Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1939 — Page 4

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SOCIETY—

Wedding of Bettie Anne Putnam, Burton Earl Beck to Be April 6

One of the first of next spring’s weddings to be announced is that of Miss Bettie Anne Putnam, Lakewood, 0.. and Burton Earl Beck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beck, 7500 Marsh Road. They have set their nuptial date for Miss Putnam, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Putnam of Lakewood, returned

recently to her home after visiting at the Beck home.

At present, the Becks are living in the “little house” on their estate while work is completed on a new home. moves into their new quarters, work will begin on the “little house” to get it in readiness for Burton Earl and his bride-to-be.

Saturday, April 6.

Virginia Mary Wheeler Feted

One of the season's most feted brides is Virginia Mary Wheeler,

who will be entertained again today and Jean Storen. Miss Wheeler, the

and George Guckenberger III, Cincinnati, will be married Saturday. Mr. Guckenberger's parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Guckenberger.

Guests at the tea will incluge

Doris Wheeler, Nancy Hurt, Jane Grey Freihofer, Jane Cooling, Jane

Allison, Claire Patten, Ruth Zitzlafl, Naomi Scott, J

olis; Miss Jeanette Mrs. Merrill Bradfield, Terre Haute

ington, who is Miss Chappell’s houseguest; Miss Mayr Robb, Allen-

town, Pa.; Mrs. Eugenia Leonard, Ft. Pin, China, Miss Vovles’ guest.

Wellesley Dance Chairman Na The latest development in plans

to-School dance Saturday night at Woodstock is the appointment of Peggy Clippinger as chairman of the invitations.

Vacation Comings and Goings

Mrs. Frank L. Binford left yesterday for Burt Lake, Mich., where she will spend about 10 days with her daughter, Mrs. Conrad RuckelThe Ruckelshauses have spent much of their time this sum-

shaus.

mer at their cottage. Mrs. Binford

to close the cottage and the two will return together. The Binfords and their children, Tom and Virginia, returned last week from a trip to the West Coast and an Alaskan cruise, returning by way of,

the Grand Canyon.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kevers disregard Labor Day as the closing continue their vacation in Petoskey, Mich. in the summer home of Mrs. Kevers’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Fulton, until the middle of September. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cooper Lyons are spending a few days at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York before returning ta their Mrs. Lyons was Miss Patricia Taggart, daughter 't, before her recent marriage.

of summer. They will

new home here of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Taggar Other local visitors in New York are

Civie Theater Election Arranged Officers of the Civic Theater Workshop will be elected at the first annual meeting of the group at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening in . Skyrme, season Will season for members without experience offers theater members training in various

Mrs. Ronald

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the theater. A program for Workshop, organized last n regular productions, branches of the theater

opening

ean Grumme, Marjorie Raiser, Agnes Coldwell, Harriet Jane Holmes, Ruth Cronk, Betty Messick, Catherine and Chariene Heard, Miriam Waldo, Betty Jane Tharp, Martha and Betty Pearce, Helen Chappell and Mrs. George D. Hayes, all of IndianapCampbell, Coatsville; Miss Jane Zeller, Brazl;

When the family

at a tea by Mary Ellen Voyles daughter of Mrs C. S Wheeler,

the Misses Virginia Mary and

Barbara Hickam, Jane Preston,

: Miss Frances Stevens, Wash-

Worth, Tex, and Miss Tan Pin

med for the Wellesley Club's Back-

Tabernacle Club Planning Party Next Thursday

will remain with her daughter

A biennial card party, a book review, a talk on missions in India and a luncheon are among activities planned for women’s church organizations today, Thursday and {next week.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Neal Thurston.

