Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1939 — Page 18

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SOCIETY—

Labor Day Heralds Vacation Finale; Local Folk Start Trek Homeward.

: Labor Day unofficially marks the close of the vacation season and so the remainder of the month probably will bring news of summer homes being closed and re-

turns from resorts. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Coburn Jr. will leave this week-end to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bobbs at Northport Point, Mich. Mrs. Augustus Coburn Sr. who has been spending the summer months with the Bobbs, will return to IndianapOlis with her son and daughter-in-law.

Eleanor Semans Returns Sunday

_ Miss Eleanor Semans, vacationing at the society resort at Sun Valley, Ida. will return Sunday. Miss Margaret Dowd is expected home next week after a visit on the West Coast with Mrs. John M. Carter of Hermosa Beach. Mrs. Carter was Miss Betty Mayer of Indianapolis before her marriage. Miss Dowd is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Dowd. Mr. and Mrs. James Watson and their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Watson, are expected back in the city on Tuesday. Mrs. Margaret B. Segur and daughter, DorNhy, returned last week after a 12-day cruise along the Atlantic coast. They were aboard the Italian liner, Roma.

Hartleys Back From West

The Harry D. Hartleys and daughter, Julianne, have returned from a trip West. They visited in San Francisco and Los Angeles and north as far as Portland, Ore. Also returned from vacations are Mrs. Samuel Dowden who visited Miss Emma Martindale in Santa Barbara and Mrs. Harry B. McKee and daughter, Mary Helen; Mrs. Ernest N. Gimbel and daughter, Dorothy Virginia, and Mrs. Guy F. Boyd and sons, William G. and ‘Guy F. Jr, who were at Ossinke, Mich., on Lake Huron. Mrs. John E. Scott, her son Jack ana daughter Nancy will return during the second week in September from Walloon Lake where they have been spending the last month with Mrs. Edward C. Toner of Anderson at the Toner summer home, “Shadow Trails.”

Martinet Family in Fast

S. J. Martinet, who has been spending the summer with his family at Falmouth, Mass. has returned to Indianapolis and will be here for a short while before returning to Falmouth to bring the family back to the city for the fall and winter months. Mr. and Mrs. Martinet visited in New York before his return to Indian-

apolis. On to Western College! Indianapolis will be well represented this year at Western College, Oxford, ©. Leading the delegation back to classes at the school will be the Misses Ruth Bertsch, Jean IL. Smith and her cousin, Jean M. Smith, who will graduate next June. The Misses Mary Elizabeth Bowen, Dorothy Chapin, Mildred Orr and Ruth Harry will return for their third year of study and Miss Betty Spickelmeir and Miss Helen Elliott will go back to look at the campus from the lofty view of sophomores. Five of this year’s crop of high

school graduates, the Misses Phoebe Carman, Martha Jo Cantwell, Charlotte Frazier, Judy Bosson and Adelaine Lewis, will be freshmen.

Junior League Shop Opens

The Junior League Next to New Shop opens for the season today with a style show. Several members also are to model apparel on Tuesday. The group includes the Mesdames Thomas Mahaffey, James Collins, Charles Moores, Van Rand, Blaine Miller Jr., Miss Betsy Home and Miss Mary Sheerin Kuhn. The shop has been closed for remodeling.

Auxiliary to Mail Association To Launch New Season Oct. 3; Mrs. Floyd W. Doddridge Head

The Indianapolis Women’s Auxiliary to the Railway Mail Associa- | tion will open its season Oct. 3 with a Presidents’ Day dinner at the Woman's Department Club, 1702 N. Meridian St. Mrs. Floyd W. Doddridge is the new president. Mrs. Doddridge will extend greetings at the opening meeting and a reception for presidents will be held. Members who visited the World's Fair will describe the exposition and music will be provided by Mrs. Paul Duckwall and Miss Ruth Duckwall. Mrs. Fred Hendrickson and Mrs. Paul A. Heitz are chairmen of din- Batchelder, Clara Fosdick and Frank ner arrangements. Assistants in- pranier. clude Mesdames Charles Bryant, S. Feetiey ‘Speaks Web. 6

