Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1939 — Page 4

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Rauch - Reynolds Prenuptial Parties Hold Social Spotlight

‘THE social spotlight for an entire week will be turned on the festivities preceding the wedding of Miss Harriet Anne Rauch and Alfred Owen Reynolds next

Saturday evening. Dinners, picnics, luncheons and cocktail parties will give the bridal party and friends of the

couple few leisure moments.

Miss ‘Rauch is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Rauch,

and Mr. Reynolds’ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell K. Reynolds of Marquette, Mich. The Rev. Harry Campbell will read the service at 8:30 p. m. at the Second Presbyterian Church,

Attendants Are Named

Mrs. John M. Kitchen, the bride's sister, will be matron of honor. Bridesmaids named {today by Miss Rauch include Mrs. Lincoln B. Frazier, Marquette, the bridegraom-to-be’s sister; Miss Kathryn - Elliott, New Brunswick, N. J.;| Miss Frances Letchford, Morristown, N. J:; Miss Marjorie McLeod, Providence, R. I., and Miss Alice Emergon and Miss Alice Vonnegut of Indianapolis. Maxwell Kennedy Reynolds-Jr., Marquette, will be his brother’s best man. Ushers will be Lincoln B. Frazier, Marquette; Frank James Russell Jr., Marquette; Monroe Longyear Tibbetts, Marquette; Henry Willetts Underhill, Jericho, L. I, and John M. Kitchen and John G. Rauch, the bride's brother, of Indianapolis. John @G. Rauch Jr. is arriving today from a western trip. Miss Tetchford will come tomorrow and Miss Macleod will be here on Monday. Miss Elliott is expected on Tuesday. The ushers and the

. bridegroom’s family will stay at the Marott Hotel.

Round of Festivities pe! .o §

‘The bride: and her attendants will be entertained at luncheon’

Tuesday at the Woodstock Club., Miss Vonnegut and Miss Emerson will be hostess. Mrs. Kitchen will be hostess at a ‘Hen Party” and dinner on Wednesday night. The young people will go to the Rauch farm on Thursday [evening fqr 4 picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Rauch will entertain with a Yridal dinner Friday night before the wedding rehearsal. { Miss Rauch attended Tudor Hall and was graduated from Dana Hall School in Wellesley, Mass. | She attended Bryn Mawr. In the summer of 1936 she studjéd at ithe University of Heidelberg. Mr. Reynolds was graduated from Gunnery Preparatory School and Princeton University. [ood

Taggart Invitations Issyed,

Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Taggart today had issued invitations for the marriage of their daughtef, Patricia, and Ross C. Lyons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lyons. The wedding will be at [12 io’clock noon Aug. 1 at the summer home of the Taggarts, Pinewood’s Camp, Higgins Lake, Mich. Dr, Logan Hall of the Meridian Street Methodist Church will officiate. , The Taggarts were to leave today for their summer home. : Mr. and Mrs. Alexander L. Taggart also are to leave this weekend for Higgins Lake. g

The Vacation Scene—

Miss Jane Lawson and Miss Betty Erickson will leave tomorrow . for Camp Kosciusko, Winena Lake, for about two weeks’ stay. Miss Lawson's mother, Mrs. Edward |A. Lawson, is to leave to visit Mrs. Newton L. Silver, Detroit, and will be joined there by her daughter, Mrs. Henry D. Ridgely is visiting in New York.

An Extra Passenger!

The Sherwood’s daughter, Mrs. G. D. Johnson, and her three children have been visiting the Sherwoods and remained at their home during. the Sherwoods’ trip. - Mrs. Johnson will be paying fare for an extra passenger when she returns to her home at Brantford, {Canada—a baby daughter born July 19. Mr. Johnson is en route home from a trip abroad.

The Country Clubs Off er— en

The Indianapolis Country Club will hold a swimming party tonight. A buffé; and bar will be set up along the edge of the pool. The Meridian Hills Country Club is celebrating its’ 14th anniversary today with a variety of entertainment, including tennis exhibitions, golf tournaments, swimming exhibitions and a buffet supper on the lawn. Highland Golf and Country Club will have its weekly dinner dance tonight. Dinner will be served at 6 o'clock and Bill Hart and his Dictators of Rhythm will play for dancing beginning at 9 p. m. The monthly bridge luncheon will be Wednesday. The Hillerest Country Club will be host tomorrow for the Middle States and Indiana A. A. U. Outdoor Swimming Championships

meet. :

2 Dellwood to Open Week-end With Southern Party

A ‘Southern plantation party tonight, religious services, a swimming

Program

exhibition and a ballad dramatization tomorrow are among special events planned for the week-end at Camp Dellwood, Girl Scout summer camp. Members of the Girl Scout council will meet Tuesday morning.

