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daughter at shower and bridge party. Guests will include Mrs. R. W Stout, Davenport, Iowa: Mesdames | Fenner, J. W. Fenner, Guy E. Mor1 James Lamb, Charles D Misses Louise Fenner son, Louise Edwards, | Marian Gearen, Sarah Wills, Helen Barton, Julianna! McIntosh, Billie Lawrence and| Martha Reynolds

Dance to Open Riviera Club

A water carnival, fashion revue| and evening dinner-dancing will} feature the formal opening of the! Riviera Club for the summer season | this afternoon and evening. Wayne | Swope will be master of ceremonies. | assisted by Lawrence Drapier. Wallace O. Lee, charter member of the club, will make introductions during the opening ceremony at| 2:30 p. m. William M. Herschell, poet | and writer, will speak briefly. Members of the boys’ and girls’ | swimming teams of the Indianapolis Athletic Club will participate in the! water carnival during the afternoon. |

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Colorful Prom Tonight to Honor

Park School's Graduating Class; Back Stage Club to Hold Outing

Members of Park School's graduating class will be honor guests tonight at one of the traditionally outstanding events of the spring social season—the school’s senior prom. Guests will enter the gymnasium to find it transformed into a ummer garden. A fountain with changing lights surrounded by a rock wall of flowers has been placed near the entrance. Suspended from the ceiling will be lanterns forming a canopy above the dance floor. At one end sprays of roses will form a flower wall on the other side of which will be a garden terrace with garden furniture and hurricane lamps. Highlight of the evening will be the grand march led by Walter L. Milliken II, president of the student council, and his partner, Miss Carolyn Culp. Mrs. Post Milliken is in charge of the party, assisted by Mrs. August C. Bohlen, and mothers of the senior boys. Several of the students are planning dinner parties to precede the dance. William Mooney, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Henley Mooney, will be host to 40 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Lucius French will entertain a group of parents. Jack Behringer, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Behringer, and John Spalding, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Spalding, also are to be hosts at dinner parties. = = » = = 2 Napoleon will look for Josephine, Anthony for Cleopatra and Tristram for Isolde this afternoon at the Back Stage Club's annual outing this afternoon at the Brendonwood Community House. Mem-

bers will assume the roles of historical and fiction characters at a draw from the hat. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peltier, supper committee, arranged the game to match members as supper partners. A treasure hunt and old-fashioned charades depicting current events will provide entertainment from 3 o'clock this afternoon until 10 this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Badger, Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Ritter and Mr. and Mrs. William MacGregor Morris are in charge of the games. Mr, and Mrs, Peltier will be assisted by Messrs. and Mesdames Thomas J. Scanlon, Richard Bunch and Carl Reifsteck. = tJ 2 2 2 ” The Indianapolis Country Club has planned a mixed two-ball foursome for tomorrow at the club. Dinner will be from 5 to 7 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice T. Harrell will be hosts to the Indianapolis Association of Northwestern University Alumni tomorrow afternoon for a picnic and party at the Harrell cabin on Stony Creek near Noblesville. Leland K. Fishback heads the committee, Mrs. john Sloane Kittle will entertain at luncheon today at Woodstock Club in honor of Mrs. John Sloane Kittle Jr. and Miss Ruth Simpson. Mrs. Kittle Jr. was Miss Elizabeth Mills, Rome, N. Y., before her marriage in April. Miss Simpson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Simpson, will be married to William Wright Boyd June 20 at . John Lasher, New York, whq is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Morrison, will be among the guests, friends of the bride and bride-to-be. = = 2 = 2 2 After a busy season of literary discussions, Monday Club members are to play—golf and bridge. The annual June outing of the club is to be held Monday at the Indianapolis Country Club. Luncheon will precede the informal afternoon program. Assisting with plans are the Mesdames Mary Hendren, Gerald Gustafson, John F. Patton, William C. Ellery and Ernest Thompson, presidgnt.

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Miss Muriel Adams will teke over her duties as president of the Inter-Arts Club following installation of officers at a June party at 6:30 p. m. Monday at Brookview Inn. Other officers who will be {inducted include Miss Margaret {Coombs, vice president; Mrs. James Lesh, secretary, and Miss Helen Daniel, treasurer.

Members of the Women’s Society {of Indianapolis Florists will hold {their annual chicken dinner at 6:30 |p. m. Monday at Hollyhock Inn. Mrs. Arthur Hupp presented readings at the luncheon meeting of the Garden Study Club yesterday at the home of Mrs. Charles Murphy. Mrs. John White assisted the hostess.