S. Sutton, Noble Shute, Walter B. Breden, Thomas Langston, B. R.| A] Feeney will speak on “Youth | at the meeting

Williams, William C. Sipes, Frank | ; tne crossroads,” |Feb. 6. Mrs. Virgil Pike and Mrs. |

Wade, George Burge, Forrest B.| Koho, Charles O. Turner, Jesse Kennedy, Hugh Moore, William H./S. K. Dinkins are dinner commit- | Gauker, C. E. Rhoades, Clay 3 Mc- tee chairmen. | Fadden, B. H. Beard, Charles H. . Webster, Nellie Demree and Sam Committee assistants are Mes dames Paul V. Calet, Joseph E.

J. Ellis. Byram, John P. Cook, Glen R. Other Officers Named Craver, Gary C. Elliott, Carl Kelly, |

The organization meets the first Weldon 'W. Tocey Mabel BohnTuesday of every month with the es, vs exception of the summer months, Stadt, William Cuffel, S. K. DinOfficers with Mrs. Doddridge who (kins, John Rogers, Fulton Smith, will serve this year are Mrs. Urban a. Zz. Trittschuh, Bert 'W. Voorhis, R Sige Sst Te |Raymond T. Fox, E. F. Kline, E. oble T. . -| dent; Mrs. Albert Gray, Secretary; | D- Gamble, W. C. Gibson and Mrs. Daniel Hutchison, treasurer, | George Herzog. and Mrs. Jesse Dill, corresponding| Officers will be elected March 5.| secretary. Members of the executive iwsuci. at the meeting will be ‘pro-| committee include Mrs. Edward H. J . Hughes, retiring president, Mrs, | Vided by Mrs. Ralph Craddick and Franklin H. Small and Mrs. Frank |Miss Ruth Craddick. The Rev.| ‘Wilson. A. H. Bachus will talk on “The|

» |House by the Side of the Road.” “ rill | J A talk on “Good Citizenship” will Mrs. Guy E. Armstrong ‘snd Mrs.

feature the meeting Nov. 7. Homer | Be G. Stayton head the ‘dine

Chuillaux of the American Tegion| corniittes. assisted ‘by Mos will speak and husbands will be| d 1 rs’ 1 quartet from dames Allen P. Howard, C. L. Beelguests. A boys’ vocal q fry, B. H. Hardy, Jerauld McDerTechnical High School and several| J: “i ,

: ils will |mott, Frarklin Davis, Clarence J.

Knotts, Albert Morgan, Henr Mrs, Raymond A. Goldsmith and | Morgan, Harry Rinehart, Trvin Mrs. Paul G. Vickery will have wwinjams Otto Stonebraker. E. E. charge of the dinner, assisted by goolley, Cecil T. Larkin, George Mesdames Thomas H. Arnold, ROY |yenr Archie Kelly, Ralph A. Linder E. Blind, Charles Campbell, William | gn 5 John Moran.

. tz, Ralph H. Cradick, Howard Do p Easter Pageant April 2

N. Day, Orville DeMotte, Paul Duckwall, Frank Smith, T. J. Tuttle, wrembers ‘will present an Easter

Adam Honderich, L. H. Reynolds, | ya geant at the meeting April 2. Mrs. Charles Kyger, Po th | Weldon Locey will have charge of Tarplee, K. W. Avery, George Burnll- |, qje and a style show will be held.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES NS FT. WAYNE GUEST

; Miss Helen Roth (left), Ft. Wayne, is the house guest of Miss Dorothea Pyle (center). They are shown chatting with Miss Mary Markey, a friend of Dorothea’s. Miss Pyle entertained at luncheon yesterday in

honor of her guest. Barnes and Joan Thistle,

Alpha Omicron Alpha Planning Charity Card Party Sept. 19; Delta Gammas Are Hostesses

An annual card party and a business meeting are scheduled on the “futures” list of two Greek letter groups.

