Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1939 — Page 14
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SOCIETY—
Guy Maier
Of Symphony
Will
Address Staff Subseription Drive.
Guy Maier, pianist
speak al noon tomorrow fo subscription campaign for t
Orchestra at a second repor
Athenaeum. TPleodore B. Griffith.
and department of the Jordan C
secretary the Indiana State Symphony Society, also will speak
new head of the piano ongervatory of Music, will the volunteer staff of the he Indianapolis Symphony t-luncheon meeting at the
boa~d of directors of Mrs. Fred-
of the
eric M. Ayres, president of the Society's Women's Committee, will
preside at the meeting in the general campaign manage! Reports for the first two days
absence of Mrs. Jack A. Goodman,
of the drive which were given
at the first luncheon Tuesday revealed a mounting enthusiasm for
the Orchestra. ductor this fall.
Fabien Sevitzky Season
will subscriptions
begin his third vear as conreceived so far equal the
total number sold when the concert season opened last year, ac-
cording to Mrs. Goodman
I'he 1939-40 season will open on Nov. 17.
Volunteer campaign workers who lead in sales records are Mes-
dames Philip Adler Jr, William
Herbert
Gibbs, F. C. Groninger,
P. R. Mallory, Charles C. Martin, Amelia Menegas; the Misses Rosa-
lind Solomon, Irma Mae Sicele, Mrs. John O. Campbell of Marion.
Ward Belmont
Mrs. J M mont Alumnae Club her home.
Edwards will enter
at a dessert
bridge at Mrs. James EE. Camplin Jr., will be assistant hostess.
Betty Tharp, Hazel D. Williams and
| Li minace fo Meet
ain the Indianapolis Ward Bel-
1:30 p. m. Saturday at
Art Group to Hear Karl Bolander Karl 8. Bolander. founder of the National Art Hobhy Guild, will
address members of
Juncheon Monday in Block's auditorium.
the Indiana Federation of Art
Clubs at their Mr. Bolander’s subject will
be “The Enrichment of Lives Through An Appreciation of Art.”
Mrs. Bert
to 500 people in the art centers of t will be hostesses Guild to Greet Newcomers
New members of the Children's official debut tomorrow at Mrs. Frank T. Sisson’'s home.
McCammon, president an open forum following the lecture
the first A dessert and plans for the annual Whirligig Party will be discussed.
of the Pederation, will lead Invitations have heen issued
he state, Members of the board
Museum Guild will make their fall meeting of the Guild at luncheon will be served The
neophyte members include Mesdames George E. Enos, Fritz Souders,
Sam W. Simpson, Arthur T. Clay, Earl Mericle, Walter Hiser, Wheeler, Harrison Eiteljorg,
Michael Henry
Duncan Miller, Don Alexander, J. Duffecy Jr. Walton M. Steeg. Richard Lee, Thomas
Reilly, James E. Rogan, Oscar Jose and William McGowan.
Vacationers Return for Winter
Among vacationers
Samuel Cornell Carey and Mrs.
who are back Carolyn
are Mrs. re-
in Indianapolis
Atherton who have
turned to the Marott Hotel from Maplewood, N. H. Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin H. Forry have settled down closing their summer home at
Roaring
to life in the city again after Brook, Mich. Mrs. Hiram
W. McKee, New Augusta, and Mrs. George L. Denny are in New
York
CLUB NOTES
Members of the Welfare Club will hold their annual President's Day luncheon and guest meeting at 12:30 p. m. Thursday, Sept. 21,
the countrv home of Mrs, Major Poole. The retiring executive board will be in charge of arrangsments.
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Mrs. John Nadolny, president of the Florence Nightingale Club, will be honored at the annual President's Dav luncheon tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Bamboo Inn. Miss Barbara Hunt will speak on “China.” Plans for the annual fall benefit card party Friday, Sept. 29, at Ban-ner-Whitehill’'s, will be discussed. Mrs. Paul Bland is hostess chairman for the luncheon, assisted by Mrs. O. R. Mann and Mrs. George Dyer. Officers for the year are Mrs. Dyer, first vice president; Mrs. Bland, second vice president; Mrs. J. A. Strack, third vice president; Mrs. H. P. Willwerth, recording secretary; Mrs. George Gettings, membership secretary, and Mrs. Charles Judy, treasurer.