The Tabernacle Society will sponsor its biennial card party at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon in Blocks auditorium. Mrs. Henry Langsenkamp is general chairman of arrangements.

chairman, will preside.

be presented. The

Local Railway Mail Association Auxiliary Announces Standing Committee Chairmen and Aids

Standing committee chairmen and assistants of the Indianapolis

Women's Auxiliary to the Railway

today by Mrs. Floyd W. Doddridge, president. Advisory—Mrs. E. H. Hughes, chairman; Mes- Mrs. Norris Talley in a discussion of | E. Woolley, F. W. Dickhut, W. P. Batchelder, Claude Dill, Methodist Missions in India at their | Franklin H. Small, Alden Davis, Clarence J. Finch, Jerauld McDermott, | meeting today at the home of Mrs. | Walter H. Vinzant and Ralph H. Cradick.

Committees are: dames E

Legislative — Mrs McDermott, | chairman; Mesdames Davis, Fulton Smith and Forrest B. Koho. Program—Mrs. Urban K. Wilde, chairman, Mesdames E. H. Hughes, Finch, Walter G. Stayton, Carl E. Pleuss and Thomas H. Arnold. Ways and Means—Mrs. Noble T. Reed, chaipman; Mesdames Bert W. Voorhis, Jesse Dill, Koho, Charles O. Turner, Melvin A. Wever, Paul | G. Vickrey, Cornelius C. Templin, | Gillion O. Good, Irvin Williams, D.| | |

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E. Johnston, William B. Finfrock, Irving Soncrant, Leo Sheridan, lieRoy Lawrence, Theodore IL. Cald-| well and Paul R. Carruthers. | On Membership Comimttee |

Membership Mrs. Caldwell,

chairman; Mrs. Charles Campbell, ular business and social meetings.

V. 8S. Lamerson, Fred Hendrickson, | Roy Marshall, Charles R. Hodson, | Noble Shute, Hugh Moore George Burge. Courtesy and Flowers —Mrs. Joseph E. Byram, chairman: Mesdames Woolley, Archie Mercey, John D. Yoder, John R. Ladd! Alpha Crone, Louis E. Ball, Thomas Langston, Harry 8. Scheidler, Albert Morgan, Eugene C. Thompson. Allen R. Howard and Charles F. Heagy. Telephone—Mrs. Roy S. Herrin. chairman; Mesdames Roy C. Schepman, S. K. Dinkins, David Hedges. Gary C. Elliott, Ralph Powers. F. W. Tarplee, Templin. Harry Burton, Charles E. Irwin, Walter B. Breden. Claude Dill, R. 8S. Cain and Obie Ogle. l Transportation—Mrs. Bur g el chairman; Mesdames Homer L. Du! Gra a Johnston, Public Health—Mrs. Roy Rogers, chairman; Mesdames J. Edison Cox, Wilbur IL. Enders, Ralph W. Doak, Raymond T. Fox, Byron Rady, Virgil Pike.| Ogle, Otto Stonebraker, Carl Neimeyer, Guy E. Armstrong, Lamers | son, DuGranrut, Arnold, John Davis | and C. E. Rhoades |

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Registration—Mrs. Monroe W. Shilling, chairman; Mesdames | Small, John C. Allen, Glen R.| Craver, William Cuffel, Harry Rine- | hart, Clay S. McFadden, W. H. Bennett and Louis L. Hopkins. Philan-| thropy—Mrs. Raymond A. Goldsmith, chairma Mesdames Pleuss, | Floyd Lape, Howard N. Day, John D.| Gallagher, W. O. Brown, L. H.| Reynolds and Cecil T. Larkin. Hospitality Committee

Paul V. Calet, chairman, Mesdames Fred Duck-| wall, Vinzant, Charles H. Webster. | Cradick, Paul A. Heitz and K. W. Avery. Music—Mrs. BEughes, chair- | man, Mesdames S Sutton, Weldon W. Locey and Duckwall | Public relations—Mrs. Finch, chairman; Mesdames Pike, Frank Wade, Pluess, George Lehr, Wilde, Campbell, Shilling, Sheridan, Voor-| his and Evan McKeeh Tellers— Mis. Paul G. Vickrey, chairman: Mesdames William C. Sipes, George M. Wear and Frank E. Wiison. Sewing—Mrs. Roby E chairman; Mesdames Walter G.! Stayton, Jesse Kennedy, Carruthers, David Hutchison, Voorhis, Hedges, Doak, lee E. Richey] Joseph E Byram and Sipes. Childrens Christmas party—Mrs.

