Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1939 — Page 6

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‘Hunter Teams’ to Make Debut At Traders Point Ride Sept. 16

Trials for “hunter teams” will be introduced for the first time this vear at the annual Farmers Party of the Traders Point Hunt at the kennels near Royalton. More than 1200 persons are expected for the party Sept. 16, when hunt members will entertain landowners over whose fields they ride from October to February. Members were busy today with the early plans for the festivities The trials are to be held on the hunter trail course, a three-quarter mile zigzag trail between 14 sets of flags with 10 jumps. Teams of three each are to stay three or four lengths apart as they go down the course. One team will include the master of the hounds and two

staff members and another will be made up of honorary whippersin Qther teams will include groups from the Hunt

Stokelys Are General Chairmen

The party will begin at 10 o'clock in the morning and continue until 5 o'clock in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, John B. Stokely are general chairmen. Among those assisting are Mr. and Mrs. Earl B Barnes, reception commityee chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bookwalter, games on foot; Kiefer Mayer, field games; Charles Mayer, horse shoes, and Thomas Kaufman and Ralph Lockwood, games on horseback

Misses Voyles, Storen Hostesses

Miss Mary Ellen Voyles and Miss Jean Stoven are to entertain at a linen shower tonight at Miss Storen’'s home in honor of Miss Beth Ann Williston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley M. Williston, whose marriage te Joseph Walker Barr will be Sunday. Among guests will be Miss Tan Pin Pin of Boston, Mass, who will arrive today for a two weeks’ visit with Miss Voyles, Other guests will be the Misses Mary and Doris Wheeler, Jane Preston, Jean Grumme., Ruth Zitzlaff, Barbara Hickam, Jane Allison, Clair Patton. Mrs. George Haves, Mis. Ralph Baur and Miss A, Edward Campbell of New Albany and Miss Jeanette Campbell, Coatesville,

Clubs Map Labor Day Festivities

The Imdianapolis Country Club will give a Labor Day dance Saturday night at the club Art Berry and his orchestra will play for dancing following a dinner party. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Eiveljorg and Mr, and Mrs. William H. Wells are on the special committee in charge of arrangements. Labor Day festivities at the Highland Golf and Country Club will begin with a dinner-dance Saturday night, with Bill Hart and his orchestra playing. Dinner will be served on Sunday from noon until 9 p. m. On Labor Day proper, a buffet dinner will launch club activities and another dance will follow

Brothers Honored at Open House

Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Anderson were hosts at an open house recently in honor of their two sons, William and John. William will leave Thursday for the University of California, while John will go to Purdue this fall as a freshman, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer W. Piel are expected home tomorrow or Thursday frown an eastern trip. They spent a few days at the Hotel New Yorker. Mr. and Mrs. W. E Nelson and their daughter, Catherine. also were recent visitors in the East. They “did” the Tair and returned home last week-end Yoti I'S Le av Miss Florence KK. Kerlin, congressional secretary of the National League of Women Voters, will come to Indianapolis early next month for a two weeks’ visit with friends. She is planning a tour organizations throughout Indiana

we Secretary Coming

of voters’

Two Sorority Groups Arrange Entertainment at Tea and Bridge Party for Young Rushees

Several voung women wito Will enter Indiana colleges this fall are to be entertained at a tea and bridge party whicli te sorority groups

have arranced for this week. Several lccal groups will hold business

meetings The Phi Mu Alumnae Association is sponsoring a rush tea this aftto 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs Rucke St. Mrs. William B. Wilcox, state rush chairman, will outline Phi Mu history and taik on “Sororities and the National Pan-Hellenic congress A program of Phi Mu songs will be presented by Miss Betty Jean McKamey, accordion player py Mrs. William Ramsey will pour. Ruby Rehling. Mrs, Karl Theilig is In the receiving line will Be Mrs. arranging the musical program Wilcox, Mrs. H. D. Eberhart, president of the local alumnae group;| Beta Chapter, Phi Beta Delta, will Mesdames O. L. van Horn, Mrs, G. have a spread tonight at the home PF Dennerline and Miss Charlotte|of Miss Charlotte McKay. Lochner of Lafayette, president of the Purdue active chapter. Active members who are to assist include the Misses Billy Lawrence, Patricia Roesch. Miriam Commons, and Miss Mary Louise Swaney and Miss Mary a Sehnaibler of Lafayette,

A bon vovage dinner bridge will Sa tety Conclave be Beld Thursday at the Highland . Set for Sept. 1

ernoon from 3

A gypsy party is to be held tonight by members of Chi Delta Chi. [Miss Cathryn Bromley and Mrs.