Officers and committee heads of the Alliance Francaise will outline activities of the organization for the coming vear at a meeting at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the home of Madame Yvonne D. Chamilovitech, president, 5138 Kenwood Ave,
The Lawrence Township Club of Republican Women will hold a steak fry during their all-day meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. J. O. Jackson, 38th St. Drive.
Evelyn Fogg. 2060 N. Delaware St. will be hostess ta members of the Lucky 13 Club at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at her home,
Miss
New officers of the Service-Study Club are to be installed at the meeting todav at the home of Mrs.
and Fairview
George Dorn, 2816 E. 11th St. Mrs, True Carpenter is to discuss "“Milady's Wardrobe” and Mrs. Carl Corwin will talk on “Household Wares," A discussion of a branch and of the by-laws will he held by members of the Indiana Chapter of the National League of American
project
Pen Women at an outing Saturday
at Sassafras Lodge in Martinsville,
Mrs. Rose Katterhenry will be host- |
ess, assisted by Mrs. Marguerite
Orndorfl,
Members and guests of the Flem-
ish Flanders Chapter of the Inter-|
national Travel-Study Club will be entertained by the chapter presi-
dent, Mrs. Ruth Yount, at a wiener: roast this evening at her home in| Bernice | Van Sickle will talk on “Venezuela.” | |
Haversticks Park. Mrs.
| Mrs. Grant Smith will Victorian Chapter of the Interna-
tional Travel-Study Club following
a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow
Paul Ritter, Mrs. Ned
at the home of Mrs. 3136 Graceland Ave.
Beall and Mrs. Carney Evans will be
assistant hostesses.
New mothers of the Mothers’ Club of the Hawthorne Kindergarten of the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society will he honored at an open house and tea this afternoon at the kindergarten. Mrs. Clifford Reed is president of the club,
A musical tea and costume disvlav will be shown this afternoon atv the meeting of the Hawaiian Chapter of the International Travel-Study Club in the Banner-Whitehill auditorium. Dr. Rebecca Parrish will speak on different nations represented by the costumes in the show. Mrs. Robert White and Mrs. Howard Smith are in charge of arrangements,
discuss | “Venezuela” before members of the!
JANE JORDAN—
EAR JANE JORDAN—I am the wife of “Perplexed Husband” whose letter appeared in The Times. He exaggerates the number of times I see and write to my former so-called “lover.” I have seen nim only twice in the past year and then on his initiative and there has been an exchange of only two or three casual letters in the past year. It is true that I don't like women and prefer men as friends. My only interest in my men friends is friendship and politeness in connection with my work and club activities, but my husband thinks these are merely socially acceptable names for sex. He thinks that if I like to talk with men instead of women it is a sign of incompatibility between us and that he is not making me happy. I can’t make him understand that in my eyes he is the only perfect man. He is wrong again when he says I advocate jealousy as a weapon for holding men. I never advocate it, nor practice it. Nor am 1 cruel as you say in your answer, I wouldn't hurt him and alwavs have been careful of his hypersensitive feelings. If, as he says, he is losing his respect and love for me, what can 1 do to win it back? Not one man in a million would see this problem as he does, and what can I do to correct myself or him, for T can’t tolerate the idea of losing him. It would kill me, PERPLEXED WIFE,
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Answer—If always is interesting {0 hear the other side of a problem but 1 seldom have that advantage. 