Alumnae of a college sorority

Guests included the Misses Markey, Betty Burris, Jean Swift, Ethel Seaman, Mary

EVENTS

SORORITY Beta Chapter, Phi Delta Pi. 8 p. m. today. Miss Annabel Cox, hostess. Rough initiation. Formal services at 8 p. m. Sat. in Pine Room of Canary Cottage.

CLUBS

India Chapter, International Travel1 p. m. today. Mrs. Pred

ENTERING NURSES’ SCHOOL

the hospital this week.

Marjorie Case

Times Photos.

Miss Mary Beth Wright, Muncie, junior at the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing, pins a recognition ribbon on Jane Emond, McCordsville. One hundred and fifteen young women enrolled for training at

September Ushers in a Crowded Calendar for Local Brides-to-Be;

Luncheon Guest

Now that September is here, brides-to-be who will be married this month and next find themselves in a busy social whirl.

The showers

and parties being held in their honor include a wide variety of themes

entertained members returning to college at a luncheon yesterday and another group has returned from a lake outing. Mrs. J. Arc Cameron is general chairman of the annual card party of Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority to be held Sert. 19 in Ayres’ auditorium. Her assistants are Mrs. Herbert Baker and Mrs, Russell Bleeke.

Study. Bubeck, 1135 S. Marlowe Ave. hostes. Luncheon. Mrs. Frank G. Sink, assistant. Mrs. John

Thornburgh will discuss ‘“Vene- DE iY Jogay Bt Meridian

Hills Country Club by Mrs. Hulbert

+ | Cicero.

bodice, long sleeves, full at the shoul

ham, Harry Burton, Charles E. Cole | ys. ‘iver Campbell and Mrs. Wal-

and Edwin Nelson. | Mrs. Hughes Talks Dec. 5

The Christmas meeting Dec. 5 will | include on its program “The Story | of the Other Wise Man,” told by| Mrs. E. H. Hughes; caro] singing by | members, and vocal selections by | Russell Williams, accompanied by Mrs. Williams. Gifts will be exchanged. Mrs. John D. Gallagher | and Mrs. Theo L. Caldwell will be | in charge of a Christmas dinner. | Committee assistants include Mesdames Louis E, Ball, Paul Catterson, Louis L. Hopkins, Charles R. Hodson, William Kennedy, Mark E.| Leech, James E, Maxwell, Lee K.| Richey, Monroe W. Shilling, Ray| Marshall, Cecil Neimeyer, Soncrant, James Brooks, Burk, F. W. Dickhut, Lillias A. Ewband, Ernest Main and Miss Mil- | dred Beard. |

Mrs. Charles A. Mueller will talk |

on ‘The worth of a Soul” at the

meeting Jan. 2. A towel exhibit will |

| Herrin, John R. B. McRoberts, John

Irvin Te be Mesdames Roy

ter H. Vinzant are dinner committee | chairmen, Committee assistants are the Mesdames Fred Duckwall, Eugene OC. Thompson, Claude Dill, Charles F. Heagy, W. H. Bennett, Harry S. Scheidler, Thomas A. Jones, Roy S.

H. Newlin, Vance Conner, Alden Davis, John Davis, Carl E. Pluess, Melvin A. Wever, John D. Yoder, Glen R. Lily, Archie Mercey and George Oberholtzer. The annual guest day meeting will be May 7 with a memorial service in the evening. Mrs. C. R. Mapel and Mrs. Ralph W. Doak will have charge of the dinner. Assisting with arrangements will C. Schepman, R. S. Cain, Floyd Lape, Leo Sheridan, Louis Dungan, Gillion O. Good, V. S. Lamerson, LeRoy Lawrence, Evan McKeehan, Amelia Rosenbaum, Ralph Powers, Gordon Faulkner, O. S. Decker, Byron

