Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1939 — Page 4

‘Stay-at-Homes™ Get Break With Polo Match at Fort

Taking Spotlight Tomorrow

Times Photos. 1. Miss Janet Drumm (left), Utica, N. Y., is the houseguest of Miss Sue Anne Eveleigh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Eveleigh. The voung women were roommates during the past year at

| Mt. Holyoke College.

Others Left Behind in Exodus to Summer Homes Mav Attend Franklin Horse Show or Join In Country Club Sports.

The fore They Franklin Horse Shew, or participate country clubs.

this week-end comes

entertainment may see the polo match at Ft,

A dash of variety spices the Indianapolis social scene this week-end, exodus to summer homes has been dominating the picture.

To the for the “stayv-at-homers.” Benjamin Harrison, take in the in the sports or parties at the

The 11th Infantry bhovz will “strike up the band” tomorrow after-

noon to herald the opening game of the pola season sat

the Fort.

Evenly matched teams will provide pastime, interest and fun on holidavs and Sundavs this summer for officers, wives and scores of friends.

There is a distinctly British flavor on these afternoons.

and sodas are served at the Officers To Col

Even scotch Club following the last chucker.

IL. A. Kunzig. ihe pust’s acting commander, will go the

honor of tossing mn the first ball. “The hard riding men will then fall

the Roliing Ridge

(Bruz)

te. Riding for Ruckelshaus, Conrad

rides just as hard as the younger men. pected to be out for some games this summer.

Ruckleshaus and Samuel

James, Tom Sutphin. who His son, Samuel Jr. is exMajor R. V. Maraist

team will be Carl

2. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley M. Wil-

| liston, 46th St. and Kessler Blvd.

announce the engagement of their daughter, Beth Ann, to Joseph Walker Barr, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Barr. Bicknell. The wedding will be Sept. 1 at the Williston home. Miss Williston and Mr. Barr were graduated from DePauw University, The bride-to-be is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sororitv and Mr. Barr is a member of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity. (W. Hurley Ashby Photo.) 3. F. E. M. Club members recently feted Miss Jean McGurty (right) who has gone ta her home in the East after completing her studies at Shortridge High School. She is shown with two club members, Miss Roseanne Thomson (left) and Miss Jeanne Steiner. 4 Mrs, Robert Craig was Miss

| Caroline Fenner, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles H. Fenner. hefore her marriage June 17. (Ra-mos-Porter Photo.) 5. Miss Jane Hagerman. Detroit, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Willis E. Kuhn, 3840 E. 62d St. 6. Mrs. William F. Maurer,

SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1939

‘New Unitarian Church Board Head Is Chosen

Mystery Play and Benefit Card Party Scheduled By Other Groups.

{among events scheduled hy organ- | izations affiliated with Indianapolis | churches. Three zone meetings of | the Indianapolis district of a mis- | sionary society have been an-

| nounced.

| | Gage McCotter will be president | of the board of the All Souls Uni- | tarian Church for the ensuing term | following his election at the last | meeting of the group for the cur(rent year. Charles Herin and Miss Charlotte Lieber were re-elected to their posts as treasurer and secrei tary. Norman Coulon will be vice | president. Officers named for election wers | announced by Neill MecKinstray, {chairman of the nominating come { mittee. Dr. C. B. Blakeslee, presie | dent, and Walter Myers, vice presie dent, are retiring officers.

| Members of the Woman’s Bible { Class of the Immanuel Evangelical { and Reformed Church will hold their | annual covered dish picnic at 6:30 {p. m. Thursday at Garfield Park.