1 only can give one-sided answers to one-sided letters. I have no doubt but that vour husband has exaggerated your interest in other men, but let us see how much foundation in reality he has for his complaint. I do not agree that one man in a million would react to the problem as he does. On the contrary not one man in a million would react with complacency to his wife's correspondence and meetings with a former suitor, no matter how infrequent or how casual. A more sophisticated man would have concealed his feelings. A more primitive man would have stopped it all with a club. No man in love would have viewed it with complete indifference. Now you can’t put your husband through the wringer without getting into trouble. Your trouble is that now your husband suspects even your most casual contacts with men, and sees them all as a menace to his happiness. Granted that he is acting like a hurt child who is afraid of everything instead of a strong man who is able to hold his own against all competition. But you cannot disclaim all responsibility for having brought about this state of mind. Cruelty is an ugly word, associated with battle, murder and sudden death. It's subtler forms are usually called by prettier names. Now if you cannot tolerate the idea of losing your husband, you must learn not to wound his masculine pride. You do not have to run and hide every time you see a man, but neither do you need to do anything so unnecessary as writing to or meeting with a married man who formerly courted you. If he means nothing to you this should be easy to renounce. Your husband will have to do his part by not objecting to ordinarv courtesy toward men whom you meet socially or in business. If vour conversations with them are not flirtatious, I think he should be ahle to tolerate them without going inte a tailspin. JANE JORDAN,
Put your nreblems In a letter to Yane Jordan. wha will answer your guestions in this column daily,
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This trio of members from the Seventh District Federation of Clubs
is busy this week with details of ft organization will sponsor
Democratic Club | Installation of Officers Heads
Party Chairmen
| | i | 1 Arc Announcec | : Committee chairmen in charge of | the card party of the Marion Coun[ty Women's Democratic Club have {been announced by Mrs. Tilden F. | Greer, president. The party will be held at 8 o'clock Friday evening, Oct. 6, in the Riley Room of the Claypool Hotel. Mrs. Ira Haymaker will be general | chairman, assisted by Mesdames John Bingham, John MecNellis and Clarence Wheatley, co-chairmen. Assisting chairmen are Mrs. Rob. ert D. Westfall, chairman, and Mrs. Timothy P. Sexton. co-chairman, tickets: Mrs. Albert Walsman. chair - man, and Miss Katherine Rice. cochairman. tables prizes; Miss Han{nah Noone. chairman, and Mrs. P. C. Kelly, co-chairman. door prizes: Mrs. Harold Amp. chairman, and Mrs. Katherine Koff, co-chairman. candy: Mrs. Martin H. Walpole, chairman, and Mrs. Grover Parr, co - chairman, refreshments; Mrs Chester Shackelford, chairman, and Mrs. John Donnelly, Mrs. Wayne Seay and Miss Lelah Dipper, cochairmen, finance; and Mrs. Frances | Marsh, publicity.
EVENTS
SORORITIES Psi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi. p. m. Tues. Antlers Hotel. Rho Zeta Tau. 8 p. m. today. Mrs. | John Champ, 3742 Northern Ave. hostess. First meeting of sea-| son.
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CLUBS Pierrette Chapter, Sub-Deb. 7:30 p. m. Wed. Miss Elaine Morris, | hostess. Telephone Belles. Tues. eve. Betty Vitz, hostess. Plan wiener roast. CARD PARTIES Theta Chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa. Tonight. Citizens Gas Co. Miss Eleanor Beall, chairman. Ladies’ Auxiliary. Federated Order of Fagles. 8:30 p. m. Fri, Hall, 23 W. Vermont. SUPPER St. Roch's Catholic 5-8 p. m. Fri. Hall, 3600 Fish and Turtle
Miss | for
Women of Church. S. Meridian,
soup supper, Bridge Party Planned. By Bide-A-Wee Club
The Bide-A-Wee Club will hold a bridge party for members and guests next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. William Hibner, 3129 |N. Broadway. Other events discussed at a meeting last night with Mrs. Min[nie Weisshaar were a steak fry on| | Oct. 1 at. The Farm. Traders Point, (and a meeting on Oct. 2 with Mrs. | William Basey. {was voted into membership.
Wednesday Mansion. The event will be held in observance of the Golden Jubilee |
| Temple, east of the hail.
he tea and open house which the afternoon at the Governor's
.. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
rrange Seventh District Federation of Clubs Tea
anniversary of the General Federa
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Prenuptial Days
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With Showers, Dinners and
Bridal Parties in Abundance
THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1939
Active Ones
Two Events Planned for Mary Wynne; Mary ) v 3 « . ys YX '. Weaver to Be Entertained by Sister Tomorrow; Friends Fete Louise Brandt.
