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SOCIETY— State Symphiony Society Goes Into Last Stretch of Subscription Drive.

py 3 Opening Affair to Be Held Oct. 13 at I. A. C.; Next Is on Oct. 27,

The Indiana State Symphony Society, nearing the end of its formal subscription drive, held the last of a series of report luncheons this noon in the Athenaeum.

The drive closes tomorrow.

Mrs. Jack A. Goodman, general subscriptions chairman, presided and DeWitt S. Morgan, superintendent of public schools in Indianapolis, was guest speaker. Guests at the luncheon were volunteer campaign workers, members of the advisory board and members of the women's committee. Announcement has been made that a silver pitcher will be awarded to the volunteer worker selling the most season subscriptions up until Friday, Nov. 17, the date of the first concert. The pitcher will be awarded at the Victory luncheon at the Athenaeum, at which high ranking workers will be honored The luncheons which were held last year before the concerts will be continued again this season.

Patricia Wells Now o Senior

Miss Patricia Wells, daughter of Mrs. Genevieve K, Wells, is in her senior year at the Academy of the Brown County Wrsulines, St. Martins, O. Miss Jeanne Schomaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Shomaker, is a sophomore at the academy and Miss Athala Schomaker, their younger daughter, is a sixth grade student there. The Misses Sarah Jean Crooks, Dorothy Steck and Betty Ward nave entered MacMurray College as freshmen this year, The girls are members of the 94th class at the school located in Jacksonville, Ill | Friday, Oet., 27, and an old-fash- | joned dance, Nov. 10, both in the

Mrs. C. F. Voyles Entertains Tonight : AEE 4 4

Mrs. Charles F. Voyles will entertain members of the Indianapolis [{Smeriean Ynite ® ae og Northwestern Alumni Club tonight at a “roundup” and steak fry. | apolis Athletic Club: a program The hostess will be assisted by Mesdames Maurice T. Harrell, Ralph dance, Dec. 8. in the American | I.. Nessler, G. Vance Smith and Herschel E. Davis. Members of the United Life Building: a Christmas attendance committee are the Misses Cleo Frazier. Betty Kalleen, party, Dee. 28, in the Marrott Hotel; Geraldine H. Kindig, Dr. George J. Garceau and Maurice T. Harrell. Vs ¢ #5 > )

a Leap Year event, Jan. 19, in the Children’s Theater Plans Program

| American United Life Building: a |dinner-dance, Feb, 2, at the WoodA committee from the Children’s Civie Theater already has be- ‘stock Club: a Valentine Dance, Feb. gun plans for the sponsorship of a Junior Programs’ Production at 116, in the American United Life Caleb Mills Hall on Oct. 21. The committee, headed by Mrs. Samuel R. Harreli, was to meet this morning at the home of Mrs. Kurt F.

| Building, and the closing suppers | dance, March 15, in the Indianapolis Pantzer, A ballet, “Midsummer Night's Dream,” starring Edwin Strawbridge, will be presented.

Athletic Club. Myr. and Mrs. W. T. Morris Home

). 2 JD]. Parties Planned Among late homecomers from summer resorts are Mr. and Mrs, Woodbury Treat Morris, who have returned from their summer home

The opening dinner-dance of the Junior Assembly's season will be held at 7:30 p. m., Friday, Oct. 13, in the Indianapolis Athletic Club.| | Mrs. William Byram Gates will issue |invitations this week-end. Patronesses announced today inelude Mesdames Frederic M. Ayres, | William ©. Bobbs, James PF, Carroll, | D. Laurance Chambers, Francis O. | Dorsey, E. Frances Bowditch, R. Fe [lix Geddes, Thomas D. Stevenson, |Charles Mayer, William BE. Munk, [Romney L. Willson, John L. Ott, | Theodore B. Griffith, William M. | Lockwood, Thomas D. Bheerin, William H. Staford, Samuel B. Sutphin, William H. Thompson, Robert H, Tyndall, Alex Vonnegut, Anton VonInegut, William B. Wheelock; Miss I. | Hilda Stewart and Miss Julia Brink. Nine other dances are scheduled for the fall and winter social season. | They will include a cpllegiate dance, |

