Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1939 — Page 7
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Mrs. Tony Gulotta and Mrs. Bob Swanson.
By ROSEMARY REDDING HERE is more than one driver in most of the cars running in today’s 500-mile race. Some people call them backseat drivers. But race drivers’ wives are more than backseat drivers. Some of them know more about mechanics than expert chauffeurs. But theirs is not a day of experting today. There are tens of thousands at the Speedway plant seeking thrills. As many more went for a chance spill. But the women whose husbands are driving those high-powered machines are praying and hoping that there will be not one single accident—not one single skid. The men risking their lives on the track are not just race drivers to them. They are husbands and fathers. Note that comely young woman in a box across from the pits. She is driving every mile, every turn, every straightaway. “Careful,” she pleads as Tony Gulotta heads into the south turn. She is one of many drivers’ wives who must stoically sit on the side lines today and pray and drive from that back seat. When Bob Swanson hits 129, perhaps in his subconscious mind he will recall that admonishment: “Not too fast, Bob, not too fast.”
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Indianapolis Athletic Club for a luncheon given by Mrs. Fred Of-
Race Spectators to Be Guests At Varied Social Events; Junior League Sets Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Kreusser to Entertain at Buffet Supper; Mrs. Edgar Gorrell Feted At Luncheon by Mrs. William Morris.
By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON
As Indianapolis blossoms into the world’s greatest glamour spot for a day, society is playing host to a distinguished list of visitors attracted by the thrills at the Speedway’s brick oval. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Kreusser, who will entertain 100 guests tonight at a buffet supper at their home on Cold Spring Road, have as their house guests for the race Armund E. Hunt, vice president of General Motors, and Mrs, Hunt of Detroit; Lieut. Benjamin Kelsey, cross country flyer, and Mrs. Kelsey of Wright Field, Dayton, O.; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schamehorn, Milford, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Wright, Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Larson, Anderson; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. McCray, Dayton, and Capt. and Mrs. S. E. Johnson, also of Wright Field. With the visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Kreusser and their daughter, Carol, and son, Richard, attended the race. Another race party included the Misses Dorothy Johnston and Virginia Layman; Sir James Hunt-Holley of Johannesburg, South Africa; Henry Chapin and Frank Shaver of Chicago; John Elam, Thomas Noblitt and Caleb Denny. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Veazey of San Antonio, Tex. are the race guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Veazey. Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Raub’s guests are their daughter and son-in-law, Capt. and Mrs. Frank Irvin of Wright Field, Dayton, and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Raub Jr, of Lafayette. Mr. and Mrs. Raub Jr. attended the race with Mr. and Mrs. Newell C. Munson. John Pulling of Naples, Fla, who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kackley, was their guest at the Speedway. Louis Harpole of Evansville is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walton M. Wheeler Jr.
Bobbitts Hosts at Track
Guests in Mr. and Mrs. Archie N. Bobbitt's box were Mr. and Mrs. Franklin S. Reynolds of Cambridge City and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krull. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schurmann will entertain at dinner this evening for Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Duckwall and their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Rodger of Winnetka, Ill. They occupied a box together at the Speedway Alex Chambers entertained at the race his nephew, Smiley N. Chambers Jr.; Thomas and William Wainwright, Mitchell McDermott and Henry Bennett. With Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Dunn were their son, Edward, and Carl Lieber.
Mrs. William MacGregor Morris gave a luncheon at the Indianapolis Country Club yesterday for Mrs. Edgar S. Gorrell of Glencoe, Ill, formerly of Indianapolis, who is here for the race with Col. Gorrell. Mr. and Mrs. William Rooe Simpson's guests at the Speedway were George Nixon-Davis of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. John Sloane Kittle Jr, the Misses Ruth and Sue Simpson and David and Robert Simpson,
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Mrs. Lou Meyer, Mrs. Babe Stapp and Mrs. Ralph Hepburn,
fenhauser, wife of the noted racing car craftsman. Among the guests was the wife of Harry Miller, dean of racing engine designers. The conversation? The topic that never grows old to them despite the pros and cons discussed for days during qualifications. Daily they have been assembling in the paddock across from the pits to keep
watch on their husbands at work, Mrs. Lou Meyer, wife of the Speedway’s only three-time winner, appears to be the “young dean” of them all. “Ask June, shell know,” they say when questioned on history, legend or mechanical problems in the racing world. Mrs. Mever probably is doing the kind of back seat driving today that her man likes. She sits back to watch intently as the “Flying Dutchman” sets his pace and holds it. Though she is not allowed in the pits she probably will be able to guess any mechanical difficulty arising. “I couldn't help it, could I, after 10 years?” she asked. She has driven the Bowes Seal Fast Special several times. Only this year she sent the car over a California dry lake bed at a speed of 120 miles an hour. The Meyer car has been kept mostly in town rather than at the track this year and needless to say, Mrs. Meyer has kept “an eye on it.”
