at the garden of Mrs. Roy Elder Adams. At the gate will be Mesdames Paul Fisher, William Mooney, Cleon Nafe and F. A Monty Mr. will
Mrs. Charles Wilson is arranging the luncheon to be served at the chapter house. She will be assisted by the Mesdames Norman Beatty, Otto Kirehemann, and Edward J. Hughes. Senior members of the organiza« tion will be presented to the alumnae by Mrs. Otto K. Jensen, alumni adviser and past national district president. “Delta Lambda looks to the Future” is the theme for the banquet at the Indianapolis Athletic Club,
i Sorority activities for the next] few days include several Mothers) Day dinners as well as a “kid” party,
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Members of Beta Chapter of Phi Alpha Sorority will entertain their mothers tomorrow evening | receive at their garden with with a banquet at Whispering Mrs. Post Milliken. Gate chairmen | winds.
ere will be Mesdames Robert : : toy onc B 1 - tempfel, Otto Frenzel, Elias At- The committee in charge will in
(ins and Julia Shields. (clude the Misses Eleanor Karibo, { Helen Filcer, Rosemary Linder and!
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Miss Elizabeth Moore will introe duce the speakers, including Mrs. Lawson Wise, Chicago, a charter
member; Mrs. Owen Calvert, na=
Larue Chaperons will be Dr. and Mrs,
Receive in Garden ! includes Mrs.
At the garden of Mrs.*Ear! Retter will be Mrs. H. S. Noel and Mrs. | William Doeppers, hostesses, and | Mesdames W. R. Mayer, F. G. Breiner, W. C. Von Kessler and F I. Shumaker, gate chairmen. eiving with Mrs. G. H. A.| Clowes in her garden wil! be Mrs Hathaway Simmons. At the gate will be Mesdames J. K. Goodwin, John Darlington, Irvin Wesley and Taggart Jr.
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A. L Garden devotees arriving at the home of Mrs. William Atkins will be greeted by Mesdames John Carck, Henry Atkins, John BookCharles Cox and Mrs. C. W lding, hostess At the J. K r. garden will be Mesdames \ Binford, Byron LaFolletee and R. M. Reahard, hostesses, and Mesdames Walter Cusack, V. F Harrell, William Tinney, Robert Hollowell and Charles Hammond, gate chairmen, Mesdames Doherty Sheerin, W I. Longworth, and G. W. Klein are to be hostesses at the garden of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas H. Noyes where gate chairmen will be Mesdames J. J. Kennedy, Lucius French, J. R. McNutt and George Swain, At the William Fortune Gacocden in Traders Point, Mesdames Bowman Elder, William Griffith and Harold West will be in charge The gate committee includes Mesdames Cone Barlow, H. G. Hoss, R. B. Moore and H. A. McGill Mrs. H. T. Van Landingham has been selected as hostess at the garden of Mrs. Samuel Dowden. Gate chairmen will be Mesdames Clavton Mogg, Clarence Efroymson, Hermann Kothe and 8S. W. Teny.
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Maccabees to Induct r . > « . New Officers Friday J. W. Sheffler and Mrs. Mary Kennedy will be installed as commander and lieutenant commander
of Tent-Hive 210, Indianapolis Chapter of the Maccabees, at 8 p.
m. Friday in the lodge hail, Cottage |
and Olive Sts Others who will clude John Proffitt, past commander. Robert Cavender, record keeper; Mrs. Flora Proffitt, chaplain; Mrs. Finnetta Sheffler, master-at-arms; Edgar Kelsey, sergeant: LeRoy Cavender, first guard; Mrs, Kathieen Quinton, George Kelsey, sentinel; Mrs. Mary Kelsey, picket; Elwood vencke, Judas Maccabeus; Mrs. Mabel Hawn, Deborah, and Chester Monrow, degree master. E. W. Thompson, Detroit, supreme commander, and R. M. Garrity, state commander, will attend
the installation. |
Library Party Set One hundred and forty members and former members of the Indianapolis Public Library staff will attend the library's annual Mav breakfast tomorrow morning at 8:15 o'clock in Block's Terrace Room. A special program has been arranged
be installed in-
second guard; |
Marie Kiefer. Miss Lois Claus will}
be toastmaster.