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Plans Are Laid

EVENTS

SORORITIES

Lambda Chapter, Omega Nu Tau. 8 p. m., Mon. Hotel Lincoln. Phi Kappa Lambda, Tonight, Miss Alice Yates, 224 Eastern Ave, hostess,

CLUBS

Cleanerettes, 11 a. m. Mon, Hotel Washington, Mrs. Lloyd Byrnes and Mrs. George L. Turner, hostesses, Mrs, J, Francis Huffman, chairman, S. I. 8, of Sub-Deb Federation, 7 p. m, Sat. Rush party and wiener roast. Riviera Club, Et Cetera. 12:30 p. m, Mon, Catherine’'s Tearoom. luncheon, Mrs. Henry W. Patrick and Mrs, J. H. Trunkey, hostesses, Mrs. BE. D. Farmer, president, J. I. FP. F. of Shortridge High School. Tp. m today. Miss Mary Frances Arnold, hostess, Guest meeting.

LODGE

Lynhurst Chapter, O. E. 8. 8 p. m. Tues. Masonic Temple. Friends’ Night and conferring of degrees. Mrs. Esther Fogle, Monument Chapter, William Hartman, Naomi Chapter, visiting matron and patron, CARD PARTY

Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. 8:30 p. m. today. 43 W. Vermont, Mrs, Chester Ellis, chairman,

H.A.C. Groups Start Winter Social Season

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Plans for the winter social season of various groups of the Hoosier Athletic Club will get under next month with meetings to outline future activities. Hoosier Athletic Club Juniors will open their year with a business meeting Sunday, Oct. 1. Invitations

ine senior class at St. John's Academy will sponsor a skating party tonight at Riverside Rink. OMoers of the senior class who were busy today comnleting details of the event include (left to right) the Misses Theresa MeGinnis, Kathleen Dillane, Betty Noone and Kathleen Courtney (seated), Miss Courtney, the president, heads the arrangements committee,

Purdue and Club Federation Plan Forum on Youth

at Harbor Springs. For Chloris Bell,

Miss Helen Griffith, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Theodore B. . Bride of Oct. 14

Friffith, left vesterday for Radcliffe College at Cambridge, Masks. Her sister Sylvia will leave Sunday for Smith. Another voung i woman who leaves Sunday for her sophomore vear zt Smith is Miss 1 » YS * | Lpsilon Sigma Omicron Group Early autumn brides. o-be, whose | marriages will be this month and] + early in next, find their spare moTo Honor President Tuesday; . * Theta Sigma Chi Holds Party)

Martha Ann Schaf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Schaf Jr. ments well filled with showers

Woman's Auxiliary to State Medical Association to Hold Ft. Wayne Session Oct. 10-12

parties and other prenuptial events, One young woman will be a guest with her fiance at a bridal dinner tonight. Several showers and parties have] Times Special Installation ceremonies and a president's day dinner are included heen arranged for Miss Chloris Bell, | LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept. 22.—A in local sorority plans for the first of next week. Ohne organization ob-| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ©.

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[Frank R. Hall of the history de- be introduced by Mrs. Keenan, will

¥ a» a dessert luncheon meeting and a| Mrs, Edward Troy, 507 W. Drive,

have been sent to all junior members and to members’ sons and daughters of high school and college age. Fall and winter activities will be discussed. Frank James is president and the committee in charge includes the Misses Rosalyn Ludwig, Marsha Ettinger and Betty Stein and William Andrus, The first meeting of the H. A. C. Guild to complete arrangements for coming social activities will be held Wednesday, Oct, 11 in the Chinese Room, Mesdames G. L. Young, Glen Bertels, Herbert Hartman, Jameg Andrus and Thamas W. Kercheval are on the committee in charge of arrangements, Mrs. Frank P. Huse is president, Included on the general fall and winter program of the club is dance ing every Saturday night in the new Zephyr Room and each week night in the Rathskeller and weekly “jitterbug” dances every Tuesday.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 22, 1939 Jackson Keith, Helen M. Clark Marry Tonight Corationy 0.56 Read at

8:30 at Methodist Church.