be held and Mrs. Don Mawson and | Rady, Robert L. Reece, Gene RoMrs. Lester Gaylor will sing. Mrs. chester, Richard Schilling, Leland Obie Ogle and Mrs. Cornelius C. McK. Sims and Charles Raymert. Templin will head the dinner com-| Officers will be installed at the mittee. annual business meeting and lunchTheir committee includes Mes- | eon June 4. Executive committee dames Wesley O. Brown, Paul R. members will have charge of the Carruthers, J. Edison Cox, Roy meeting. The group will hold two Rogers, Alpha Crone, Homer L. Lu- outings during its season. One ‘picGranrut, William B. Finfrock, D. E. nic honoring retired clerks will be Johnston, Charles E. Irwin, John R. held Aug. 5 in Brookside Park and T.add, Arlie C. Morphew, Dale W-| the other, a health outing, will be ‘Rains, Wilbur L. Enders, Francis M. May 22 at the Bridgeport Nutrition ‘Champion, Madison Davis, W. P. Camp,

Robert Jones, Miss Cornelius

Wed at 8 P. M.

Miss Frances Cornelius, daughter of Mrs. David Cornelius, Mulberry, will become the bride of Robert P. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jones, 133 W. 20th St, in a candlelight ceremony at 8:30 o'clock this evening in the Lutheran Church in

The Rev. Ernest Munnendore will perform the single ring ceremony before an altar banked with palms, ferns and garden flowers. Miss Jane Davis, Indianapolis, will play piano bridal music, including “Liebestraum,” “O, Promise Me,” “I Love You Truly,” “Just a Wearyin’ for You” and “Narcissus.” Robert Knapp, Arcadia, will sing ‘“At Dawning,” “God Gave Me You” and “Because.” Chooses Cream Satin The bride, who will be given in marriage by her brother, R. E, Cornelius, 4638 Broadway, will be gowned in cream bridal satin. The dress is made with an Alix draped

ders and curved over the hands, and a full skirt that extends into a train. A coronet of seed pearls will hold her circular illusion cape veil in position and her bouquet will be of lilies of the valley and white roses. Mrs. Harold Hubbard, matron-of-honor, wijl wear Madonna blue marquisette made with a shirred bodice and bouffant skirt with cartwheel insets of Alencon lace. The gown has a sweetheart neckline and short puffed sleeves, Mrs. Hubbard will] wear a band of Briarcliff roses and | blue delphinium around the back of her hair and will carry a colonial bouquet of the same flowers. The bridesmaids, Miss Martha Cook and Miss Jean Burt, Cicero, will be gowned alike in petal pink, styled like the matron-of-honor’s. They will wear bands of the same flowers in their hair and will carry bouquets similar to Mrs. Hubbard's. Keith Jones Best Man Keith, Jones, the bridegroom’s brother, will be best man. Ushers, will include Aaron Hartzler Jr., Elwood, the bride’s nephew; Thomas Hendrickson, Thorntown, a cousin of the bridegroom; Thomas Hartzler, Elwood, and Harold Hubbard. The bride's mother will wear & black and white print dress with a corsage of white roses. Mrs. Jones will wear a black jacket dress with a white rose corsage. Following the ceremony, the couple will receive at the church. They will be at home after Sept. 5 at 1226 N. Illinois St., following a wed-

Party proceeds will go to the organization’s philanthropic fund. Other committee chairmen are Mrs. Bleeke, tickets; Mrs. John I. Tyson, prizes; Mrs. Charles Kulhman, table prizes; Mrs. Charles A. Boss, candy, and Mrs. J. W. Hill, cards and tallies.

Mrs. Walter L. Stewart will be hostess this evening to members of Phi Kappa Lambda at her home.

Young women returning to Indiana University and those entering for the first time were honored yesterday by members of the In-| dianapolis Alumnae Chapter of Delta Gamma at a luncheon at Highland Golf and Country Club. Members of the Theta chapter at Indiana University who were guests at the luncheon included the Misses Jerry Gates, June Dunham, Kather-

zuela.” T. P. of Shortridge High School. 7 p. m. today . Miss Gene Fulton, 3909 Kenwood Ave. hostess.

LODGE

Major Robert Anderson, W. R. C. 44. 1:45 p. m. Tues. Ft. Friendly.

