Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1939 — Page 8
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SOCIETY—
Kentucky's Equine Season Opening On the 19th Attracts Local Folk
HE Kentucky horse show season this year will at tract several exhibitors and spectators from Indianapolis. as usual. The annual Lexington Junior League Show which opens on the 19th has always been popular with local folk. The annual Reserve League Show in South Bend this week-end is claiming its share of attention, too.
The Lexington Show will have $10,000 in prize money to be distributed over seven sessions continuing through Saturday, July 22. Funds derived from the show are used by the League to finance its community service projects, chief of which is the Lexington Child Guidance Clinic. Four horses will go from the Fairmount Stables, owned by El Lilly. Tillman Bubenzer, rider and trainer, will take along the big gelaing Jeb Stuart, which won so many honors at shows last season. Light Horse Harry, the new walk-trot horse which is expected to provide some real competition this season, will go and Lexie Dean and the newly acquired All Charm also are to be taken. Mr. Bubenzer will take a string to other shows including the Illinois State Fair Show, Aug. 14-19, at Springfield, the Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana State Fairs and shows in Kansas City, Chicago and St. Louis. » n 8
Bob Brown of Arlington says he will take down five entries. Included are three owned by Charles McAdams of Carlisle, O.—Sally Ann, Helen Carroll and Chief of Stony Ridge. Mrs. Alex Metzger, her daughter, Dorothy, and son, Ab, will go
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with Mrs. Morris Rosner, Mrs. Clayton Mogg and Miss Margaret Salts
man. Mrs. Mogg will come home from her summer home at Crooked Lake, near Conway, Mich, to go to the show. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. MeNutt and Jimmie, are to be at Lexington. They will enter Jimmies black walk-trot mare, Dancing Dora, and Mr. McNutt's Tennessee walking horse, Queen Mary Allen. Bob Mannix plans to take Russell Moore's little gaited 2-year-old to Lexington. He will be up at South Bend this week-end to judge horsemanship at the South Bend event. Mr. Brown and Dr. P. O. Bonham will have entries there. The Reserve League is sponsoring the show for the first year at Playland Park. Proceeds will go to the organization's charity projects. There are to be 25 tlasses in the show, beginning Saturday night and continuing Sunday afternoon. The stakes will be over $2000. $ & 6 CI
Louise McNuit's stay in Indianapolis has brought about quite a little social flurry in Indianapolis’ younger society “doings.” Miss McNutt, daughter of the Paul V. McNutts, together with Miss Betty McBride, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Robert McBride, Washington, will be honor guests at a luncheon this noon and a picnic and swimming party on Thursday. Miss M-Bride is the house guest of Miss Virginia Ogle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Ogle, 3715 N. Meridian St. Miss Ogle is giving the picnic and swimming party for her guest and Miss MeNutt at the summer home of Mrs. David Allerdice at Carmel. Guests. in addition to the honor pair, will include the Misses Phillis Thomas, Jean Tompkins, Lucinda Redwine, Jean and Alberta Wells, Jean Simms and Patricia Denham. Miss Thomas will be hostess at a luncheon and theater party today at her home. 109 W. 33d St. for the two girls. Her guests will be the Misses Emily Zankol, Martha Lou Sunderland, Patricia Sylvester, Marian Sturm, Marjorie Macabee, Mary Roberts, Betty Newman, Denham. Redwine, Tompkins, Judy Hamer, Joan Buschman, Alberta and Jean Wells and Ogle. = 2 2
Miss Mary Catherine Logsdon, Wauwatosa, Wis, came this weekend with her cousin, Lynn Logsdon, 3254 Washington Blvd. to spend the week with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Logsdon. Miss Logsdon spent the past week at Deer Lake, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Barth will entertain a group of friends tonight in their new home at Traders’ Point. Guests will be Messrs. and Mesdames Jack C. Carr, Ralph Ittenbach, Charles H. Hagedon, Stanley G. Disque and Dr. and Mrs. K. L. Craft. $$ 4 & $ & # Mrs John Fleming of Dallas, who arrived yesterday for a 10-day visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Randall, 5338 Washington Blvd. was to be honored by her hostess this morning at a party. Mrs. Hollis Bridgman of San Antonio was to be a guest. Mr. and Mrs. Bridgeman and their son also arrived yesterday from Texas to be house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Cheney, 716 E. 32d st. Other guests at the Randall party this morning were to be Mesdames Ruell P. Moore, Herbert Allison, Larry Polsen, Cheney, Arthur Dorsey, Robert Blackburn, Stanley McComas, Thomas Hanika, Edward P. Gallagher, William Forsyth, Burford Cadle, Baird C. Brookhart, William Liockhead. J. Bradley Haight, Margaret Goodwin, R. R. Kibbe and Miss May Allison. Mrs. Fleming will be guest of honor at a luncheon Thursday at the Gallagher home, 5821 Central Ave.