June Brides-to-Be Are Busy With Parties and Showers; Betrothal of Seven Announced
With June, the traditional month of brides, just around the corner, young women of Indianapolis are busy with plans for approaching marriages and with showers and parties being given for them by friends. Parents of seven local young women have announced their engagements. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Updike, 1356 S. Sheffield Ave., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Norma Updike, to Maynard Jarvis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel | Jarvis, Connersville. The wedding for Miss Boyd June 16 at her home, will be Saturday in the parsonage 5645 Winthrop Ave. of the West Morris Christian] Church.
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Miss Marie Holmes, who is to Road, has announced the engagemarry John Thomas, Huntington, ment of her daughter, Miss Lucille
HE champion race driver, be i% when the family, including the
spin, with “Mother” at the wheel. cast of this year’s race. The vivacious and dark haired
their 10-year-old daughter, Doreen, had been left at home in California. Yesterday her father received a post card from her indicating
that she wished to see him the win
winner, Daddy,” she wrote. Mrs. Swanson is proud of the 129 miles an hour her “hubby” made at the qualification trials this year and she
is confident he will “go somewhere cylinder Sampson,
Young Tony Gulotta is on hand to see his father race for the
first time. He has been busy the las
own and his mother reports that he really does a swell job of timing. He is interested in being a “driver like Pop” but Mrs. Gulotta says: “We'll have to see about changing that.” In previous years little Tony has listened to the races via radio at home in Dearborn, Mich.
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RS. BABE STAPP appears to be one of the most fatalistic in
attitude toward her husband’ ability and says she can look on wi
Club Arranges Garden Party ¢ For Saturday
American Home Division Plans Annual Affair At Holcombs.
of the Woman's Department Club is planning its annual garden party for Saturday afternoon at the J. I. Holcomb estate. Program features will be a Chi-
will be honored at a miscellaneous nrorrison, to George C. House, son shower and bridge party at 8 o'clock! ¢ ar. and Mrs. C. E. House tomorrow evening at the home of | Park Ave. > Mrs. George H. Boots, 4239 Boule-|.;.q june 24 in St. Paul's Episcopal vard Place. Miss Holmes’ marriage; «on will be June 24 at Vie Hine 31 her Miss Morrison attended both Butparents, Mr. ang Is r UT er and Indiana Universities and is! Holmes, Wataga, 1. a member of Delta Gamma SororGuests are to include Mesdames ity. Mr. House graduated from InRalph Schadd, E. H. Kemper Mc-|sian, University and the Indiana Comb, Earl Spiegel, Hanson Gif-|y,w school. He is affiliated vith ford, Donald Dean and her house gioma Chi and Sigma Delta Kappa guest, Warner Hausen, Ft. Atkinson, Fraternities Wis.; the Misses Hilda Thomas, =
” ” 8 Betty Foster, Margaret Killenbach,]| Josephine Boyd, Helen Tipton, | Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Gage, 1511
Gretchen Kemp, Ruth Barwick, N. LaSalle St., have announced the Cora Bell, Anna Schaefer, Theo|engagement of their daughter, Miss Parr, Eleana Raglin, Edith Ross,| Elizabeth Marie Gage, to Otha EdLena Brady, Eva Thornton, Freda win Dobbs, Indianapolis. The wed-
Hart, Virginia Childress and Alvine ding will be June 24 in the Tenth Wichhorst. Street Methodist Church. Mr. Dobbs ” is the son of Mrs. Ollie Gray, Nash-
Miss Violet Hopper's engagement Ville, Tenn. to Vernon Johnson has been an-| | nounced by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Hopper, 3927 W. 10th St. The wedding will be at 8 o'clock June 9 in the Tabernacle Baptist Church. Mr. Johnson's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson.