Members of Beta Chapter of Rho Delta Sorority feted their mothers] at an informal party last night at;
the home of Miss Hiida Brink. i {
| Hervey St.
Mrs. George Miller, 1427 N. Gladstone Ave, will be hostess to mem- | bers of Kappa Gamma Alpha So-| rority tonight at a “Kid” party.
New officers recently elected by! the Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers’! Club include Mrs. W. H. Blackley, president; Mrs. Edith Berry Alex-| ander, vice president; Mrs. J. E.| Boettcher, treasurer; Mrs. Russell Bosart, corresponding secretary, and | Mrs. Robey Smelser, recording sec- | retary.
Alpha Nu Chapter of Alpha Zeta) Beta Sorority will present = Mrs. | Margaret Wood Raley in a review of | (“Remember the End” at 8 o'clock {this evening at the Hotel Lincoln. | Mrs. Russell J. Adams will be chairman of arrangements.
Sigma Lambda Chi Sorority will hold a Mother's Day dinner at 7:30 Pp. m. Friday at the Canary Cottage. Committee members in charge of the dinner include the Misses Mar- | tha White, Virginia Hankins, Betty | uchanan, Jean Stuck and Emily! Hardy,
Mrs. Robert Fitzgibbon will en-| tertain members of Alpha Chapter, | Theta Sigma Delta Sorority, | this evening at her home, 2315 Ken- | wood Ave. Miss Pauline Loos and | Miss Margaret Berrie, members of} the May social committee, will] have charge of arrangements. 1 |
Plans were made for a box sup-| per for members of Beta Chapter, Phi Theta Delta Sorority, last] night at the home of Mrs. John! Howell, 523 N. Temple Ave. The| supper will be held Saturday at| Robinwood Inn.
Bridal Day Set
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E. Gates Jr. The hand props committee Byron, chairman; Mrs, Clarence Shumaker, Mis. Joseph R. Todd and Miss Mary Wagner. Mrs. George T. Parry and Mrs. Paul R. Matthews are in charge of costumes.
Dinners to Precede Party
Several dinner parties at Woodstock are to precede the Stansfield Circle's dance and bridge party Saturday night for the benefit of the Meridian Club. With Mrs. Wilbur D. Peat, Circle president. and Mr. Peat will be Messrs. and Mesdames Howard F. Foltz, John I. Kautz, Everett F. Mildner and Dr. and Mrs. Harold C. Ochsner. Mr, and Mrs. Alex Taggart Jr. will have as their dinner guests Messrs. and Mesdames Walter C. Hiser, F. Noble Ropkey and Horace E. Storer. One group will include Messrs. and Mesdames Hugh Carpenter, Harry V. Wade, Samuel Runnels Harrell, T. Baxter Rogers, A. K, Scheidenhelm and Karl T. Nessler. In another party will be Messrs. and Mesdames James Gardner Martin, John Hancock, John H. Bookwalter, H. Maurice Angell, Virgil W. Potts and Elwood B. Daugherty. At one table will be Messrs. and Mesdames I. S. DeFenelon, Paul B. Payne, Mark W. Enright and Dr. and Mrs. C. O. McCormick. Mr. and Mrs. William F, Wiggins will entertain informally at their home before the dance for Mr. and Mrs. William A. Shepler, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Koelling, Miss Dorothy Naughton and R. D. Brown Jr. Dr. Robert K. George also will be host for a party. Messrs. and Mesdames Eric Boswell, T. V. Chappell, Joseph E. Todd, Russell R. Benson, Robert L. Hiner and Jack Wilton will attend the dance together. One group which will play bridge includes Mesdames Logan Hall, William B. Burford, Allen A. Wilkinson and John G. Benson.
