Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1939 — Page 8
SOCIETY —
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Muskoka Lake,
Thomas D. Sheerins Are Visiting at
Beaumaris, Ontario
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D.
Sheerin-and their daugh-
ter, Laura, and Mrs. John Bennett are at the Beaumaris Hote! and Yacht Club, Muskoka Lake, Beaumaris, Ont.
* The ¢
Sheerins will return here next week.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Smith arrived home yesterday after a cruise to Labrodor and Newfoundland. The Smiths stopped off a
few days in Ne
York to attend the World's Fair. . . Beatr.ce and Blanche Neale are vacationing in Bermuda. . . .
..The Misses Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph B. Gregg are home after a visit to the Fair. . . . Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Schoenlaub and son, Jim, have returned after vacationing at Detroit Lakes, Minn., Winnepes and Lake of the
Woods. Visiting Father and Sister
Mrs. Harold E. Wright and her daughter, Jacquelin, of Miami .Beach are the guests of Mrs. Wright's father, Louis J .Brown, and
Miss Gertrude Brown. . .
. Miss Marjorie Flickinger, daughter of
Mrs. Dan Flickinger, and Miss Sylvia Griffith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Griffith, are. attending the summer school of French at Northampton Girls School, Northampton, Mass.
Leave for Maxinkuckee
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin MacDonald and children, Edwin and Betty Lynn, have left to spend several weeks at their summer home at
Lake Maxinkuckee. . ..
Mr. and Mrs.
Harold West and their children
-also have joined the Indianapolis colony at Maxinkuckee. They will ivide their time during the remainder of the summer between their
A here and the lake.
Talbott Dennys Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. Talbott Denny returned over the week-end after
a | month’s vacation at Lake Maxinkuckee.
They occupied the Don
one cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Trone are to spend this month there. ames Attendants for Wedding
Miss Catherine Ann Bingham today named attendants for her wedding Sept. 2. She will be married to Lieut. Leo M. Stadtmiller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam G. Stadtmiller of Shelbyville. Miss Bingham is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bingham.
Miss Jane Keach will be Miss Bingham's maid of honor.
The .
bride-to-be has selected Miss Carol Langfitt ‘and Miss Helen Piel=
Col. J. D. Friday will be best man and Maj.
E. Willet and Maj. L. G Bumen are to be ushers.
7 as bridesmaids.
rs. Sadler Is Guest Tonight
Mrs. Harriett Sadler, Lynchburg, Va., will be honored at a recep- . tion at 8 o’clock”tonight at the University Park Christian Church. Mrs. Sadler is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Cooper and Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Cory. She is the widow of the Rev. S. Lee Sadler, former
pastor of the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll F. Kramer are spending the week at Lake
Maxinkuckee.
. Visitors at Leland, Mich., are Mrs. Howard S.
Morse and her daughter, Miss Mary Scott Morse. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Becherer and daughters, Miss Nell and Marjorie Becherer, have returned to their home after vacationing at Klinger, Lake, Mich. Mrs. Becherer’s mother, Mrs. J.. G. Norton, .Londonville, N. Y., was their guest at the lake.
Phi Gamma Chis Skate Tonight; Tri Chis Will Picnic Monday; Others Plan Business Sessions
A picnic, skating party and several business meetings are scheduled
for this week by sorority groups. for business sessions. Zeta Chapter, Phi Theta Delta
Wednesday evening is a popuiar night
Sorority, will meet tomorrow night
at the home of Miss Dorothy Jane Williams, 336 S. 6th St., Mars Hill.
The board of directors of Alpha Chapter, Phi Delta Pi, will hold a business meeting at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow night at the home of Miss Frances May Patterson, 2020 Brookside Drive.
Alpha Chapter, Tri Chi, will meet at 6 p. m. Monday at the home of Miss Virginia Buddenbaum, 5135 Maple Lane, to go to Ellenberger Park for a picnic. | The arrangements committee includes the Misses Esther Cotton, June Walters and Rosa Mary Bauer.
Beta Chapter, Phi Theta Delta will be entertained tonight at the home of Miss Charlotte McKay, 1121 Wade Ave.