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1716 Orange St., has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil F. Altom, 440 S. Ritter Ave. The couple will be married at 8 o'clock Thursday morning, June 22, in St.
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Bruce to Frank Anderson will take place July 1. The bride-to-be is the | Miss Grace Morgan, daughter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph |Mr. and Mrs. James F. Morgan, Bruce, 533 Buchanan St. Mr. An-| whose marriage to Leland Wright derson’s parents are Mr. and Mrs.|will be in June, was entertained Albert Anderson, 615 Cottage Ave.
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recently with a linen shower at the | satin princess gow
The American Home Department |
Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. Rex Mays and Mrs. Fred
noted, becomes the back seat driver two children, go out for a pleasure
The children will listen to a broad-
mits, she might have been concern
before stopping.
Mrs. Bob Swanson disclosed that Mrs. Stapp admits that if she
ner. “I hope you come close to the
» at the wheel of the powerful 16- three children; Ted Horn, William
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ed. As Stapp came by the pits the '
car was enveloped in steam. He was traveling too fast to stop and coasted about half way about the track to the east side straightaway
| had not seen the mechanical diffi |
culty as he passed the stand she probably would have had some bad | moments when he didn’t show around the far turn in a few minutes. | Mrs. Wilbur Shaw is one of the wives who “prefers to keep her |. nose out of her husband's business.” She seldom goes to the track. | Other drivers who are married include Jimmy Snyder, who hag |
(Shorty) Cantlon, Herb Ardinger, !
two children; Cliff Bergere, Frank Brisko, George Conner, George | ,
t few days with a stop watch all his and Deacon Litz, one child,
confidence and hope.
They know for one thing that
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s work. She has confidence in his little skid may bring tragedy.
th a “calm eye.” Last year, she ad-
Federation of International Travel-Study Clubs to Seat Officers at Session Tomorrow
Officers and chairmen of the Federation of International Travel-Study Clubs and of the Artman Council will be installed at the meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening in the Travertine Room of the Hotel Lincoln. Four new chapters will be guests at the meeting. Mrs. Elmer Johnson will be inducted as president of the Artman Council and Mrs. J. Francis Huffman, recently re-elected president of the Federation, will be reinstalled., Other Federation officers include Mrs. H. H. Esky, Indiana Chapter, first vice president; Miss Frances Henzie, Anglo-India Chapter, second vice president; Mrs. A. M. Feist, Cherokee Chapter. corresponding secretary; Mrs. William McGuire, recording secretary; Mrs. Jack Rhoades, treasurer, and Mrs. Kath-
Pauline Muench
To Attend Delta
nese pageant under the direction of
1131 Mrs. Fred L. Pettijohn, selections by | auditor. The couple will be mar-|the Seventh District Federation of Guire and Rhoades were re-elected
Clubs Chorus and the American Home Department Chorus. of vocal and instrumental pupils of Jordan Conservatory of Music also are to appear. Mrs. Charles M. Maley and Mrs. Helen Talge Brown are in charge of ticket sales. Mrs. Harold O. Warren is arranging a social hour and Mrs. J. Weinhardt is general chairman.
Brunson-Foltz
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
The engagement oe Miss Mary was the scene of the wedding today! mittee for the evening are Mes- | Gladys Altom to William A. Brandt, | of Miss Mildred Foltz, daughter of games H. B. Clow, Brewer T. Clay, ! son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. David N. Foltz, 1403 N. J. Smallwood. Fred Hofert, Max Denver, Colorado Springs, Salt Lake gm ©. Collin
{Union St., to Vern H. Brunson, son fof Mr. and Mrs. John Brunson, { Rochester. The Rev. Fr. John Joseph Broegger officiated at the double ring ceremony preceding the nuptial high mass. Mrs. Clay Britton and (Mrs. Emil Claus, aunts of the bride, {sang for the mass. The bride, who was given in mar(riage by her father, wore a white n with a long veil fastened into orange blossoms at ‘her head. She carried calla lilies
A group |
Nuptials Held at | Sacred Heart|
Theta Tau Rally
[to their posts. A bridge party and style show, a
leen Andrews, Evangeline Chapter, Mesdames Huffman, Mec-
depends the family's budget for a whole year. i And, too, they know—even though they won't admit it—that ons |
Perhaps that's why Mrs. Jimmy Snyder's hair is so gray at 28.