CARD PARTY

Ladies’ Auxiliary, Burns-West-Strie-beck Post 2999, V. F. W. 8:30 p.m. Sat. Hall, Denny and Washington. Benefit party.

Lawrence Baker And Helen Marvin Will Wed Today

Miss Helen Marvin, daughter of

ine Black, Virginia Flory and Catharine Durham, all of Indian-| apolis; Miss Mary Ann Kriegbaum, |

LeGrande Marvin, and Lawrence

|Roland Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Smith. Miss Case's marriage to Donald Blair White, son of Mrs. Donald Blair White, Albion, Mich., will be Saturday, Sept. 9. Guests at Mrs. Smith's party will be Mesdames Case, Harry Berry, Lawrence Earle, C. Fred Davis, Henry Churchman, Hugh Baker, Kenneth Larrance and Miss Patricia Ann Smith, daughter of the hostess.

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ferguson will entertain at 7 o'clock this evening at the Ulen Country Club in Lebanon at a bridal dinner for their son, Jack William Ferguson, and his fiancee, Miss Marie Josephine Foley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Foley. The couple is to be married tomorrow, in the Grace Methodist Church, Dinner guests will be Messrs. and Mesdames Foley, R. A. Ferguson, Joseph K. Ake Jr., Frank L. Foley, | the latter grandparents of the bride-|groom-to-be; the Misses Lucille | Siefert, Joan Ferguson, Pauline Poe; |Mr. Howard Foley and Mr. Joseph

active president, and Miss Jean | George R. Baker, will be married at| Kendall of Kokomo.

Weber, Huntington; Miss Mary Beth Hunt, Evansville, rush captain; | Miss Lois Blair, Danville; Miss Betty | Hamilton, Richmond; Miss Annette Pord and Miss Elise Parke, South Bend; Miss Doris Allison, Tipton; Miss Peggy Newton and Miss Jane Lincoln, Columbus, Ind.; Miss Louise Samuelson, Springfield, O.; Miss Pat Nichols, Spencer; Miss Jane Rinehart, Louisville, and the Misses Susan Schmalz, Betty Frazier, Marie Davis and Charlotte Fields, Bloomington. Mesdames George Badger, J. Dwight Peterson, M. R. Clark, Herman Lauter, James Young and C. B. Durham were in charge of arrangements.

Tri Chi Sorority members have returned from a week's outing at Lake Wawasee. Attending the house party were the Misses Esther Cotton, Virginia Hurtt, Mary Prater, Shirley Ten Eyck, Betty Jean Dahlstrom, Phairy Queener, Mary Lou Rasico, June Walters, Betty Smock, Gertrude Heyden, Vera Bowers, Margaret Isgrig, Ellen Isgrig, Mary Lou Slater, Wilma Jones, Maxine Davis, Mildred Adrian, Edith Parks and Mrs. Laura Nielsen, Indianapolis; Miss Dorothy Boyle and Miss Lucille Tillman, Chicago, and Miss Fern Ann Moll, Evansville. Mrs. Floyd Cotton and Mrs. F. M. Walters were chaperons.

Members of Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority entertained last night with & personal shower for Miss Nelda Damm, whose marriage to Paul Walk will be Sept. 10 in Brazil. Hostesses were Miss Rosemary Doyle and Miss ‘Anne Pfortner at their

ding trip north.

home, 1475 N. Delaware St.

7:30 o'clock this evening in the future home of the couple at 514 N. Gladstone Ave. Only members of the immediate families will attend. The Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel will officiate. Miss Marvin, who will be given in marriage by her father, will wear a white lace gown over white satin made princess style with a heart shaped neckline, puffed sleeves and ruching trim. The full skirt®of the gown extends into a train and her fingertip-length veil, edged in satin, is caught into a tiara of seed pearls. Her bridal bouquet will be of white roses. Miss Esther Marvin, the bride’s sister, will be maid of honor. Her gown will be of hyacinth blue taffeta styled with a bustle back, sweetheart neckline and short puffed sleeves. She will wear a tiara of Golden Gloria roses in her hair and will carry an arm bouquet of the same roses. James A. Baker, the bridegroom’s brother, will be best man, Immediately after the ceremony, the couple will leave on a short motor trip.

