Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1939 — Page 4

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: DELTA THETA TAUS PLAN PARTY

Zeta Kappa Chapter of Delta Theta Tau will sponsor a card party Friday at the Citizens’ Gas Co. Assisting with the details are (left to right) Mesdames N. S. Boyd, M. Thomas Allen and: August W. Wull.

. Mrs, Allen is chairman.

Burnett,

Sunnyside Guild will sponsor its annual fall card party Friday at the Murat Temple fo raise funds for-a new recreation building at the Marion County Tuberculosis Sanatorium. The arrangements committee members include (left to right) the Mesdames E. Park Akin, Fred Krauss, LeRoy S. Martin and L C.

Times Photos.

This trio” of members from the Cheer Broadcasters, Inc., is busy this week witli plans for the card party which that organization will sponsor Thursday at Ayres’ auditorium. Mrs. L. B. Sackett (right) was hostess for a recent committee meeting at her home. She is shown with Mrs. Rufus O’Harrow (center) and Mrs.

W. C. Haugh.

SOCIETY— Winter Season in Full Swing; Orchard Parents Plan Meeting

Indianapolis society is back in the winter swing of things attending opening meetings, holding luncheons and dinners and getting ready for the Filmarte opening. The Orchard School Parents’ Association will hold

its fall dinner meeting this evening at the school.

Mrs.

Jesse Fletcher is in charge of the dinner arrangements,

assisted by Mrs. David P. Williams Jr. and Mrs. John E. Hollett Jr. Perry O'Neal, president of the board of trustees, will preside at

the program following the dinner.

Shonle and David P. Williams Jr.

New board members to be introduced are Mrs. Weber Donaldson, Silas B. Reagan,

Mrs. Horace A. Mrs. Byron K. Rust, president,

© will report on -the gesociation’s work and will outline the program

for the new year.

Gordon H. Thompson, director of the school, will talk on “Trends

in Education Today.” His talk will

Culmer’s research in reading difficulties and eye training.

include a report on Mrs. Mabel Mrs.

Culmer has charge of the work in diagnostic testing, remedial read-

ing and eye fraining at Orchard. teacher, will assist Mr. Thompson education.

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Mrs. Helen Surprise, primary with a demonstration of visual

Tudor Juniors to Present Play

“The Romantic Age,” a comedy by A. A. Milne, will be presented by the junior class of Tudor Hall School at 8:15 p. m. Saturday, Oct. 28. The play is under the direction of Miss Nellie McCasliin, dramatics instructor, with Virginia Evans as assistant difector. . Cast members include Ann Brown, Peggy Lockwood, Virginia Follett, Marilyn Mulvihill, Doris Wilson, Nancy Wohlgemuth, Mary

Janet Stanley, Ann Sayles and Jean

Ross.

Eva Taggart is technical director, with Nancy Taggart as busi=-

ness manager. Cynthia Test, Dedaker are business committee

Agatha Kemper and Georgianna

members. The crew includes

Suzanne DePrez, Sallie Kemp, Gloria Griffith, Joan Haywood, Clare Hilker, Mary Belle Waldo and Alice Boozer. Mary Lou Kirk is costume chairman, with Rachel Gillen and

Sara Jean Wildman as her assistants. Beth Anderson and Judith Ann

will have charge of properties. Ingersoll are publicity ehairmen.

Smith College Club Will Meet

Sally Ballard and Carol Noel

The Smith College Club will hold its first meeting of the year tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Herbert Call, 710 E. 57th St. Luncheon will be served, with Mrs. George Kadel as chairman. \ Assistant hostesses will include Miss Joan Dissette, Miss Elizabeth Haerle, Mesdames Frank! Hoke, Ernest de Wolfe Wales and Edward B. Taggart. Plans will be made for the annual Smith College Club dance

Dec. 2.