Mrs. Albert Nichols will be host tomorrow night to members of the Gamma Reta Chi [Sorority at the Homestead Inn, 5964 N. Meridian St.
Phi Gamma Rho members are to be guests of Mrs. Donald H. Smith, 4144 College Ave., Thursday.
Phi Gamma Chi Sorority will have dinner tonight at 7 o'clock at the * Quaint Inn. A skating party at the Riverside Rink will follow.
8 and 40 Members Will Elect Officers
Officers will be elected at the meeting of the Marion County Salon des
Huit Chapeaux et Quarante Femmes tonight at the Forty and Eight Chateau. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m. Delegates and alternates will be named for the Departmentale Marche which will bé held in Bloomington Aug. 19. Miss Flora Douglass will be in charge of initiation services for new members. Hostesses will include Mesdames Edith DeWitt, Blanche Breedlove, Lillian Whitman, Vivian Hughes and Miss Rosemary Kirkhoff.
Y. A. M. Club Meets
The Y. A. M. Club will meet at 7 p. m. today at the home of Miss Jean Parker, 3251 Broadway... Miss Jean Bosler, Louisville, Ky. and Miss Mary Alice Mahon, Streeter, Ill, will be guests. Miss Bosler is visiting “Miss Dorothy Dowd, and Miss Dorothy Bechereich has Miss Mahon as her houseguest.
‘My Soul Belongs to Cornell,’ Says Larry Fletcher, Hoosier
Olivier’s Understudy Ready to Leave N. Y. Stages For Summer at Nantucket.
By HELEN WORDEN Times Special Writer EW YORK, Aug. 1.—“She is undoubtedly the most gracious person I know,” Lawrence Fletcher said of America’s “first lady of the Bis spa. ” Katharine Cornell, as: he tucked one leg up on the sofa of is apartment at the Schuyler at 57 W. 45th St. And he should know, for this former. Indianapolis resident has gone through many a rehearsal in his Sapaeity as understudy for Law-
rence Olivier in Miss Cornell's current success, “No Time for Comedy.” Previously he toured with’ Miss Cornell in the Middle West in “Herod and Mariamne.’ Now that Francis Lederer has taken over Olivier’s part opposite Katharine Cornell, Mr. Fletcher, dark and well built, plans to desert his backstage haunts at the Ethel Barrymore theater for the barnstorming of the Nantucket Players, on Nantucket Island, Mass., the middle of August. He owns a part interest in the stock company and had expected to leave early this summer, but resigned himself to staying in New York when Miss Cornell * and © Guthrie McClintic, the director, persuaded him to understudy. “My heart’s in Nantucket,” he said laughing, “but my soul belongs to Cornell.” : J ” ” AWRENCE FLETCHER, who has succeeded in crashing the glittering gates of Broadway, grew up in Indianapolis. His mother, Mrs. Walter L. Howe, lives at 5724 Winthrop Ave., and his sister, Mrs. Henry D. Ridgely, 1321 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, recently visited him in New York.
“She ran me ragged!” Mr. Fletcher exclaimed, looking exhausted at |
the. mention of his sister. “The ~ Stork Club, 21 €lub, shows, the World’s Fair, and'even the parachute jump! I've never done so
many things all at once in my
life. » Mr. Fletcher got his first acting training with the Indianapolis Little Theater, whose head, George Somnes, was stage director for the Stuart Walker stock company in the summers. George Somnes brought young Fletcher to the at-
tention of Stuart Walker, who gave -¢
him his first professional acting job
Larry, as hes known to his friends, can’t remember when he came to New York. He just migrated he says. Since he's been East he has toured and visited in Indiana several times. Indianapolis theater goers will remember, him as Larry Toms, “the Hoot Mix from the Rio Grande,” in “Boy Meets Girl.” He also played in “Anthony and Cldopatra” wheh it toured Indiana. More recently he was “Julius Caesar” in Orson Welles’ production that played on the road. 2 ” ”
HEN not acting, Larry os-
couple of plays he’s written. Around meal time, if he decides to eat out, you're likely to find him at Stouffer's on Fifth Ave, or at Ralph's on 45th just off Broadway. Ralph has helped many an unemployed actor and they in turn, patronize his place when they're working. It has lots of atmosphere with red check table cloths, sawdust, Italian food and plenty of good whisky. Ralph’s customers have a softball team known as “The At Liberty Nine.” As soon as an actor gets a job he’s automatically off the team since he’s no longer at liberty. _ Larry was center field two years ago. They played the boys from the show, “Shadow ane Substance,” one’ Friday in Central Park, and there was much “substance” in these “shadows,” for they beat the tar out of “The At Liberty Niners.” Larry called it an ignominous defeat.