Christamore Outing Enjoyed
Past the little hobbyhorse sign on the lane leading to Mr. and Mrs. Otto N. Frenzel Jr.'s “Hobbyhorse Farm” Cristamore Aid Society members trooped yesterday in sweaters, skirts and tweeds for a luncheon meeting in an authentic country setting. Mrs. Frenzel Jr. was elected president of the organization for the coming year. Other new officers are Mrs. William Coleman Atkins, vice president; Mrs. William C. Bertermann, secretary, and Miss Frances Kearby, treasurer. New members elected yesterday are the Misses Irving Moxley, Barbara Haines, Margaret Ann Clippinger and Patricia FEaglesfield. The next meeting will be a luncheon June 13 at Woodstock Club. The board of directors of the Indianapolis Day Nursery will give a luncheon tomorrow at the nursery in honor of Mrs. John E. Messick, president, who recently returned from the National Conference of Day Nurseries in New York where she was elected to the national board. Mrs. Messick will preside at the regular monthly meeting at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the nursery, Mrs. Jackson Hazelwood of Easton, Pa. will arrive Sunday for a three-week visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Campbell.
Museum Shows Rush Paintings)
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Exhibits of 20th Century litho-| graphs and paintings by an Indiana || | artist are included in the May ex-|§ hibits at the Jahn Herron Art Mu- |§ seum. Miss Olive Rush, Indiana artist! now working in Santa Fe, N. M., is showing water colors, including several animal studies. The lithographs
lection are works of American, English, French, German and Mexican artists. A display of matenals used | in lithography is on display in the court as a supplement to the exhibit.
Omega Chi Has Dinner Members of Alpha Chapter, Omega Chi Sorority, will hold a| Mother's Day dinner this evening at Swift's. Miss Helen Mayrocker
Fritsch Photo.
Weds on June 3
' Golden Rule Chapter 413, O. BE. S.
Mrs. Harry Plummer will review “Dawn in Lyonesse” (Mary Ellen Chase) at the meeting tomorrow of | the Thursday Lyceum Club at the home of Mrs. Harry Wilson, 1635] Central Ave.
“Lilac and Tulip Time” is the theme for the meeting tomorrow of the Indianapolis Current Events| Club. Hostesses will be Mrs. M., J.| Billings and Mrs. J. C. Morrison. Following a business meeting, Mrs. | O. G. Merrill will present a flower | arrangement. An art exhibit, ar-| ranged by Mrs. Morrison, will be | shown. Mrs, J. M. Depweg will have charge of music. Responses to roll call will be famous works of art,
New officers of the Portfolio Club | will have charge of the organization’s annual picnic tomorrow.
Mrs. J. F. Matthews will entertain members of the Ladies’ Federation Club tomorrow at her home, 3326 N. Capitol Ave,
The 1908 Club's annual spring party will be held tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Walter Jones, 5874 N. New Jersey St,
EVENTS
SORORITIES
Alpha Chapter, Omega Kappa. 8 p. m. today. Hotel Lincoln. Miss Pat Agal, hostess, - Delta Chapter, Xi Delta Xi. 8 p. m. today. Miss Dorothy Reich, 3214 E. New York St., hostess. Alpha Chapter, Omega Nu Tau, 8 p. m. today. Hotel Lincoln, Business meeting.
CLUBS
Woman's Advance. Today. Mrs. Charles J. Cook, 2405 Carrollton Ave, hostess. “Waterway Projects,” Mrs. Frank F. Logsdon. Ephamar. Today. Mrs, C. E. Bell, 125 Columbia Ave., hostess. Irvington Quest. Friday afternoon, Mrs. David Lindner, 68 S. Audubon Rd., hostess.
LODGES
Cumberland O. E. S. 515. 8 p. m. today. Hall. Mother's Day observance, Stated meeting. Mrs. Helen Bangel and Frank Black, worthy matron and patron.
8 p. m. Friday. Temple, North and Illinois. Mother's Day program. Stated meeting. Mrs. Helen Ruskaup and George W. Everett, worthy matron and worthy patron. Bethel 16, Order of Job's Daughters. 8 P. m. Thursday. Millersville Masonic Temple. Mothers’ and Dads’ Night. Mrs. Marie Voke, Grand Guardian, honor guest.