‘Le Mioche’ Is Filmarte's First Film

“Le Mioche” (The Kid),

a comedy drama of a bachelor and a

baby, is the Filmarte Guild's selection for its first film offering this

season. Athenaeum ballroom.

It will be sho#n at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday, Oct. 24, in’ the

Most, of the scenes of the French film take place in a girls’ finishing school in a small French town. Lucien Baroux plays the

part of a bewildered professor with hands.

an unexpected foundling on his

Portfolio Officers Lead Program

New officers of The Portfolio will have charge of the program and supper for the club's opening meeting at 6:30 p. m. Thursday

in the Propylaeum. Victor Jose Jr.

is president and other officers’

include Mrs. Howard Foltz, vice president; James Thrasher, treas-

- urer, and Mrs. Thrasher, secretary.

- Lambs Club-to Hold Dress Rehearsal

Dress rehearsal for the Lambs

Club opening fall frolic will be

held tomorrow night in the Columbia Club. This year, the Lambs have chosen gems from Rudolph Friml's light opera, “Rose Marie,” to be presented Saturday in the club. Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Mat-

thews are chairmen.

Meridian Hills To Give Fetes

A fun frolic, annual dinner and treasure hunt are planned for members of the Meridian Hills Country Club this month. The annual dinner and meeting will be held tonight. Tomorrow, wives of members and their guests will attend a ladies luncheon-bridge. The committee includes Mrs. William N. Fleming Jr., chairman, assisted by Mrs. Walter ‘I. Holmes, J. Willard Hutchings and C. A. Weller. Luncheon is to be served promptly at 1 o'clock, and a bonus is promised to those who arrive on time. The annual treasure hunt for members and guests will be held Friday evening, Oct. 20. Notices sent to members specified: “Fill your tanks: Check your tires: Grab your flashlights and wear your Mackinaws.” Promptly ab 7:30 o'clock when members will meet at the clubhouse, they will receive the rules governing the

hunt. The first group to return to the clubhouse will win the treasure, and in addition to that, will be privileged to conduct next year's treasure hunt. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Pattison, winners of last year’s hunt are conducting the hunt this year assisted by Dr. and Mrs. Donald H. Draper aid | Me: and Mrs. John W. Tyler. Arthur O. Pittenger, chairman a the Children’s Committee, is sponsoring a Halloween party for children of 10 years old and under] ‘on Friday, Oct. 27. Mrs. Pittenger "will be assistéd by Mesdames William H. Walker, Russell W. MecDermott and Richard T. Hill. The general entertainment committee held a meeting at the club‘house last week to plan a fun frolic

Brown County Trip To Be Taken by Club

Member of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Club will hold an outing In Brown County next Sunday. Reservations for the trip are to be made with Miss Sara Metzger, chairman.

Busses will leave the terminal station at 10 o'clock in the morning. Luncheon will be served at Abe Martin lodge or members may take their own lunch.

Play Is Planned At Shortridge

Members of the Shortridge Drama League will present “Cousin Arthur,” a play written by a former Shortridge High School student, at the first meeting of the school's Par-ent-Teacher Association tomorrow evening. Dinner will be served at 5:30. p. m. in the cafeteria after which parents may visit teachers in their rooms un.il 7:45 when the

Mills Hall. Miss Eleanor Dee Theek of the English department will direct the play which was written by Paul Bozell, former student. Miss Christine Housman of the music departJ4ment will play organ solos. Greetings will be extended by George Buck, principal. Mrs. Matthew Winters is president. At the close of the meeting Robert J. Shultz will lead a community sing. Shortridge High School girls who will be hostesses this semester to visitors at the school have been named by the Student. Council. They are the Misses Marillyn Shaw, Jean Hixon, Doris Fessler, Margaret Fish, Susan Alvis, Helen Cusack, Virginia

for Oct. 28. To those who attend, Mr. Edward W. Harris Promises “prizes and 2000 laug

Wills, Barbara Porter, Floranne Mauch, Elizabeth Jane Harding, sins, ATE Plummer and How Gallien,

‘Tree of Liberty’

supper Thursday.

afternoon at the home of Mrs. Albert Ward, 5010 Washington Blvd. Mrs. C. O. Grathwohl will provide the musical program for the guest day meeting. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. S. L. Moffet and Mrs. A. A. Floyd.