Beauty Is Topic Members of Psi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will discuss “Beauty” at their first meeting of the autumn season at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening at the Antlers Hotel.

Sunshine Club to Meet

The Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunnyside will hold a regular business meeting at 2 p. m, Wednesday at Ayres’ auditorium.

Suede Featured in N.

1. A slipper shoe of Occidental line that makes the foot look tiny. Made from soft suelle with real

python trimming.

2. A suede and calf combination called “Prop Stepin” that is unusually light in ‘construction und stiede gives a Toot that sleek, poured-in look. Trimmed in res] py4. The “Ghillie Prop” is a thnrt wsset for ‘cusunl ‘tailleurs, We Ntmtines wl prop WH Wilting "Spetice

grand for walking,

3. The “Stepin Bootie” of Iastex

‘thon to match the

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” ” » | Miss Clara Mootz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mootz, 1958 Car[rolton Ave. who will become the {bride of Richard S. VanFleet on (Monday, was honored recently at a

surprise miscellaneous shower at the yt), 5 ‘miscellaneous shower at the

{home of Mrs. George McHugh, 819 (Hiatt St. Guests included Mesdames Henry {Mootz, Joseph Mazelin, Vincent Fox, {Margaret #cDonough, Robert | Pickett, C. J. McHugh, John Mc(Hugh, Clarence Mobley; the Misses (Wilhemina Mootz, Ann Mootz, Mary Behler, Ruth McDonough, Marie Flager, Dorothy Galm, Arlowene Stiesenhoefer and Eloise Stiesenhoefer.

Mrs. Gregg Ransburg was hostess recently at her home, 5007 Broadway, at a surprise personal shower honoring Miss Winifred Cassel of Washington, who will be married to Cortland Gillett, also of Washington. Shower guests were Mesdames Richard Coons, John Drewery, Marfin Lane, August Hook, Earl Grimsley, Robert Hittle, Guy Dixon, Robert Stevenson, Kermit Stephens, Lawrence, and Miss Miriam Rans-

burg. » » ”

Mrs. Clarence Koch, the former Miss Dorothy Esamann, was honored recently with a treasure chest party and linen shower. Miss Tenna Postma and Miss Alma Wallman were hostesses at the home of Miss Postma. Guests were the Misses ¥Erna Winkelmeier, Anna Mae Otto, Alta Keeler, Estelle Williamson, Marie Raines, Elizabeth Koch, Virginia Hawickhorst, Fleeta McCready, Carolyn Ackman, Rosa Lena Voeller, Hattie Lou Bridgford, Grace Jay McIntyre, Margaret Fitzgerald, Katherine Berman, Mata Fogus, Carson Toole, Hildegarde Schultz, Hildred Trueblood, Martha Gardner, Leone Maddock, Leah Margaret Riker, Hazel Herman and Mary Catherine Garrison.

” » ” Members of Miss Esther Hipes’

such as linen, personal and miscellaneous. Miss Marjorie Case, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Case, one of the season’s most feted brides, will be entertained at a luncheon and

Franklin, the

parents.

bridegroom-to-be’s

on ” ” Miss Velma Marendt and Mrs. Florence Goodner entertained last night with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Dorothy Clark, whose marriage to Maurice Hawkins will be Sunday. The party will be held at Miss Marendt’s home. Guests included Mesdames Silas Clark, Russell Hawkins, Harvey Clark, Albert Schmid, Andrew Johnson, Thomas Bruther, Robert Thompson and the Misses Shirley High, Polly Brauns, Verele McFadden, Edith Byers, Violet Porter, Gerry Brisbin, Charlotte Klepfer, Alice Bray Fitts, Marie Bridges and Margaret Trager. ” ” ” Mr. and Mrs. Frank Milhous of Bridgeport announce the engagement of their daughter, Emily Dhina, to Blaine T. Westlake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Westlake of Indianapolis. The wedding will be Sept. 17. Among the parties planned for Miss Milhous is one which her sisters will give Sept. 12, The hostesses will be Mrs, William H. Harrison, Miss Wilma Summers and Mrs. Cecil Standiford. Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. Marion Tilghman will entertain in her honor on Sept. 17. on u » Mrs. Dewey Hoss and Mrs. Wil-