CARD PARTIES
Golden Rule 25, Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. 8:30 p. m. today. Hall, 1002 E. Washington St. Ladies’ Auxiliary, General Protestant Orphans’ Home. Thursday. Home, 1404 S. State Ave.
onstrate the Drunk-o-meter.
daughter
| registered nurse, was sponsored by
Mr. and Mrs. Zack Sullivan, 1722 N. Alabama St. will entertain the] New Crusade Youth's Temperance Council Monday night. A representative of the State Police will demMiss Helen Bishop, vice president, will be in charge, The Girls’ Federation, Class of the Third Christian Chur will celebrate the 19th anniversary of its founding, May 19, at a mother and banquet at the church. Mrs. M. W. Reilly will review “All This and Heaven Too” (Fields) and Pasquale Montani, harpist, will play. Reservations may be made at the church office.
Home Nursing Class Completes Training
" Special ceremonies will be held at noon tomorrow for 13 members of a home nursing class at the Methodist Hospital. The class, held under direction of Miss Maude 'T'rowbridge,
the Methodist Hospital White Cross Guild. Among those receiving “diplomas” will be Mesdames Lula Bornman,| Myrtle Fawley, Bruce Ayres, Emma | Benjamin, Joann Simpson, Dorothy | Chadwick, Esther Kenny, H. G.| Lytle, Eugene Ratliff, Pearl Goings. | Walter Whicker and Miss Margaret!
McKenzie and Miss Lucille Vaneff. preside.
James Peeling and Prof. and Mrs. Clyde Clark. Miss Dorothy Ann Fisher, president, is arranging the Pi Beta Phi dance to be held at the chapter house, 831 W. Hampton Drive. She is assisted by the Misses Helen Evans, Barbara Belknap. Phyllis Pennington, Dorothy Jansen, Joan Silberman and Margaret Terry.
Book Review Planned By Lucille Dichmann
Miss Lucille Dichmann will review “Through Embassy Eyes” (Martha Dodd) at the monthly meeting of the Business Women's Guild of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church tonight in the church auditorium. Members of the parish chapter of the National Council of Catholic Women will be guests, Music will be provided by pupils at St. Agnes Academy. Miss Martha Mae Holmes will be accompanist.
Missions Group Meets The Women's Home Missionary Society of the Merritt Place Methodist Church will meet today at the home of Mrs. Warren Wise, 247 Leeds Ave. Mrs. Ruth White
will have charge of devotions. Mrs. |
Cleda Thompson, president, will
tional district president; Miss Lue cille Craigle, Butler chapter presi dent, and Miss Dorothy Daniel, chapter pledge president, Chapter awards will be made by Mrs. Jensen, Miss Lillian Martin is being assisted with banquet plans by Mesdames Merritt Thompson, Herman Porter, Marion Eppert and Robert Renick. Miss Imogene Pierson is arranging a musical program. Mrs, | Seward A. Baker heads the publicity committee, aided by Mrs. Fred | Howenstine and Mrs, James E. | Allen,
St. Catherine’s Club Holds Dance Tonight
St. Catherine's Dramalic Club will hold a May Dance tonight at St. Catherine's Hall, Shelby and Tabor Sts. The committee includes Thomas Mattingly, Ruth Baukat, Frances Clements, Rosemary Egan, Elizae beth Bryce, Marguerite O'Roark, Arthur Phelon, Patrick Wire, Albert Dunn, Bob Rohrman and Leo Curd,
On-Ea-Otas Meet
Mrs. Paul Van Treese will bs hostess at a 1 o'clock luncheon toe morrow for members of the On-Ea« Ota Club at the Dinner Date. A business meeting and bridge party will follow the luncheon.
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Miss Mildred Kottlowski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kottlowski, New Palestine, will become the bride of Arnold Dost on June 3 at the Zion Evangelical Church.
by a committee composed of Mrs. Ruth Richardson, Mrs. Helen Hull; | Misses Irene Keefner, Frances Foote, Marie Peters, Mary Rightmire, Jane! Allen and Catherine Bailey. :
Rehearsal Saturday
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will offer a toast to the mothers. Miss Loriene Fillenwarth is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Mary Mantin .Oslos and. Mrs, Norman
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