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Miss Helen M. Clark, daughter of (Mr, and Mrs, Asa B., Clark, 238 Parkview Ave, will become the bride of Jackson C. Keith, son of {Mr, and Mrs. Harry Keith, 117 Good 'Ave., in a candlelight ceremony at 18:30 o'clock tonight in the North [Methodist Church, The Rev. A, J. Spaulding of Shel byville will officiate at the single ring ceremony before an altar banked with palms and ferns, Mrs, Mary Richardson will sing, accom panied by Mrs, J. Russell Paxton, organist.

Chooses Satin Gown

Mr, Clark will give his daughter in marriage, Her gown will be of candlelight slipper satin made on princess lines with a round pearl yoke at the neck line extending in a V to the waist line in back. The sleeves of the gown are long and puffed at the shoulders. The bodice is fitted and the full skirt extends into a flowing train. Her full-length veil of candlelight illusion is caught into a Juliet cap of candlelight velvet ferowned with a cluster of velvet vio« lets, She will carry a bridal bous (quet of Easter lilies, { Miss Mae Odell Thigpen, maid of (honor, will be gowned in heavenly (blue satin made on Victorian lines |with a sweetheart neckline, short {puffed sleeves, a corselet band at the waist and a skirt with back full« [ness that extends into a slight train, {She will carry Briarcliff roses,

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The bridesmaids, the Misses Mile dred Bliss Harding, Frances Morgan and Louise Williams, will be dressed like the maid-of-honor in Fra(gonard rose shade and will carry {Johanna Hill roses. All the at (tendants will wear roses in their and strands of pearls, gifts

hair from the bride,

| The flower girl, Arlene Lee Walls,

“will wear a gown of baby blue ruf«

[fled net with pink satin bows [trimming her gown and ornament ing her hair. She will carry a [French bouquet of Briarcliff roses, {baby's breath and delphinfum and will wear a gold locket and chain, (the bride's gift. Howard Sams will {be best man and ushers will include Dr, Lawson Clark, brother of (the bride, and William Keith, the bridegroom's brother, | Mrs, Clark will wear black velvet {with a gardenia corsage and Murs, {Keith has chosen a Potomac blue |erepe with Briarcliff roses.

Reception to Follow A reception will follow the cere-

(mony at the bride's home. The

Department Club Will Honor Head overs and the wedding cake wil

musical program are among pro-| Woodruff Place, will be hostess at a

'grams planned for meetings tomor- [bridal dinner tonight at the Co-

Times Special {forum on “Youth in the Home and served its 18th anniversary last night. Bell, 4007 Kenwood Ave. whose | row and next week of women's club|lonial Tearoom in honor of her groups. One organization is bls dag, Louise and Joseph W, stand on a plateau of smilax. The