[1430 N. LaSalle St.

Golf Country Club for young | women who plan to enroll at Mdi-| ana University next month. The Indianapolis rush committee of the mdiana University Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega is to be host. Miss Marietta Wood and Miss Rosamond Schlaegel are in charge

Zeta Chapter of Phi Theta Delta will meet Wednesday night at the Home of Miss Delight Otto, 3210 N Capitol Ave Mrs. Russell Holler will be hostess

to members of Gamma Beta Chi tomorrow night at the Homestead Inn

ana

A safety institute will be sponsored Tuesday, Sept. 19. in the world War Memorial Shrine by the

mdiana Federation of Clubs. Mis, Maurice B. Eppert is chairman of safety for the state federation. Mrs. T. V. Moore, Miami, director of safety for the General Federation of Women's Clubs, will attend the institute The meeting will be open to all Mdiana women

Spot Requires Rubbing

Considerable persistence is usually required to remove asphalt stain from rugs, particularly if they are old stains. Rub briskly with a clean with a dinner tonight at Cifaldis, cloth saturated with carbon tetraMiss Mary Schend will be toast- chloride. Use a clean cloth, freshly master and Miss Joan Hays will [saturated, as soon as the other beoreet members, Talks will be given comes soiled. Continue until spot by Mrs. Frances Mauk and Mrs. has disappeared

JANE JORDAN-

PAR JANE JORDAN-I am a girl of 19. I married a man of 43 when I was almost 17 and iived with him abot a vear and a halt He had a good job until about six months after we were married Then I started working and supported us both. He drank a good deal and ran around at nights stood it as long as possible and then I walked out on him. He «till constantly writes me letters asking me to come back, saying that he will get a job and do better, One night he threatened my life with a gun. He is awfully jealous. Do you think I should go back or get a divorce? We have no children { now have met a man of 39 wlio has been married and has two children, but was divorced this year. He tells me that he loves me. but still we quarrel. Do you tHink I should go with this man or get a job and be by myself? I have been on my own for a year HRS T Answer—Since vou are only 19 and obviously have cifficulty in getting along with men, I should think you would do well to find a job and stand on your own for a while. A job gives you good train. ing in teamwork with others. While the problems of business are not the same as the probe lems of marriage, you do learn how to work in unison with other men and women who are engaged in a common task. A certain amount of forbearance and self-discipline is necessary in any job Have you ever asked yourself why you choose men so much older than vourself? It makes one suspect that you are looking for a penevolent and uneritical father to indulge you. When the men disappoint you by showing themselves to be as self-seeking as you are, you protest and a quarrel ensues, The short account you give of your husband is not favorable, It is hardly likely that a man of any force would let a girl less than half his age support him. Then, too, his effort to keep his wife by drawing a gun on her is not very hopeful. You have grounds for divorce if you want it. I not that you say nothing about loving either of these men. You seem only concerned about whether they love you. 'To be at all satisfactory love. must be a mutual thing, given as well as received. Until you can take pleasure in loving as well as in being loved, vou will not make a good wife : Rely on yourself until you are older and learn how to get along with young men of your own age As it is youre trying to solve the problems in the back of the arithmetic before you're mastered the first principles, and it can’t be done JANE JORDAN,

Put your problems in a letter to Jane Jordan who will answer vour questions in this column daily.

Alpha Theta Chi will hold formal | initiation tonight at the home of Mrs. Woodrow Wines, 127 Dixon St

Upsilon Chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma will observe Founder's Day

Stanley Haves, 3153)

“lduring the winter because the girls)

| Harold Andrew will be hostesses at!