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{ The party will be held at the church lin case of rain. Young people of the church will hold a picnic tomorrow afternoon at Riverside Park. They will meet at 2 o'clock at the church. The picnic will close ac=tivities of the group until fall.

and Major T. Sapia-Bosch (remember them from last vear's battles?) are to swing their mallets for the Fort team. Lieut. Eddie Hartshorn, who came to the Fort with Brig. Gen. Dana T. Merrill, in December, zlso will ride. He will play for the first time since the 1937 season in California where he distinguished himself when stationed at the Presidio of Monterev. Alfred Buck will round out the lineup. Others who are expected to join them this summer are E. R. (Curley) McQuinn. Carl James and both Jesse Andrews Sr. and Jr. of Lafayette.

president of District 1 of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, will attend the conclave of Districts 1 and 2 tomorrow through Wednesday at the Golfmore Hotel in Grand Beach. Mich. : 7. Miss Mary Louise Brokaw, Indianapolis, daughter of Mr. and

Mrs. Allen L. Brokaw, - Denver, Two outings have been planned

Lining the sides of the playing field will be town cars. sports road-

sters and station wagons.

Perched atop them will be the spectators

with sun glasses and the coolest of costumes applauding and watchful

for stray balls.

Last vear the teams were so evenly matched that 4000

spectators were on hand for one game.

The country clubs offer:

olis Country Club with dancing under the stars. . ..

A junior dance tonight at the Indianap-

A dinner dance

tonicht at the Highland Golf and Country Club from 9:30 p. m. to 1

o'clock tomorrow morning. . . .

A breakfast bridge party Tuesday at

10:30 a. m. for women members of the Meridian Hills Country Club

with Mrs. Harry R. Kerr and Mrs

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The Franklin Horse Show —

William E. Gabe in charge. Meridian Hill's Fourth of Julv celebration will include an annual firework's display. dinner and flag tournament for men golfers.

The

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Colo., will be married tomorrow afterncon to Richard Park Davis of this city. (Stoffel Photo.)

Kevin D. Brosnan, Miss Mattingly

Married mn East

| Times Special

The Franklin Horse Show iaday and tomorrow on the Frankiin fair

grounds will claim Indianapolis attention.

The Alex Meizger family

will ga down just te see the show, as will Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bunch and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosner. Mrs. Clavton Mogg. of course, will ride Primrose Princess mn the show. and Mrs. Orland Church will take her horse, Colonial Dame. which will be ridden by Mrs. Margaret Feore.

take Bettie

Miss Audrev Pugh will znd Golden Girl, with Miss Miss Helen McKee acs riders.

field and Robert Hutton.

” =” = The Vacation Scene—

Mrs. Walter S. Greenoughs’ summer home at Lake

American Laurel.

Tudor’s Glory Pearce. Mrs. E. E. Martin and

Burford Danner will take his jumper and hunter. Footloose and Fancy Free. Dr. P. O. Bonham will show about 12 horses. In the Bonham party will be Mrs. J. B. Stokely. Sallv Stokely, Patty Doud. Mrs. William Jarrett, Jane Drake, Mrs. William E. Munk. Lucy Kaufman, George Sadlier, Bunchv Haight, T. O. Ferrell. Max. Bonham. Jacqueline Can-

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LARCHMONT, N. Y. June 24.Miss Kathleen Mattingly. daughter of Charles M. Mattingly, Larchmont, | and Kevin Duggan Brosnan, Indi-| anapolis, were married this morning in the St. Augustine's Catholic Church. } Attendants were Miss Mary Claire Mattingly, sister of the bride, and Miss Dolores Carroll, Washington; D. Brosnan, the bride-|

Indianapolis, |

The bride. who was given in mar-|

| riage by her father, wore a gown of |

| white marquisette with lace bodice

Greenough has left to spend the summer at the

Leland. Mich. Mr. Greenough is

to join her over the week-end. Their son. Croan Greenough of Bloom-

ington. Ind. is spending a few days

there.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Clark, 1 E. 26th St, are visiting friends in

New York and the World's Fair. Mrs. Robert Elliott, Spink-Arms her summer home at Walloon Lake.

Hair-Shuman Ceremony Set For 2 Today in Propylacum

Miz= Janet Shuman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.

Hotel, will leave next month for Mich.