Bridal dinners, showers
and the announcement of
. wedding dates and bridal parties all serve to make the prenuptial days of the many brides-to-be exciting ones. Miss Jane Wynne, who will be maid of honor at her sister Mary's wedding Saturday to Donald A. Morrison Jr., will entertain tonight at a spinster dinner at the Highland Golf
and Country Club.
Guests with the bride-to-be will include
Mrs. Will Hays Jr., matron of honor; Miss Martha Wynne, another sister of the bride-to-be; Miss Mary Ann Morrison,
‘the bridegroom-to-be’s sister; Miss Annamayv Reid, a cousin of the bride, Martinsville, and Miss Martha Moore, all
EE bridesmaids for the wedding;
Times Photo
tion of Clubs. Mrs. I. H. Millikan
(center) Ts birthday party chairman: Mrs. George W. Walker (left), her assistant, and Mrs. Tilden F. Greer, head of the hospitality com-
mittee.
Program for Women’s Lodge Groups Today and Tomorrow
Installation of officers, covered
dish luncheons and card parties, a
district meeting. schools of instruction and routine business sessions are
planned by members of women's tomorrow. Mrs. Eva Reed will be installed Auxiliary Unit 116 at 8 o'clock this Memorial. Others who will assume their duties are Mrs. Gladys Guill, vice president; Mrs. Lucille Farrington, secretary; Mrs. Myrtle Campbell, treasurer; Mrs. Estella Mumford, chaplain, and Mrs. Ruth Meixner, historian.
Officers of Marion County Rebekahs, District 6, will be elected tomorrow afternoon at the county meeting at Myrtle Rebekah Lodge 326 Hall, W. Washington and Addison Sts. Mrs. Minnie Lowder. district deputy president, will be in charge of business session. Mrs. Ada Smith, vice president of the Rebekah Assembly of Indiana, will conduct a school of instruction during the county afternoon session. Mrs. Edith Thomas, noble grand of the hostess lodge. will be in charge of the program in the evening. Dinner is to be served at the Masonic The Rebekah degree will be conferred by the degree team of Neola Rebekah Lodge 362.
The Ways and Means Committee of the Gold Mound Council 145 of
{Degree of Pocahontas will hold a luncheon and card]
covered dish
party tomorrow noon at the home| ( \ | Hoeper will be assistant hostesses. |
of Mrs. C. B. Edwards, 550 Arbor
| Ave,
A luncheon and business meeting is scheduled at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow for members of the Past Presidents Council of Catherine Merrill Tent 9, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War. The meeting will be at the Hamilton Food Shop.
The Indianapolis Alumnae of Women of the Moose will sponsor a benefit card party at 2:30 p. m. today in the Moose Hall, 135 N. Delaware St. Mrs, Mayme Whiting is chairman.
Members of New Augusta Chapter 284, Order of Eastern Star, will honor Mrs. Alene Vey at a dinner and meeting tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock in the New Augusta Masonic Temple. Degrees will be conferred following dinner.
Mrs. Carrie Lee Jones, Indiana supreme deputy, District 2, will preside at a school of ins‘ruction for members of Indianapolis Shrine 6, White Shrine of Jerusalem, at 7:30 p. m. today in Castle Hall.
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Helen Foley Wed | Announcemsnt is made of the marriage of Miss Helen Foley to
The wedding was Sunday. '
lodge organizations for today and
as president of the Big Four Legion evening in the Indiana World War
Z. Tl. A. Alumnac Will Get Report On Rush Activity
A week-end
report on rushing activities, a
outing and ness meetings have been scheduled hy sororities, One stalled new officers Members of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter of Zeta Tan Al pha will hear reports on rushing at Indiana and Butler Universities and Franklin College at the opening meeting of the fall season today at the home of Mrs. Arthur N. Curtis, 5521 N. Pennsylvania St. Miss Laura Schultz, president. will be in charge. Miss Naomi Haworth will report on the national convention. Mrs. Eugene Bibbens 1s chairman of the committee in charge, and Miss Mar|garet Schoen and Miss Mary Jane
several husi-
local has in-
Members of Lambda Mu Chapter {of Sigma Beta and their guests will (hold a week-end outing Saturday {and Sunday at “Cozy Cone” on [Shafer Lake.