Next fall, Larry hopes to get in on one of the three plays Kathne Cornell is contemplating.
cupies his time polishing a ,
Two Women’s Groups Gather At’Ft. Friendly
Business meetings, a covered dish luncheon and a card party are included on the calendars of lodge groups for this week.
The Auxiliary 10, Sons of Union
‘| Veterans of the Civil War, will meet
at 8 o'clock tonight at Ft. Friendly, 512 ‘N. Illinois St. Mrs. Gertrude McLean will preside.
Mrs. Pearl Hull is arranging a card party for Thursday afternoon for Women of the Moose at Moose
Blue and Mrs. Esther Hansford will assist.
The Pocahontas A. W. T. Embroidery Club will hold a covered dish: luncheon Thursday at 917 N. Tremont Ave.
The Maj. Robert Anderson Women’s Relief Corps 44 will meet today at Ft. Friendly. will preside.
The Social Club of the Broad Ripple O. E. S. will meet at 1:30 p. m. Friday with Mrs. Lorene Talbott, 6404 College Ave.
The Rathbone Degree Staff of Myrtle Temple 7, Pythian Sisters, will meet at 8 p. m. tonight at the home of Miss Thelma Huber, 1217 Sterling St.
The Past Noble Grands Club of Chappel Rebekah Lodge will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. Minnie Woodrum, 2912 Rader St. Emma Steirwalt will assist the hostess.
Personals
Dr. Gertrude Hinshaw is vacationing in the Southwest. She visited in Dallas, Tex., and is in Mexico City. She is expected to return here early next week. Mrs. Henry Westfall entertained recently at bridge in honor of Mrs. Elizabeth Lee, Columbus, Ind., house guest of Mrs. Anna Conner. Guests included the Mesdames Blanche Andregg, Katherine Collins, Mary Murphy, Bertha Myers, Conner and Miss Nana Gregg. Mrs. Henry Rothschild and her son, Leonard Rothschild of Franklin, are in New York for a visit with Mrs. Rothschild’s son and Leonard's brother, Arvin Rothschild. They will visit the World’s Fair. Eugene McManamon, Donald McManamon and Miss Loreta McManamon have gone on a 10-day trip to the East Coast. They. will attend the World’s Fair in New York. Mrs. George Brown, Toronto, Canada, is visiting her son, George Brown Jr. Mrs. Christina I. Holder has as her house guests her uncle, Alex Florence; her cousins, the Misses Mable and Bessie Florence, and Billy Kennedy, all of Toronto, Canada.
Stiff Silks Avpear
In Paris Showings
Because of their adaptability to the current Victorian fashion trend, ntiff silks are extensively seen in pre-fall Paris showings. Patou uses white moire to create a stunning, tailleur with brown ilk velvet collar and brown chiffon blouse. A brown velvet beret is selected to go with this suit. For formal evening wear, Balenciaga
shows a dignified gown of mauve
faille with a tiny gold pin dot. The skirt is narrow with a fashionable low bustle drape; the bodice plain, high-necked. Purple silk velvet evening bag and gloves complete the ensemble.
Hall, 135 N. Delaware St. Mrs. Cora|
Mrs. Mattie Barr] .
Recent Brides and Principals in
Groups, Families Arrange Annual Reunion Picnics
This is the season of reunions for families and residents of various towns and communities. Several are to be held Sunday.
The DeHar family will be meeting]. for the 24th time Sunday when it holds its annual reunion at Garfield Park. A basket dinner will be served at noon. Bert Porter is president.