Guests will include Mrs. John H. Bingham, Marion County Democratic vice chairman; Mrs. Kathryn Coleman. Indiana national committeewoman of the Young Democrats of America, and Miss Mary Louise Walpole, Young Demo-

crats 12th district vice president. (Mrs. Clements will be assisted by officers and members of the executive board of the Marion County organization.

Members of Chapter P of the P. E. O. Sisterhood will hold their annual picnic today at the home of Mrs. Charles N. Porter in New Salem. Mrs. R. L. Modesitt will assist the hostess.

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D.A.R. Groups Arrange Fetes For Flag Day

Two local groups of the Daughters of the American Revolution Will observe Flag Day Wednesday. One of the organizations will present an anniversary pageant. Members of the Caroline Scott {Harrison Chapter and the Old Glory Society of the Children of the American Revolution will hold a joint Flag Day party with a picnic and program at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday at Woollen's Gardens. The prize-winning essay of the D. A. R, “The Flag,” will be read at the opening of the program by Miss Rose Demerly, Lafayette. Mrs. George Caleb Wright is chairman of arrangements for the pageant depicttng the 25 years of the Old Glory Society. Assisting her wili be Mrs. Ray T. Fatout. Mrs. Fred I. Jones, junior president, will introduce the characters and Miss Jane Curry will be narrator. A copy of “Roster of Soldiers and Patriots of the American Revolution Buried in Indiana” (Mrs. Roscoe C. O'Byrne) has been placed on the City Library shelves by the D. A. R. chapter. The volume was presented to the library in memory of Mrs. Janes C. McLean,

EVENTS

SORORITIES Theta Chapter, Alpha Omicron Alpha. Tues. eve. Miss Clara Richards. 321 Denny, hostess. Verae Sorores Chapter, Verus Cordis. Tonight. Red Gables. Annual dinner and dance.

{Alpha Chapter, Phi Theta Delta.

Wed. eve. Misses Jerry and Pauline Loos, 808 Tecumseh Place.

[Beta Chapter, Sigma Delta Zeta.

Mon. Craigs. CLUBS

Board of Directors, Indianapolis Council of Women. Tues. Mrs. J. Malcolm Dunn, hostess. Luncheon honoring Mrs. D. T. Weir, retiring board members. Marian Guild, 2 p. m. Mon. Marion College, 3600 Cold Springs Road. Luncheon at 1 o'clock in Alverna Hall, LODGES

Fidelis Club, North Park Chapter, O. E. S. Mon. Mrs. Hazel B. Hayes, 1002 W. 32d, hostess. Mrs. Grace Barker assisting her daughter, Mrs. Hayes. Indianapolis Chapter 393, O. E. S. 8 p. m. Tues. Masonic Temple, 1522 W. Morris. Memorial services, initiation and regular business. Mrs. Tressie O. Kirk and Harry Comingore, worthy matron and patron. Beech Grove Chapter 465, O. E. 8. Tues. eve. Masonic Temple, Seventh and Main, Beech Grove. 4 x

Times Photos. 1. Mrs. Richard E. McCreary Jr. was Miss Elizabeth Taggart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander L. Taggart, before her marriage June 3 at the home of her parents on Spring Mill Road. Mr. and Mrs. McCreary are on a wedding trip and will be at home at 5941 Crestview Drive on their return. (W. Hurley Ashby Photo.)

2. Mrs. L. D. Foster (left) and Mrs. George Hilgemeier are assisting with plans for the Indianapolis Athletic Club Sunshine and Water Carnival Thursday at Highland Golf and Country Club.

3. Miss Estelle Rauh Burpee, daughter of Mrs. Hortense Rauh Burpee, became the bride of David Laurance Chambers Jr. Thursday afternoon in a ceremony read at the home of the bride's mother, 3025 N. Meridian St. Mr. and Mrs. Chambers will be at home at the Fairfield Colonial Apartments on their return from a cruise to Bermuda. (Ira L. Hill Studio.) 4. The Drybrough Abbey Chapter, Daughters of the British Empire, will sponsor a card party Monday at Block's auditorium. Mrs. Franklin McCray, Mrs. John R. Henderson and Miss Margaret Seegmiller are arrangements committee members. Proceeds will go to the British Old People's Home at Hollywood, Ill. 5. Lighting the first fire in the new troop house of the Service unit at Camp Dellwood, the Girl Scout Camp near Clermont, is Jean Farson of Troop 1. Troop camping began yesterday, Looking on are F. C. Thompson (second from left), president, and Louis Moller, treasurer of the Purchasing Agents’ Association of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Sheldon Sayles, chairman of the Scouts’

2 Sororities Hold National & Sessions Here

Additional Parties Listed For Omega Nu Tau Rose Ball.