Supper Closes

Busy Summer For Troop 17

Parents and friends of members of Girl Scout Troop 17 will be guests tonight at a candlelight supper. The event climaxes the group's summer activities, A new phase of Girl Scouting was initiated this summer by the troop when it decided to continue meetings beyond the close of the regular season in the spring.

Camped During June

camping occupied the schedule for June and in July members worked for the explorers badge This took the young women into laboratories, canning plants, packing houses, public institutions, and factories. During August troop (members met four days a week at the Northeast Community Center for crafts, photography, and canning instruction. On Saturdays the girls assisted at the clinic at School 51 where they earned their child care) badges | The supper tonight will be served | at 5:30 p. Mm. A demonstration of § : . mg Yi TPO gancing, 8 Riv fera Booster Club officers will cAmMpAYe program and singing willl i at a dinher-dance and conclude festivities. Handeraft work Pav ing Friday evening at the elub will be oh AISPIAY aul Whipple and Dr LD Bibler Guests of honor will include the | Bars tharge Rev. William Bresdlove, the Rey |0Ccorations Alon J. Coble. Mrs. C. M read | Those to be installed include Dr and Mrs. GH. Styles, sponsors of George King, president; William F the troop: Miss Dorothy Dean, Girl|SWope, vice president; Dee MontScout secretary: Mrs. Marvin FE | BOMery, secretary; LL. J. Rybelt, Curle, chairman of the Council's| treasurer, and K. E. Kilepper, ser-

New Officials Are Chosen bv Boosters’ Club

of arrangements and

1. Mrs. Kenneth Trees was Miss Thelma Tacoma before her mars riage on Aug. 13 (Ramos=Porter Photo.) 2. Mr, and Mis. Paul Lewis Aikin are to be at home at 3789 Broadway after Sept. 1. Mrs Aikin war Miss Helen Keller, daughter of Mr and Mrs, William HH. Keller, before her marriage Aug. 20 (Block Photo) 3. Mr. and Mrs Charles Weigel announce the engagement of (heir daughter, Ethel to George Frederick Lang. The wedding will be Sept. 9 at the Olive Branch Christian Church. (Ayres Photo) 4 Miss Catherine Bondi and Peter Carsaro will be married Sept 3 Miss Bondi is the daughter of Nichola: Bondi. (Kindred Photo) 5 Mr and Mrs. Earl Bailey are at home at 5402 BE. 10th 8t Mis Bailey was Miss Esther Brown before her marriage July 23. (Clark Photo) 6. Mist Mary LaGirotta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph LaGrotta, will be married to Anthony Zuceo on Sept. 24 at the Holy Rosary Church. (Holland Photo)

group organization committee; Mis, |Eeant-at-arms, Newly elected diMaxwell Droke, public relations (Tectors are W. M. Dickson, Rollin

committee chairman: Miss Gertrude |French, Robert Shelburh and Rich-

Brown, Northeast Community Cen |ard Watson. ter director, and Miss Jessie Wert, | Dinner will be served at 7 p.m.

troop consultants, Mrs. Wilbur Bu- | Retiring officers, who will be seated chanan is the troop leader, at a separate table, include Paul | Whipple, president; Dr. Bibler, viee Gifts Laid Away Ipresident; Louis J. Rybolt, secreFrom their varied summer active tary; F.C Spindel], treasurer, and ities, the Girl Scouts have laid by John F. Reid, sergeant-at-arms future Christmas gifts made in their] Past presidents of the organizacraft hours, including a trefoil sun tion will be served at another table dial for the garden of the Little They are Emmett Green, William House; a complete outfit of cloth-|F. Swope, Clyde V Montgomery, ing for a 12-vear-old chilg for Harold Unger, William Bridges | Christmas; food canned from their! ¥ Hiedenrich, Russell N. Edwards own gardens, and hams given by a and Rov Huse Scout mother and smoked by the - Scouts themselves, to be used in All-| ing their Christinas baskets Mrs. Buchanan and her assistant, ‘Mrs. Wilbur Robbins, stated that “we feel there was more active interest and better co-operation than