Barringer, one child; Rex Mays, Joe Thorne, Floyd Roberts, three chil« | dren; Kelly Petillo, Russell Snowberger, Tony Willman, two children, |
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Are the wives afraid? They won't admit it. Instead, they say, “We | Just can’t express it.” They watch with a mixture of fright, pride, |
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Church Group | In Irvington to'
Elect Officers
Little Flower C. Y. O.-Hi Club to Have Skating Party Thursday.
Election of officers is planned as .) a part of the program for a general meeting this week of members of a woman's association affiliated with a church. One chapter of the Cathe ’ olic Youth Organization is planning a skating party for Thursday evee ning.
Mrs. Charles A. Mueller, social
Officers of the Munsee Chapter at party for actives by newly initiated
| Muncie, recently received into the] | Federation, will be installed at the Members and a business meeting are among sorority activities for this
meeting. { Mrs. Robert Caplinger, secretary week and next. Officers have been (announced by one group and an-
|of the Foundation committee, will {present a report on the recently established scholarship fund. The|Other has chosen its delegate to a scholarship has been named the Dational convention. Adelia Artman Scholarship in mem- Mi . iss Pauline Muench, 3228 Colory ot the founder of the organiza- lege Ave, will be a delegate from : : _|Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Delta pm Edin Bret OL Mivs. Map riety Tau at the 34th annual conhr TO ram for the evenin eo | vention of the sorority June 14-17 © progr 3 8. > Members from
, : _{at San Francisco. Frank Sojes of Lie a hb [he East and Middle West will trav-
4 (el in a special train leaving Chithe piano by Mrs. B. B. McDonald. Mrs. Lyman H.
pg al 7 iva wi . _lcago on June 9. bs San ¥ ia arepian Will. eon Rhoades and Mrs. Imogene Muilins SE g tal _|Reddell will accompany Miss | Members of the hospitality com | Muench. Included on the itinerary will be
City, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, Victoria, Can., Billings, Mont., Yellowstone National Park and St. Paul.
| Norris, A. M. Feist and Vaughn | Cook. |
'Tinders Taking
Marriage Trip,
Miss Maxine Staley will head Beta Chapter of Sigma Delta Sigma for the coming year. Other recently elected officers are Misses Mabel White, Dorothy Carey, Gertrude Childress, Kathryn Bovard and Mae
| Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Tinder will| McCann.
‘be at home Friday at 941 N. Gray| A style show of summer fashions | St. after a short wedding trip. They|is to be presented during the bridge | were married yesterday afternoon in party at 2:30 p. m. Saturday, June a ceremony read by the Rev. Fr. Ed-|19, which will be sponsored in
service worker for the Wheeler Res= |cue Mission, will discuss “The Worth of a Soul” during the afternoon sese {sion of the all-day meeting Thurs« {day of the Woman's Association of the Irvington Methodist Church at the church.
Members of the board will meet at 10 o'clock in the morning and a gen= eral business meeting of all departe ments will follow. Officers of the Home Missionary Society are to be installed and officers of the associa= tion will be elected. Mrs. J. E, Smiley, president of the Indianapo= lis District of the Woman's Home Missionary Society, will speak.
Members of Circle 5 with Mrs. J, E. Hankins, leader, will be in charge of the luncheon at 12:30 {p. m. Mrs. A. F. Henley and Mrs. gs will be hostesses for
{the day. Miss Edna Muir, deaconess af Fletcher Place Mission, will lead de= votions and a trio, composed of (Mesdames Helen Olsen, Bertha Macy and Elizabeth Marquette, will sing. Mrs. Fannie Teeters will ace company them. {
Members of the C. XY. O.-Hi Club of the Little Flower parish will sponsor a skating party Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at Holy Trinity Hall. Ray McKinney, president, will be assisted by Misses Marjorie Selle
Miss Dorothy E. Lagler, daughter of Edwin C. Lagler, Columbus, O.,| | will be married June 24 in the Zion | Evangelical Church to William H. | Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
{ bride-to-be, assisted the hostess. |and wore a locket which had be- | Guests included Mrs. Albert|longed to her mother. Wright, mother of the bridegroom- | Miss Martha Harmon. cousin o to-be, and the Misses Mary Mec-|the bride and maid-of-honor, was Afee, Ruby Phillips, Pauline Barco, attired in a pale pink gown of]
One group attending the race included Dr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Funkhouser and their week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Klaes of Dayton; Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Haggard, Messrs. and Mesdames Bruce Mainland, Lee Frazier, Francis Gasper and Ralph Czerwonky. In another party at the Speedway were Mr. and Mrs. George Purdy and
|ward Sahm before the fireplace in| Ayres’ auditorium by the local chap- ¢ the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority ters of Alpha Zeta Beta. house at Butler University. Members of the committee in Mrs. Tinder before her marriage charge include Mrs. Lillian Mcwas Miss Orilda Brillhart, daughter jjjster, Miss Helen Lovell and Miss
meyer, Jane Lamoureaux, Mary, Kennard; Messrs. James O'Brien, Jack Kennard, Jack Spaulding and Donald Lot.