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Canary Cottage for members.

{ The group meets every Thursday {at St. Agnes Academy to sew altar (linens for poor missions in the In|dianapolis Catholic diocese. The |card parties are the two projects of | the year for the organization.

Members of the St. Rita Guild will entertain at a luncheon and card party at 12:15 p. m. Thursday at the Foodcraft Shop.

WS Members of the Woman's Foreign Mail Association were announced | Missionary Society of the Central] | Avenue Methodist Church will hear)

1. Mrs. James Herdrich was Miss Florence Jane Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott, before her marriage Sunday. (RamosPorter Photo.)

2. Miss Mary Frances Zimmerly was married to Robert Zenor Aug. 27 at the Broadway Methodist Church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. BE Zimmerly. (Ramos-Porter Photo.)

3. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Jones arc on a wedding trip north and will be at home in Indianapolis after today. Frances Cornelius, Mrs. David Cornelius, before her marriage Friday. mos-Porter Photo.)

4 Mrs. Frank Baird was Miss Doris Cranfill before her marriage Aug. 23 at the McKee Chapel

(B. W. Mitchell, 25 E. 36th St. Mrs. | Talley is a member of the staff of| McK Sims, towels; Mrs. Schleifer | the Indianapolis Public Library. ih assistant; Mrs. Hutchison, proper. , Officers for the ensuing year wili ties; Mrs. Wear, buyer: Mrs. wil. | be installed. Mrs. C. T. Austin will}

son, exchange, and Mrs. Herrin. be in charge of devotions. reservations. , | The

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Earnest Circle of King's/ Daughters will present Mrs. Kathryn | Turney Garten in a review of “Days| of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Of My Strength” at 8 o'clock] !

Church. (Ramos-Porter Photo.) Wednesday evening, Sept. 13, at the!

Sororities Look | Memorial Presbyterian Church. 5. Miss Marjorie Beineke was married to Dr. Arthur Sanders of

To Elections an | Frances M. Hughes, local attorney, gt John, Mich, on Aug. 17 at the

will address members of the Central | yeridian Heights Presbyterian Start of W.C. T. U. at 2 cclock Friday church. (Holland Photo) x Season (afternoon in the Indiana World War | : Memorial. Mr. Hughes is a trustee! 6 Mrs. William T. Babbitt Jr. was Miss Rita Pich, daughter of

A few sororiti Al hh one Of the Central Avenue Methodist] i r frst meetings of the new esr elf Church. Mrs. W. W. Reedy is presi-| Norbert Pich, before her marriage ) year tis) gent of the union. Mrs. O. W. Fifer, July 4. (Fritsch Photo.)

week and o S Wi i i i d others will conduct reg-| wii conduct the devotional period,

Epsiton Chapter, sigma pni Sour Milk Ink Antidote Stripes Attractive rity, will observe Founders’ Dav! An old-fashioned but usually ef-! Dorothy Lamour, radio and screen | Thursday with a dinner at the fective method of removing ink star, likes stripes used in a distinc- | Of- stains from washable materials is|tive manner. To wear when enter-| ‘to soak the spotted fabric in sour taining in her California home re-| milk, then wash in clear water. Or cently, Miss Lamour selected a soft | use sweet, unpasteurized milk in- frock of sage green and white stead of sour milk. I stripes.

Latest Beauty Ne

By ALICIA HART ® EALLY interesting, fun-to-do exercises, designed especially to make the body graceful and |youthfully supple and to normalize [its weight and contours, are the big (news in beauty circles at the moment. Called, appropriately enough, “Fun for Two,” these routines are a radical departure from the accepted | form of more or less military-type exercises.

ficers will be installed.

Mrs. Paul Showalter, 1524 N. Tacoma Ave. will be hostess tonight to members of Beta Chapter, Phi Gamma Tau Sorority.