The 33d annual Swain - reunion will be Sunday at the home of Mr. and: Mrs. John Brown, southeast of Fountaintown. Alfred Worth heads the group.
The Garfield Park community house-has been selected as the meet-
-|ing place for the Costin family next
Sunday for the annual get-together.
The Pickerel-Delaware reunion also will be heid Sunday at Garfield Park. v
A business meeting and program will follow the basket dinner at the Murphy-Heathco reunion Sunday at Riley Park, Greenfield. Murel Townsend is president.
Members of the Waymire family will hold their reunion at Callaway Park in Elwood next Sunday.
The annual Silvey reunion is set for Sunday at Brookside Park.
Hot Sunshine Called ~ Enemy of Blankets
Moderately warm water, very bland suds, plenty of clear rinse the same temperature as the suds bath, gentle handling and a good drying day is all that is essential to successfully launder wool blankets at home. If you live in a section where the water is naturally hard, better use a reliable water softener. A blanket that is very soiled is better for a second suds bath, and bindings may need a gentle goingover with a soft brush. Rinse thoroughly and hang evenly in the shade
to dry. Remember that very hot sunshine and cold temperatures do not treat wool fibers kindly. If the nap appears to be flattened a bit after the blanket is dry, brush it up carefully with a soft brush.
Swagger for Coeds For sports and college wear this fall is designed ah assembled suit of
swagger coat in natural or brown is cozily warm and fully lined’ with warm-toned;,” mixed tweed and can, in fact, bé reversed and worn as a tweed jacket with the handsomely tailored matching tweed skirt. Both
can be purchased separately.
camel hair and tweed. The short
1. Mr. and Mrs. R. H: Hardin be Aug. 29.
2. Mrs. Leo Louis Jr. was Miss
from Purdue.
D. Langdon. She was graduated
Ayres Photo-Reflex Photos. of Knightstown afinounce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Janet Ann, to E. I. Carriker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carriker of Pullman, Wash. The wedding will
Mary Juanita McDole, daughter of
Mrs. Priscilla Loomis, before her marriage July 15. The bride attended Purdue University and is a member of Alpha. Chi Omega Sorority. Mr. Louis, son of Mr, and Mrs. Leo Louis of Piqua, O., was graduated
3. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Chance have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mildred, to Mortimer Franklin. . 4. Miss Mildred Marie Langdon will be married to Garnet L. Findling Aug. 18. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
from Indiana University and is a
member of Delta Zeta Sorority. Mr. Findling attended Purdue University and was graduated from Indiana Law iSchool.
5. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Campbell announce the engagement of their daughter, Athena Starr, to Ralph W. Neel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John J. Neel. United Presbyterian Church.
ried in the fall. The bride-to-be
The wedding will be Oct. 7 at the Woodruff Avenue
6. Miss Harriett M. Lamoureux and John N. Egan are to be mar-
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John L. Lamoureux and Mr. Egan is the son of Mrs. David Egan. 7. Mrs. William Johnson was Miss Pauline Jenkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jenkins before her recent marriage. Mrs. Johnson are at home in Indianapolis.
Mr. and (Kindred: Photo.)-
1 | Mrs. Karl Kernel will be hostess.
‘Continued Showers’ F orecast §
In August Bridal Almanac
With the arrival of Agri and the prospect of rapidly approaching
Miss Marjorie Macy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Macy, 2619 N. Delaware St., has chosen her sister, Mrs. Paul Weatherly, for matron of honor at her marriage Aug. 12 to
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Iverson, Conrad, Mont.
Mrs. K. H. Stephens ill be bridesmaid at the ceremony. Floyd Iverson will be his brother's best man and ushers will be Lyle Iverson, another brpther, Mr. Weatherly, Dr. Stephens and Frank Barnard.