Opening discussions of Latin America, the year’s subject, will be presented at the meeting of the HEYL STUDY CLUB tomorrow at the Rauh Memorial Library. Mrs. Albert M. Alexander will talk on “The Lay of the Land” and Mrs. D. L. Jones’ subject will be “Plants and Animals Peculiar to Latin America.”

Three papers relating to South Africa will be heard by members of the HOOSIER TOURIST CLUB at their meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. H. B. Pearce, 3015 Broadway. Mrs. J. N. Hardy will talk on “Southwestern African Farms’; Mrs. J. B. Phillips, “Mining,” and Mrs. 0. D. Mickel, “Firestone in Africa.”

Mrs. Milton D. Baumgartner, a former member of the IRVINGTON HOME STUDY CLUB, will talk on her recent trip to Europe at the club's meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Ernest Wishard, 558 N. Audubon Road.

Members of the GROLIER FINE ARTS CLUB will be entertained with a covered dish luncheon tomorrow at the summer home of Mrs. Paul W. Bowman. Mrs. Harry Mahan will present a biography of George Inniss Jr. and Mrs. Myrtle Stephens will discuss interpretations of Inniss paintings. Mrs. Frank Treat will be assistant hostess.

Mrs. Myra H. Doan and Mrs. B. F. Dailey will be in charge of the program for the meeting tomorrow of the IRVINGTON CHAUTAUQUA CLUB at the home of Mrs. Mayme Findley, 5914 N. New Jersey St.

Members of CHAPTER Q OF THE P. E. O. SISTERHOOD will hear a talk on interior decoration at their meeting at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. James L. Rainey on the Derbyshire Road: The study subject for the year will be “Art and Decoration in the Home.”

The TRI LAMBETH CHAPTER OF THE SUB-DEB CLUB entertained at a wiener roast and hayride Saturday evening at Kelche’s Ranch. The ride was started from the home of Miss Pauline Cox.

New members of the NEWMAN MOTHERS’ CLUB of Butler University will be honored at a reception and tea tomorrow afternoon from 2 until 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Frank C. Thompson, 5885 N. Delaware St. Miss Mary Margaret Cox, vocalist, and Miss Mary Ann Mobam of Marian College, pianist, will present the musical program. Presiding at the tea table will be Mrs. W. H. Rohr and Mrs. J. H. Lang, past presidents. Jn the receiving line with Mrs. E C. Wakelam, president, will be Mesdames F. B. Slupesky, J. A. Deery, W. D. Kimberlin and D. F. McCarthy. Assisting Mrs. Thompson will be Mesdames L. L. Snodgrass, Roy Smith, Joseph Markey, R. T. Sweeney, H. T. Joyce, J. H.

N; urse-Speaker

program will be presented in Caleb| #

Mrs. Annabelle Petersen, R. N.' assistant to the director of nursing of the American Red Cross, will speak Saturday at the break*fast meeting of the Indiana State Nurses’ Association at Ayres’ Tearoom. The association’s convention will be held ‘Friday through Sun-

| |recently at the Marott Hotel

to be Reviewed

* At Irvington Quest Meeting, Heyl Club to Meet Tomorrow

Book reviews, talks on Africa, Latin America and Europe, a geographjcal sketch and a lecture on interior decorating are included on programs of club meetings tomorrow. One group will open its year with a

Mrs. Russell Sanders will review “Tree of Liberty” (Page) before member of the IRVINGTON QUEST CLUB at their meeting tomorrow

Leikhim, George Fink and A. H. Kohler.