Miss Mildred Eggert, 701 E. Minnesota St., will entertain members of Gamma Chapter of Omega Chi tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at her home.
Members of Phi Tau Delta will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. John Yancey, 4527 Winthrop Ave. Mrs. William Shockley is president of Omicron Chapter of Omega Nu Tau for the ensuing vear. Other new officers include Mrs. Kermit Suhre, vice president; Miss Maralon Bair. secretary: Miss Vera Suhre, treasurer; Mrs. Richard Montgomery, society editor: Miss Betty Erwin, chaplain, and Miss Katherine Henderson, sergeant af arms Miss Bair entertained the chapter last night.
E. R. Browns at Home Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Brown are at home at 1905 Sugar Grove Ave, Mrs. Brown was Miss Anna Mae Miller, daughter of Mrs. Ger-
Mrs. Mary Brown Wade Drake Cockrum of Evansville. trude E. Miller, before her marriage
Sunday.
Church Society To Hear Talk on Mission Issues
Included in activities organizations for this week-end will be a fall festival, a lawn social, discussions of missionary topics, a wiener roast and a penny supper. H. H. Hazenfield will speak on current missionary problems at 1 meeting of the Women’s Federation of the First Evangelical Church tomorrow at the home of Mrs. L. B. Mosiman, 339 N. Bolton St. Mrs. H. R. Richenbrode will present “Echoes of Our Summer Convention.” Mr:. H. E. Eberhardt charge of the musical which will include vocal hv Mrs. John Schneider. Robert Armstrong will lead tions. Mrs. Harold Seaman Mrs. Harold Maves will be asses. Mrs. Harry Krause is aram chairman.
irs
will be in program, selections Mrs. devo - and host - nro-
Members of the Kum Dnble Class of the Old Bethel Methodist Church will hold a wiener roast tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock at Kum Duble Park. twe miles east of the Post Road on 21st St.
Mrs. Ralph H. Cradick will be installed as president of the Women's Department of the Tuxedo Park Baptist Church at 1:3¢ p. m. Wednesday, Sept. 20, at the church. Mrs. Brunson Motley will speak at |the meeting. { Dr. U. S. Clutton, pastor, will install the officers—Mrs. Cradick, Mrs. James F. Overtree, vice president, and Mrs. Dan E. Fierce, secretarytreasurer. Mrs. William A. Devin (will be soloist.
The annual fall festival of St. Francis de Sales Cathelic Church will open tonight for three niguts on the church grounds, 22d St. and Avondale Place. Dancing will be held each night and a fish supper is plannea for tomorrow,
Miss Myrtle Barron will play piano selections at the meeting of the Queen Esther Circle of the Home Service Department of the Third Christian Church today in the Mary Conkle Room of the church. Mrs. Morton Keith is chairman of the program, which will include a talk on the Wheeler Mission.
A lawn social will be held tomorrow and Saturday nights at Lafay|ette Blvd. and Second Ave. in Mars {Hill by the Church eof Christ of Mars Hill, .
Members of the ¥riendship Class of the Bridgeport Methodist Church will sponsor a penny supper at 7 o'clock this evening at the church. Mrs. Edyth Brandt and Mrs. Fern Reagan are hostesses.
Milady Must Scheme to Make Fal | Accessories Click
By MARIAN YOUNG
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mt Her conversation with herself want to look this fall? need to go with it? figure? | In other words, she's a planner heing talked about in the hefore picking a style that is being | Refore trying on a single suit, | accessories will be needed. sort of shopper who gets a hat on
What tvpe
for a suit, She knows that suits
this fall. »
coats.
ties with full-length coats. course.
