Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1939 — Page 26

MERIT

Safety Also. ~ Ts Supported

| In Resolutions

Mrs. J. W. Moore Presides|

| At Annual Qne-Day | Parley Here.

| Resolutions urging extension - of the merit system and opposing restrictions on married women who work are included in a list of nine planks to be submitted today to the Seventh District Federation of Clubs

here.

"The District's 31st annual one-day i

convention opened this morning at

the Claypool Hotel with reports of 03

officers and nominations, The resolutions were expected to be presented later in the day. | The resolutions to be acted upon: 1. Endorsement of democratic government in the United States. | 2. Support-of safety movements. "3. Plea for enforcement of the Indianapolis anti-noise ordinance. 4. Opposing restrictions. on em‘ployed married women. : 5. Approving extension of the merit system to “all government employees” and commendation of the 1939 Legislative action for mar‘riage law reform. : "6. Proposing study of the tax situation “with a view to constructive ‘and intelligent action.” 7.-Support of the program of the | Citizens Council. 8. Urging recognition of the gen- | eral Federation .achievements in the Golden Jubilee celebration. 9. Endorsement of the Civic Pride

| Commttee in its efforts to “clean up

and beautify Indianapolis.” Polls for the election of officers opened this morning and officers will | be presented at this afternoon’s ses- | sion. Nominations include Mrs. W. C. Bartholomew for second vice president; Mrs. Tom Maley, record- | ing secretary; Mrs. William Hyde Pearl, treasurer, and Mrs. A. J. | Hueber, director. Mrs. George Jacqua, president of the I. F. C., will speak this afternoon following luncheon on “Straightforward and Unafraid.” Mrs. Edwin I. Poston, past president of the I. F. C., and Mrs. Frederick G. Balz, director of the General Federation of Wom-

| ‘en’s Club, will extend greetings.

A message from Mrs. J. W. Moore, the president, and z Town Hall Forum were on this morning’s program. . . Participating in the discussion were the following members and their subjects: General Federation, Mrs. E. C. Rumpler; Indiana Federation, Mrs. Charles~H. Smith; Seventh District, Mrs. John W. Thornburgh; Department Work, Mrs. Frank A. Symmes; American Citizenship, Mrs. Rumpler; American Home, Mrs. W. C. Barthomomew; Education, Mrs. E. B. Thompson; Fine Arts, Mrs. Laurence Hays; International Relations, Mrs. J. E. Barcus; Juniors, Mrs. Burton Knight; Legislation, Mrs. Robert F. Shank; Press and Publicity, Mrs. R. F. Grosskopf; Public Welfare, Mrs. A. J. Hueber; Conservation, Mrs. H. P. Willwerth; Golden Jubilee Club Extension, Mrs. Grosskopf; Responsibilities of a Club President, Mrs. Walter Wolf, and Responsibilities of a Club Delegate, Mrs. Maurice Eppert. ! Mrs. Symmes, Mrs. Grosskopf and Mrs.. Clayton Ridge, forum e¢hairman, were to preside. Miss Julie Landers, coordinator of the State Accident Prevention Bureau, and Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, first vice president of the Indiana Federation of Clubs, were to speak late in the morning session.

Clubs

- A guest meeting and musical program, lectures on novels and old masters and a card party are among programs planned by local women’s clubs for this evening, Monday and through next week. Two groups have elected officers. Mrs. Katherine Heath will talk on “Old Masters” béfore members of the PRESENT DAY CLUB Monday at the home of Mrs. J. C. Travis, 3107 College Ave. Mrs. Robert T. Ramsey will be assistant hostess.

Miss Evangeline Walton, local novelist, will discuss “Novels—Old and New” at the roundtable meeting of the STORY-OF-THE MONTH CLUB Thursday evening at 8 oclock in the northwest clubroom of the World War Memorial. Mrs. Paul Masteller, president, will introduce Miss Walton. The speaker is the author of “Virgin and the Swine.” “+ Miss Iris Irwin has been named assistant to J. Carl Fuller, secretary of the club. The cash award for the best short story submitted . last month was given to Mrs. John Dyar for her story, “It Sho’ Am the Truth That.” Mrs. Dyar also won the prize in August with “Hexed.”

* Mrs. A. C. Hirschman and Mrs. C. B. Agnes will be in charge of the musical program for the guest day meeting of CHAPTER P of the P. E. O. SISTERHOOD Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Guy W. Seaton, 3015 N. Capitol Ave. Mrs. B. W. Lodwick will be assistant hostess.