Mrs. Harold Strickland will review “My Memoirs” (Edith Bolling Wilson) before mengbers of the LITERANA CLUB tomorrow at the home of Mrs. George Green, 1133 N. Riley Ave, \

Mrs. A. A. Tietz will be president of the MOTHERS’ CLUB OF THE HOLLIDAY FREE KINDERGARTEN for the ensuing year following her election at meeting at 'the school. Other officers will be Mrs. Frances Dolan, vice president; Mrs. Peter Dufek, secretary; Mrs. Ray Kriech, treasurer, and Mrs. George Haessig executive committee. “Habitssof Daily Living” was the discussion topic for the meeting.

Members of the S. N. A. P. CLUB of Shortridge High School entertained yesterday at tea at the home of Miss Elizabeth Ann Schmidt, 4444 Broadway. Miss Dordthy Schumacher and Miss Jean Clancy presided at the tea table. Assisting hostesses were the Misses Norma Baumeister, Norma Smith, Mary Lou. Graham, Emily Jeanne Lewis and Margie Ogle.

Marott Dance Parties Listed

The formal dinner and dance Thursday night at the Marott Hotel will be the occasion for several dinner parties. Dinner will be served from 6 until 9 o'clock with dancing from 9:30 until 12:30 o'clock. Consuelo Couchman Dunmeyer will play during the dinner and Bill Hart's Dictators of Rhythm will provide dance music. One of the larger parties in the Gold Room will be that of Maj. and Mrs. John A. Ballard. Their guests will include Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Robert H. Tyndall, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Elmer F. Straub, Brig.

Gen. and Mrs. D, Wray DePrez, Col. and Mrs. Albert H. Whitcomb, Col. and Mrs. Forest H. Spencer, Col. and Mrs. Norman A. Nicolai, Lieut. Cols. and Mesdames Frank C. Mahin, Charles E. Brenn, Hans H. Skabo, Robert J. Axtell and Russell B. Moore; Majs. and Mesdames Leslie C. Wheat, Stuart McLeod, Frederick. S. Doll, George R. Hayman, Homer P. Dittemore, Laurence H. Brink and Capt. and Mrs. John H. Dulligan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Allen will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Smith. Mrs. H. C. Tuttle and Mrs. Jefferson H. Claypool will have dinner together and at another table will be Mesdames E. P. Severns, Howard Maxwell, W. W. Carter, E. L. Mick, J. B. Wingfield, Ada M. Rose and Miss Mabel Rose. Mr. and Mrs. ‘J. Carl Handy's guests will be Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Tompkins and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bridges. At the table with them will be the party of E. Clifford Gheen Jr., whose guests will be Miss Betty Ann Wright, Miss Charlotte Griffin and W. F. Parrish Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Saul Bernat will be hosts ‘to Mr. and Mrs, William Fleming and Dr. and Mrs. R, D. Howell. “Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Noble's party will include Mr. and Mrs. L. C. True and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glackin. Among others entertaining will be Mrs. H. A. Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Urban V. Pflum, Mrs. E.. May Hahn, Jack Messick and Howard R. Bland.

Mrs. Pear] Indorsed ~ For Federation Post

Mrs. William Pearl, a member of the Monday Club, was indorsed by the club as a candidate for treasurer of the Seventh District Federation of Clubs at the luncheon Hmeeting trict officers are to be elected at the convention Friday. Mrs. Pearl is- a member of the Council of Women, the White Cross Garden Guild, the Monday Club and

. |of St. Paul's Episcopal Church.

Unruh to Give Lecture

E. J.. Unruh, of the Mid-West Council on International Relations, will present an illustrated lecture on “Mexico—the Land of Manana” at- 2:15 p. m. today in Ayres’ auditorium. Mr. Unruh will illustrate his talk with colored motion pic-

this summer in M

‘Knight, W.