Fur trimmings are highlighted
the popular fullness-at-the-back
jackets.
the right blouses.
treatments. Tncidentally, to keep a
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stores at
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YORK, Sept. 14 (NEA) .—No truly chic woman says, “Now I 1st. buy a fall suit,” or “I think I'll get a new hat next week.”
goes about like this: “How do I
If T get a suit, what kind of accessories will I
of clothes best suits my Kind of and a schemer. She knows what's the moment. She thinks twice talked about too much.
she has made up her mind what
She looks straight down her nose at the
the spur of the moment and then
has to buy dress, shoes, bag and gloves to wear with it. Once she has completed her shopping list, bought a new foundation garment and decided how she's going to wear her hair, she shops
have taken on a new importance
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VERY SILHOUETTE, every fabric and every type of trimming is as perfectly represented in suits as in day dresses and separate You can be as feminine looking in a dressmaker suit as you can be trimly tailored in a slim tweed one. There are costume suits galore—some with short boleros over matching or harmonizing dresses, many with longer jackets, quantiThe last named is ultra-utilitarian, of \ The coat will go over other dresses and the dress may be worn under a fur jacket or heavier winter coat. , With such outstanding American designers as Helen Cookman putting fur yokes as well as fur sleeves
and every kind of collar on becoming dressmaker suits. Tiny, moderately flared peplums at the backs of suit jackets give
effects. The new double-swing
skirts and accordian-pleated ones are shewn with hipbone-length The pencil-slim or cigarette silhouette is as handsomely worked out in suits as in day dresses. It's new to wear linen blouses with tweeds. sets of accessories to wear with your suit—one tailored, the quite afternoon-ish, For variety's sake, have several scarfs as well as And use a little imagination about typing the former. Ascot ties are fine and dandy, but so are any number of bow
It's smart to buy two other
crossed, but untied, scarf in place,
fasten lingerie tape or ribbon to both ends and pin the ends of the tape together in the middle of your back.
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two entirely different types of fall
The figure-hugging, molded silhonette is admirably illustrated in
suits. The model at left includes a
snugly fitted, waistline jacket and a full swing skirt—both of purple tweed with bands of black Persian lamb. The other, right, consists of a fitted, full-length, dark green coat with twisted beaver collar over a simple frock of sheer wool in a lighter shade of green,
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{be Mrs, Theo Morris, Mr. Morrison's
of church
Mrs. Walter Mertz, Philadelphia, the bridegroom-to-be's cousin, and Miss Dorothy Braden. Lewis Morrison, the bridegrom - to - he’s brother, will entertain tonight at stag party in the Athenaeum.
Tomorrow night. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Neil Wynne, 2110 W. 42d St., will give a bridal dinner for the engaged couple at Highland. Guests with the couple and the girls who attended the spinster dinner will
a
aunt from Philadelphia; Mr, and Mrs. Donald A. Morrison, 3921 Guilford Ave., Mr. Morrison's parents; John Wynne, the bride-to-be’s younger brother; Will Hays Jr, Lewis Morrison, Tom Wynne Jr, Robert Mueller, Alex Clark, John Westfall and Ward Fenstermaker,
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Mrs. James M. Booe will entertain tomorrow night at a kitchen shower for her sister, Miss Mary Weaver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Weaver Sr., 308 Layman Ave. whose marriage to Paul T. McDonald, Chicago, will be Sept. 30. The party will be at Mrs. Booe's home, 55 S. Linwood Ave. Guests with the bride-to-be and her mother will include Mrs. Albert E. Weaver, the bride-to-be’'s aunt; Mesdames William D. Vogel Sr, William D. Vogel Jr, Harry A. Weaver Jr. Kenneth I. Emmert, Richard Huggins, Carl Seytter, Thomas May, Helen Banta and the Misses Kathryn Weaver, Jean Meek, Kitty Lou Fitzgerald, Jeanette Thomas, Betty Harger, Miriam Bowman, Betty Wangelin., Betty Shissel and Virginia Blackley.
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Miss Grace Tavior and Miss Martha Louise Boyd entertained recently at Miss Boyd's home, 3541 N Meridian St., in honor of Miss Louise Brandt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Brandt, 3728 Guilford Ave., whose marriage to Henry Lec Moffett will be Saturday. Guests at the variety shower with [Miss Brandt and her mother were Mrs. T. D. Moffett, the bridegroom-|to-be’s mother; | Mace, William Brandt, R. S. Hiatt, James Moffett, Paul Suits, W. G. Boyd, Fred Crosstreet, Kenneth Hill, | Arthur Crane, John Hair, Gordon [Cantelon, Evanston, Ill, and the [Misses .\line Bailey, Ruth Duckwall, [Peggy Failing, Marian Gearen, Dor-
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|lothy Gimbel, Ellen Hamilton, Jean |
|Rau, Mildred Scales, Carolyn Stelck and Dorothy Wehling. The hostesses were assisted by their mothers, Mrs. Charles Taylor and Mrs, Guy F. Boyd.