Miss Macy will be honored with a crystal shower tonight at the home of Mrs. Stephens in Lawrence. Guests will include. Mrs. Macy,! mother of the bride-to-be, Mesdames Weatherly, . ‘A W. Wulf, Philip Ochs, Virgil Bankson, Blanchard Boyle, George Ploughe, Hester Foust, Frank Foulke, Everett Hester, Gernie Swain, C. C. Cook, Miss Sarah Boland and Miss Wanda Britton. Three parties in Miss Macy's honor have been planned for next week. A group of her high school classmates will be guests of Mrs, Wayne Daubenspeck next Tuesday evening, Aug. 8, in Rushville. Mrs. Wulf and Miss Boland will entertain Wednesday, Aug. 9, and Mrs. George Freers will be hostess at a party Thudsday Aug. 10. z ” Miss Helen Van Benten will be maid of honor at the marriage of
her sister, Miss Joan Marie Van Benten, to James Robert McKinney
Friday, Sept. 7, in the Holy Name.
(This is the fifth of a series of articles about ‘the daughters of Presidential candidates.)
By NEA Service N ISS AVERAGE AMERICAN GIRL—resembling the daughter cf the door: That's Jean Wallace, whose father, Agriculture Secretary Henry Wallace, may head the Democratic ticket next year.
she hasn’t had a debut. She does okay in school—but she’s no book=worm. Her parents’ pictures are familiar to newspaper readers— but not Jean’s. Jean has never been abroad. This, in spite of the fact that' two of her father’s sisters married diplomats, giving her a good excuse to visit Borobe=-and save hotel bills, Her looks? She has dark eyes, * dark hair, takes after both her father and her mother. She is slightly above average height. Athletically inclined, Jean is particularly fond of outdoor sports: Golf, hiking, tennis; Especially tennis. She’s something of an expert at the net game. Although she prefers to remain in the background of capital society, Jean has many friends among young people, both in Washington and back home in Iowa. In the manner of thousands of
ing forward with enthusiasm to her freshman year at college, starting this autumn. She finished her preparatory course at National Cathedral School, Episcopal insti- * tution on the grounds of Wash
family next
Jean is past the debut age—but .
other young ladies, Jean is look=
ington Cathedral, just a few days * before her J9th birthday, June 30.
Jean Wallace Popular—But Not a Deb
Dr. Irving A. Iverson. Dr. Iverson:
fall, the round of prenuptial events continues as friends of autumn brides-to-be prepare to entertain in théir honor. A bride-to-be of next! week has announced her attendants.
Catholic Church. Miss. Van Benten is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Van Benten of. Beech Grove and Mr. McKinney's parents are Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McKinney, 20 E. Pleasant Run Blvd. Bridesmaids will be Miss Dolores Hagist and Miss Marie Logan. Miss Claire McKinney, niece of the bridegroom-to-be, will be flower girl. Phillip McKinney. will attend his brother# as best man. Frederick Fries and William Davey will be ushers. James David Wade, Miss
{Van Benten’s cousin will be ring bearer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gus Krampe will be nost and hostess for a dinner party tonight at Hollyhock Hill in honor of Miss Harriett Evelyn Dixon whose marriage will te Sept. 2 to Robert J. Hadley of Brazil. ” 2 » A Miss Helen Marvin was honored recently at a surprise china shower held for her in thd Blue Room of the Spink Arms Hotel. Mrs. Clair J. Petithory was hostess for the event, assisted by Miss Marvin's sister, Esther. Several bridal airs were sung by Miss Rosemary Lawler, accompanied by Miss Mae Engle. Miss Marvin's marriage will be Sept. 1 to Lawrence Roland Baker e McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Guests at the shower included Mrs. LeGrande Marvin's mother; Mrs. George R. Baker, mother of the bridegroom-to-be; Mrs. Minnie Tripps, Lebanon, Miss Marvin's grandmother; - Mesdames Myron Miller, Norman Gold, Laura Martin, G. C. Klippel, E. L. Beggs, E. F. Davis, Val McLeay, Paul Watson,
Cliff Harder, T. E. Hanika, Walter
Beaver, Frank Harrison, Geneva Bradshaw and Ross Custer, Lebanon; the Misses Marilyn Gregory, Florence Easterday, Lela Dipper, Margaret Smith, Nancy Davis, Barbara Beggs, Janie Pinkerton, Audrey Leany, Esther Clark, Elvie Murtaugh, ‘ Velma Smithson, Analee Webb, Louise Farmer; Miss Mary Fink, Lafayette, and Misses Ann and Betty Ross Custer., Lebanon.