their week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Purdy and Mrs. E. S Purdy of Philadelphia: William Lockbridge and Dovd Dudley Iil. Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Fadely will entertain with a picnic supper this evening at their farm on White River for a group who attended the race together. Included will be Mr. and Mrs. George Hilgemeier Jr, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Foster and their week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Stern and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jaffee of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Foster gave a cocktail party last night before entertaining at the Indianapolis Athletic Club dinner-dance.
New League Members to Meet
New provisional members of the Junior League of Indianapolis will meet Thursday with the Junior League's board of directors and the provisional course training committee at a picnic luncheon at the country home of Miss Josephine Madden, education chairman in charge of the course for new members. Provisional members, announced today, are the Misses Esteile Raub Burpee, Margaret Ann Clippinger, Ann Elliott, Mary Stewart Kurtz. Virginia Layman, Mary Luten, Mary Louise Merrell Margo Sheerin and Retty Jane Tharp; Mesdames Jean Black, William Walk Garstang and Warren Ruddell. A general Junior League meeting next Tuesday mornat Woodstock Club will be followed by luncheon and an afternoon of golf, tennis and bridge Mr. and Mrs. Hiram W. McKee were hosts today at their home in Traders Point for their annual Decoration Dav picnic luncheon. Among the guests was Mrs. Fritz Remshardt of Heilbronn, Germany, who is visiting her father. Galvin L. Payne, and Mrs. Payne. Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery L. Lewis also will give an annual picnic supper party this evening at their home in Brendonwood and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Coldwell entertained at a picnic luncheon Attending the Indianapolis Country Club dance tonight with Harlan J. Hadley, club president, and Mrs Hadley will be Mr. and Mrs. Myron R. Green and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Hood. Mr. and Mrs. Hadley have as their house guest Mr. Hadley's mother, Mrs. H. H. Hadley of St. Petersburg, Fla. Their daughter, Miss Kathryn Hadley, is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Msr. Elliott B. Hadley at St. Petersburg and another daughter, Miss Barbara Hadley, a sophomore at Smith College, will visit friends in New Jersey and Pennsylvania before returning the last of June. ;
Entertain at Club for Guests
Dr. and Mrs. Russell Sage will entertain at the Country Club dance for a group who attended the Speedway race, including their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rawden and their son, Robert, of Wilkinsburg, Pa.; Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wisehart of North Salem. Dr. + and Mrs. I. W. Wilkens, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Boggs. Mr. and Mrs. George Mercer and their son Richard, and the Misses Doris Crane and Betty Bacon Another group at the Country Club party, who were spectators at the Speedway, will include Messrs. and Mesdames Norman Rauch Kevers, Hubert Jackson, Samuel Griffith. Henry Todd and their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. William Forbes of Marion: Miss Frances Kearby and James A. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Obie J. Smith Jr. also will entertain at the Country Club after attending the race.
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|S ider, 3902 Carson Av: | ali elzeder, 3902 Canyon 4%, Mesdames William Rudolph, Wil-
$5 @& & liam Gough, William Godbey, Paul Hawickhorst, will be honored at sev-| Well First Congregational Christian | to-be will be held Friday evening at| Officers will be installed at a Meng will entertain at a luncheon urday at the Millersville Masonic hostess for a bridge party and bridal on “Happy Hours in Mexico.” Miss will entertain with a garden party Sweden.”