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Miss Virginia Fosler, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. David W. Fosler, 5718 N. Delaware St., whose marriage to Robert D. Gruen. son of Mr, and Mrs, George J. Gruen, Cincinnati, will be Oct. 14. was honored recentlv at a surprise bridge accessory shower hy members of her club. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Wendell Taylor, 3544 Carrollton Ave. Guests were the Misses Anne Amos. Mary Elizabeth Craig. Betty Price. Julia Guess. Mrs. Ross Rissler and Mrs. Joseph Taylor. Ushers for ‘the wedding were announced recent lv by the couple. They will include Edward Gene Coleman. Minneapolis: Gordon McDonald, Flint, Mich.: Dr. Harry K. Hines, Cincinnati; John Zimmerman, Hamilton. O.: Howard Lacy II, and Louis H. Schwitzer Jr., Indianapolis.
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Miss Mary Anna Butz, Miss Georgia Foster and Miss Ruth Duckwall wili be hostesses tonight at a miscellaneous shower at Miss Butz® home, 5254 N. Pennsylvania St. for Miss Chloris Bell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Floyd C. Bell, 14907 Kenwood Ave. Miss Bell and | Robert R. Fohl Jr. will be married Oct. 14. Guests will Marian Vollmer, | drews. Esther Bebinger, | Trenton. Mary Pike, Ruth Fohl, Mary and Nancy Bell, Mary Alice Oval, Mary Hull, Lucile Craigle, Beth Brooks, Nancy Baker, Lyla Jane Harms, FPanchon Parsons, Betty Jane Mock, Mary Janet Fehr, Winona Watson, Eileen Sweeney, Marjorie Dalman, Carol Langfitt, | Catherine Davis. Betty Parker, Mary Anne McElhainey. Eloise | Foreman, Doris Jane Meuser. Dorlothy Harris, Barbara Jean Sullivan, | Helen Healy, Bonnie Beth Myers, Elizabeth Myers, Rose Myers, Carol Sherman, Mary Evelyn Daniels, Ann Logan, Betty Collins, Johanna
include the Misses Marjorie AnMarjorie
Whirter,« Eileen White, Betty
Jones, Norma Rahe, Mary Frances
Phillips, Jane Foreman and Mesdames Nick Presican, Homer Paul-
wall and Ora Butz. ” »
| Miss Harriet Wagner, daughter [sf Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Wagner, |936 N. Pershing Ave. whose marriage to Russell E. Wetherald, son lof Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Wetherald, Columbus, Ind., will be Sept. 21, has {chosen Miss Kathlyn Myles as her maid of honor. Harold Murray will {be best man. The bride-to-be’'s mother and her aunts, Mrs. Ralph Kelch and Mrs, | Clarence Douthitt, will give a bri|dal shower Saturday night. Guests (will include Mesdames Virginia [Orr, Clarence Coffman, Fred Sting-
(ley, Mary Simpson, Emma Miller, Ida Parker, Dorothy Peters, Donna '
| John
Mesdames William |
bridge |
Breech, Dorothy McClester, Dorothy |
y oris Ann | Thorpe, Freda Marvel, D [Miss Edna LaFarry before her re-
. Stadtmiller, Paul Duck- | oh ao home of Mrs. Kenneth Waggoner,
{1544 Spruce St. | will be assistant hostess. About 40
Butler Alumni Hop to Follow Game Sept. 29
Mrs. Ralph Coble and William Olsen are co-chairmen of a Butler University Alumni Club dance Friday evening. Sept. 29, in the gymnasium of the Butler Fieldhouse,
"The dance will he held from 10 p.m.