Head of Council Picks Hostesses For Butler Tea

were not merely using what little done. We think that this summer - of activity will be a logical link be- | tween last year and the coming one | Mis. Robert St Pierre, president land no time will bs lost in warming Of the Butler University Mothers (ap. But the finest thing has heen | Council, today named hostesses for [the interest and co-operation of the the tea which the group will sponsor Dads Who worked with their girls from 2 to 5 p.m, Sept. 6, in the levery Tuesday evening on eraft/school’s formal gardens. projects, and joined them on other] They include the Mesdames E. © | occasions whenever possible.” Wakelam, A. E Coddington, Fred —— - R. Burckes, John 8 Dloyd 8 P Clay, C. M. Bohnstadt, William |Clark, Howard Caldwell, W. J Blackley, H.W. Clack, Hollis Adams, R. GG. Hesseldenz, Claude Lett, Are thur Gilliom, Carter Elzroth, Myron Rinker, and Miss Josephine Read Mie Gino A. Ratti and Mrs. Wakelam are co-chairman of the tea Mig. DD. 8 Robinson, wife of ButJers new president, will head the

Republican Women To Plan Card Party

Plans for a card party on Sept. 23 at Block's auditorium will be discussed Yhig afternoon at a meeting [of Marion County Republican viee chairmen. Mis. Ernestine Kidd will

| be hostess at her home, 1505 Hos- ' Feodlty and ad king St. Ms. Joseph P. Smith, vice | teceiving line, Faculty and admins [fstration members and their wives

chairman of the county, is chair man of today's party, will be introduced to mothers of be-

| Special guests will Franklin © Reynolds, Cambridge [Will be taken oh a conducted tour City, national Republican commit. of the Arthur Jordan Memorial hall teewoman: Mrs. Eleanor B. Shod- | grass, Nashville, vice chairman of '@ \ Y 0 [the state committee; Mis Albert | M188 Dowd ( lub Hostess | Vestal, Anderson: Mesdames The ¥Y. A. M. Club will be enter- | Charles Mann, Ina Stebbing, Harry tained at 7 p.m tonight at the EE. Barnard, Clarence R. Martin and | hothe of Mise Dorothy Ann Dowd, | Maude Hobson 4107 Park Ave

. y ‘ / Standing Committees A

Standing committee chaitmen and assistants of Willer, eco=chairm

the Nationa! Association of Women who will serve during the coming year were announced today by

the president, Mrs, Matty Joe Hackley. The first meeting of the organization will be held late next month. Mie, Clara Chvistopher will serve as chairman of the door committee, with Mrs. Mabel Anderson ¢o= chairman, and Mrs. Bertha Thomas, assistant, Other committees are: Hospitality-—Mrs, Beulah Dudley, chairman; Mrs. Christine Armour, cochairman: Mesdames Mary Buennagel Freda Strode, Harriet Wilhite, Hortense Bever, Irene Rugh: the Misses Martha Pommerening, Florence Siddons, Hazel MeCollum, Martha Machlan, Edythe Bran non, Mary Spearing and Dr. Lilly M. Clements pDinner-—~Mrs. Pearl Jones, chairman; Mrs. Mar. garet Osborn, co-chairman; Mesdames W. I. Hoag, Nellie Munro, Grace Lahr, Hilda Kendall, Lourena Mullilove and the Misses Carrie Hoag, Portia Chris tian and Eva Oollins. Yearbook--Mise Elizabeth Cook. chairman: Miss Katherine Kaercher, cochairman, and Miss Velma ©. Hert, Publicity—Miss Alta A. Trompeon, chairman, and Mrs. Sarah H. Wagner, co-chairman. NAW News— Miss Estora Whitaker, editor, and Misg Glen Dale Mosier, associate editor. Printing—Miss Alice Anderson and Mrs, Estelle Ebaugh.