Mrs. John Bumgardner, 4426 Guilford Ave. will be hostess tomorrow night at a meeting of Alpha Chap- | ter, Phi Theta Delta Sorority. |

Miss Laura and Miss Ophelia Otto, 80 Schiller St. will entertain tonight for members of Alpha Chapter, Delta Phi Beta Sorority.

Member of Kappa Delta Theta Sorority will meet tomorrow night at the home of Miss Florence

Schaub.

Theta Mu Rho Sorority will meet at 8 p. m tomorrow at the home of] “We intended the ‘Fun for Two’ Mrs. Carl Schanffer, 1437 N. Tibbs exercises, to be done on the beach, Ave. {but they may be done anywhere, of [course,” says the Fifth Avenue salon v from which they originate. They WwW develop grace rather than sharpness of motion. The new rhythmic exercises for the beach have as their essential function the molding of beautiful contours and the develop ment of elasticity, which gives a smooth rhythmic swing to every movement of the body.” The salon names the first step in the new routine, “resisting a

olflas on Trip After N uptials

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfla are on a wedding trip South following their marriage yesterday morning In the St Anthonys Catholic Church. They will be at home at 922 N. King Ave, after Sept. 10.

push.” “Pushing your companion around on the beach will limber you up as The Rev. Fr. Michael Gorman nothing else will—especially if she officiated and Miss Josephine Davis, doesn't want to be pushed. Brace organist, plaved briday music and | lands against her shoulders accompaniment for the mass. The | +" ia Chile she resists.” bride entered alone in a gown of BRED 4 egg shell slipper satin fashioned on rau princess iines with a circular train, Y you have a medicine ball, try buttoned back, boat neckline and A this one: | long sleeves tapering over the| Stand back to back with another | hands. Her full length veil fell exercise addict, and start with the from a tulle halo caught' with|pall on the ground. Bend over, hold orange blossoms and she carried the ball near the ground and swing a bouquet of white roses, lilies of | your arms to the right, passing the the valley and orchids. She wore hall to her, hereafter referred to a gold cross and chain, a gift of as Miss B. the bridegroom. The bride was Miss| Miss B. will swing the ball low Helen Collins, daughter of Mrs. (to her right, passing it around tof Delia Collins. | your left side. Continue the swingMrs. Thomas Wolfla, the bride's ing motion with outstretched arms sister, was matron of honor. She in horizontal circles rising spirally wore linen blue moire trimmed around both bodies until the ball is

Mrs. Jones was Miss | (honored last night at a bridal dinRother, Mrs. William C. Harbison, 8

| B. Harrison, brother of the bride-to-

ws? ‘Fun Exercises’

‘Tempo of Prenuptial Affairs

Is Quickened For Autumn

as More Fetes Brides Are Set

Announcement of several more bridal parties and wedding dates {has increased the prenuptial tempo, while the brides-to-be who have already announced their wedding parties are being feted with showers

{and entertainments in their honor.

Saturday, Oct. 14, is the date chosen by Miss Virginia Fosler and

(Robert D. Gruen for their marriage in the First Presbyterian Church.

{ Miss Fosler is the daughter of Dr. Delaware St.

Mrs. Olin Seaman will be matron of honor for the ceremony. Aiso attending Miss Fosler will be Mrs. John Zimmerman of Hamilton, O, and Miss Emily Gruen, Cincinnati, sister of the bridegroom-to-be. George Gruen will be his brother's best man.

Miss Mary Katharine Harbison and her fiance, David Orrin Thompson Jr., Grand Rapids, Mich. were

ner at the home of ‘the bride-to-be’s

40 Washington Blvd. The couple are to be married tomorrow in the Episcopal Church of the Advent. Dinner guests include Mrs. Harbison, Mr. and Mrs. David Orrin Thompson Sr, Oak Park, Ill, parents of the bridegroom-to-be; Mr, and Mrs. Crawford Harbison, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Dunnington, William

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and Mrs, David W. Fosler, 5718 N.