Members of the GARFIELD PARK WOMEN’S CLUB will sponsor - a guest card party this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Community House. Mrs. Lawrence Federle, general ehairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Ralph Carpenter, John Fitz gerald, William Gardner, Ervin Johannes, Joseph Madden, Clarence Meister, Dempsey Spurgeon, George Underhill and Edwartl Unversaw. Mrs. Charles Combs will be in charge of bunco.

"Miss Joyce Stephenson will head the G. A. B. CLUB for the ensuing year. Other officers recently elected gre Miss Pauline Thau, vice president; Miss Esther Edwards, secretary, and Miss Peggy Wilhite, treasurer.

~ Mrs. G. P. Holler will be president of the MOTHERS’ CLUB OF THE ROBERTS KINDERGARTEN, 2242 N. Delaware St. Assisting officers will be Mrs, Lowell Bowne, vice president; Mrs. Clark V. Hardesty, recording secretary, and Mrs. Del“mar Strauser, jireagurer, and Mrs. red W. Grubaugh, corresponding

SYSTEM IS BACKED

BY 7TH DISTRICT CLUBS

Four children who will attend

ballet. and Marjorie Hartley.

Madison-Ford Rite Is Tonight

Miss Lois V. Ford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Ford, will

Harry G.-Madison, son of Mrs .Gertrude Madison. The candlelight ceremony will be performed by the Rev. David S. McNeely at the Centenary Christian Church. Mrs. Chester Bridges, organist, will play bridal airs and sing. Mr. Ford will give his daughter in marriage. Miss Ford has chosen a white lace over taffeta gown fashioned on princess lines to wear for the service. The gown is styled with a long train, high neckline and leg o’ mutton sleeves. Her fingertip veil will fall from a halo and she will carry a shower bouquet of white chrysanthemums. Miss Virginia Lee Amick wilk be the bride's only attendant. She will wear dubonnet taffeta with a tight bodice and full skirt. Her turban will be of a matching shade and she will carry yellow chrysanthemums. Robert A. Madison, brother of the bridegroom, will be best man. Ushers will incluge Thomas C. and Walter E. Ford, the bride’s brothers, and William L. Talbot and Howard C. Smith. - A dinner for the bridal party and members of the immediate families will follow the service at Whispering Winds. The couple will go on a wedding trip South and will be at home on their return at the Shawn Apartments.

'39 Party Set By Algonquins

The "Algonquin Riding Club will hold its annual Brown County party and ride Oct. 28 and 29. Horses will be trucked from the stables here and members will ride over the park trails. - Dinner on Saturday night will be followed by dancing. After a ride Sunday morning, luncheon will be served from a chuck wagon somewhere in the park. iA The Junior Group at’ Algonquin will hold a Holloween party Oct. 28 at the clubhouse. Miss ‘Marilyn Richards and William Jarrett Jr. are cochairmen. :

Ronayne Is President

J. J. Ronayne was named president of the Algonquin Riding Club at a recent meeting. Other officers

|are E. A. Crane, vice president:

Frank J. Haight, treasurer; Mrs. William Jarrett, secretary, and Prank E. Samuel and Dudley Williston, directors. Committees named include: Committee on admissions, Mrs. Carl York, Harold Cheney and Miss Emma Moore; general entertainment committee, Verne K. Reeder, Mrs. O. B. Perine, Fred Cox, Miss Grace Speer, Mrs. William A. Hussey, Miss Mary Moore, Mrs. W. E. Kuhn and Mrs. V. K. Reeder; house committee. Mrs. Raymond Doud and Herold Cheney, cochairman, assisted by Miss Rosemary Dickson, Miss Jane Throckmorton, 0. B. Perine and P. V. Chivington. Grievance committee, Mrs. Fred Cox and William A, Hussey, cochairman, assisted by Miss Margaret Patton and Mrs. R. W. Teegarden; grounds committee, Paul Chivington and Mrs. C. R. York," cochairman, Robert Hutten and Mrs. E. R. Hair; stable committee, W. E. Kuhn and Mr. Teegarden cochairman, O. A. Birr, Mr. Cheney and Miss Helen Maddrey; publicity, Mrs. E. E. Martin and Miss Throckmorton, cochairmen, Mrs. F. J. Haight and Mrs. William Henry Harrison.