Delegates from chapters of two national sororities are to meet here this evening and tomorrow while another group is holding its national convention in French Lick this week end. Alumnae of a college so-

cial sorority and a musical organization will close their meetings for the year with picnics tomorrow and Monday afternoons. Several additional parties have been arranged for the annual Rose Ball of the National Council of Ume=ga Nu Tau this evening in the Trae vertine Room of the Hotel Lincoln. Members of the national council of the organization will meet tomorrow morning and afternoon at the hotel. Mr. and Mrs. George Petersen will have as their guests at the dance Messrs. and Mesdames S. L. Hulsman, John McGuire, Fred Haunss, Al Slaughter and John A. Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. George Fink, Urbana, Ill, also will be among guests. Attending together will be the Misses Margaret Lee, Blanche Shane and Thelma Caste; Messrs. Henry Ross, Herbert Sears and Carl Hansing.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cisco wilt entertain at a cocktail party before the dance. Their guests will be Messrs. and Mesdames William F, Ruscher, Eldred Lee, Albert Smith, Miss “Helen Brown and Edward Gardner. In a party with Mr. and Mrs, Landis Godwin will be Mr. and Mrs. Neal Godwin, Mr. and Mrs. Theo= dore Taylor, Miss Anida Cassidy, Miss Paula Mathis, Michael Eckles and Marvin James. Miss Virginia Carter, Miss Edna Logan, Dr. A. Dale Miller and Corwin Alexander Jr. will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hill. Miss Lois Myers will be hostess to Elmer Paul and Mr. and Mrs, Rav Friddle. Guests of Miss Margie White will include the Misses Betty Lime, Margie Thornton, Mary Frances Kennedy, Messrs. Ted Druding, Gene Gorham, John Carter, Otto Asterger and Clarence Rode.

Mrs. Guy Morrison will be host ess today to members of the Indianapolis Alumnae Association of Delta Gamma at a picnic for their closing meeting of this year. Ase sisting her will be Mesdames Lee Carter, A. Frank Gleaves Jr.,, Dana Hannan and Miss Edna G. Nowe land. Seniors of the Butler chapter who will be guests at the meeting are the Misses Rosemary Bradley, Dor= othy Durham, Patricia Ferguson, Lois Stevens, Elaine Helms, Cathe erine Clay and Ann Stark. Committees for the coming year will be named by Mrs. Carter, ine coming president of the association.

camp construction committee. A Times feature story told how the Scouts planned to use part of the proceeds of the recent cookie sale for kitchens. Mr. Thompson called the association’s attention to the camp need and the organization voted to build one of the outdoor kitchens for the Scouts. 6. Mrs. Earl A. Schull, Miss Kitty Foutty, Miss Laura MecCarthy and Mrs, Thomas Cisco are in charge of the Rose Ball which the National Council of Omega Nu Tau will hold tonight at the Hotel Lincoln,

Nellie Garrison Bride Of Morgan R. Swain

Miss Nellie Kathleen Garrison, Indianapolis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Garrison, Columbus, O.,, and Morgan Robert Swain, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swain, Lizton, were married yesterday at the home of the bride’s par-

The couple will live in wedding

ents in Columbus. Sadia. olis after a short tip.

Mrs. Vaughn Cornish will be ine stalled as president of the Nu Zeta Alumnae of Sigma Alpha Iota, national honorary musical sorority, at the picnic meeting at 6 o'clock Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Bernard Batty in Haverstick Park. Mrs. C. Harold Larsh, province president, will be installing officer, Others who will assume officers’ duties are Mrs. Mary Ellery Smith, vice president; Miss Martha Millikan, secretary; Mrs. Dawn Q. Snyder, treasurer; Miss Esther Thornton, editor, and Mrs. R. J. McLandress, chaplain. Officers’ reports for the last year will be read during a short business meeting. The chapter is to donate the orchestral score of “La Boheme” to the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music Library in memory of the late Mrs. Glenn O. Friermood.

A formal dinner dance at the Spink-Arms Hotel will be a feature of this evening's program for the three-day national convention of Sigma Phi in Indianapolis. The