Eighteen Initiated By Pi Lambda Theta
Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Aug. 1— Initiation -services were conducted recently for 18 new members of Pi Lambda Theta, national honorary education sorority, at Indiana University. Ralph Irons, superintendent of Evansville schools, spoke on “Forward Look in Public Education” at
| the initiation dinner.
| Ky.; | Miss Welcome Warner, Ft. Wayne,
Initiates included Miss Josephine Anderson, Whiting; Mrs. Ruth Ardashier, Frankfort; Miss Lois Ashby, Evansville; Miss Betty Beatty, Logansport; Miss Geneva Bosse, Evansville; Miss Mary Louise Bottorff, Corydon; Miss Bernice Bruner,
| Evansville; * Miss Rosalia Cathcart,
Jasper; Miss Marie Charlier, Anderson; Miss Ethel Crawford, Anderson; Miss Dorothy Erskine, New-
| burgh; Miss Frances King, Angola;
Miss Harriet Lake, New Haven; Miss Dorothy McDaniel, Lebanon; Miss Henrietta Nunn, Earlington, Miss Mary Pastor, Huntington;
yons, Taggart | Wedding Held -, At Lake Home
Couple to Leave by Plana
For ational Capital On il
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" ROSCOMMON, Mich., Aug. 1.—«
Miss Patricia Adelaide Taggart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Taggart, Indianapolis, was married to Ross C. Lyons, son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert W. Lyons, Indiane apolis, at noon today. The Rev. Logan Hall of the Meridian Street Methodist Church of Indianapolis read the service at the summer home of the Taggarts, Pine Wood's Camp, Higgins Lake. Mr, Taggart gave his daughter in mars riage. . Bride Wears Organdie Mrs. Lyons’ bridal gown was of white shadow organdie fashioned on
‘|princess lines with puff sleeves.
From a Juliet cap of lace fell a veil
lof net over, which the bride wore
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Catholic Group Lays| Plans for New Club Year
Book reviews and lectures on a variety of s ubjects have been planned Ly the program committee of the Irvington Catholic Woman’s Study Club for the new season. A President’s Day luncheon on Sept. 21 will open the club year. Mrs. George W. Faulstich, the new president, will be honor guest. “Our Traveler's Memories” is the theme
of the Oct. 4 meeting with Mrs. R. J. Smith and at the Oct. 18 gathering, the Rev. Thomas Mindrup will speak on “Motor Mission Work.”
Coming Events Listed
Mrs. William J. Betz will conduct a parliamentary law institute at the Nov. 1 meeting with Mrs. Leo Hemelgarn. Frederick Winters will describe “Behind the Scenes abt
the home of Mrs. O. N. Allen. Elizabeth Jordan’s “Three Rousing Cheers” will be outlined by Mrs. Thomas J. Murphy at the Dec. 6 meeting. Mrs.. Joseph Wolff will be hostess. The Christmas party will be held at the home of Mrs. William Strack. The social committee, including Mesdames Harry A. Burkhart, G. 8. Foederer and George H. Stahl, will be in charge. Officers will] be elected at the Jan. 17 session with Mrs. Betz. Mrs. F. R. Henzel will talk on “Germany As I Know It.” Two book reviews have been planned for the Feb. 7 meeting.
| Duffy, “Three Ways Home.” E. C.
and ne ‘Catherine ‘Wegener, In-
Mrs. Stahl will entertain. Mrs. L. |C. Merkle will review “Ellen Ewing | Sherman” and Mrs. George A.
Belzer will trace development oi the telephone for members on Feb. 21. Members will tour the Indiana ‘Bell Telephone Co.