FT. WAYNE, Sept. 92.— The Woman's Auxiliary to the Indiana State Community” will be held here next THE ANAGNQUS GROUP OF EPSILON SIGMA OMICRON will marriage to Robert R. Fohl Jr., willl Medical Association will meet Oct. 10-12 in conjunction with a conference Lhursday under sponsorship of observe President s Day at a luncheon at 1 p. m. Tuesday in the Colonial pe Oct, 14. here of the state association. The Allen County Medical Society's aux- | Purdue University in co-operation Tearoom. Mrs. William L. Sharp, president, will be honor guest. | Mrs. Robert Fohl will entertain iliary will be hostess. | With the Indiana Federation of Mrs. C. J. Finch, general chairman, will be assisted with arrange- Wednesday with a kitchen shower Rk 7 0) | Clubs. Club members throughout ments by Mesdames Frank A. Symmes, E. H. Katterhenry, W. D. Keenan, |for the bride-to-be at her home, a The oR et i The group will tour the Lincoln 'he state ae nyita liu the Jerauld Mledermuit and S. ides Teeeme=====14650 Cornelius Ave. Miss Oarol| he I op the Shrine Theater A Museum at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday | FSsiOns, Ww rich will be be n the The president Ww Leten a Sree - Cl b , Langfitt will give a party for Miss ctvle show and tea will be held at and will hear a lecture by Dr. Louis | Home conomics Building. ing and Mrs, Katte: Jenry, poet st. u S Bell on Oct, 5, and the bride<to-be's 3 o'clock in the Wolf and Dessauer A. Warren, museum director, on| President Edward C. Elliott of yea'e of the Indiana e eration 5 {parents will entertain at a bridal auditorium A dinner and program “The Woman Who Influenced Lin- Purdue University will speak briefly Clubs, Ww in presen ity 4 ginal A President's Dav tea, talks on dinner at their home on Oct. 12. will be held that night in the Ft coin Most.” 4 tea via ig Pm) a luncheon at 1 p. m, and Dr, poem. Mrs. E. L. Pedlow, who Ww “Venezuela” and “South America.” rave ) ‘va. the recreational rooms of the DinA En A RepIyae coln LAfe Building. partment will talk on “The Euro- review 'Jueonardo 8 ch by Ap with Mrs, H. A. Ray, 825 EB. Creigh-| An annual banquet of the or. |Pean Situation. oe Ju llentn is Reap ‘With ton Ave, Ft. Wayne. ganization will be held at 7:15 p. m.| Forum speakers and their sub- Jetive i Et seloonen oe XS OF The annual auxiliary breakfast Wednesday in the Valencia Gardens jects for the morning program in- & CAPES. a5 ite r di qT and business meeting Will open of the Shrine Theater and the con-| clude Dr. Harriet BE. O'Shea, de- 1938 comp ed by we in wo Me | DING to entertain rushees. Sullivan, son of Mr. and Mrs. couple will leave on a trip North Wednesday's events in the Hoosier| vention will close Thursday with a bartment of education and applied birt xtension Division w © Muss, Leslie S. Hallam, 5456 N. [Joseph Sullivan, who will be mar-| Mpg, Clayton Ridge, beginning her After the reception and will be at Room of the Indiana Hotel. Mus. tour through the Wayhe Knitting Psychology, “The Home and the studied. Capitol Ave., will be hostess to mem. | tied tomorrow in the Westminster second term as president of the home after Oct. 15 at 4509 E. WashM. B. Van Cleave, president of the Mills. Mrs. Ray is president of the Adolescent.” and Dr. Frederick B.| pHpTA SIGMA CHI SORORITY [bers of the CON MOTO CLUB af Presbyterian Church, Woman's Department Club, will he ington St. The bride will travel in state auxiliary, will preside. Dr. hostess unit, which is the newest Knight, director of the department celebrated its 16th anniversary last [their President's Day tea Tuesday Edgar F. Kiser, Indianapolis, will auxiliaty of the organization. Mrs Of education and applied psyehol- evening with a dinner at Hollyhook [afternoon at 2 o'clock at her home |S88ed couple and the parents of the talk on “A Brief Sketch of the His- B. M. Van Buskirk is general chair- ogy, “If Not in School, Where?