Lambda | Following the ceremony a wedding with a wreath of orange blossoms. |
|mousseline de soie worn over taffeta. Her small hat was of tiie same material and she carried a colonial bouquet. Miss Lois Claus and Miss Mildred Thomas, also cousins of ar. Brillhart gave his daughter in the bride, wore similar dresses of | marriage. Miss Ruth Hitzelberger, blue mousseline de soie. pianist, accompanied Miss Lois MorEdward Sauer was the best man isn vocalist. and ushers were John Harmon, a! The bride's gown was a floor cousin of the bride, and James length type of a novelty cotton. Mrs. Ferguson. {Tinder wore a fingertip veil caught
lof Mr. and Mrs. George A. Brillnart, | 324 E. 46th St. The bridegroom's | parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Tin-|
|breakfast was held at Bluff Crest (for the bridal party and members {of the families. A reception will be given at 8 o'clock tonight at the home of Mrs. Brunson's parents. | Following a wedding trip of several weeks, the couple will make their home in Indianapolis.
Her shower bouquet was of white roses and corn flowers. Miss Madeline Price, maid-of-honor, wore a pale pink gown made on similar 'lines as that of Mrs. Tinder's. Carson Dennett was best man. Foliowing the ceremony a recepltion was held in the sorority house.
Miss Virginia R. Boyd, who will be| Raab, Paul Wood, Orville Loux, eral parties this week and next. The | Pi Lambda Thetas Church. the home of Mrs. Russell J. Dean,!| luncheon meeting of Pi June 9 at the Columbia Club. { Temple. shower on June 12 at the Antlers Evelyn Trudson's topic will be H. A. C. Gives
| Misses
Irene Pletts, Alpha Tau Chapter, Ann O'Donnell, Marguerite Herrman, Jane Schnell and Ruth | Beard, Alpha Nu, and Misses Alma
Mrs. Maude Rumpler vill represent the women of the Christian Church Union when she speaks Friday eve= ning at the annual dinner meeting of the union at the Third Christian
Quinn, Nelda Damm, Dorothy Heiden, Gladys Emrich, Mary Louise Walpole and Marsha Shank.
New members of Alpha Chapter of Phi Delta Pi will entertain] actives at a party at 8:30 p. m. to-| morrow at the home of Mrs. Lillian Herr, 1313 Woodlawn Ave.
Miss Mary Jane Wilde will entertain members of Zeta Chapter of | Phi Theta Delta tomorrow evening at her home, 3956 Boulevard Place.
Pledge services, initiation and in-| stallation of officers were conducted | by Epsilon Pi Chapter, Delia Theta | Tau Sorority, following a dinner) party recently in the Rainbow | Room of the Severin Hotel.
married June 24 to Frederick H.| Austin Eytchison and Ralph Bedceremony is to be performed in the| A personal shower for the bride-| Will Install Officers 5613 E. Washington St. Miss Grace| Theta Sorority at 2:30 p. m. SatMiss Madeline Sander will be] Miss Belle Schofield will speak Hotel and Miss Emma Manshardt “Glimpses Into Norway and Victory Dance
EAR JANE JORDAN-—I am a
| Members of the Hoosier Athletic! Club and their guests will dance to-| night at the Victory Open House | three-room apartment which was
newly decorated Roof Garden of the can buy a home. club. |
cially for the season at the annual| 2830. Speedway Sport Dance last night. |
was presented. [as if it hurt him. This woman has
Among those attending the affair] I suppose you have heard of M were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mattes, South | My husband reads those books an Bend, who were race week-end I sometimes think that if it weren’ guests of Mr. and Mrs. George he couldn't live. Over the week-end Bechtold at their country home in! but during the week when he gets Fall Creek Highlands. Mr. and Mrs. | Wwe don’t say more than ten words a
hostess to Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Ker-|got up from the table and cheval, South Bend. [When I got through washing my d
and Mrs. Louis Crowe and Mr. and Mrs. William Nunnelly, Louisv Attending with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huse were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kellnor, Louisville, and Robert Zumba, Independence, Kas.
he would say so, for he give me some advice.
Angwer—You'll have to_get him » \
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| After we were married we lived with the people I] ployed you? worked for for two weeks. After that we moved to a | beginning did he advise you to go?
Th ¢ was _/ Mme a card asking me to come back and work for her © Rol Gaiden Wat opened off When my husband came home that night I| pleasant over the week-end when conditions remain | Russell gave him the card. He read it and said, “What do | the same over both periods? Choose one of his pleas-' arms. Horace Riggs and his Black Cats! You think?” I said no. After that my husband went provided the music and a floor show | around being ¢ool and if he said one word he acted
Thomas Kercheval were host and that. One night when we finished eating my husband went into the living room.