Mr. Gruen, who lives in Indianapolis, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gruen of Cincinnati.

be, and Miss Pauline Judd, his fiance; the Misses Jane Renard, Patsy Boggs, Alice Jane Rice, Ruth Marshall and Messrs. Jim Horan, James Pease, William Ash and Edward Korty of Lafayette, 2 = =a

Miss Jane Suiter has chosen her sister, Miss Nancy Ann Suiter, for her maid of honor at her marriage Oct. 6 to G. Morton Davidson. Miss Suiter is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Suiter, 5509 N. Delaware St. Other members of her bridal party will be Miss Betty Bainge, Miss Mary Ann Carter, Miss Frances Watkins, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., and Miss Betty Burris, Vincennes. George W. Davidson, father of the bride-groom-to-be, will be his son's best man. Ushers will include Donald Shafer, Tevis Spencer, Edward Hixon, James O. Harris and James Fant, ’ Miss Suiter will be honored this week with several showers and parties including a luncheon and linen shower tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Paul' A. Bessire, 5365 Washington Blvd. Mrs. Robert N. Dedaker and Mrs, Fred Krauss will entertain in her honor on Saturday with a crystal shower at the CoJumbia Club and Miss Bainge will be hostess at a personal shower and tea Sunday. A China shower will be given Sept. 27 by Mrs. Fred W. Lichtenberg and Mrs. William Kingdon Jr, at the Lichtenberg home. ” ” ” Miss Alma Elizabeth Flanigan, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. J. R, Flanigan, will be attended by her sister, Mrs. Emerson Traylor, as matron of honor for her wedding at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon, in Trinity Methodist Church, to Robert W. Davis. Miss Hester Dawson will be bridesmaid. Frederick Davis will be best man to his brother. Miss Dawson will entertain Friday with a shower for the bride-to-be. ® = =»

Attending Miss Ruth Stewart in

Paul S. Stanley will be her sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Young, and Mrs. Catherine Bain. Roger Stanley will be his brother's best man and ushers will be James Young and Russell Bain. Miss Stewart is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Stewart, 2816 N. New Jersey St. Mr. Stanley’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Stanley, 1324 N. Gale St.

» ” » Miss Alice Harms, whose marriage

to Alfred Bunte will be Sept. 16 at the Pleasant Run Rvangelical

her marriage Friday, Oct. 20, to|

Butler Mothers Council to Give Tea Tomorrow

TUESDAY, SEPT. 5, 1939

Clubs Launch Program for Indoor Season

Week Brings Numerous Meetings, Dinners And Luncheons.

A sure sign of fall is the resumption of club meetings after the customary two months of summer doldrums. Among events planned for this week are dinners and luncheeons, several speakers, election and installation of officers, a card party and business meetings. A dinner-bridge meeting of the Ta-Wa-Sa Club will be held at 7 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. J. R. Krug, 1204 S. Keystone Ave. Officers will be elected and plans for a benefit card party come pleted.

Mrs. F. H. Lutz will talk on the “Monroe Doctrine and the Pane American Movement's at the meets ing Friday of the Friday Afternoon Literary Club at the home of Mrs. J. W. Preston, 2446 Stuart St. The club will study South America this year, Mrs. Florence Williamson will talk on “Education and Gove ernment in South America.”

Mrs. John W. Thornburg will lece ture at the noon luncheon meeting tomorrow of the Trans-Jordan Chapter of the International Travel Study Club at the home of Mrs. Louella Moore, 220 W. 33d St.

The Jeanne d’'Arc Chapter of the International Travel Study Club will meet Friday at the home of Mrs. Fred H. Bubeck, 1135 Marlowe Ave. Mrs. Frank Fink will be assistant hostess for the 1 o'clock luncheon and Mrs. John W. Thorne burg will speak on “Venezuela.”

Members of the Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunnyside will hold their regular business meeting at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Ayres’ auditorium.