Advance Club Maps Program For Season Opening Sept. 20
A variety of subjects ranging from entomology and aluminum to Spain, the Ohio River. Hoosier flowers and the New York World's Fair are planned for meetings of the Woman's Advance Club for next season. The yearbook, drawn up by members of the program committee— Mesdames W. S. S. Johnson, H. C. Stringer, C. J. Cook and E. K. Zaring "was out today. The 1039-40 club theme will be “Reminiscences.” Mrs. Clarence M. Sones, president; for the coming year, will accept the! ntarch 27 at the home of Mrs. gavel at the Presidents’ Day meet- paqgsdon, 3254 Washington Blvd. A ing which will open the season Oh paper on “The Clock Shop” will be | Sept. 20. Mrs. Zaring will present resented at the election meeting by the gavel to Mrs. Sones. All other zrye Cail. meetings of the group will be on | Mrs. George E. Smith will present the first and third Wednesdays of [a hook review, “Our Southern Highthe month. landers,” at the April 10 meeting at Mrs. Zaring Plans Paper Mrs. lifts home, 2352 Broadway. + on “Entomology as a| The Smoky Mountains” will be the Hobbes wil “ve oer by Mts, | response subject. A talk on “State Zaring at the second meeting Ott. | Flowers will be presented by Mrs. 4 at the home of Mrs. J. A. Hood, Bohnstadt at the meeting April 24 6190 N. Bradley Ave. at the home of Mrs. H. C. Stringer, Mrs. A. L. Kessler will entertain at 4704 Carrollton Ave. . the Oct. 18 meeting at her home | Mrs. J. H. Lamar will give a travei
3415 Broadway. Mrs. Stringer will{talk May 8 at the home of Mrs.
talk on “Story of the Ohio River” Charles J. Cook, 2405 Carrollton
Il call responses will be Ave. : hen Waterways” A covered| A discussion of “Wildlife Preserdish luncheon will be held Nov. 1 at| vation” will be presented by Mrs. the home of Mrs. Sones, 3845 Ken-|Roy E. Price at the May 22 meet. wood Ave. A paper will be present. Ing at Mrs. Lamar's home, 1727 N.