until 1 a. m. following the ButlerOhio University night football game, Committees appointed to assist with arrangements are: Orchestra. William Olsen, Deedee Coble, Joseph Lang, Ruth Davis and Mary Paxton Young. Publicity—John T. Barnett, Dorothy Ragan and Gerald Bowman. Decorations—Mrs. Turpin Davis, Art Wilson, Barbara Zechiel, Mrs. Emsley Johnson Jr., John Thurston, Ruth Repschlager, Phyllis Smith, Charlene Heard, Catherine Heard, Mrs. Edward Raffensberger and Turpin Davis, Tickets—Frank Demmerly, Scott, Barbara Jean Holt, Elizabeth Myers, Ed Humston, Frances Noll, Glenn Findley, Dorothy Shepherd, Mrs. Mayburn Landgraff, Mrs. David Burns, Lyman Hunter, Mrs. Herbert Sweet, Mrs. J. Russell Townsend, Marjory Hennis, Rebecca Blackley, Mrs. James A. Stewart Jr, Mrs. James Stewart, Jeanne Mitchell, Mrs. Elbert Gilliom, Fred Ryker, Mrs. Robert Stone, Gerald Woods, Mrs. Robert, Walker and Miss Elysee Crosier, Members of the campus ticket committee include Carolyn Varn, Martha Coddington, Marjorie Zechiel and David Thompson. The faculty committee includes Prof, J. Russell Townsend Jr, and Prof, George A. Schumacher, alumni secretary.
Mrs,
War Style
‘Air Raid Shelter Suit’ Latest for Women Of Paris.
ARIS, Sept. 14 (U. P.).—Now the Parisian dress designers are working on a new one-— the “air raid shelter suit.” During the first air raid alarms many women ran into the shelters only half clothed. Soon the demand for practical suits was heard, One Parisian designer now shows a suit that is a cross between mechanics’ overalls and beach pajamas. It has wide-bot-tomed trousers, big pockets and is lined with wool to provide warmth against chilly cellars. New hand bags are designed to hold first aid Kits as well as powder puffs and lipstick.
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The public relations committee of the Girl Scout Council will be entertained at luncheon today by Mrs, Maxwell Droke, committee chairman, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club following the first fall ecouncil meeting, The group will disenuss the Saddle Horse Roundup and Girl Scout week, both events of next month; participation in the Community Fund drive, the annual meeting in January and the Girl Scout Birthday Week in March. Members of the committee with Mrs. Droke are Mesdames William R. Higgins, C. Severin Buschmann and John H. Toy. Guests who will have luncheon with the committee include Mesdames Charles F. Voyles, Robert D. Coleman, Horace McClure and Miss Lucile Cannon,
Castleton P.-T. A. to Meet The Castleton Parent-Teacher Association will hold their first meeting of the season at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the school. New members will be honored at a tea. Mrs, Alex Tuschinsky, new president, will preside.
Rav. Lorine Long, Marguerite Smith, Loretta Wilson, Joan Weth« erald, Frances Wetherald, Inna Coffman, Lucille Sanders, Marion Overman, Blaine Wetherald, Hilda Hartpence, Emma Frye, Elsie Huntsinger, Mary Hedrick, Rosemary. Coffman, Lena Coffman, Louise Mayfield, June Ballard, Ida Ballard, Mozelle Wilson, Ethel Killen and
Clark, Dorothy Jean Jones, Esther | the Misses Mildred Stingley, Betty
Gray, Betty Foster, Marthana Mec- |
Simpson, Anna Cornwell, Roberta Parker, Myles, Virginia Kellér, - Clara Ward and Gladys Ward. .
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cent marriage, will be entertained at a bridal shower tonight at the
Mrs. Harry Baker,
guests will attend.
” ” ” Mrs. Ralph Schneider entertained last night with a shower in honor of Miss Antoinette Geiger, whose marriage to Paul Matthews will be Sept. 20. Mrs. Schneider was host - ess at the home of her mother, Mrs. William J. Hanley. Guests included the Mesdames Anton Geiger, Louise Matthews, J. E. Levie, Clyde Bowers, Jack Devine, Julius Caesar, Jack Conner; Misses Mary Isabel Schneider, Helen Geiger, Jane Briggs, Barbara Metcalf, Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, Margaret Salliday, Kathryn Leich, Helen Leppert and Mary Slupesky,
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