Day Tea Wednesday afternoon at Matching accessories and a silver : |fox scarf, wight Stiles, matron of honor, and jg Among out-of-town guests who

man of arrangements, general chairman for the day,

Guests at the dinner with the en- honored at the annual President's | ® tatlored suit of midnight blue with : Hill. Mrs. Frank White was chair Mrs. William J. Goory ic president, | Pridesroom-to-be will include Mrs. the clubhouse. Mrs, Frank Walker tory of Medicine.” man of entertainment. Mrs. Edwin I. Poston, past Indiana }

ry . \: ’ \ I'he Business Girl's Clothes = . » . h * Y y rt I» ’ Give Individuality ‘This Year By ELEANOR JONES You can’t call a business girl just another cog in the wheel , . . not this year. “Her clothes look just like her” is the fashion trend for the group that gets up by alarm clocks and rides the trolleys, That was pointed out last night at Ayres’ fashion show for business girls, Clothes and other accessories ex-) press individuality and personality Guild Will Hold this season, No more of this "uni-| form for the office” stuff, It's not | the color of your hair or eyes that A nnua Pa r ty decides this year what shade your a“ fall outfit wilt be; it’s your “skin tone.” which, simply speaking, is Members of the Riley Cheer Guild makeup. | will open their club season Tuesday The underlying principal is what ‘with an annual pilgrimage to Bear counts in the new wardrobe. FIR: (aii Hill in Brown County, the uratively speaking . corsets, | ’ , A tiny looking waist is a necessity home of Marcus Dickey, former secfor just “trying on” and outfits retary and friend of James Whitmust be dainty, feminine and indi- comb Riley. vidual. Hats are pretty and becom- ; : wilt ha ing, jewelry is rich, exotic and ex-| Mr. Diciees Will be host to the citing: gloves are ladylike; hand- BYOUp at a covered dish luncheon. bage are smaller but roomier and A business meeting will precede the shoes are dainty and more covered. juncheon. A cake with candles and Ting-A-Ling! 2 Riley verse inscribed on top will Last night's show started the busi- form the centerpiece of the table ness girl off from the ringing of the in observance of Mr. Dickey's birthalarm, through her trolley ride 10|qay, the office, oft fora date and through Auxiliary chapters will be guests an exciting week-end. For the girl at the outing. Mrs. Robert L. Mot that turns off the alarm and crawls tev uk . ui : ab ern will have charge of a musical pack in bed, a blue fannel robe " . a \ hE 4 4 program and Mrs. Charles A. Bruce, with wine scuffs was recommended soprano, will sing lyrics With Riley At easy to get in and out of in a Sopra, ’ . " . : hurry. | Chartered busses will leave th Fe i ®. brown and : a . Reefer coats in bronae, Sowh " terminal station at 9:30 a. m. Tues toppery tonek Were Advised TOF|g.v Mrs. Ernest ©. Goshorn is those trolley rides, with the right chairman of transportation. Reseraccessories, of course, that ware se-| . : Ew CS ivax & : \ . vations should be made not later lected for the individuals person-,..."sanday with Mre. Charles B ality, Three-piece suits, two-piecers Mol Tison telephone chairman > a and costume suits were stressed. | Announcement has heen nate of Lots of celor was shone for street, " qdition of another new chapand office wear—not fAambovant ter, Sigma Phi Sorority. which Will shades hut softened tones flattering be called the “Child Heart” unit of and blending in with the “skin tone” y)o po, iid. Mre. John Rettig is sponof the individual. sor of the new chapter. For work, the dresses were We —— form in ouvne respect only: Their ‘ . femininity. Otherwise, they were| Tea Scheduled Tuesday highly individualized in their sil Members of Our Lady of Lourdes houeties and tailored with a gentle Mothers’ Club will open their prosoftness that emphasized that all gram for the coming season with important tiny waist. Shoes are ab- their annual Autumn Tea at 1:30 solutely comfortable, for who can p. m. Tuesday in the school audismiles at the “boss” when her feet torium. Mrs. George Stahl is chair« are frowning? {man of general arrangements, asThe Background Dress sisted by Mrs. Peter Specht and Mrs, Raymond Parker, An indispensable in the business| girl's wardrobe was illustrated by a clever demonstration of the back-|Coliseum; clothes for archery, hike ground dress that depicted seven ing shooting, golfing and tennis. different types through hats and ac-| Simplicity marks the note—even cessories added to seven identically for dress-up occasions, but even if styled dresses, you can't wear a bustle to work, All work, vou know, makes the you certainly can carry one around business girl dull, and plenty of on your date and evening frocks. clothes were shown for the hours The evening gowns hark back to spent elsewhere than the office. For family albvm pictures of your greatactive sports there were riding grandmother but have that look habits, a tweed coat with fur- about them that makes you appear trimmed hood for the lucky lass as though you'd slept till noon and who has Saturdays off and looks|never heard of a typewriter, grid-ward: a ski suit for what to- | The show closed with an ideal boganning the local golf courses may | fall wedding, complete with the offer this year; a gay red .velvet| bridegroom and rice, for the busiskating costume for that much- ness girl who takes up housewifing rumored ice skating in the new las a career, 3