Education Aids Named

Committee on equestrian education, Mrs. E. A. Crane and Mrs. Ronald Woodward, cochairmen, Mrs. R. 8. Williams and Mrs. Williston; committee on bridal path development, Mrs. John B. Stokely and Mrs. Catherine Munk, cochairmen, Dr. P. O. Bonham and Mrs. Georgia White; committee on junior activities, Miss Richard and Mr. Jarrett, cochairmen, Robert Perine, the Misses Sue Reeder, Lucy .Paufman, Jane Williams, Patty’ Doud, Nancy York, Sally Stokely and Ruth Bradley, Messrs. Russell Williams Jr. Jack Hussey, Gene Williams, Willard Bradley, Paul Ch fglon Jr, °°: a2

be married at 7:30 p. m. tonight toj .

“A Midsummer Night's Dream” at

3 p. m,, tomorrow in Caleb Mills Hall go over a picture book of the Left to:-right are Joseph Hartley, Mary ‘McLaughlin, Patricia Mary is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

[Many Reservations Received

‘McLaughlin, and the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hartley are The ballet is staged by the Junior Programs, Inc.

Hartley children.

and stars Edwin Strawbridge, dancer.

sponsoring the production.

For Matinee Musicale Corner Luncheon at Ayres Tearoom

Musicale Corner Luncheon today at precede the opening meeting of the

Numerous additional reservations have been made for the’ Matinee

Ayres Tearoom. The luncheon will. musicale’s 63d season.

Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres, chairman of the women’s committee of the Indiana State Symphony Society, will'be an honor guest. A special table

has been arranged for Mrs. James her executive board. Board members who will attend. include Mesdames James M. Ogden, Bernard R. Batty, T. M.. Rybolt, William J. Stark, Wendel P. Coler, Simon L. Kiser, Jane Johnson Burroughs, Frank T. Edenharter, Howard L. Clippenger, Albert Lang, S. K. Ruick, A. L. Taylor, Clyde Hoffman, James S. Pearson, Lucille Wagner, Clare F. Cox, Robert W. Blake, S. E. Fenstermaker, Carl H. Irrgang, Charles B. Reed, Howard Stitt, Attia Malott Martin, William Herbert Barr, Earl. O.. Nogle, J. James A. Moag and Miss Ida Belle Sweenie and Miss Ethel ‘B. Moore. Other reservations include those of Mesdames Robert I. Blakeman, Lafayette Page, Hugh McGibney, Charles Pfafflin, A. A. Thomas, Roy Zapf, C. Harold Larsh, O. M. Jones, Herbert Barr, Earl O. Noggle, J. Harry Greene, Roy Slaughter, 'C. A. Brockway, Robert H. Orbison, William Hoag, Miss Carrie M. Hoag and Miss Lois Wilson. Members: of the choral group and guests who plan to attend are Mrs. L. P. Highley, chairman; Mesdames C. C. York, C.- V. Eicholtz, Louis Traugott, Sigmund Ascher, I. E. Solomon, Sidney Rice, Paul S. Whippel, Frank J. Billeter, Harry Schaaf, Arthur “Madison, C. L. Wiltsie, H. S. Rogers, Ed Gardner, H. J. Schlicht, V. L. Teter. Oliver E. Steinkamp, A. S. J. Baur, S. H. Clendenin, R. G. Fortune, H. E. Ankeney, Robert E. Schreiber and Miss Rosalind Solomon. Mrs. Pfafflin will have as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Skillern, Lewiston, Ida.: Mrs. Batty's guest will be Mrs. William H. Schlosser, Franklin, state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Expect 400 at H. A.C. Dance

Mrs. Carl Lich is general chairman of the Hoosier Athletic Club's Hard Times Dance tonight in the new Zephyr Ballroom of the club. About: 400 members and guests are expected to attend.

Taking part in the ‘arrangements|

are Mrs. Thomas Kercheval, tické&t chairman, assisted by -Mesdames Glen Bertels, Theodore Klippel,

Frank P. Huse and Julius Caesar;|

Mrs. Richard Hill, decorations chairman, with Mesdames Arthur Cunningham, Sydney L. Houck, James I. Liebert and Chauncey L. Taylor, assistants. Mrs. Linden Eberle is music chairman, assisted by Mesdames H. Ralph Huey, Robert Hopkins, N. J. Grady and James Andrus. Mrs. Thal Hollenbeck is reservations chairman. Her assistants include Mesdames G. L. Young, Benjamin Barker, Herbert Hartman and R. C. Prall. Doc Grayson and his orchestra will play. A “Get Acquainted” dance will be held tomorrow night for new members. More than 350 are expected. Bob Moline and his orchestra will play. _A special Halloween party will be given for children of H. A. C.- members Sunday, Oct. 29. Miss Rosalyn Ludwig and Miss Jean Redmon, cochairmen ofthe general arrangements committee, will have charge of the party. Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes.