Fall Festival Will Be Given By Methodists

Presbyterian Auxiliary to Mark Birthday on Wednesday.

Programs including a birthday party, book review, fall festival, a get-acquainted Halloween party and a talk on the Community Fund are

planned for meetings this week of classes and organizations affjliated

with Indianapolis churches. Two groups ' are planning conterence

meetings. The WOMAN'S AUXILIARY TO THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will celebrate its birthday anniversary with a luncheon at 1 p. m. Wednesday at the church: Mrs. Mansur B. Oakes is president of the auxiliary and Mrs. Edward C. Wheeler is chairman of the section in charge of arrangements.

Women of the ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH will be hostesses to the Ohio Valley Associate Alliance of Unitarian Women at a conference tomorrow at the church. The Alliance includes Cincinnati, Dayton, Louisville, Marietta and Indianapolis clubs . My¥s. Russell P. Wise, Boston, General Alliance president, and Mrs. O. G. Strong, Cleveland, Mig-West vice president, will speak during the afternoon. The Rev. E. Burdette Backus, minister of the local church, will speak on “Let There Be Light.” Mesdames Richard T. Buchanan, Mrs. Carl Compton and Miss Lucy Branch are presidents of the three local - Alliance branches. Mrs. Charles A. Tripp, Indianapolis, is director for Indiana.

Members of the XATE S. FRANCIS GUILD OF ALL SAINTS CATHEDRAL will meet at 2 p. m. Friday at the home of Mrs. C. W. Holmes, 2423 N. Talbott Ave. Garments for the annual roundup of the Needlework Guild will be. collected.

Members of the METHODIST CITY COUNCIL AUXILIARY will sponsor their annual fall festival Friday and Saturday in the recrea-

‘tion room of the Y. W. C. A. The

group will co-operate with the Goodwill Industries in presenting an antique show and sale. An informal musical program will be presented by the Central Avenue Church Sunday School during the afternoons and evenings. Mrs. Frank D. Walker is general chairman. Members of Assisting committees are Mrs. R. R. Frase and Mrs. H. A. Bottorff, promotion of goodwill; Mrs. O. W. Fifer, -publicity; Mrs. Fred S. Gorham, decorations; Mrs. F. F. Kohlmeyer, assisted by Mesdames ~ Frederick Schrode, C. W. Klute, Everett DeWitt, Ed George, needlework; Mrs. Eugene Thompson, dolls; Mrs. E. L., Hutchens, assisted by Mesdames L T. Freeland, C. H. Castor and Lora Gillespie, program; Mrs. Neal Ireland, tea; Mrs. Paul Griffith, assisted by Mesdames J. Curtis Weigel, Frederick Clark and Eugene Van Sickle, books; Mesdames Retta St. John, Nola Perry and O. D. Phillips, canned foods; Mesdames F. A. H. Tremear and C. J. Carlson, antiques; Mrs. Lawrence Eaton, dishes; Mesdames Jerry Beldon, Prank Brooks, Guilford Hennegar and H. Pickup, cooked food sale; Mrs. Edmond Dunlop and Mrs. Herschell Davis, pictures and frames, and Mrs. D. M. McPhearson, corresponding chairman,

Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will review “The Priory” (Dorothy Whipple) at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Ayres’ auditorium. The program will be sponsored by the SERVICE CLASS OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Proceeds will be used to carry on charitable work of the class. Mrs. C. C. Deupree is. president of the class. Committees for the year are Mrs. Carl Auman, chairman; Mesdames A. R. Smith, Jean Boyles and Jack Moore, ways and means; Mrs. Paul B. McCarty, chairman; Mesdames L. S. Daugh= erty, C. P. Schnicks, J. W. Hutchinson, J. W. Hadley, H. H. Fulmer, M. D. Reed, H. M. Hooker, W. Q. Cheesman and C. E. Yarbrough. sale of nut bread and cookies; and Mrs. E. H. Caperton, chairman, Mesdames Herbert Kimbreel, J. T. Scott, Arthur Wilson and Arthur Todd, program. Mrs. 8. G. Huntington is class teacher.