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| Federation president, will lead the discussion, | New officers of THETA SIGMA | Prof. O. F. Hall, sociologist and DELTA SORORITY will assume! university minister, will open the (heir duties at a meeting Monday | afternoon program at 2:30 p. Mm. evening at the Hotel Washington. With a talk on “Youth and Reli- The group will hold a wiener roast |gion.” Speakers on the general tomorrow at Windy Tops. topic, "Making the Community At-| Officers are Miss Connie Kuhn, | tractive for the Adolescent,” will president; Miss Frances Bretthauer, include Dean Mary Matthews, Pur- jee president; Mrs. Edward Scheier, | due, "The House"; Mrs. Oscar A. treasurer: Mrs. Marshall Smith, secAhlgren, Whiting, “His Amuse: yoiary; Mrs. Frances Fox, sergeants | ments | Mrs. Clayton Ridge, In- at-arms; Mrs, Joseph MeHugh, | |dianapolis, “His Responsibilities”; chaplain; Mrs. Henry Selig, hiss]

Mrs. Edwin F. Miller, Peru, “His qi d Miss Jacki . 'tdeals” and Mrs. H. 8. Wessner, broth i Sie Elendriok

rungie, ve ois.” (Ne. a —" old Zanger, Winamac, will lead the v New Head Plans Party for Club

discussion. | Murs, Parke A. Cooling, new presi-

Dr. Phillips to Talk

On Radio Tomorrow

| Dr. Lena Madesin Phillips, found[er and president of the International Federation of Business and Professional Women, will speak on the 19th broadcast of the series on | “Women in the World of Tomorrow” at 10:15 a. m. (Indianapolis (Time) tomorrow over the Columbia | Broadcasting System, The series is being sponsored by the Women's National Radio Com- | mittee. Dr. Phillips will discuss {the world of tomorrow in terms of human relations,

Registration for the forum will dent of the Present Day Club will

begin at 9:30 a. m. and the first sesfentertain at luncheon Monday for |

sion will open at 10 o'clock with a welcome address by Mrs. George W club members at her home, 5636 Washington Blvd. |

Jaqua, state federation president. as Mrs. Cooling will extend presi |

dent's day greetings and Mrs. BErn-| est Rupel, vice president, will res spond. Miss Helen Coffey will give several whistling selections. | Mrs, William 'T. Bartholomew. program committee chairman, and her committee will be assistant hostesses. Committee aids include | Mesdames Chie Jackson, Joseph W. Seivage, ©. V. Sorenson and | Charles F. Voyles. Mrs. J. R. Spauld- | ing is social chairman. “People and | | Things” is the program theme for [this year.