Circle to Sponsor Party for Guild

The Daughters of Isabella, Mother Theodore Circle, will sponsor a card party at 8 p. m. today in the Catholic Community Center. Proceeds will go to the sewing guild of the church. Bo

Members of the. committee inl]

charge, assisted by officers, include Miss Anna Frank Jones, 3 Dugan

Dooley, chairman; Mrs.{|

candy; Mrs. James P. Ryan and: Miss Hannah Dugan,

H. Lowry, musicale president, and

Ruth Roberts Weds Tonight

Mrs. Ruth Stewart Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Stewart, 2818 N. New Jersey ‘St., and Paul Sheldon Stanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Stanley, 1324 N. Gale St., will be married at 8 o'clock this evening in the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Sidney Blair Harry will officiate at the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Harry B. McNeely, organist, will play “Liebestraum,” “Venetian Love Song,” “O, Promise Me” and “I Love You Truly.” Palms ferns and fall flowers will form the setting for the candlelight service. Mr. Stewart wiil give his daughter in marriage. She will wear a black tailored suit with white velvet turban, white accessories and a corsage of white roses and gardenias. Her attendants, Mrs. James Wesley Young, matron of honor, and Mrs. Russeil Bain, will be dressed in dark suits with corsages of Talisman roses. . Mrs. Young's turban will be in fuchsia velvet and she will wear fuchsia accessories, while Mrs. Bains will be in ice blue. ’ :

J. Roger Stanley will be best man. Ushers will include James Wesley Young and Charles Mills. Following the ceremony, the couple will receive informally in the church foyer. After a short wedding trip they will be at home at 1220 Park Ave. Among out-of-town guests at the ceremony will include Mrs. B. F. Fithian and her daughter, Winifred, Hartford, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Roger Stanley, Richmond; Mrs. Margaret Wall, Ridgeville, and Mrs. F. M. Nikolai, Ft. Wayne.

Study Up’ for Children’s Theater Play Tomorrow

Donald

Rode-Kennedy Wedding Plans Are Completed

Money Chosen as Best Man for LivezeyHefner Rites.

The announcement of several

® |wedding parties and the round of

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The Children’s Theater is

‘Keep U.S.Out,’

(W.C. T.U.Plea

The Indiana W. C. T. U. today pledged itself to make “every effort to keep the United States out of

war” as it closed its 6th annual convention at the First Baptist

Church. A statement of the organization’s stand is to be sent to Congress, A resolution passed this morning urged members to seek local option legislation. Other. resolutions expressed opposition to all forms of gambling and to the “blind selling” and block booking of motion pictures, advocated suppression of marijuana traffic and urged development of recreation facilities for leisure time, Mrs. E. A. York of Anderson was’ elected president of the board of county presidents. Other officers are Mrs. Elsie A. Brumfield, Terre Haute, vice president; Mrs, H. A. Keller, Mrs. Margaret Turner, Russiaville, treasurer. Officers elected on the board of state directors are Mrs. J. H. Whiteman, Winona Lake, president; Mrs. Frank R. Wilson, Muncie, vice president, and Mrs. Wayne Huffman, Bluffton, secretary-treas-urer. “The surest guarantee to local option privileges is to use ‘candidate option’ at the polls,” L. E. York, superintendent of the Indiana AntiSaloon- League, told the assembly yesterdav : Andrew Cox, a sophomore at Technical High School, was awarded a medal in the oratorical contest conducted last night. The Rev. Minnie Noblitt, Columbus, was named director of the department of religious education. Mrs. Paul Halladay, North Manchester, was chosen to succeed Mrs. Elizabeth T. Stanley, Liberty, as state president. Mrs. Stanley, who has been president since 1920, was named honorary president. Mrs. Mary Bly of Modoc was elected vice president, and other officers were re-elected. They include Mrs. G. A. Snider, North Manchester, first vice president; Mrs. Robert Donnell, Greensburg, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Robert E. Hinman, Indianapolis, recording secretary, and Mrs. S. Cary Stimson, Terre Haute, treasurer. The 1940 conven-

tion will meet in October in Evansville.