bridal party have been selected for her wedding Sunday to Harold J. Strait, son of Mrs, Lola Strait, 816 Olive St. Miss Hipes is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hipes, 1501 8. State Ave. Mrs. Edward Hastings will be matron of honor, while Raymond Walker has been chosen as best man. Miss Dorothy Armel and Miss Maxine Strait entertained recently at a kitchen shower for the bride-to-be while Miss Joy Erny gave a miscellaneous shower, ” » »

Another bridal party that has just been announced is that of Miss Mary Frances Litten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, L. C. Litten, 559 East Drive, Woodruff Place, whose marriage to Harold Trout will be Sunday. Mary Jane Weinland, Bloomington, the bride-to-be's cousin, will be her maid of honor. Gerald Parkehorst of Franklin will act as best man and ushers will be Will Litten, the ‘bride-to-be’s brother; Norman Bess and Robert Renz. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Litten will entertain Sunday before the wedding with a bridal dinner at the Hotel Antlers for their daughter and her flance. ‘Guests with the bridal party will be Miss Mary Elizabeth Herr, Crawfordsville, a former roommate of Miss Litten at DePauw University, who will be organist at the wedding; Mrs. Geraldine Dunn, ‘who ‘will sing, ‘and Miss Esther : an nt of the =t0- \ an rout,

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liam F. Moore entertained recently

home of Mrs. Hoss, 1448 S. Vinewood Ave. in honor of Mrs. Harry D. Moore, a recent bride. Assistant hostesses were Miss Miriam Hoss and Miss Betty Goodloe. Guests were Mesdames H. T. Linn, Tony Collier, Oscar Blank, Walter Louden, Clyde Miley, Edgar Lienedecker, Del Rowilson, Edgar A. Poe, Herbert Hulett, Emmett Christian, Walter Ristow, James Smith, Elizabeth Goodloe, Bert Goodpasture, Arthur Moore, H. C. Moore, Oscar Sager, Floyd Winterowd, Harry Ludwig, Thomas RoOgers, Herbert Walters, Marion Sprecker and the Misses Alma Brumley, Betty Hulett, Virginia Rowilson, Marion Linn, Betty Louden, Jean Ludwig, Mabel Muse, Rosemary Brown, Mildred Winterowd, Esther Sager, Dorothy Moore, Virginia Poe, Wilma Miley, Erma and Virginia Blank and Betty Lienedecker.

Sigma Phi Plans Dmner Tuesday

Mrs. Frieda Brimberry will speak on “Loyalty” before members of Alpha Chapter of Sigma Phi following the annual Founders’ Day formal dinner Tuesday evening at 7 ‘o'clock at Cifaldi’s. Mis. Fritz Bennett will be toastmistress. A dance will follow. Officers will be installed and talks on the beginning of the sorority in 1923 and the organization’s history will be presented by Miss Thelma Taulman and Miss Mildred King. Miss King is general chairman, assisted by Miss Isabelle West and Miss Thelma Willis. . Officers to be installed are Miss King, president; Mrs. Harold Vehling, vice president; Miss Josephine Beck, secretary; Miss Lucile Noffke, treasurer; Mrs. John McCoy, cor= responding secretary, Mrs, Avonelle Parker, chaplain; Miss West, historian; Miss Willis, attorneygeneral; Mrs. Brimberry, social chairman; Mrs. Bennett, publicity, and Mrs. John Rettig, charity chairman. ’

FRIDAY, SEPT. 1, 1939

Travel Group Will Meet at

Hewes Home

Women’s National Association Lays Plans for New Club Season.

Program plans for the year, an election and installation of officers, committee reports, and routine busi

ness are scheduled for clubs tomorrow and next week. Mrs. Ross Hewes will be hostess to the Queen Elizabeth Chapter of

the International Travel-Study Club at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at her home, 1009 W. 85th St. Mrs. Ralph Elrod will be assistant hostess.