H. Shuman. 622

E. 33d St. and John Hair. son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Rair. 4127 C=ntral

Ave, will be married st 2 o'clock The Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel will read the service before an imprd- | vised altar in the bay window in the | large front parlor. Palms and cut flowers will be banked around the gltar. Miss Victoria Montani, harpist, will play bridal music before and during the ceremony. Mr. Shuman will give his daughter in marriage. For her bridal ensemble she has chosen a white crepe street-length dress made with

thiz afternoon in the Prapvlasum.

EVENTS |

SORORITIES

Beta Beia Beta. 6:30 p. m. Mon.! Colonial Tearoom. Mrs. Charles, A. Reiman, hostess. Bridge to follow. ! Gamma Chapter. Sigma Delta Zeta. Mon. eve. Craig's.

| Rvde, all of Indianapolis. ”n »

and lace edged train. A fingertip veil fell from a lace cap and she carried a white prayer book with a sprav of orchids and lilies of the] valley. Among out-of-town guests were| Mr. and Mrs. William J. Freaney.|

| Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Stuhldre-|

her. Mr. and Mrs. William K. MecGowan, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lieber, Cvril A. McLaughlin and Vincent

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Schneider-Lagler Rite Takes Place in Church

Miss Dorothy Elvira Lagler,| daughter of Edwin C. Lagler, CoJumbus, O., became the bride of William H. Schneider. son of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Schneider. in a double ring ceremony at 1:30] p. m. today in Zion Evangelical Church. The Rev. F. R. Daries officiated. Darrell Stewart, vocalist; Mrs. Helen Miller, violinist and Dale Young, organist. provided the bridal music. The bride was gowned in white slipper satin with a long veil. Her flowers were bridal roses and lilies

‘of the valley. Mrs. Beatrice Schnei-

The Rev. William Burrows will officiate at the wedding at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon of Miss Lucille Morrison, daughter of Mrs. E. M. Morrison and George Morrison, to George C. House, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. House, in the St. Paul's Fpiscopal Church. Palms, ferns and vases of white] flowers will adorn the altar which | Wilking and Mrs. C. A. Wacker, will |

Lucille Morrison to Become

for children's divisions of the Wal= lace Street Presbyterian Church, Members of the Primary and Bee ginners Department and their par= ents will be guests at a picnic Thurs=day. Junior Department held a pic= nic this week.

Three zone meetings closing the annual institute of the Indianapolis District of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will be held Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. District of« ficers will have charge of the meete= ings following sandwich luncheons at noon. Meetings will include the Suburban Zone, Wednesday, at the home of Mrs, Oris Mitchell, Bask Zone, Thursday, at the Forest Man=or Church, and South Zone, Friday, at the Morris Street Church,

Young people of the Heath Memorial Methodist Church will pre-

{sent a play, “The Mystery of the

Miss Mable Clements

Group From Here Will Attend|De) sor «5, = Wen

| |

Windsor Sts.

| Sigma K 4 p p a S €SS 1 on in West BITTE and Miss Bet-

tv Patterson wiil play the lead- { ing roles, supported by Miss Mine

A dinner, installation of recently elected officers. a social meeting | nie Perry, Mary Strain, Betty Heath,

| and a card party are included in activities next week for Indianapolis | Dorothy Flannagan; Messrs. George

| sorority members,

Indiana active and alumnae members of a college Love, William Patterson, Clyde Paye

| sorority are preparing to leave for the West Coast to attend the national ton and Franklin Wiggins,

| convention of their organization. | Miss Edna Mae Katzenburger,

| president of the Indianapolis Alum- | nae Chapter of Sigma Kappa, will head the local delegation to the na- | tional convention July 3-7 in San

| Francisco. Others from Indianapo{lis who will attend the convention

Mrs. Robert Lingle, local delegate

Bride of George House Today Morena bennem = *™

to the American Association of Uni-

versity Women convention in Den-.

ver, and Mrs. Horace Oldham. Greenfield, who will attend the National Education Association con-

| vention, will join the three alum-.

nae at the the sorority conclave.