Mrs. Ross Hewes, 1009 W. 35th St.,

Mothers of freshman students at Butler University will be entertained from 2 to 5 p. m, tomorrow at a tea to be given by the Mothers Council of Butler in the formal gardens cn the campus. Several hundred guests are expected to attend. Mrs. James W. Putnam, wife of

the council who will preside at the

George Underwood, Arthur Gilliom, Frank Reissner, Gino A. Ratti, Frank Hunter, Glenn Heard, and, J. W. Atherton. Mrs. Ratti and Mrs. E. C. Wakelam are co-chairmen of the tea. Mrs. Robert St. Pierre is this year’s president of the council Ushers at the tea will be daughters of council members and will as-

Arthur Jordan Memorial hall. They include the Misses Mary Marott, Virginia Blackley, Jeanette Barnett, | Cornelia Conner, Mary Frances | Paul, Ruth Ann Lett, Paula Mec(Clurg, Marilyn Walker, Mary Clay, Ruth Read, Shirley St. Pierre, Ethel Bailey, Doris Griffith, Bettye Poppenseaker, Virginia Freeman, Eileen Sweeney, Mary Ann Kibler, Ruby Shelton, Juanita Wagner, Helen Ruggamer, Jean Behanm, Virginia Johnson, Mary Shumaker, Margaret Parrish, May Jane Eble, Ruth Shewalter, Eloise Foreman, Lois Foreman, Mary Bell, Jane Riggs, Helen Frances Slupesky and Dorothy Rose. Musical entertainment will be provided by a trio including Miss Mary Bell Masterson, Miss Ann Mitchell and Robert Marsischke.

EVENTS

SORORITIES

Beta Chapter, Phi Gamma Tau. Tonight, Mrs. Paul Showalter, 1524 N. Tacoma Ave., hostess. Psi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi. Tonight. Hotel Antlers. First fall meeting. CLUBS

Trans-Jordan Chapter, Internation al Travel-Study. Today. Mrs. Louella Moore, 220 W. 33d, hostess. Mrs. John W., Thornburgh, speaker. Delta Upsilon Ladies’ Auxiliary. Today. Mrs. Harry Hooley, 5819 N. New Jersey, hostess. Luncheonbridge. Indiana Endorsers of Photoplays. Today. Claypool Hotel,

LODGE

Marion County Salon des Huit Chaperaux et Quarenta Femmes, 7:30 p. m. today. Mrs. Bernice Bradshaw, 1125 W. 36th, hostess. Installation of officers.

CARD PARTY

Maennerchor Ladies’ Society. Fri. eve. Athenaeum. Mrs. William Dodds, chairman.

Get Those Spotsh

Don’t neglect quick cleaning of food spots on rugs. A food stain is an urgent invitation for moths to dine, particularly if the rug is in a room that is not in constant use.

sist in conducting a tour the | 8 ur of 8 to members of the Priscilla Club.

will Be hostess to members of the | Queen Elizabeth Chapter of the International Travel-Study Club at 1:30 p m. tomorrow*'at her home. (Mrs. Ralph Elrod will be assistant

hostess.

Members of the 12th District of the American Legion Auxiliary will

: Ol elect and install officers for the the president emeritus at Butler, will |coming year at a meeting tomorrow head a line of past presidents of [at 1:30 p. m. in the Indiana World | War tea table. Others include Mesdames | Kimberlin, State auxiliary Secre-

Memorial. Mrs. Josephine

tary, will conduct installation

services.

The Maennerchor Ladies’ Society will hold a monthly card party Fri day at the Athenaeum with Mrs. William Dodds as hostess.

Mrs. T. T. Baker, 931 W. 34th St, will be hostess Thursday afternoon

Officers of the Indianapolis Educational Council will be installed at the luncheon meeting at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at Hollyhock Hill. The group will observe President's Day. Officers to be installed include Mrs, Joseph Smith, president; Mrs, Charles Irwin, vice president; Mrs, Albert Suhr, treasurer; Mrs. John Carter, secretary, and Mrs. Herbert Werner, corresponding secretary.