PT. A. Year to Open

Hay Ride Is Tomorrow

Members of Beta Tota Chapter of | (Tau Phi Lambda will be guests at a | |hay ride and dance tomorrow eve-| Membersof the University Heights ning, given by the Anderson Chap | Parent-Teacher Association will (ter at Anderson, Mrs, Dorothy Sav- open their activities for the year lor, local chapter president, will be at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday at the among the guests, | school,

Newest Tricks in ‘Cooking Trade’ ‘To Be Shown at Times School

| Housewives interested in learning new tricks of their profession al-| ways are eager to learn of changing methods in the ancient art of cook | (ing. To keep Mrs. Indianapolis “up to date” The Indianapolis Times] will bring Miss Ruth Chambers of the National Livestock and Meat Board to English's on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. An outstanding attraction at the Tuesday morning session will be) a broadcast of the Hormel radio show, “It Happened in Hollywood,” in person from the OCooking School] a *] Stage over WFBM and the Colum= the meat course,” Miss Chambers bia network at 11:30 a. m. |says, “and it is very important that The cast, which is on a personal this be well prepared. Lessons in| appearance tour, comes directly eat buying and in the best ways |from Hollywood. The program is/qf using economy cuts are certain! |sponsored by George A. Hormel & 4 phe of interest to homemakers.” {Co, and stars Martha Mears and {John Conte, singing stars, actor Recipes Offered announcer Bud Heistand, character! Each step in the preparation of | actoress Helen Troy and Eddie (he coore Re more prov will be | Dunstedter and his orchestra, [shown at each session be it roasted. | She'll Demonstrate Changes | broiled, braised or cooked in water, | as well as pastry making, new ways of cake making and other kitchen tasks. To make it easy for women to duplicate these dishes, recipes will be given in four attractive book- |

Miss Chambers will demonstrate in lectures and illustration the many changes in cooking methods, | preparation, refrigeration and menu ‘planning. The “Pageant of Foods” jes, one for each session. (Will be presented free to local Menus will be suggested which inwomen at 8:30 a. m. Tuesday, clude meals planned for holidays, | | Wednesday and Thursday and at sample menus for those on a rejy p. m, Thursday night. lducing diet, menus for children's “The great majority of meals/luncheons and dishes selected from throughout the year are based onlall sections of the United States.

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Mrs. F. G. McMillan will sing, ace (DH [companied by Mrs, Ross H. Johnson, Is Mrs. A. A. Deardorff will present piano selections, Mrs. Norvin| Stricklant is assigtant hostess,

Stiles; Mr. and Mrs, Albert Troy, who will be an usher and| bridesmaid at the wedding: Miss | Wilma Aulenbacher, another brides- | maid: Charles Hacker, Harrisburg, Mrs. Petrache Velesseu will talk | P®. An usher: Harry Lister, another on “Venesuela’ before members of Usher: Edward Troy, the bride-to-the LADY ABERDEEN ARTIST | De's brother, who will give her in| CHAPTER OF THE INTERNA. marriage, and Mrs, Troy, and Robert | TIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY cLug/Sullivan, younger brother of the following their monthly luncheon Pridegroom-to-bhe. A rehearsal for and business meeting at 12:30 p. m. the wedding will follow the dinner.

tomorrow at the Colonial Tearoom | Mr ar " . yp a A : rr. and Mrs. Stepnen J, Toner, Miss Myrtle Morgan and Mrs. Omar (1413 Bradbury St. will leave today