Legislative Committee Named

mitiation—Mrs, Gladys Bebout, chairman; Mes. dames Hackley, Goldie Smith, Inez Crowley, Bertha Cook, Anderson and Miss Elsie Greathouse, Legisla-tive—-Mts. Izona Shirley, chairman; Mrs. Ida 8. Broo, co-chairman; Mesdames Florence K. Thacker, Murrell Powell Douglass, Nell Marcum, J. Francis Huffman, Smith, Maude Huey, Cleo Baker, G. W, Gordon, Marie Westfall and the Misses Juanita DeVault, Hazel BE. MeCollum, Gula Wolfe, Eva 8. True and Mae Belle Teter. Membership-—Mis, Ida Peacher, chairman; Mrs, Crowley, co-chairman; Mesdames foline Raymond, Lena Prater, A. B. Glick, Dora Cooper, Mayme De« Rossette, Hanna Geiger, Ruth Pike, Cleo Maines, Arlien Siefker, Ada M. Miller, Smith, Sherrill Anthony and the Misses Martha Pommerening, Dudley, Mary Hardesty, Mamie Cowan, Sarah Leavitt, Eliza beth Griffy, Marie Stacy and Spearing. Music—Mrs. Smith, chairman; Miss Helen Vone A

D. Didway, Della mond, Anderson,

Hardesty and Do Welfare-—Mys, co-chairman; Me Bina Jones, Thelma Winter, Pearl Wager and the Cromlieh, Emily Irie Gilbert, Mart

Other

Uhle, Hettie W,

Rugh, Anne Hill, Baker, Huffman,

Bebout, Shirley,

Edith G,

Mae Skulse, Hel Sighoura Marts, esty, Zella Jones,

orations; Myre, Dorothy

house and Gee,

| Miss Lucille Pierce and Bob Taylor | with dancing beginning at 9 o'clock Linen and Personal Showers

time was left after school work was |

include Mis [ginning students, The mothers also lorrin Thompron Jr, Grand Rapids, [will be Sept. 8 8Bhe is the daughter will be held Friday evening at the!

sonal shower at the home of

For National Association of Women

Silvery Hill, Maude Allen, Dorothy Uhle, Broo, M.

Cook. Beulah Dudley, Pommerening, Martha Taylor

Grace MacIndoo, Georgia

Clark, Alvira

M. Cummings and Vera Blackburn,

Ways and Means Smith, co-chairman; Mesdames Maude Huey, Josephine Myers, Chloe Maines, Jones, Rose Ward, Crowley, Ruth

Moore, Ruth Hilkene Milligan, Lahr, Harley Pease, Jones, Martha Abel, Ruth Pike, Dora Cooper, Irene

Rumple, Clara Christopher, Shearer, F'. W. Danner, G. W Eva Collinge, Willard D. Armatage, Goldie Shearer,

Mosier, Nan Gee, ley, Pommerening, Griffy, Ann Duncan, Wolfe, Pieh, Petty john, Staudt, True, Lilllan W

Tracey, Ethel Gardner, DeVault, Ravmond, Hert, Katie Cubert, Mary Hurley, Mary Gold, Martha A. Gardner, Tressie Malin, Cromlieh, Dorothy Ads dington, Greathouse, Alta A. Thompson, Cora Rafert and Alice Brown. Founders’ Day Banquet ments; Mrs, Goldie Smith, music; Miss Cook, decMise Hert, (ieket chairman, assisted by Harrison, Malleable Glee Club Conecert—Miss Hardesty, ushers’ chairman, and Mrs. Ada M. Miller, chairman; Mesdames Ruth Russell Armour and the Misses Cook, Addington, Creat

7. Mrs. Anna Batic announces the engagement of her daughter, Alma. to Charles J. Huter, son of Mr and Mrs. Olie Huter. The wedding will be Sept. 2 at the Holy Trinity Chureh. (Ayrex Photo.)

Planned for September Brides; Magazine Party to Be Tonight

Brides-to=be of early September find their spare moments filled [With showers and parties being given for them by friends. Linen and personal showers are popular with hostesgex, although onee in a whiie [a hostesz will branch out with zomething original like the magazine | shower one young woman will give for a friend to be married soon Miss Louise Brandt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ©. Brandt, 3728 Guilford Ave. will be enters |= E— : SE tained Thursday evening at a linen | Jeanette Campbell

hower by Mie Frederick Crostreet ih Coatesville shower By Mrs Freder orty 4 ; of Carmel. Misa Brandt's marriage | Mss Campbell is a sorority sister of

to Henry Lee Moffett son of Mr. Miss Wheeler's and the two were and Mrs. TD Moifett, 308 N. Irv= classmates at DePauw University

ington Ave, will be Sept. 18 | Mise Wheeler and © . The bride-to-be was honored last] d ler and George Gucken

hight at a crystal shower at the |DerEer IIT, Cincinnati, will be mar.

