Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1939 — Page 21

FRIDAY, JUNE

Women Voters f

I aunch Indiana Reliet Survey

Economic Welfare Branch Seeks to Learn Whether | Agencies Overlap.

Times Special | LAKE MAXINKUCKEE, June 2.| —A survey of relief in Indiana will be one of next year’s major projects] for the ‘economic welfare depéartment of the Indiana League of Women Voters. The study plan was drawn up alt | a two-day conference of league de- | partment chairmen vesterday at the summer ‘cottage of Mrs. Richard Edwards, Peru. A panel presentation of the findings in ‘each of the state leagues will be the culmination of the relief survey. Provision was made also at the conference for ‘complete programs and adequate sources for the ‘other departments of the organization. Mrs. Edwards, program co-ordina- | tor ‘expressed the state league's attitude by saying, “The league feels that it is important to gather, in an authoritative ‘manner, facts which are available in regard to relief be-| ing given in both public and private agencies to determine whether they overlap, whether the greatest needs are met and whether certain forms of distribution be ‘discontinued or ‘made permanent “We should find out,” Mrs. Edwards said, “‘t6 what ‘extent ‘our svstem of relief is consistent idea of govern- |

should

present the American ment.”

Bernice Emrich And Ben A. Davis ToW ed T onight

Be of Jr

with

Miss Lucille daughter and Mrs Emrich become the bride of Ben Arnold Davis, son ‘of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas J. Davis, Hinsdale, TI1., in a candlelight 8 o'clock ‘tonight the | Avenue Methodist ‘Church. | Rev. ‘Guy 'O. Carpenter will officiate before an altar banked with | Miss Louise play a program of bridal ‘music ‘on he bride's aunt, Mrs sing “At Dawn-

rice Mr

Emrich William will

single-ring service by

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greenery Swan will

the ‘organ ax

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1d 1 Emrich

will The bride will

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enter the church Her gown, fashtvle, will be ‘of white th lace inserts in the Her fingertip from a cap of seed poarl the sides by sleeves of the dress uflfed, and the bride will carry a aver Hook with & the wvallev and

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and

Davis

wear blue

the maid made skirt wear Pink and will bouquet with a The bridess ‘Charlotte Perrine Clara Farmer and will wear net pink and blue and will ‘carry of

net with a bouffant trim. She will

bows in her han

Cal colonial

shower I'OSEeS

pin

th showers 1d blue delphinium will be flower girl frock of white dotin blue. She will ar pink sweetheart rosebuds in her Marvin Emrich, a bride, will be ring-bearer 1 wear a white suit and will ca neg ¢ white satin pillow ther ‘of bridebest man Ushers Rothman, Arnd Newman and

1 Swiss trimmed

He a Carl Emri the groom, will wi include

be Robert thur Woods, Raymo Francis Flaks Follows the wedding, a reception will be held at Whispering Wi couple will leave on a trip to northern Michigan and will June 20 at 1429

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be at home N. Mount St

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Party Is Set Tuesday

bridge ard guest aay be Miesday hy the Inter Alia Chub at Mrs. 'C. A. Peterson, Ivania St

A breakfast meeting will held members of the home of 4400 N. Penns will be served 11:30 a. m Mrs. J. Browning Gent, president will preside and members of the social committee will have charge of Program arrangements

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Gold and grey the personal wardrobe of

actress

Annual Dinner, And Conce

An annual dinner

crepe make a classic Irene Dunn, This gown with a full skirt of grey

meeting, a picnic supper

costume for Hollywood crepe

gold ‘crepe. The

of the

Picnic Supper

ere on Church Lists

a concert and a talk ‘on

vouth are among activities planned for this evening by organizations affil-

iated with Indianapolis ‘churches

Delegates from 44 Marion ‘County and their wives will attend the annual dinner rd Chirstian

members Church Union tonight served at ‘6:30 p.' m

at the Thi

Mrs. Maude Ru will speak as the representative of Other Ashby, Holloway, church the Rev. EE. BE Rothenburger, Paul Preston, ciples of ‘Christ W. FP. Moon, director of music af the ‘Central ‘Christian ‘Church, wiil have charge of the special music

mpler the Union include Same H B ntendent; Dr. W. host pastor, and Dr officer of the Dispension fund

speakers will

board ‘chairman; superi

Moorman

Patrick

retam of

Roonev executive secYouth will speak to members Philip Neri Council of the Conncil Catholic Women at 8:30 p. m. today in the church auditorium. His subject wiil de “Is Youth a Problem?”

the Catholie

Council, of the St.