Campers in the four units at Dellwood will take part in the Scuthern plantation party tonight in Sycamore Lodge. Southern folk songs will be sung by one group and another will present square dances. Members of the other two units will dramatize Southern sketches. Miss Dorothy Hande, program director of the camp, will be in charge. Leaders will direct their units in Scouts’ Own Services tomorrow morning. The remainder of the day will be devoted to a reception for parents and visitors and special ac‘tivities of the scouts. Miss Lucile Cannon, camp direc‘tor, assisted by Mrs. Horace Moc- _ Clure, commissioner, will | receive visitors from 2:30 until 5:30 p. m. Scouts of the Fairy Ring and Woodiand Units will demonstrate rank requirements for the different colored caps in the swimming pool at 3:30 p. m, and also will stage novelty races. Scouts of the Service Unit will . show floating formations at 4:30 p. m. and the Sherwood Unit will

_ demontrate canoe tests and the use ‘of the canoe in the Miss

Betty Sullivan, waterfront counselor, will be in charge. Each unit will entertain at 5 o'clock in the aftern with dramatizations of ballads. Ballads which will be presented are ‘“Raggle Taggle Gypsies,” “My Man John,” “Stamp and Dance,” “The Keys of Canterbury” and “Dabbling in the Dew.” | Retreat will be held at 5:30 p. m. on the camp grounds. Members of the color guard will. include . the Misses Winifred Bundy, Rita Rohr. Ann Hutchinson, Patty Lewis and Barbara Churchman, Fairy Ring Unit, and the Misses Sally Miller, Frances Wiléman, Mary Beth Denny, Winifred Ham and Susanne Schlosser, Service Unit. Members of the Service and Woodland Units have scheduled

‘hayrides as part of next weék’s pro-

gram. The Shérwood Unit will take a canoe trip. Mrs. McClure will be hostess to the Girl Scout Couneil at a special

Party to Honor Martha F ree; * . Marjorie Case to Wed Sept. 9

_Hostesses for prenuptial events

thank their stars for cool evenings

and continue to plan showers and parties for friends who will be married. Two engagements have been announced and one bride-to-be

has set the date for her wedding party. Mrs. Earnest Bennett, 3365 Barnes Ave. will be hostess at a luncheon Tuesday at Hollyhock Hill for Miss Martha Elizabeth Free, daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Free, 352 W. 31st St., whose marriage to Jesse D. Bennettx son of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Bennett, Rochester, N. Y., will be July 30. : Guests wil! include Mesdames C. L. Brewer, Donald Peoples, Harriett Paine, Charles G. Akin, Free, and. Forrest Bennett.

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Mr. and Mrs. August Seyfried, 921 Pleasant Run Parkway, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Helen Frances, ‘to James Bertel, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bertel The wedding will be Aug. 12 at the home of the bride-to-be’s parents.

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Miss Jean Smelser will entertain Monday night at her home, 333 Beverly Drive, with a kitchen shower for Miss Harriett Jean Wright,

4 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. ‘| Wright,

5202 ©Central Ave. Miss Wright and Earl Roger Riley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Riley, Marion, will be married next Saturay. Guests with the bride-to-be and her mother will include the Misses Anna Margaret Chapman, Ruth Bibben, Helen Marxer, Marile Ragle, Betty Helton, Marthana McWhir and Martha Egger. Out<of-town guests will be Miss Robbin Pence, Greencastle; Miss Audrey Harrington, Goshen; Mrs. Russell Goucher, Shelbyville; Mrs. Raymond Riley and Miss Roberta Riley, Marion. = 2 =» Miss Marjorie Case, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Case, 4363 Park Ave. has set the date for her wedding and chosen members of her bridal party. She will become the bride of Donald Blair White, son of Mrs. Donald B. White, Albion, Mich., on Sept. 9. : The wedding will be in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Miss Barbara Jean Holt will be maid of honor and the four bridesmaids will include the Misses Jane Pfeiffer, Rebecca Blackley, Catherine Goodwine and Alice Anne Woodard. John McNair, Albion, will be Mr. White's best man. 2 x =» Miss Mary Evelyn Ellis, whose marriage to Ellis E. Carroll will be Aug. 6, was entertained recently at a dinner party and miscellaneous shower at the Canary Cottage by Miss Maxine Elliott Mertz. During dinner, Miss Margaret Schuh played accordion selections.