In Robert Potter's party were Mr.| the living room, too. He got up and left the room. 2 I love my husband more than life itself. lle. me he loves me, too. I know if he didn’t love me | there to do but increase your acquaintances so that | is not the type to lie. Please | yOu will have a better basis of comparison?
girl of 18. My you what has displeased him. Did he want you to go |
husband is 25. I have been married four months. | back and work for the woman who formerly em- | Officers
When you talked about the offer in the I am completely | really what we | in the dark but you must have some inkling of what |
Miss Consuelo Zickendrath was |
Mrs. Arthur Moran was initiated.| installed include Mrs. | Maurice B. Johnston, president; | Mrs. E. R. Bebout, vice president; | Mrs. Harry Anderson, treasurer;
party from 9 until midnight. on the Wanted. We are putting money in the bank so we | is in his mind. A man doesn’t shut up like a clam | Mrs. Richard P. Austin, recording | Immanuel
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Church.
Other speakers will be Samuel Ashby, board chairman; H. B. Hol= church superintendent; the Rev. E. E. Moorman, Dr. W. FP, Rothenburger, host pastor, and Dr. Paul Preston, Disciples of Christ pension fund official. W. F. Moon, director of music at the Central Christian Church, will have charge of a program of special About 150 delegates from the 45 Marion County churches, church board members and their wives will attend. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m,
Members of the Calendar Club, the Woman's Missionary Auxiliary and the Friendly Guild of the First Friends Church will hold their an«
(pledged to the organization and|pnyal joint picnic meeting at 12:30
p. m. Friday at the home of Mrs, Lois H. Evans, 5019 N. Meridian St.
The Class of Girls from the Young People's Department of the Evangelical and Re-
without cause. I wonder if you think that he is emu- | Secretary; Mrs. Herman Klinge, cor- | formed Church will conduct a class
About a month ago the woman I worked for sent | lating a character in the books he has been reading. | responding secretary;
Why should he be unpleasant during the week and |
ant moods and appeal to him to tell you what is on his mind. Nobody can work with a problem successfully without knowing what it is. ” » ”
| EAR JANE JORDAN-—I am a girl who has heen t for those books | going with a boy for three years. He is a fine | he is good to me, | hoy and we want to get married. He can hardly | home from work support himself, let alone a wife. He has no pros- | nd sometimes not | nents of getting a better job although he has tried | very hard. Should I stop going with him or stick! |and hope for the future? UNDECIDED.
ishes I went into | — Answer—I don’t know. Probably the boy isn’t agHe tells gressive enough to suit you. In that case, what is
a girl now. cFadden’s books? d lives by them.|
JANE JORDAN. ape Jordan whe will
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Miss Mae and Mrs. sergeant-at-
historian, Anderson,
Dillinger,
Members of Beta Chapter, Phi Delta Pi, held pledge services recently at the home of Miss Winifred Peters, 1131 W. 18th St. Initiates included the Misses Virginia Sieloff, Frances Bernaloher, Betty Werner, Louise Schneider, ! Viola Bozis and Margaret Pierson.
Miss Marjorie Willsey, 413 N.! Oxford St., was hostess recently to members of the Verae Sorores Chapter of the Verus Cordis Sorority at a pajama party. Attending the party were Misses Edith Nord, Mary Ann Perry, Kathryn Eden, Janetta Von Stoden, Thelma Turner, Helen Setterquist, Carol Hall, Marjorie Amt and Marjorie Willsey.
meeting at 7:30 p. m. Thursday at the church. Hostesses will include the Misses Dorothy Medsker, Ada Bruce and Veneda Schmidt. A teachers and workers conference will be held at 7 p. m. Friday at the church. Guest day will be held Thursday by the Gleaners’ Class of the Brightwood Methodist Sunday School at the home of Mrs. Harry Bowman, 916 N. Denny St. Host=
| esses will be the Mesdames William
Scholl, Arthur Miller and Mildred Scott.
Anniversary Planned
The Women's Auxiliary to the Railway Mail Association will hold its 40th anniversary luncheon next Tuesday at the Woman's Departe ment Club, 1702 N.. Meridian St. Luncheon will be at 12:30 p, m,