Members of Ye Old Time Friendship Club will meet at 11:30 a. m, today at the home of Mrs. T. A. Lavelle, 522 N. Gray St.

5 White Cross Guild Chapters Will Convene

Meetings of members of various unit guilds of the White Cross Guild are scheduled for today and tomorrow. Officers have been elected

by a recently organized junior group. Plans for the annual card party of the Children’s Cheer Guild will be discussed by Guild members at a meeting all da’ tomorrow in the Guild rooms. The party will be held Thursday, Oct. 12, in Block’s auditorium. Mrs. R. W. Fitch is president. Members of the Capitol Avenue and University Park Christian units are to meet today and the Clara Barton Guild will meet this evening. The Central Avenue Methodist Church unit will meet for the first time in the season at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in the work rooms. Mrs. George E. Crossland, membership chairman, has urged all members to attend. Miss Jacquelyn Wright will head the newly organized junior group of the Wallace Avenue Presbyterian Church Guild following her recent election. Other officers are Miss Joyce Lowe, vice president; Miss

Jean Curry, treasurer; Miss Anne Lewis, secretary; Miss Marian Scott, work chairman; and Mrs. Prudence E. Wright, sponsor.

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Good, chairman; Mesdames Glen! . R. Lily, Wililam T. Coutz Irwin, | ¥ith rusching and a buttoned front. /as high as your outstretched arms

Wever, Yoder, Dale W. Rains. Fin- Her braided halo was of blue net will allow. Return downward in the frock, Maxwell, Schleifer. Elliott, With a shoulder veil and she car- same way. John Cook and C. R. Mapel. *™ Talisman roses. : Additional committee chairmen! Miss Frances Rosner and Miss FOR number three, stand back to are Mrs. John D. Gallagher, pub-|/Ann O'Gara were bridesmaids. | back again, lifting arms and licity; Mrs. C. L. Bellfry, necrology; | Their gowns were in sky blue moire clasping hands. Bend forward, Mrs. B. H. Beard, key pin; Mrs |made like the matron of honor's | stretching B's arms and drawing Vinzant, parliamentarian; Mrs. and they also carried Talisman her backward over your bent body. Dill, historian; Mrs. Thompson, T0Ses. All the attendants wore Come back to erect position and chaplain; Mrs. Woolley, color double strands of pearls, gifts from then bend backward yourself as B bearer; Mrs. Dinkins, sergeant-at- the bride. bends forward. Reverse and repeat arms; Mrs. Campbell, assistant; Ushers were Lawrence Broderick, five times. This see-saw bending Mrs. Fred Duckwall, cards; Mrs | William Fitegerald and Louis |exercise gives an excellent stretch Morgan, g@ssistant; Mrs. Leland Wolf, to the body and helps expand the

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and Reformed Church, was honored recently at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Carl Tieke, 618 Cottage Ave, Guests included Mesdames Walter Harms, Dick Bunte, Frank Ziegler, Herman Harms, James Bertel, Paul Ziegler, Dewey Sanford, William Klienhalter, Henry Hoereth; the Misses Ruth Bunte, Doris Harms, Margaret Schroeder and Augusta Janneck. Miss Harms also was honored with a kitchen shower recently by Miss Naomi Koch et her home, 4628 College Av e. E N fo

Two enthusiasts of the new “fun for two” exercises stand side by side, with feet touching and inside hands clasped and outside arms raised overhead with hands clasped. Then they swing their hips out ward, as shown above, arching bodies to the side. Afterward, they come back to original position. This should be repeated 10 times with rhythmic motions, of course.

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chest. However, be sure to stretch taneously with your companion. gently, slowly and rhythmically. Stand up again, keping backs Now stand facing your partner, straight, bases of spinal columns with arms outstretched in front of | tilted slightly up and forward. Reyou and hands clasped. Heads|peat five times, sitting slowly and should be erect, stomachs in. Lean gracefully, rising just as slowly and back away from each other, hnd| Stucelulls. This will strengthen

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