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These young women are enrolled in the Y. W. C. A. Stay-at-Home Camp. The camp provides in-town camp life three days each week for junior and senior high school girls who cannot go to camps farther away. This quartet
Attendants for Free-Bennett Wedding July 30 are Chosen; Party for Viola Hall Arranged
A few more brides-to-be have chosen attendants for their weddings, two engagements have been announced and a round of showers and parties has been arranged for one young woman whose marriage will be the last of the month. Miss Martha Elizabeth Free, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Free, 352 W. 31st St, whose engagement was announced recently to Jesse D. Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. T.] Bennett, Rochester, N. Y., has njeces of the bride-to-be, will be chosen the attendants for her wed-|fower girls. ding July 30. The wedding will] be in the Capitol Avenue Methodist Church. | Mrs. Don Peoples twill be her | Mr. and Mrs. Ellis B. Hall, 2841 sister's matron of honor, and Mrs. N. Talbot St, whose engagement Srnest Bepnet), i SS nas, was announced this week-end, has will act as bridesmaid. Ernest Ben-| nett, the bridegroom-to-be’s broth- | G10seh oa ele : Bs er, will be his best man. Ushers will! $6 ae A Sitenuants Poy Rote be Hobart Free, a brother of the cliff vn Zalac is Miss "Hall's bride-to-be; Forest Bennett, the sister : sof “OT “ “ 'S A I s al ih : : Sy ay hour ne The bride-to-be attended Butler es Sr ‘ University and is a member of Pi es. Fore melt Wil oS|Bela Phi Sorority, Dr. Rateliff is hostess at a kitchen shower Thurs=|, oraquate of the Indiana University day night at the home of herige,q) of pentistry and is a memsmother on W. 20th St. Miss Irene |. of Psi Omega Fraternity Ferry, 3202 Kenwood Ave, Will en-| apy Wilbur Carter, 491 Buckingtertain at a personal shower IOf|yam Drive, will fete the bride-to-Miss Free on July 20, and Mrs. pe at a linen shower Wednesday, Ernest Bennett will give a luncheon yyy 10, for her the last week in July. v's 9
$e Mr. and Mrs. Asa B. Clark, 236 Miss Anna Olson, daughter of Mr. Parkview Ave, have announced the and Mrs. Frederick William Olson, engagement and approaching mar-
: , 4 riage of their daughter, Helen M, 2021 N. Olnet St, whose marriage to Jackson C. Keith, son of Mr.
to Earl Raley, son of Mr. and Mrs. land Mrs. Harry Keith, 117 Good John I. Raley, Sullivan, will be Ave. The wedding will be Sept. 22. Sept. 3, has chosen the attendants] $# » =» | Mrs. John C. Dimmick, 1407 N.
for her wedding. Pp d + | Pennsylvania St, has announce . Her sister, Miss Ruth Olson, Will | the engagement and approaching e mald of honor, while another marriage of her daughter, Margaret, sister, Miss Charlotte Olson, will be|to Forrest C. Fulk, son of Mrs. J. bridesmaid. The bride-to-be's broth |L. Fulk, Spencer. The wedding will er, Frederick Olson, will act as best|be Saturday at the home of the man. Judy Anne Sherman, Evans- | bride-to-be's sister, Mrs. Guy UL. ville, and Joan Olson, Chicago, Boyd, 4647 Sunset Ave.
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ed by Mrs. Frank F. Logsdon. | Pennsylvania St. Mrs. Clarence A. Cook will dis-| in her paper at the Nov. 15 meet-| P.-T, A. Leaders ing at the home of Mrs. Zaring, 3109 Ruckle St. “The Golden Gate EX-| position” will be discussed in the | responses. The Dec. § meeting will | Boyd, 3334 Broadway. Mrs. Fred B.| Dates and meeting places for the Keuthan will talk on “American five October regional conferences of Historical Homes.” Mrs. C. A. Cook to Be Hostess Club members will answer roll call Childhood” at the Christmas program of meeting Dec. 20 at the home of Mrs. Clarence A. Cook, 5252 N. Meridian St. A talk on “Social Life and Cus-
cuss the “New York World's Fair” | Set Fall Dates be held at the home of Mrs. W. G.| with “Christmas Pleasures of My toms of Spain” by Mrs. Charles J.