meeting at 10 o’clotk Tuesday morning at her home, i.

Guests were Mesdames Willard Ear-

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and chosen mmebers of her bridal

Lawrence, J. William Elliott, Paul O. Tauer Jr, Charles McVey, Floyd R. Chambers, Howard E. Holmes, Bernard McGinty, Alvy Golay and the Misses Grace Hyland, Thelma Stuckey, Frances Newby, Lsulla Barkalow, Helen Milam and Virginia Lawson,

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Mrs. Reba Lee King was hostess at a recent kitchen shower for Miss

Maurice Moriarity will be Aug. 19 in the St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. The hostess was assisted by her sister, Mrs. Mildred Ratcliffe. Guests were Mesdames Edward Ziegler, Eugene Taylor, Harold Percifield, Harry Costin, Leo Oliger, Monte Meyers and the Misses Mary White, Maxine Simmons, Helen Terry, Mary Margaret Ragan, Catherine Matson and Evelyn Trilliman,

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Mr, and Mrs. L. R. Cochrane, Bloomfield. have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Eva Margaret, to Harry Wheeler, 2358 Broadway. The wedding will be Thursday in the Third Christian Church.

EVENTS

SORORITIES

Phi Omega Kappa. 8 p. m. Mon. Mrs. Lois Ogden, 1940 Caroline Ave, hostess. Business meeting. Alpha Beta Chi. 8:30 p. m. Mon. Miss Louise Callahan, 3027 Ruckle, hostess. Miss Jean Patridge and Mrs. Jack Reichel, assistants.

Beta Chapter, Thete Delta Sigma. Tues. eve. Miss Rae Bauman, 58 N. Belle Vieu Place, hostess. Alpha Chapter, Phi Theta Delta. Wed. eve. Miss Virginia Byrd, 3609 College Ave., hostess. Business meeting.

CLUBS

Aurora Chapter, Sub-Deb. Mon. eve. Miss Margaret, Antibus, hostess. Discussion of plans for house party at Lake Wawasee on first week in August . E. T. C. 1 p. m. Mon. Miss Janst Gregory, hostess.

LODGES

Marion County Past Matrons and Patrons Association and Mergan County Past Matrons and Patrons Association. 8un., July 30. Mooresville City Park. Picnic. Temple Rebekah Lodge 591. 8 p. m.

Urban, nobi

Marjory Smith, whose marriage to|

the appointments. {annual benefit card party will be ‘Tuesday, Sept. 19, in Ayres’ audi-

3338 Kenwood Ave,

Alpha Omicron

Members of Alpha Omicron Alpha, national philanthropic society, will. observe Founders’ Day with a luncheon Wednesday, Aug. 9, at The Homestead, 5694 N. Meridian St. The luncheon will be one of two events in the year attended by all chapters, an@ members from Indianapolis, Columbus and Muncie are expected to be present. Mrs. J. W. Hill is chairman, assisted by Mrs. George Studebaker and Mrs. J. J. Kinther. Mrs. Maurice Lindley and Mrs, William Stewart are in charge of arrangements for the bridge party after the luncheon. Mrs. Charlés Miller and Mrs. L. H. Noble will arrange decorations. The union meeting in January also is attended by all chapters. Mrs. Noble will be general chairman of the annual convention Oct. 6-8 at the. Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. J. P. Parker and Mrs. Charles’ Kuhlman will be vice chairmen, Mrs, J. R. Sentney, national president, made The sorority’s

torium. Proceeds will be used in the

| organization’s. philanthropic activ-

ities including the national project, the Needlework Guild of America. Mrs. J. A. Cameron will be chairman of the party.