‘home of Mizz Margaret Wells, 3120 (ried Sept. 9, N. Delaware St. The hostess was

» ssisted by her mother, Mrs. Earl IW Welle esa eludes the| The Misses Yvonne DeBruton,

bride-to-be’ mother: Mrs. Moffet (Allee Woods and Margaret Ann

land the Misses Betty Sehissel |Binford will entertain tonight with

(Nancy Socwell, Jeanette Thomas a personal shower for Miss Florence Mildred Scales, Jean Low FOIeY,| pps goott, whose marrige to James

Tudie Blackley, Virginia Klingler, Mary Jane Shafer, Kay Smith, Robert Herdrieh, son of Mr. and

Mary Lou Over, Ann Burger, Ruth Mrs. O. ©. Herdrieh, 3182 Capitol Dickerson, Marjorie Zechiel, Bllen Ave, will be Saturday. The party Hamilton, Carleen Becker, Aline | Will be held at Miss DeBruton’s Bailey, Carolyn Stelk, Grace Tay- home, 401 BE. 37st 8t, lor, Martha Louize Boyd, Joan! Guests with the bride-to=be and dohrader and Mrs FJ. Roesch, [the mothers of the engaged couple will inelude Miss Betty Haweltine, yu Columbus, Ind; Mise Katharine | Mise Ruth Marshall will enter-| Landis, Logansport; Miss Marjorie tain tonight at a magazine shower Hill,

| Brueeville; Mists Mary Lou for Miss Mary Katharine Harbison Spencer, Monticello; Miss Ruth at her home. 3014 Guilford Ave |Coler and her house guest, Miss [Mise Harbigon's marriage to David Betty Brooks of Detroit,

The bridal dinner for the couple

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Harbison, 5240 Columbia Club, Miss Seott was hon ored last night at a kitehen shower » » at Misg Coler's home, 127 B. 44th . i 86, Guests with the bride<to=be and Mist Virginia Mary Neeley. [the two mothers were Mesdames OlSeaman, William Hopkins and

of Mrs. William © Washington Blvd

daughter of Mrs © 8 Wheeler, | son be honor guest tomorrow at ® Hiss | Gordon Culloden and the Misses © (Woods, DeBruton, Betty Jane Tharp, Agnes Coldwell, Binford and Brooks on Mizz Catherine Ann Bingham, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, John H, Bingham, 5759 Guilford Ave, was entertained last night at a bridge party at the home of Miss 1'elen an: Mesdames Mary Traub Busch, |Plelsticker, 3054 Ruekle 8t, Miss | Bingham and Lieut, Leo M. Stadt(miller, son of Adam G. Stadtmiller, | Shelbyville, will be married Saturday, Guests at the party were the Migser Jane Keach, Mary Eilen [Plaherty, Mary Murphy, Jean Diet |erieh, Mary Catherine Sexton and Carol Langfitt, The bride-to=be’s [parents will entertain Thursday [night with a bridal dinner for the couple at their home, The wedding rehearsal will be held preceding the dinner

Appointed

Orews, Ada Mozelle Miller, Ray» Bessie Herrman and the Misses

rothy Seigle Thacker, chairman; Mrs. Siefker, sdamer L. I. 8hultz, Mabel Duvall, Gough, Johnson, Raker,

Beek, Nellie Fay Clark, Eunice Jones Misses Helen M. Rash, Virginia Booth, Irma Lieh, Allee Brown, ha Tavior, Anna RB. Pickard, Zelma

Ruth

Mr. Richard Cheeseman, who was Miss Dorie Hartley before her res cent marriage, was entertained res cently at a shower given by mem bers of Lambda Chapter, Omega Nu Tau Sorority, at the home of Miss Jeanette Kissinger, 2110 N. Tacoma Ave Chueste included Mesdames Thoms ar Cisco, William FP, Ruscher, Walter Simpson, Landis Godwin, Roy Hill and the Misses Edith Pake, Tola Cirable, Margie White, Fdna