Cook will be included on the pro-|
gram for the first meeting of the New Year on Jan. 3. Mrs. W. E. Call will be hostess at her home, 3747 College Ave. “Famous People of Spain” will be discussed in the responses. A second discussion of Spain, “Spain Today,” will be presented by Mrs. Hood at the Jan. 17 meeting at Mrs. Keuthan's home, 3543 Winthrop Ave. Mrs. Phoebe Clift will present a paper on “The Story of Aluminum” on Jan. 31 at the home of Mrs. George E. Smith, 2057 Broadway. Mrs. Roy E. Price, 612 E. 21st St, will be hostess for the Valentine Day meeting Feb. 14. Mrs. Kessler will review “Sitka, Portal to Ro-
mance.” Mrs. Boyd will talk on “Modern
[the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers were announced this morning by Mrs. James L. Murray, state | president, following a meeting with regional vice presidents. The theme will be “Our Devotion to Democracy.” The opening conference of the | series will be Friday, Oct. 6, for ‘members of Region 5 in Putnamville. ‘Mrs. Harry Bain, Martinsville, vice | president of the region, will preside. The other meetings will be Region '6, Tuesday, Oct. 10, at Tell City with Mrs. Thomas M. Ross, Evans‘ville, as presiding officer; Region 7, | Thursday, Oct. 12, at Shelbyville, | with Mrs. Robert Shank, Indianap- | olis, presiding; Region 4, Friday, Oct. 20, at Ft. Wayne, with Mrs. |C. C. Heflin, Kokomo, presiding, and | Region 3, Saturday, Oct. 21, at | Rochester, with Mrs. J. W. Grant, | Mishawaka, presiding. | The tentative date set for the an(nual fall meeting of the State Board of Managers is Tuesday, Nov. 7, in Indianapolis. Mrs. Murray will attend each of
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Kitchens” at the meeting of the the meetings and will speak on the group Feb. 28 at the home of Mrs. {work of the Indiana Congress. Mrs. Charles M. Bohnstadt, 2610 Carroll- Dale R. DaVee, Indianapolis, of the ton Ave. The members will respond |office headquarters of the organizawith “Favorite Recipes.” St. Pat- | tion in the Hotel Severin, also will rick quotations wiil be presented by be a speaker at each of the confereach member at the covered dish ences. She will talk on the P.-T. A. luncheon and meeting on March 13 business handled by her office. Mrs. at Mrs. Johnson's home, 3930 N./Frank Reiman, state publications Capitol Ave. chairman, will supervise a display of
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Officers for the 1940-41 club sea- state and national publications at son will pe elected at the meeting theymeetings. Sih a
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rose-colored bone buttons down the front.
Bette Davis suggests this dress for the woman golfer. It is styled on action free lines with lots of fullness in the skirt.
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learns some new dance steps at Central Building. They are (left to right) the Misses Helen Sturges, Flo Belle Bowman, Helen Kercher and Jane Nesbitt. provided, along with tours and sports one day each week.
Missionary to Belgian Congo Will Speak at Friday Institute
EVENTS
SORORITIES Alpha and Beta Chapters, Phi Delta Pi. Wed. Riviera Club. Annual picnic. Miss Alethea Ried, hostess. Alpha Chapter, Omega Nu Tau. 8 p. m. Wed. Hotel Lincoln. Election of officers.
CLUBS
Imp. 12:30 p. m. today. Club. Luncheon. Alta Vista. 6:30 p. m, Wed. Food Craft Shop. Dinner meeting. Jewish Women's Federation of Clubs. 10:30 a. m. Wed. Mrs. Harold I. Platt, Haversticks, hostess at home, Riverdale. Mrs. Isaac Born, president.
LODGE
Arrius Court, Ben Hur Life Association. Sun. Section 13, Garfield Park. Basket luncheon. William Holliday, general chairman. Ethel Emmons, Hazel Baker, Clifford; Pittman and Arnold Wills, assist ants,
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CARD PARTY
Little Flower Social Club. Wed. afternoon and evening. Card party and food sale. Little Flower audi- | torium. Mrs. Carl Simons, general chairman.
Naomi Auxiliary Of Eastern Star Will Have Picnic
A card party, luncheon and several business meetings are included in activities planned by lodge groups for this week.
The Broad Ripple Auxiliary 315, Order of Eastern Star, will hold a covered dish luncheon followed by a social hour tomorrow at the Broad Ripple Masonic Temple.
The ways and means committee of the Women of the Moose will sponsor a card party at 2:30 p. m. Thursday at the Moose Temple, 135 N. Delaware St. is in charge.
An all-day meeting is being held for members of Tarum Court today at the home of Mrs. Roy L. Craig. A covered dish luncheon was to be served at noon, Fred Schlegel is chairman.
Mrs. Eithel Ressinger, 828 Dawson St. will entertain members of the Zouave Drill Team tonight at 7:30 p. m.
The George H. Chapman, W. R. C. 10, will meet this afternoon at Ft. Friendly.