National of

Mrs. Lois H. Evans ridian St be joint picnic supper of the Calendar Club the Woman's Missionary Auxiliary and the Friendly Guild of the First Friends Church at 12:30 p. m. today at her home

5018 N

is to hostess Tor the

Members of the West Park Christian Charch 'Cheir will sponsor a concert of Negro spiritual music at 8 ‘o'clock this evening in the church. 36 N. Addison St

Me- |

initiation services

Christian ‘Churches, ‘church board of the Christian Dinner will be

Chure h

Group to Attend

at Richmond

Rite

Alpha sorority,

Omicron Alpha, national will conduct state initiation ceremonies Sunday the Delaware Hotel in Richmond, The 11 ters in Indianapolis will about 45 women Miller, Indianinitiated inte Alpha Mrs. F. E. Cline, a be reinstated into Alpha Chapter. Mrs. Robert Richey be inducted into Mu ‘Chapter Miss Laverne Williams will beof Theta ‘Chapter Indianapolis conduct Mrs Indianapolis

in chapbe represented Hy Mrs. Charles 1 will and

will

apolis be Chapter

founder

will and come a member Mrs. J. R. Sentney national president, Wwiil assisted by Charles E. Kuhlman, national treasurer; Mrs. L. C. True Tndianapolis, national historian: Mrs. C. R. Wyatt, Mrs. L. 'C. Brown both of Thdianapolis; Miss Georgiana Keaton, Mrs. Voris Lambert and

Mrs. Harold Wiegman, all of Columbus, nd. Mrs. Russell Bleeke, Tndianapolis, will sing at the luncheon

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NORTH SIDE Atkine Flower Shop Cecil Crabb Collere Flower Shon Forest Wills Floral Service Garrick Flower Shop A. D. Stanley & Son a Wiegand's Sons Co. . Stone

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Soh ower Shop Rd Ave, Flower Shop bY oral Co. J. Wy Fir ower Shop ieman Sons . H. Schwomeyer

has an interestingly

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draped bodice of mustard end

sash is of grey and a short jacket

same shade of crepe may be wom

Miss

— will speak at the 19th annual meet-

May Gorsuch To Present Pupils Miss Mav 'Gorsuch will her pupils in a recital tomorrow at

3 Pm at the D. A R. Chapter House

present

Appearing on the Helen Barry, Marjorie Baxter Nancy Beatty Caroline Briggs, Carolyn ‘Compton, Dorothy ‘Goss Janet ‘Gregory, Eleanor Horshman Patricia Hart, Jo Ann Hefflinger Jewell Kirkpatrick, Dorothy MacArthur. Joanne Noble, Janet Polson, Patricia Slagle. Norma Smith Charles Thompeon, Lida Jane Wasson, Robert Wasson, Betty Wii Kathe: ine Zehe and Rees Ziehe

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| Presentation

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To Gave Charter, 'a514 |T o Local Group

Will Be

Made by Atlantan Follow

ing Banquet Tomorrow.

Mrs. Fay T. Barrett, Atlanta, Ga. international president of the Pilot

[Club, will present a charter to the

'16cal | professional

branch of the business and classified organization following a banquet tomorrow at the

| Hotel Lincoln.