Co-Chairmen Appointed Mrs, Anthony, chairman; Mrs Crews, Peacher,

Green, Laura

Young, Addie Cummings, Hallie Kirtley,

Kendall, Haeckley, Ruth 8 Roberts, Dorothy Harrigon, Frances FPF, Thacker, Jessie OC, Gordon, Anderson,

Fry and Ada M. Miller; the Misses

vonWiller, Cook, MeCollum, Duds sidy, Lois Myers, Mary Margaret

Fy, Marjorie Stewart and Virginia Carter,

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Dorothea Pyle Plans

Luncheon for Guest Miss Dorothea Pyle will entertain

Hazel Stephenson, Jane Newland, Irene Siler, Ida en M. Shuttle, Stelia Michelson, Brannon, Spearing, 8hearer, HardSiddons, Alice Anderson, Margaret

3334 Oentral Ave, in honor of her house guest, Miss Helen Roth of Ft, Wayne, Miss Roth arrived Satur day for a two-week visit,

Mrs. Huffman, arranges

00 Uhl, | the Misses Mary Markey, Betty Bur ris, Jeanne Swift, Ethel Seaman,

Mary Barnes and Joan Thistle,

Young,

| Alpha Ohapter,

SE ROR ae SU RO

TUESDAY, AUG. 29, 1939

Betrothals and Weddings Share Spotlight in Local Society

County P.-T. As Committees Set Conference Date

Conferences with gix standing committees will be conducted at the next meeting of the Marion County Parent-Teacher Aszsoeiation board Sept. 18 in the Beverin Hotel, Date for the meeting was set at a board meeting yesterday Committees to take part conferences are budget, finance, membership, program, study elub and publieity. Chairmen of the eoms= mittee are Mesdames Rarl Lans caster, P. BE. Cannady, Lee Mendens= hall, Fred Wilson and Lester Boughton. The new program chairman will be appointed at the next meeting. A committee on standing rules appointed at yesterday's session, n= eludes Mesdames J, B, Lewis, H, F Goll and Cannady, The date for the President's Day dinner was set for Feb. 22. Announcement waa made of the 7th distriet meeting Sept. 28 in Indianapolis, Mra, Aug ust H. Hartman, president of the Marion Oounty organization, pres sided at the meeting,

EVENTS

RORORITIER

Phi Theta Delta 8:30 p m. Wed Mrs Yarda Kyger, 713 Congress Ave, hostess Beta Reta Bigma. 8 p m, Wed Mise Mary Barret, 42580 College Ave, hostess Indianapolis Alumnae, Pi Beta Phi 2 p. m. Wed, Mra. Ellis B, Hall,

hostess, CLURS

Oeotoettes Chapter, Sub=Deb. 8 p. m today. Miss Virginia Beeker, 1030 N. Colorado, hortess, CHI. 0 2p m Wed Miss Joan Johnson, 545 KB. 32d, hostess,

CARD PARTY Wave and Means Committee, Po= eahontas Couneil 350, 8:30 p. m

Wed. Redman's Hall, Capitol and North, Mra, J, W, Doyle, chair=

man, PENNY SUPPER

Altar Society, 8t, Rooh's Cathelle Ohureh, 8-7 p. m. today, Chureh Mrs, Chris Hanaing, chairman,

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Logan, Marie Hartley, Anida Oas«|:

Ciuests at the luncheon will be A

Overseas Women Are Invited to Fair

Membere of Indiana Unita of the Fifth Corps Area of the Women's

Overseas Nerviee League have been invited to spend a week-end in New York and te visit the World's Fair Saturday, Bept. 9, The New York Unit of the Teague is sponsoring the event for units in the First, Second, Third and Fifth Corps Areas, whieh ineludes New England, the Middle Atlantie States, Ohio and Indiana, Mra, Catherine Lory, 3128 MoPherson 8t., president of the Indian apolizs Unit, is assisting with ars rangements, Dinner is to be served at the Old Prague Restaurant at the Fair,