Naomi Auxiliary, O. E. S,, will picnic Friday at Garfield Park. A business meeting will follow the cove ered-dish luncheon. Mrs. Bessie Wikoft is arranging the fete.
Mrs. Bessie Hart will install Mrs. Pearl Urban as noble grand of Temple Rebekah Lodge 591 tonight at the hall, 230 E. Ohio St. Other officers are Miss Eulala Dain, vice pres ident; Miss Lulu Goodman, warden; Mrs. Bertha Polen, conductor; Mrs. Pearl Cobler, chaplain; Miss Helen Miller, past grand noble; Mrs. Evelyn Kosaveach and Mrs. John Mathas, guardians; Mrs. Lotta Via, Mrs. Lucy Anna Elliott, Miss Calamatta McGannon and Mrs. Stella Boles, supporters, and Mrs. Bertha Pringle, musician.
Lawrence Fulmers Will Be ‘At Home’
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Edwin Fulmer are to be at home at 617 E. Drive, Woodruff Place, after Saturday. Mrs. Fulmer before her
marriage last Saturday was Miss Jean Alice Gorton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Gorton. The Rev. E. E. Moorman of the Linwood Christian Church read the service at the home of the bride's parents. A reception followed. The bride is a member of Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority. Mr. Fulmer is a graduate from Franklin College and is a member of Blue Key and Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
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Francis E. Stohlers ‘At Home’ Next Week
Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Stohler will be at home after next Sunday in their new home at 1139 Woodlawn Ave. The couple was married Sunday at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Albert L. Hook, 2118 Dexter St. The bride was Miss Marjorie Hook before her marriage. The Rev. Ray Stanton officiated at the ceremony, which took place before members of the immediate families. Among out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Artie Stohler, Greens Fork,
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games, ete, at various
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churches. had been announced today.
Miss Myrtle Wilson, missionary to the Belgian Congo, under the African Inland Mission, will talk Friday at the annual all-day institute meting of the Woman's Foreign Misionary Societies of the Indianapolis District Methodist Church. The meeting will be held at the Brookside Park community house. The meeting will begin at 9:30 a. m, with a model devotional service by Miss Wilson, followed by a review by Mrs. J. E. Andrews of the next year’s study book, “Women and the Way.” Mrs. Hattie Asbury and Mrs. M. O. Robbins, officers of the organization, will discuss future work plans. A box luncheon will be served at noon after which Miss Ada Nelson of India will talk. Mrs. Charles Sedam, district president, will be dean of the institute.
The Sarah A. Swain W. C. T. U. will meet today at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Dent, 112 17th Ave. Beech Grove. The Rev. C. M. Criswell, pastor of the Beech Grove Methodist Church, will conduct a Bible study hour.
The annual three-day fish fry of the Riverside Park Methodist Church will be held Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights at the Southeast corner of Burdsal Parke way and Harding St. William Taylor is chairman of the committee.
Members of Life Circle of the St. Patrick’s Church will hold a luncheon and card party at 12:30 p. m. Thursday in the school hall.
Hugh M. Quill, president of the Shamrock Club of Holy Cross Catholic Church and a member of the Board of governors of the Catholic
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Roberts’ Club Party Marks Second Year
North End Garden Group Will Discuss ‘Fashion Parade in Flowers.” |
Two garden club meetings and an anniversary celebration will be held this week by club groups. The Roberts’ Parliamentary Law Club is to observe its second annie versary today with a picnic lunche eon and white elephant bridge party at the home of Mrs. R. J. Roller, 75th St. and Central Ave. Mrs. R. M. Cruzan, founder and past president, will present the gavel to Mrs. W. A. Ferguson, new president. “Fashion Parade in Flowers” will be discussed by Mrs. Foster Smith,
' | Friday afternoon before members
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Mrs. L. R. Cartwright, 5717 Central Ave., will be hostess. Miss Genevieve Jatho will be hostess to the Vogue-Ettes at 8
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The other two days the young women meet for crafts,
community centers. Shown intent
on a game are (left to right) the Misses Jean Shelburne, Jeanette Walker, Mildred Farley and Katherine Kercher.