Mrs. E. D. Taggart, national ex-|

will be lighted with candelabra./ wear gowns like the maid of honor’s ecutive secretary of Sigma Kappa. | Mrs. Hieron M. Rice, organist, Will with fuchsia ribbon trim and will with offices in Indianapolis, also will play Schubert's “Ave Maria” during carry bouquets of fuchsia colored attend. Active members at the con- |

the ceremony and Mrs. Jane BUr- cerpia qaisi “Sweetheart of |® Betas. Sigma Chi.” “I Love You Truly.” and a Delta Gamma

1oughs

will sing

“Because”

song.

| vention from the Indiana University

Greenwood, president; Miss

than, Indianapolis.

Miss Charlene Richardson. flower | Chapter will include Miss Jean Algirl, will be dressed in accordion len. ‘pleated white net with a baby blue Anne Clifford, Lapel; Miss Virginia | velvet sash caught with forget-me-| Trickey and Miss Mary Betty Mold-

The bride will be gowned in| ‘ ¢ ith a shirreq nots and a matching bow in her

JANE JORDAN-—

EAR JANE JORDAN—Last Christmas I met a young lady in her home town and we have been very good friends until recently. Some young fellows I knew got hold of her address and informed her of everything I was doing through letters. The truth wasn't so bad, but these bovs also lied to her about my going on drunken parties and so on. She nagged me about it until it. became unbearable and I finally told her to take her choice between believing me or them. If was over a month before she answered, when a brief letter placed the blame on me and she returned a small gift I had given her. Several weeks later when visiting in her home town I overheard a conversation involving her name. A fight followed in which 1 gave the fellow who made the remark what he deserved. Later her mother asked me to come over and have a talk with her. She said she thought a lot about me and had no objections to my going with her daughter, She said I had done the proper thing and that her daughter appre= ciated the fact that I stood up for her. Since then I have received but one letter from the girl which I answered. There has been no reply. You probably will say for me to find some other girl. I've already tried that as a solution to my problem, but it just won't work. I have turned to you as a last resort. UNSIGNED,

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5 . Beta Chapter, Phi Gamma Tau. der, matron of honor, wor 1 white net, fashioned w a full skirt, fitted bodice, a V-neck om ~ : , , e yellow \ ( : ly 3 Today. Hillside Nurseries, Castle- chiffon and carried tea roses. Miss bodice of Chantilly lace, short . : : ; and short puffed Sleeves, She wu ton. | Helen Lagler, bridesmaid, and Miss | puffed sleeves, a heartshaped neck- | blue delphinium and Sweetheart | ; : Answer—Your plan of finding another girl which you have tried I I CLUBS | Mildred South. junior bridesmaid line and bouffant skirt which falls|T0Ses. Sam Brandon, Chicago, will | °ity wi be SNieriaied at a card ou palf-heartedly, is the correct solution to your problem. The cessories and her corsage Wij be of . | wore blue and pink chiffon and from the waistline into a long train. | be best man and ushers will in- DAT Mond we > Fly trouble with you is that you're too impatient. You want everyining | 1m ohEaY TS. + cath wv happen as if by magic. You meet another girl and presto, chango,

blue delphinium and white roses. g T C. 2 p. m. Mon. Miss sue, oo tak. g 3 {clude John O'Donnell, Richard Cal- | Mrs. Arthur Crane, Miss Shuman's carried bouquets of deep pink roses. The gown will be worn over a . president, will be hostess at ner eT ent to the Wrong sit must vanish overnight. Or,