Members of the Indianapolis Alumnae Association of Phi Mu, national college sorority, will entertain about 30 rush guests with a swimming party and picnic dinner this afternoon at the Riviera Club.

Miss Martha Davis will be hostess to membets and guests of Indiana Alpha Chapter of Delta Theta Chi Monday evening at a rush party at her home. Mrs. Ruby M. Bever, educational director of the group, will have charge of the program, and Mrs. William Kraas III will be entertainment chairman.

Tues. Hall, 230 E. Ohio. Mrs. Pear] | oble

Members of the local group met recently with in’ Terre Haute, Ko

representatives of

Alpha to Give Founders’ Day Party on Aug. 9

Observance of Founders’ Day, several rush parties and a week-end outing are among plans highlighting the week-end and future events for members of Indianapolis Greek letter organizations. has appointed a chairman for an annual benefit card party in September.

One sorority

for a picnic at Houston Park in Kokomo. A fall get-together will be held in Logansport Sept. 30-Oct. 1. The state convention will he May 18-19 next year in Indianapolis.

Members of Béta Chapter of Sigma Delta Sigma will hold an outing this week-<end at McCormick’s Creek State Park.

Mrs. Paul M. Cook will be president of Gamma Chapter of Omega Nu Tau for the ensuing term following her election at the July busihess meeting. Other officers for nex: year are Mrs. John A. Lyons, vice president; Mrs. Walter Worrell, secretary; Miss Margaret Ulrich, treas-

urer; Miss Helena Wanner, chaplain; Mrs. Bernard Smith, sergeantat- s; Mrs. Walter Minger, publicity editor, and Mrs. Wilford Furgason, national representative. Mrs. George Peterson was re-elected philanthropic chairman.

St. Joan of Arc Choir Party Set

Members of the St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church choir will entertain their escorts at a dinner party tomorrow evening at the Riviera

Club. . a on Harry Gardner and the Rev. Fr. Henry Hoover will be honor guests. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krieger will be chaperons.

The group will attend the club's weekly dance aftér the dinner. The Misses Nancy Morrison, BetRuth Dockter

: x : Times Photo. 1. Representatives of several Indianapolis country clubs are assisting with plans for the tennis tournament which the Central Indiana Tennis Association will sponsor Monday through the jorowing Sunday at Highland Golf and Country Club. Discussing plans ar (left to right) Mrs. James H. Ruddell, Highland; Mrs. Henry E, Todd, Highland, and Mrs. Paul C| Cullom, Indianapolis Country Club. 2. This trio of young women are on the tennis tournament committee too. It includes (left to right) Miss Nancy Kegley, Meridian Hills; Miss Emmy Pantzer, Woodstock, and Miss Betty Hutchings, Meridian Hills. J 3. Miss Jeane Ruschaupt (center), who has left for an extended stay in California, was feted recently at a farewell luncheon attended by K. P. Club members. Miss Mary Elisabeth Barrett (left) was hostess. They are shown with Miss Betty Lee Terhune. ; 4. Mrs. Thomas Osborne was Miss Mattie Kemp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kemp, before her marriage June 30. (DexheimerCarlon Photo.) 5. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Brandt announce, the engagement of their daughter, Louise, to Henry Lee Moffett, son of Mr. and Mrs, T. D. Moffett. The wedding will be in September. (Ayres Photo.) 6. Miss Mary Katharine Harbison's engagement to David O. Thompson Jr., Grand Rapids, Mieh., is announced by her/mother, Mrs. William C. Harbison. Mr. Thompson is the son of Mr, and Mrs. David O. Thompson, Oak Park, Ill. The wedding will be Sept. 6 at the Episcopal Church of the Advent. (Ayres Photo.)

J : Engagement Announced Prospect Fete Held. The engagement of Miss Anna-| The t Tuscon Club « will belle Shalley to Edwin M. Sehaad hold a lawn social this afternoon of Washington has been announced and evening at the corner of Prosby her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P./pect and Evison Sts. Dancing ahd Alvin Shalley, 1832 N. Harding St.|a contest for amateurs are to be Mr. Schaad is the son of Mr. and features. Proceeds will go to the Mrs. Emil V. Schaad, 2645 Apple- group's charitable activities. ‘The

gate St. The wedding will be next club is affiliated with the Prospect