Woman's Groups
An all-day institute missionary meeting, an annual three-day fish fry, a luncheon and card party and two W. C. T. U. meetings are included in activities of women’s organizations Officers and delegates for the Catholic Youth Organization
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Youth Organization, will head the C. Y. 0. Youth Council during the ensuing year. Other newly elected officers are Carl Madden, St. Patrick’s, vice president; Miss Lois Clements, Our Lady of Lourdes, financial secretary; Miss Mary Murdock, Holy Cross, corresponding secretary, and Paul Williams, Sacred Heart, treasurer.
Youth Councii delegates are Frank Fox, William Croker, Miss Barbara Wade and Miss Joan Norton, Little Flower; Miss Carolyn Neff and James Carson, St. Philip's; Miss Mary Jane Maudlin, Miss Rosemary Mariutto, Frank English and Charles Fleetwood, St. Joseph's; Miss Mary Mulhern, Miss Mary Halloran, Edward Cook and William Halloran, St. John's.
Miss Josephine Venezia, Miss Anna Bova, Rockie Meo and Leo Rea, Holy Rosary; Miss Helen Finnegan, Miss Rosemary Hurrie, Ed McAtee and Edward Gallagher, St. Catherine's; Deethe McGrath, St. Thomas; Miss Mary Codarmaz, Miss Louise Faure, Henry Fon and Anthony Mervar, Holy Trinity; Miss Jane Baltz, Miss Sally Connor and Ready O'Connor, Cathedral. Miss Clements, Miss Loretta Paetz, Tod Murphy and Bernard Sifferien, Lady of Lourdes; Miss Louise Koesters, Miss Rita Gantner, Mr. Williams and Edward Dolan Jr., Sacred Heart; Miss Mildred Kasper, Miss Irene Shanahan, Mr. Madden and John Logan, St. Patrick's; Miss Dorothy Ruch, Miss Alfreda Barr, Robert Barr and Casimir Hurrle, St. Roch’s; Miss Betty Williams, Miss Anna Marie Patterson, Robert McDowell and James McGuinnes, St. Francis, and Miss Beatrice Ryan, Miss Murdock, James Gavagan and Mr. Quill, Holy Cross.
Mrs. John Downing will talk on
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morrow at a meeting of the Fore _ Hills Garden .Club. Mrs. Lloya Smith, 5855 N. New Jersey St., will entertain. Mrs. Thomas Jackson will assist. The board of directors of the Woman's Athletic Club will meet at 5:30 p. m. today at the clubrooms adjoining the Hoosier Athletic Club. .
Omega Nu Taus To Elect Officers Tomorrow Night
Election of officers and a dinner party to be highlights of meetings planned by sorority groups for this week. Gamma Chapter of Omega Nn Tau Sorority, will choose its new executives tomorrow night at the Women’s Athletic Club rooms.
Phi Gamma Chi Sorority will give a dinner party tonight at the Mare ott Hotel. Mrs. George Keckler and Mrs. Karl Suerdieck are in charge.
Miss Marjorie Ogden will enters tain members of Beta Chapter, Phi Theta Delta Sorority, tomorrow night at her home, 4945 University Ave.
Alpha Chapter, Alpha Beta Phi, will elect officers tomorrow night at the home of Miss Carol Helser, 5451 Hibben Ave.
Epsilon Pi Delta is to hold a dine ner bridge party at Cifaldi’s Villa Nova tomorrow night. :
Peet Luncheon °] Will Honor Guest
Miss Elizabeth Jean Peet, daughse ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Peet, was to entertain at luncheon today at her parents home, 7466 College Ave., in honor of Miss Marjorie Burt, LaSalle, Ill. Miss Burt is the houseguest of. Miss Catherine Peet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Peet. Mrs, Peet will assist the hostess. Guests will include the Misses Marilyn Wasson, Rosemary Wile meth, Mary Jo Funkhouser, Mary Virginia Kramer, Jean Shidler, Jean Elizabeth Whipple, Carol Rogers:
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