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ments is adding much these days to|

the fall social scene. Miss Mary Frances Kennedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Kennedy, Beech Grove, has chosen

members of her bridal party for her wedding Thursday to Clarence J. Rode, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C The wedding will be in the Holy Name Catholic Church. Miss Lorene Rode, the bride-groom-to-be’s sister, will be maid of honor. Miss Mary Frances ‘Faust and Miss Mary Ruth Knue, a cousin of the bride-to-be, will act as bridesMary Cecelia Kennedy. another cousin of the bride-to-be, will Joseph K. Kennedy, the bride-to-be’s brother, will be best man and ushers will include Waller Rode, the bridegroom-to-be’s

‘brother, and Thomas Logan. Charles | Kennedy, a cousin of Miss Kenne-

dy’s, will be ring bearer.

Mrs. James Kinney and Miss Dolores Hagist éntertained recently with a linen shower for Miss Kennedy at Mrs. McKinney's home, 20 E. Pleasant Run Blvd. Mrs. Francis Biemer, 832 N. Tuxedo St., will be hostess at a spinster party. Miss Irene Clements, 1509 Main St., Beech Grove, assisted by Miss Faust and Miss Helen Busald, will give a miscellaneous shower Monday night.

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Miss Martha Louise Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Walter J. Cook, 323 N. Sherman Drive, is another bride-to-be who has chosen mem-bers'-of her bridal party for her wedding next month. She will be married Nov. 3 to Charles S. Rennard, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Rennard, 909 N. Drexel Ave.

Miss Mabel Cook, the bride-to-be’s sister, will be her maid of honor. Mrs. J. D. Huesing will be bridesmaid and Harrison Martin will act as best man. Ushers will be J. D. Huesing and James Graham.

Miss Ruth Cradick, Mrs. James Glore, Miss Agnes and Miss Helen Graham entertained recently at a miscellaneous shower for Miss Cook at Miss Cradick’s home, 506 N. Drexel Ave, Mrs. Huesing will give a kitchen shower Tuesday night-at her home, 1303. N. Denny St., while Miss Beatrice Johnston, assisted by Miss Celia Perry and Miss Betty Shaw, will give a personal shower for the bride-to-be on Wednesday evening at Miss Johnson's home, 404 N. Bancroft St.

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Miss Arline Roberts, 3110 Ruckle St., gave a kitchen shower last night at her home in honor of Miss Bernadine Scherer, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John R. Scherer, whose marriage to Clarence M. Mitchell, Gary, will be Nov. 5 in the McKee Chaps=l of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Guests at the party with Miss

Scherer and her mother will be the|

Mesdames Anne Wills, Rosales Isler,, Mary Hickman, Alberta Teal, Zella Alexander, Hazel Cuffel, Catherine Brewer and the Misses Doris Browne, Dorothy Larrison, Isobel Horst, Helen: Stout, Helene Lewis and Doris Nelson.

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Donald Money has been chosen as best man for the wedding Nov. 4 of Miss June Hefner, daughter of E. O. Hefner, Columbus, O. to French O. Livezey. Miss Ruth Ransdell was selected as maid of honor. Mrs. Roy Money will entertain today with a luncheon in honor of the bride-to-be.

SOCIETY— ‘Vassar Club to Mark Founding of College With Tea This Afternoon,

The Indiana Vassar Club is joining other alumnae groups throughout the nation this week-end in observing the 75th anniversary of Vassar College. The local group’s observance will be a tea this afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. C. Aufderheide. Prof. J. Howard Howson of the school’s religion depart et = Louis H. Haerle heads the Ee separtmany wil ass y Mrs. Joseph W. Walden, Mrs, William H. Thom Miss Barbara Fowler. id The address of President Henry Noble McCracken of Vassar ta alumnae attending the semi-annual meeting of the association to-

morrow in Buffalo will be carried by the Columbia Broadcasting System at 9:45 p. m.

Mr. and Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus Hosts Mr. and Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus will be hosts at \ at the Columbia Club following the Town Hall Sy theiimicheon Hugh Gibson, former U. S. ambassador to Brazil and Belgium, will speak at English’s, at 11 a. m. At the speaker's table will be Mr. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Ruckelhaus, Judge Russell J. Ryan, Judge and Mrs. Herbert E. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Scherrer, Kenneth Ogle, John Coulter and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Merrell,

Literary Club to Hear Watkins

Oscar L. Watkins will talk on “The Scenic Background of Wordsworth’s Poetry” Monday evening before members of the Ine dianapolis Literary Club at the D. A. R. Chapter House.