A ‘“get-acquainted” party will be held this evening for members of SECTION B OF THE GIRLS’. FEDERATION CLASS of the THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Miss Esther Mae Carpenter, section leader, will be assisted with ar-

tures which he took Suing his visit

rangements by her mother, Mrs. Frank K. Owens, and Mrs, William Pike, section a

Halloween |

complete plans for fall weddings.

Saturday afternoon, Nov. 4, in the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Miss Mary Anna Coffman, Sullivan, will be ‘maid of honor, and Miss Marie Hixon Davis, Bloomington, will be bridesmaid. Milton Marks, brother. of the bridegroom-to-be, will be best man: Miss Akin is a graduate of Duke University and a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. Dr. Marks attended the University of Chicago and was graduated from the Indiana University School of Medicine. He is practicing in Huntingburg.

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Miss June May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. May, will be honor guest tonight at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Clayton Shull and Mrs. Erma Shockley at the Shockley home, 5349 Broadway. Guests will include Mesdames May, Norris Richardson Johnson, Donald Roberts, Walter Striebeck, Mildred Storer ‘Teater, Dallas Williamson, Elizabeth Roberts and the Misses Elizabeth Himes, Amy Himes, Thelma Powell, Bessie LaMar, Gwendolyn Short, Margaret VanTalge, Janeth VanTalge, Martha VanTalge, June Miller, Elizabeth Boswell, Nellie Feeley, Ada Jang Rothenburger, Mildred Fowler, Ruth Carolyn Keller, Alberta Douglas, Lottie Beasley, Mary Frances Finney, Jeanette Rutherford and Helen Hershman. 8 2 8 Mrs. E. W. Mather will entertain tomorrow night with a kitchen shower for her daughter, Mrs. Frances Mather Lawhorn, whose marriage’ to Walter David Hogue will be Saturday, Oct. 28. She will be assisted by her sister, Mrs. F. N. Geiger. Guests will be Mesdames Herbert Gray, Ben Schaffer, Clifford Meloy, Charles Beeman, William Stossmeister, Peter Martin, James Gillespie, Edward Eckel, Harlan Hogue, Carl Gibson, Peter Rayball, Bert Craig, Aaron Mason, F. E. Spratt, Len Rayer, Raymond Dingle, James Wells, L. M. Christie, Harry Fleehearty, James Korkner. John Clinton, Jess Hutsell, Herbert Eckel, Jess Hutsell Jr., and the Misses Ollie Page, Grace Dasher, Myrtle Wamsley, Lena Stampil, Elizabeth Taylor, Margaret Baney and Edna Hoffman. o 8 2 Mrs. Virgil I. Vaughn, assisted by I (Miss Mary Alice Stone and Mes-

A GLASS OF

MILK... YOU'LL GET

“LIFT”

Sarah Eliot AR Will Wed Dr. Howard H. Marks on Nov. 4; June May Will be Party Guest

Setting of a wedding date, an announcement of attendants, plis & variety of showers make the prenuptial field a busy one as brides-to-be

Miss Sarah Elizabeth Akin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Akin has set the date for her ‘wedding to Dr. Howard H. Marks, son of Mrs. Edith Marks, Sullivan. The ceremony has been arranged for 3:30 o'clock

dames William Aydelotte, William Tuttle and William Hesselgrave, entertained yesterday afternoon at the Vaughn home, 2253 S. Meridian St., with a miscellaneous shower in