March Meetings Set
Mrs. William G. Stehlin is to be hostess on’ the 16th of March. Mrs. Albert H. Ehrensperger and Mrs. Karl Kernel are to review “An American Woman” and “As the Morning Rises.” Mrs. R. J. Smith will lead a roundtable discussion of “Characters: of the Reformation” at the March 20 meeting with Mrs. Burkhart. “Church Music” is Mrs. Foederer’s subject for the April 3 meeting at Mrs. Ehrensperger’s| home. Mrs. Thomas J. Murphy will be hostess on April 17 when Mrs. Helemlgarn and Mrs. ‘Stahl review “The King’s Good Servant’ and “The Woman Who Was Poor.” Mrs. Roy Babcock will speak of “Mary’s Day” on May 1 Mrs. Burkhart will review “Brother Petroc’s Return.” Mrs. A. J. Ullrich will be hostess. May 15 will be guest day. The new yearbooks were issued recently by the prorgam committee, including Mesdames Babcock, William Strack and Geroge E. Ewell. Other new officers include Mrs. Strack, vice presidenf{; Mrs. Smith, second vice president; Mrs. C. V. Sullivan, secretary; and Mrs. Babcock, treasurer.
EVENTS . | SORORITIES
Alpha Chapter, Phi Theta Delta. 8:15 p. m. Wed. Mrs. Robert Fitzgibbon, 2315 Kenwood, hostess. Business meeting. Beta Chapter, Beta Chi Theta. Tonight. Miss Helen Cox, 615 N. Jefferson Ave. Installation of officers.
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CLUBS
S.1. 8.2 p. m. today. Miss Virginia Brown, 4608 Winthrop Ave. hostess. Directors and committee members, Indianapolis Home for Aged, 11 a. m. Thurs. Home.
LODGE
Prospect Chapter 452, O. E. 8, 6 p. m. Thursday. Garfield Park. Basket dinner for officers, members and their families.
CARD PARTY
Hospital Committee, Lavelle-Gos-] sett Auxiliary, V. F. W. 1:45 p. m. Wed. Foodcraft Shop, Century Building.
Sewing Circle to M eet The Sewing Citcle of the Myrtle Temple Pythian Sisters will meet for luncheon at neon the home of Mrs. Gladys
WFBM” for members on Nov. 15 abr d a pieni
Thursday at|
a scarf of rose pointe lace worn by her ‘mother at her wedding. She carried a shower bouquet of stephe anatis and orchids. The bride's two sisters, Marion Alice and ney Margaret Taggart, were her attendants. Their gowns of white net were fashioned similarly with tight bodices and -full skirts. White velvet trimmed the necklines of the gowns and white velvet bands with gardenias were worn by them at their wrists and as head dresses. They carried bouw quets of white gardenias and Sweet= heart roses. Robert , Lyons Jr. and John Lyons were their brother’s attends ants. - Se Breakfast Served- |
A wedding breakfast ‘was served at the clubhouse Mm the camp following the service. The couple was to leave by plane for a trip to Washington, : The bride /was to travel in a black and white sheer dress with red trim, Her accessories and coat were to be of black any she was to carry while loves. : 8 Mrs. Lyons was graduated from Smith College and Mr, Lyons from Princeton University.
Clubs
A Take outing, picnic and several luncheons ate planned for this week by women’s |cluks.
The O. B. IN. Club is spending the week at Lake Wawasee. The party includes the Misses Janet Farrell, Margaret Hanley, Suzanne Brosnan, Jean Kibler, Patricia Glynn, Anna Mae Clark, | Suzanne Bolin, Ruth Fralich and{Suzanne Stefien.
The Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunnyside will meet at 2 p. m. toe morrow at Ayres’ auditorium Tor its monthly business meeting.
The Forest Hills Garden Club will tomorrow at the country home of i G. E. Bomberger, Mrs. E. P. Everett ‘will assist the hostess.
Mrs. Edward M. Lentz, 3129 W. 61st St., will entertain members of the North Side Recreation Club Ys day. |
“The Delta Upsilon Ladies’ Auxiljary will meet for luncheon bridge today at the Riviera Club. Hostesses will be the Mesdames D. E. Comp= ton, J. E. Aspinall and E. C. Badger,
_The DeMo ay Mothers’ Club meme pers will be the guests of Mrs. Ede win Lay and Mrs. Robert Perkins Friday night ‘at the chapter house, 1017 Broadw y.
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