Hints on Soap Given You will find that laundry soap will go farther {f the wrappers are removed before it ia stored away and it is allowed to dry out a bit before using, Odd bits of laundry soap that are unhandy to use may be dried and grated into a coarse soap powder, or shaved into soap chips, A soap jelly can be made by pouring hot water over a jar of soap scraps,

at luneheon Thursday at her home, | \

Heads of Local Garden Clubs Meet Tonight

Marigold Group to Hold Picnic; Mrs, Rumpler to Give Address,

A meeting for presidents of leeal garden elubs, a pienie and leeture are among the activities of women's clubs for this week

The Marigold Garden Club will hold a pienie this afternoan at the home of Mrs. Ira Minniek, 7701 N. Pennsylvania 8t. The garden elub presidents are to be guests of the Marigold Club »t 8 p. Mm. tonight at Myg. Minniek's home, Ross Brown of the Indianapolis Power & Light Oo. will give an illustrated talk on garden lighting Representative of the following groups will attend: Arbutus, Spade and Trowel, North End, Emerson Grove, Golden Glow, Woman's Des yartment Club, Neophyte Brookside, PRE, Municipal Gardens, Indians apoliz and Blue Flower

The Lineolnian Chapter of the n= ternational Travel-Ntudy Club will hear Mr. EB. ©. Rumpler talk on “Venezuela” at its meeting Friday with Mye. T. J. Cornwall. 3810 Unis versity Ave, Mra. Harold Mutz and Myre, John Gray will assist the hostess,

The Sorelle Club will meet tos morrow night at the home of Mrs. Thomas P, Newett, 761 N. Riley Ave,

Officers will be elected by the DeMolay Mothers’ Club at ita meets ing Friday at the home of Mrs, Clara Hinton, 4422 B, 10th 8t,

Personals

Mra, Frank ©, Beverns, #230 Grandview Drive, sailed recently from New York for an 18-day eruise to Curacao, Venezuela, Colambia, Panama and Haiti, She 18 aboard the Santa Paula, Mr. and Mre, James D Sturgis and Misa Peggy Bturgis have res turned to their home at 2818 N, Delaware #t, after a trip through the Smoky Mountaina Dr. and Mre, H. E. Crum and thelr %0n have returned from zeveral days’ vigit at the New York fair Migs Hollis B. Tueker waa a recent visitor at the Hotel Commodore in New York,

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Outing Thursday Ends Y. W. C. A.

Summer vents

ETT

Summer activities offered by the Young Women's Christian Assoeias

tion will elose Thursday with a pie= niee at Broad Ripple Park for members of the employed girls group, The summer program for younger girls already ia completed. Meetings and activities of the group will begin again during the firet week in October after one week

of open house programa at the Y, W. The swimming pool will ba open during September and a &ets ting=up conference for all departs menta will be held on Sunday, Sept, 10 The summer program for ems ployed young women has included visita to the airport, Bulgarian and Jewish restaurants, the John Herron Art Institute, churches and induss trial plants, Adult education classes algo have been presented each day and under direction of the Health Bdueation Department, swimming, horseback riding, tennia and weeks» end trips were presented, Among vacation trips were visits to Bwits gerland County and Lake Shafer Younger girls of the Association were enrolled in the Stay-At-Home Camp program directed by Misa Charlotte Pearson, or in four weeks of eamping at MeCormieck's Oreek State Park under direction of Miss Helen Haggard,

Grandmother's Rug Methods Still Good

The same rules for washing amall hooked or rag rugs that Grands mother went by apply today-—except that the modern housewife, pure chases her soap instead of making it and she uses a washing machine where Crandmother used elbow grease, First, brush the rug to remove loose dirt and dust, Use a mild soap thoroughly dissolved in warm water (softened if necessary), Agitate in the washer for no more than five minutes, Rinse thoroughly and throw evenly over the line in the shade to dry, Turn once or twice while drying. The same method is used for washable chenille rugs, Fluff up the pile with a brush when dry, Don't crowd the washer, A second suds path is helpful if the rug is extra= soiled, ——————————————————————— Auxiliary to Meet The Past Noble Grands Auxiliary to Progress Rebekah Lodge 305 will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs, Cleor Korn, 1426 W, Wash-

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