honor of Miss Faith L. Delon, whose marriage to T. Reginald Hesselgrave will be Saturday. Guests were the Misses Fanchon, Margaret and Dorothy D’Alton, Helen Uehlein, Helen Marie Clements, Adeline Walker, Louise Sauter, Peggy Hockman, Mary Jane Mansfield, Wanda Grant, Helen McKinzie, Lorene Wright, Dorothy Hollingsworth, Kathryn McGee, Betty Richardson, Mayr Kennedy and Mesdames William Hesselgrave Jr, ‘Joseph Hesselgrave, Herbert Hesselgrave, William F. Smiley, Roscoe Harris, Harry D’Alton, John Clayton, John Crosby, Stanley Tuttle, Elizabeth Jones, Arlie: Minton, James Lawrence, Daisy Carroll, W. W. Sellers, Hazel Jordon, Harry Minter, Frank McKeel, Leon Rawlings, Vernon Wood, George Haessig Sr. and George Haessig Jr.

» 2 2 The Misses Susie Scearce, Marymae Endsley and Marjorie Willsey

entertained recently at the Hoosier

Athletic Club with a miscellaneous

shower in honor of Miss Janetta Von Staden, wh marriage to Hugh H. Dodd will be Sunday. # ” » Mrs. Bernard Wulle, assisted hy Miss Margaret Lynch, entertained recently with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Angela McGlinchy, whose marriage to James J. Wulle will be Saturday in the Holy Cross Catholic Church.

Marcia E. Morrison Will Be Wed Oct. 24 Mrs. J. F. Morrison has announced the engagement and approaching marriage of- her daughter, Marcia Ellen, to Dr. Raleigh Robert Curtis, Temple, Tex. The wedding will be Oct. 24 in the Christ Episcopal Church before members of the immediate families. Miss Morrison, who has been living in Temple for more than a year, is visiting her mother and sister, Mrs. Warren T. Ruddell. She was accompanied by Dr. Curtis and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Dickinson, Temple.

WHEN FATIGUE OVERTAKES YOU STOP AND DRI

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Alumnae Fete Guests at Tea: Mothers Meet

Other Sorority Groups ‘Hold Election and Business Sessions.

A guest tea, election of officers, a fall card party and discussion of plans for another party and several routine business sessions are among programs and meetings scheduled this week for members of Indiane apolis Greek letter organizations and a fraternity mothers’ club. Members of the INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE OF ALPHA OMICRON

PI will entertain their friends at a guest meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at the home of Mrs. Frank Cox, 4205 N, Illinois St. Assisting the hostess will the Misses Charlotte Peele, Melba Bray, Marie Schubert, Mildred Frazee and Mrs. E. M. Singer.

Mrs. William Foster Jr., Mrs. J. R, Guire, Miss Virginia Ruske and Miss Dorothy Carder, rushees of BETA CHAPTER OF OMEGA PHI GAM

MA, will be honored at a second party of the sorority Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Wile liam Robinson, 111 E. St. Clair St,

‘I Mrs. Jack Steffey and Miss Ruth

Bubeck will be assistant hostesses.:

Members of the- LAMBDA CHI ALPHA MOTHERS'.CLUB of Bute ler University will sponsor their ane nual fall card party at 2 p. m,

Thursday in Banner-Whitehill’s auditorium. Plans for the party were made previously at an outing at Valley View Cabin in Brown County,

Members of EPSILON CHAPTER OF RHO DELTA will elect officers at a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock

at the home of Mrs. Robert Bayne, 1119 N. Lincoln Ave,

Plans for a card party on Friday, Qct. 27, will be discussed at a meete

ing of KAPPA DELTA THETA

Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Helen Smith. The party will be in the auditorium of the Indian apolis Power & Light Co.

Miss Betty Stenzel, 2530 Park Ave., will be hostess to members of LAMBDA CHI DELTA tomorrow, evening at 8 o'clock at her home.

Members of the ALPHA -GAMMA DELTA ALUMNAE will meet at 7:45 p. m. today at the home of Mrs, Earl Conway, 4805 N. Illinois St,. Miss Mary Ann Tall and Miss Eliza=

beth Roberts\will be assistants.