Trees will be hostesses. Mrs. Al= | top Birmingh: : gham, Ala, to attend the bert Schillinger is president. wedding of their son, Samuel J, to] A discussion of “South America” | Miss Rosemary Harris, daughter of| will be presented by Miss Doris| MI: and Mrs, L. K. Harris, Bir-| Lynn and Miss Louise McCormick Mingham. Others from Indianapolis at the meeting of CHAPTER 8 OF Who will drive to Birmingham are THRE P. BE. O. SISTERHOOD Tues. George A. Harris, an uncle of the day evening at 8 o'clock at the|Pridegroom-to-be, and Mr. and Mrs home of Mrs, Russell V. Barton. | Joseph Harris, another uncle and [aunt, and their children, Rose MaFred F. Bays, Democratic State rie, Joey Lou and Jackie Sue, | chairman, will address members of “ 8 » the MARION COUNTY WOMEN's| Miss Betty Weiland, whose mar- | DEMOCRATIC CLUB at their|tiage to Ralph Chupp Jr. will be| opening fall meeting at 8 o'clock | Saturday, Sept. 30, will be enterWednesday evening in the Assembly | tained tonight with a miscellaneons Room of the Claypool Hotel, The Shower at the Canary Cottage by meeting was scheduled originally | Mrs. Clayton Hord, Mrs, Glen Keller for Tuesday. The meeting will be and Mrs, Jack Miller, open to both men and women. Mrs, | Guests will include Mesdames Tilden F. Greer is president, | Robert Dorrah, Curtis Benner, Hel- | len Dorsey, Lucile Langley and the, Mrs, W. J. E. Webber, 050 EB. 34thzMisses Dorothy Rearick, Melba | t. president of the NEW ENG-| \\olery, Adele Zumkeller, Edna, AND CLUB, will entertain mem-| Norton, Georgiana Amt, Betty Ed-| bers with a dessert-luncheon for the | wards, Doris Snyder, Margaret opening meeting Tuesday at 1:30 paughner and Barbara Gisler, Out- | P. m. at her home. Other officers oi.town guests will include Mrs. for the year are Mrs, Howard P.|prederick Guy. Muncie: Miss Al-| Travis, vice president; Mrs. H. B.|perta Terrell, Franklin; Miss Jane Pike, secretary, and Mrs. Harold Gallane, Lebanon, and Miss Caro- | Gee, treasurer, line Hessler, Lafayette,

Members of the LO SIN LOY CLUB will entertain with a rush . tea Sunday at the home of Miss| Miss Carolyn Thompson will dis- |

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4071 Byram Ave. Miss Helen Marie [luncheon at 1 o'clock next Thursday Flaherty and Miss Jeanne Dawley afternoon at the Indianapolis Athare in charge of a rush spread which |letic Club. Mrs, Frank Wampler, | the club will hold Thursday evening president, will be hostess for the | at the home of Miss Creek, | first meeting.

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Mrs. Ira M. Holmes is tea chair-! man for the year, Members of her committee who will assist with the tea next week are Mrs. Ralph I.| Thompson and Mrs. Arthur Guio, vice chairmen; Mesdames Russell I,.| White, E. L. Burnett, William H.| Hart, Ray Doward, John Berns. Ede ward Pedlow, Helen Talge Brown. Myron J. Spring, Omer Whiteman. | Miss Dorothy Kothe and Dr, Mable Bibler,

‘Children of God’

Mrs. Marian 8S. Keenan will re-| view “Children of God" (Vardis | Fisher) in a program sponsored by | Circle 2 of the Central Avenue! Methodist Church at 2 o'clock next |

torium, Mrs, Charles F, Fant is president of the circle,

will attend are Mr, and Mrs. Prank Daugherty, Marjorie Daugherty and Francis Daugherty, Chicago, Mr, and Mrs. B. L. Katherman, Brace ford, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cottrell, Troy, O.; Mr. and Mrs. A. P, Wilk and Sue Wilk, Covington, O; Mr, and Mrs. Norbert Litkenhaus, Cincinnati; Mr, and Mrs, Francis Finley, Oakland, Cal, and Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Shaw, Logansport.

Engagement Announced

Mr, and Mrs. Michael L. Werner, 1822 W, Morris St., have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Anna, to Charles E. Sherman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherman, 1220 N. Illinois

| Thursday afternoon in Ayres’ audi- | St. The wedding will be at 8 a. m,

Wednesday, Oct, 18, in the Assump= tion Catholic Church, »

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