) , ; Woodrow, 3938 Guilford, hostess. pgies iorie Mille 3 taffeta slip with a dust ruffle of lane, James Cook and Louis Eggert. | | in Ra PN only alleveiam Amicitia. Tues. Riverside Park, er Hogi ot rar nig | Chantilly lace. She will wear short The bride's father will give her Ih or PA Mi Roh | after & nissntersisiing with the lady of your choice yoll ght Jer She will wear lime green crepe With = p00] outing and noon luncheon. | der blue net trimmed with pink handmade lace mitts and a finger- marriage. I Dn 1 Bssls y Miss RuUth| jer good name, and expect everybody to live happily ever after. natural color accessories and A members will assist Auxiliary 0 rose buds. Frank E. Schneider was tip-length veil of illusion caught| A reception will be held after the| a Well, that's not the way life 1s. Young ladies are contrary, and shoulder corsage of Talisman roses the Juvenile Detention Home best man and ushers included Carl into a coronet of pearlized vrange wedding in the Green Room of the| Miss Phoebe Fields will head unweicome emotions stay put too long. Everybody has to learn how Robert Johnson will act 6% Yom an with benefit half-price day at the L. Lagler, Robert Lewis, Ralph blossoms. Her bouquet will be a Indianapolis Athletic Club and the Alpha Chapter of Alpha Delta Ome- to bear up under privation and disappointment. Nobody likes it, Mrs. Shuman s oh em PAK | Malling, Arthur Lagler and George White orchid. lilies of the valley, couple will leave on a trip East and| ga Sorority for the ensuing year fol-| but there is no easy method of making everything go your way. print chiffon with which she wi LODGES | Mudd. | gardenias and baby's breath. /into Canada before returning home lowing her installation at a dinner | It probably didn’t do your case any good to have the girl's mother WES! WHIZ BCCeStOries on ® Swe Miss Bertha Lagler, the bride's The maid of honor, Miss Susan|July 15. They will live at 1227 Park party at the home of Mrs. Doris take your part. Very likely the girl doesn't get along any too well denia corsage. My Hair’s dress Monument Chapter. 549. O. E. 8. 8 aunt with whom she made her McGaughey, will wear white net! Ave. 2 | Coffey. Miss Amy Boner served as| with her mother, and a hoy who pleases mother will not please will he of green chiffon and she will p. m. Mon. : Masonic Temple, home. wore orchid lace and pleated made with shirred bodice, square; Out-of-town guests at the wed- installing officer. Other officers are| daughter. Most young people resent the companions considered suitwear white accessories with a gar-, North and Illinois. Final meet- hifron and the bridegroom’s moth- neck, pufied sleeves and bouffant ding will include Mr. and Mrs. | Miss Lois Baker, vice president and| able by their parents. In their efforts to win independence they denia corsage. . ing until Sept. 11. Mrs. Esther er was gowned in white crepe. ‘skirt. Bands of royal blue ribbon George A. Litchfield and Mr. and historian: Miss Jennie Henshaw. | throw out the preference of their parents and choose goals in conflict About 75 guesis will remain fer Fogle and Morris Freeman, worthy a reception was held after the circle beneath ithe net skirt and Mrs. G. F. Krieg, Jasper; Mr. and secretary, and Miss Grace Jaus, With family wishes. eo an informal reception after {he matron and patron. ceremony and will be continued this are caught into a bow knot and a Mrs. Neal Karmire and Mr. and Mrs. | treasurer. If you had a broken leg you wouldn't expect it to get well overceremory. The couple will leave On Harold C. McGrew Auxiliary. evening at the home of the bride- cluster of lilies of the valley. She William Lindner, Shelbyville; Mr. A joint picnic meeting of Alpha! night. 1 refuse to helieve that your heart is broken, but your pride a trip to Michigan and will be at United Spanish War Veterans. 8 groom's parents, 3902 Carson Ave, Will carry an arm bouquet of blue and Mrs. L. O. House, Atlanta, Ind., Eta and Epsilon and Gamma Chap- is slightly nicked. Give it 8 chance to get well, and remember that home at 3840 N. Meridian St. shes} Pp. m. Mon. Ft Friendly. Mrs. where the couple will be at home delphinium. Jhe bridesmaids, Miss and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Heakin, ter of the sorority will be held Fri- | the best remedy in the world is a better and more beautiful girl, July & Josephine Hanna, president, | Monday, ] Wilma Aulenbacher, Miss Virginia Pittsburgh. © day, July J4, at JANE JORDAN,

(hair. She will carry a nosegay of | Members of Alpha Beta Chi Sor-

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