Plans for the year’s program of the Indianapolis Chapter of the National Association of Women were discussed at a meeting of the chapter council recently at the Hotel Washington. Dr. Dora Hendrickson and Miss Clara Hendrickson, both of Chicago, spoke briefly,

Officers for the coming year will be elected and installed at the monthly meeting of the 12th District American Legion Auxiliary at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at the World War Memorial Shrine. Mrs. Josephine Kimberlin, stat~ ~xiliary secretary, will be in charg { the installation.

Mrs. Ralph L. McKay will take over as president of the Woman’s Association of the Irvington Methodist Church at the annual meeting at 1:30 p. m, next Thursday at the church. Dr, Ezra L. Hutchens, pastor, will be in charge of that ine stallation. Reports for the past year will be presented. Other officers who will be inducte ed are Mrs. Allan P, Vestal, vice president; Mrs, Darrell Reed, secre« tary; Mrs. D. H., Giffin, treasurer; Mrs. Solly Shubach, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Garfield Walker, president, Woman's Foreign Missionary Society; Mrs. Elizabeth Marquette, chairman, Community Service Department; Mrs, Ezra L. Hutchens, program chairman; Miss Ethel Shearer, chairman of hoste esses, Mrs. Mark Demaree, delegate, Indianapolis Council of Women; Mrs. C. D. Vawter, alternate; Mrs. E. E. Antibus, delegate, Indianapolis Council of Federated Church Wome en, and Mrs. Irene Garrett, trease urer of leper funds. Home Missionary Society officers were installed during the June meeting. Mrs. Samuel Nail is presi dent. Mrs. C. L. Wells is ticket chairman for the annual Autumn Tea and Style Show on Monday, Oct. 2. Mrs. Arthur R. Robinson will be general sponsor,

Members of the Zephyrette Klub are to be entertained at 7:30 p. m. today at the home of Miss Doréne Grant, 410 N. Arsenal Ave,

Symphony Aids Meet Today at Goodman Home

Members of the speakers’ bureau

for the 1939 subscription campaign lof the Indianapolis Symphony Or(chestra will meet at 7:30 p. m. today at the home of Mrs. Jack A, Goodman, general campaign chair man. The subscription campaign | for the ensuing season will be held Sept. 11-23. Mrs. Bert ©. McCammon and Mrs. Chester T. Spriggs are c¢ochairmen of the speakers’ bureau. Bureau members are Mesdames Frank B. Hunter, Richard Kirchhoffer, Charles C. Martin, George Mercier, Fred Norris, Max Norris, Wayne Ritter, Julius E. Tinder, Clyde Whipple; the Misses Alice Hawk, Mary Hostetter, Grace Hutchings, Emily Mae Johnson; Messrs. W. Rowland Allen, Verlin Bohannon, David Dale, Cutright, Irwin E. Douglas, Arthur PF. Hearn, James B. Lanagan and Paul A. Zartman, A final discussion of policies for talks during the campaign will be discussed at the meeting tonight. Bureau members also will be avail= able for meetings through the year, It was organized last year.

Personals

Miss Ruth Bubeck and Miss Helen Rosenbaum have returned from a trip to the Great Lakes, Niagara Falls and Canada. Miss Emily Elliott, 516 E, 15th 8t,, has returned from a month's vacae tion at Lake Shaffer. Charles Klipple of Columbus, O,, fs visiting Arthur Northrup, son of Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Northrup. The young men were classmates at Harvard University. Mesdames Charles Bogart, Roscoe Butner and D. L. Byrket entertained at luncheon yesterday at Horuff's Chicken Dinner Place in honor ‘of Mrs. Ura Frazer,

O. E. S. Chapter to Meet

Members of Brookside Chapter 481 of the Order of Eastern Star will open their fall activities with a stated meeting at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening in the Brookside Masonic Temple, E. 10th and ‘Gray Sts. Mrs. Grace Bowers and William R. Riley are worthy matron and patron.

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