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and Mrs. Ruth Milligan, board mem-

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Planned

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Miss Tella ‘C. Haines is president of the local group of 17 members Other officers are Dr. Helen Crawford, vice president; Miss Margaret Pierson, ‘corresponding secretary, Mrs. Leila M. Kennedy, recording secretary: Miss Irene Fultz, treasurer, and Mrs. Mary Monette Craig

bers Mrs. Florence K. Thacker, a memwill act as toastmaster. Joseph Wood, president of the Indianapolis ‘City ‘Council, will give the welcome and Albert Stump, attor-| ney talk. | Organization members from Day- | ton, Memphis, Louisville, Lexington, Kv. ‘Chicago and Ft. Wayne will attend the banquet A breakfast and sight-seeing tour have been for Sunday morning Other ‘club members include Mrs ) ]

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Ida S. Broo, Miss Sally E. Butler, Miss ‘Cora May Elleman, Miss Charlotte M. Engle, Miss Velma 'C. Hert, Mrs. Flovd Mannon, Miss Cecile A Shields, Mrs. Mary Smith and Miss Bertah 1. Woolridage.

War Tine Norse To Address City

Overseas Group

Fashion 1s decidedly (Dutch.” Tt's very smart to a lerisp, girlish little day frocks and {bonnets like those in Pattern 8514 | they owe their youth and charm to the clothes worn by rosv-cheeked maids beside the Zuyder Zee! Pattern No. 851% is designed for sizes 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size 14 requires 41, yards of 36-inch ma=terial, with long sleeves; 4% yards [with shorter ones: 1'4 yards for the [honnet, and wide collar; 3 yard for narrow ‘collar and 2% yard for bon= net The new summer pages of attractive designs foi every size and every occasion, Is ready now Photographs sh ow dresses made from these patterns being worn, a feature you will enjoy To obtain a pattern and step-by step sewing instructions inclose 15 cents in coin together with the above pattern number and your size, your uname and address and mail to Pattern Editor, The Indian=apolis Times, 214 W. Maryland St

TgOINg weai

Mrs. Anne Bailey Hahn, Paris,

June breakfast of the Im-

Unit the Women's as Service League at 10:30 Sunday in Hunters’ Lodge of the Marott Hotel. Mrs. Hahn will the work the Paris unit the league and present-day ‘conditions in France Mrs. Hahn served with the American Red Cross in France, Ttaly and Albania during the World War and has living in Paris since then She has served two terms as president of the Paris unit and was treasurer during the convention in Paris in 1930 | The national convention next month San Francisco will be discussed during a short business meeting and officers are to wy elected

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I SORORITIES cremony S Set | wo Chapter, Sigma Delta Sigma

x : Mon. eve. Mrs. Billie Whorley, For 2:30 Today

Coleman-Hedges | G

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204 N. Randolph, hostess

(Zeta Kappa Chapter, Delta Theta Tau. 8 p. m. Mon. Spink Arms

Miss Paulyne Hedges, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hedges, will become the bride of John IL. Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Coleman, in a ceremony to be read at 2:30 Pp. m. this afternoon at the Third Christian ‘Church The Rev. William E. Rothenburger will officiate at the service before an altar banked with palms and ferns interspersed with ocandelabra. Mrs. B. 1. Connor, organist, will play bridal airs. | Mr, Hedges will give his daughter in marriage. She will wear a white redingote suit with white accessories and a White corsage Mrs. Robert Coleman, matron of honor, has chosen a white dress maker suit to wear for the ceremony. Her corsage will be of sweetheart roses, Mr. ‘Coleman, brother, will be

Sigma Lambda Chi. 7:30 p. m. Mon Miss Martha Hogue, 119 N. Shere man Drive, hostess CLUBS Fa-Lo-Sis. Today. Mrs 1211 W. 38d, hostess. Business Late Book. Tues. Forest Park, Noe blesville, Annual picnic. K. P. 7p. m today Miss Maxine Snyder, 40681 Byram, hostess, Plan vacation {rip in August. Delta Upsilon Auxiliary. 11 a. m, Tues Mrs. Mason King, 5632 Broadway hostess, Monthly breakfast bridge.

Louis Neff,

LODGE Major Robert Anderson Post, W. R., C. 12:15 p. m. Tues. Ft. Friendly. Business meeting, card party and white elephant gift party.

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