Parties Announced for Lambs Frolic Additional parties have been announced for the opening Lambs Club Frolic tomorrow evening at the Columbia Club. - Excerpts from Rudolph Friml’s “Rose Marie” are to be presented. In a Dutch treat dinner party at the club will be Messrs. and Mesdames J. I. Cummings, Thomas Mahafiey, George Enos, Miss Anne Ayres and Mr. Walter Schott. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Souder will entertain a group of friends informally at their home before a dinner party at the club. Dining with the Souders will be Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Driscoll, Mr. and "Mrs, Robert D. Robinson, Miss Charlotte Twitty and Dr. Robert Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Bowen will have as their dinner guests Messrs. and Mesdames William C. Griffith, Julian Bobbs, Burrell Wright, Perry O'Neal, George Parry and A. Ewing Sinclair, Other parties will be those of Mf. and Mrs. Charles A. Rocke wood and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Brady of Anderson. Raymond Kunkel of Cincinnati will bea guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Ruckelshaus.

Mr. and Mrs. Rhoads to Be Guests

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Drake and Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Cummings will entertain friends at .a cocktail party tomorrow afternoon in

“honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blee Rhoads Jr., who were married

recently in the East. The party will be in the Venetian Room of the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. Rhoads before her mafriage was Miss Jane Drake, daughter of the Drakes, and sister of Mrs, Cummings. The couple is to be at home in Indianapolis.

* VanRipers to Fete Daughter, Fiance

Mr. and Mrs. Guernsey. VanRiper will give a bridal dinner toe night at their home in honor of their daughter, Jean, and her fiance, William Taylor Burnes, Woburn, Mass. A rehearsal for the wedding, which will be tomorrow evening, will precede the dinner. Covers will be laid for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Chase, Wile mington, Mass., Mr. Burnes’ sister and brother-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. Edward VanRiper, Miss Jean Elizabeth Fox, Montclair, N. J, and Guernsey VanRiper Jr. Mr. Chase and Miss Fox will be ate tendants at the wedding.

Mrs. Bowditch to Be Honored : Mrs. E. Francis Bowditch, wife of the headmaster of Park School, will be honor guest Nov. 8 at a tea which the Park School Mothers’ Assdciation will give. Mrs. Frank L. Binford heads the arrangements committee. Mrs. Bowman Elder, president, has named the following committee "heads: Mrs. Albert IL. Rabb, prospective new members; Mrs. Frank S. Dowling, house; Mrs. C. Severin Buschmann, garden tour, and Mrs. J. K. Lilly Jr., alumni representa

‘time.

Lectures on Composers Scheduled ow Mrs. Frederick G. Appel, chairman of ways and means for the women’s committee of the Indiana State Symphony Society, is working with a group of women to present a series of three public lectures on opera. and composers. Mrs. Demarchus Brown will give the lectures at the Woodstock Country Club at 11 a. m. on the fole lowing Monday morning: Oct. 30, Nov. and 13. Ticketholders may make reservations for luncheon at the ubhouse fqllowing the lectures, according to Mrs, Appel. > The committee under Mrs. Appel’s supervision is composed of Mesdames H. H. Arnholter, Henry C. Churchman, Robert €hurche man, Russell Fortune, A. R. Holliday, P. R. Mallory, William Rocke= wood, James S. Rogan, Robert F. Scott Jr., R. Hartley Sherwood, Louis R. Thomas and Miss Jane Zimmer. Among those listed as subscribers to the series are Mesdames Roy Elder Adams, Frederic M. Ayres, William H. Ball of Muncie, Ralph W. Boozer, Hilton U. Brown, William H. Coleman, Niles Chapman, C. Fred Davis, Samuel Dowden, Anna E. Elliott, Russell For= tune Jr., Albert M. Gall, William C.. Griffith, W. D. Hemerstadt, Pauline Moon-Haueisen, Harry W. Hobbs, Frederick T. Holliday, Syle vester Johnson, Charles Latham, P, R. Mallory, Samuel B. Sutphin, Ray F. Sparrow, William H. Stafford, Macy Teetor of New Castle, James S. Watson and William B, Wheelock.

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