Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1939 — Page 22

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SOCIETY— Players Club Season Opens Nov. 18;

Two Stringer Dramas Scheduled i

. pn wo : a Two plays by Arthur Stringer will be presented by the Players’ Club as its winter season opening Nov. 18 at the Civic Theater. Mrs. Marjorie Ropkey will direct “The Cleverest Woman in the World.” Dr. John Ray Newcomb, member of the group's production committee, is

director of “Weathered Oak.” Cast in the roles of “The Cleverest Woman in the World” are Mrs. Donald Mattison, Mrs. Dudley Gallahue, Robert Ferriday, F. Noble Ropkey. Appearing in “Weathered Oak” will be Percy Weer, Elmer Stout. Robert Wilde, G. B. Jackson, Mrs. Virginia Moorhead Mannon and Arthur Loftin. : The committee for the Players first party includes Messrs. and Mesdames Robert Ferriday, Joseph B. Miner, Rogjkey and Charles M.

Moaores. A dance at the Woodstock Cluli will follow the plays. Mrs. Ray

Mead and Mr. Weer are other members of the production commit- -

tee. Officers include Harold Tharp, president; Mrs. Thomas Hood, vice-president; Mrs. Loftin, secretary, and Mrs. Mead, treasurer.

Dramatic Club Chooses Opening Ploy

. The Dramatic Club has chosen “The Man From Home” (Booth Tarkington and Harry Leon Wilson) for its first production of the season Nov. 25 at English’'s Theater. Rehearsals will begin Monday evening. A supper dance at the Indianapolis Athletic Club will follow the play. Mr. and Mrs. Garvin M. Brown, committee chairmen, will be assisted by Messrs. and Mesdames Sylvester Johnson, Austin H. Brown, John D. Gould, Elias C. Atkins and Judge and Mrs. Russell J. Ryan, Evans Woollen Jr. is club presicent.

Country Clubs Ready for Halloween Additional reservations are being made at country clubs for the Halloween dances tomorrow night, A Dutch treat party at the Indianapolis Country Club's Witch Dance will include Messrs. and Mesdames Robert Bowen, Thomas Mahaffey, Elijah B. Martindale, J. I. Cummings and Mrs. Courtland Martindale. In another group will be Messrs. and Mesdames Claude C. Jone Jr., Ralph Boozer, Ralph Lieber, Frank Dowling, Verner Ray, Hal Keeling, Roy Bain, Dr. and Mrs. Clean Nafe and Mr. and Mrs. Thorn-

ton Sterrett and their week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Laswell of

Owensbororo, Ky. ® Messrs. and Mesdames William H. Wemmer, and A. C. Bohlen will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Fauvre for the Woodstock Club’s “spook-chasing” dance tomorrow evening. Another party will be that of Dr. W. L. Bruetsch. Other reservations include those of Miss Mary Margaret Miller, Mrs. Erwin C. Stout and Mrs. Vance Smith. Several dinner parties also have been formed to attend the Halloween dance at Meridian Hills. Mr,. and Mrs. Verne Trask will entertain Mrs. Trask’s mother, Mrs. John Huff of Washington. Ad-

ditional reservations have been made by Messrs. and Mesdames E. A.

Péterson, Paul R. Summers, Robert C. Becherer and R. Norman Baxter,

Literary Club to Hear Taylor - Ferris T. Taylor will speak on “White Oak Farm” Monday night before members of the Indianapolis Literary Club. The Nov. 8 meet-~ ing will be a Ladies’ Night. Officers’ Wives Club Postpones Party The Officers Wives’ Club has postponed indefinitely its dinner bridge set for Nov. 4. i Unitarian Alliance Plans Rummage Sale The Jessy Wallin Heywood Alliance of All Souls Unitarian Church

will hold a rummage sale at the Lauter Memorial at 9 a. m. Nov. 4.

Mrs. W. B. Gates Guest at Tea

Mrs. Joseph W. Stickney and Mrs. Fred L. Thomas will pour this afternoon at the tea for members of the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Members have heen invited to meet Mrs. William Byram Gates, whose modern dancing class for adults will open Nov. 2 at the club. Mrs. Gates, assisted by Denis Costello of New York, will teach

classes on Thursday and Friday evenings during the next four

months. In the receiving line will be Mesdames Kurt Pantzer, George Parry, Jeremiah Cadick and William J. Young.

Comings and Goings—

Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Longsworth will leave Sunday for a three-week vacation in California. They will visit in San Francisco and Los Angeles. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wayne Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brown Bicket and Miss Catherine Wolf of Elkhart will go to Columhus tomorrow to attend the Cornell-Ohio State football game. . . . Bomar Cramer returned last night from g five-day con= cert tour in Texas. He appeared in Dallas and Sherman.

Navy Mess Dinner Is Tonight

The Fourth Battalion, U. S. Naval Reserve, will give an officers’ mess dinner at 7:30 o'clock tonight preceding a Navy Day dance in the naval armory." : Dinner guests will include Comm. and Mrs. O. F. Heslar, Lieut, Comm. and Mrs. K. D. Coffin, Lieut. Comm. and Mrs. W. A. War= rick, Lieut. Comm. and Mrs. Felix M. McWhirter, Lieut. and Mrs. M. L. McCready and their guests, Ensigns and Mesdames H. S. Day, J. A. Fraser, L. H. Higenbotham, C. A. Siver and guests, L. E. Street

and guests, G. D. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolmn Lucas and Ford Remley,

Christamore Aid Meets Wednesday

Mrs. R. D. Eaglesfield will be hostess chairman for a called meeting and noon luncheon of the Christamore Aid Society Wednesday at the Aid's ‘settlement house, 502 N. Tremont St, Mrs. Eaglesfield will be assisted by Mesdames Paul Matthews, H. Foster Clippinger, William H. Thompson, Miss Patricia Eaglesfield and Miss Margaret Anne Clippinger.

County P.-T. A. Council to Hear Feeney, Dora Discuss Safety:

Edgewood Unit to Meet Nov. 3

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Butler Coeds

Girl Reserve # Advisers Meet

Conference for Girl Reserve Advisers and business girls have been planned through the local Y. W. C. A. for today and next week-end. The advisers conference today is held in conjunction with the Teachers’ Institute. . DeWitt S. Morgan, superintendent of Indianapolis schools, discussed “How To Practice Democracy” following a breakfast this morning in the Y. W. Plans were advanced during a short business meeting for the High School Girl Reserve Conference next summer. Members of the planning committee for the conference include Mrs. Mildred Simmons, Terre Haute; Miss Harriet Bowe, Ft. Wayne; Miss Edythe Heaton, Muncie; Mi&s Jane Campbell, Anderson; Miss

garg and Miss Pearson, Indianapolis. . Miss Marian Lee Clark, president of the Quest Club, business girls’ department of the Y. W. C. A., will be program chairman of the annual business girls’ conference to be held Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 4 and 5, in Richmond. Miss Winnifred Wygal, secretary for religious resources of the National Board of the Y. W.,, will be principal speaker. Other speakers will be Mrs, William Vawter II, Benton, Ind.; Miss Elizabeth Blaidsell, Indianapolis, and Mrs. James Newcomb, director of city recreation, Evansville. The theme of the conference is “This Thing Called Fellowship.” More than 20 delegates are expected to attend. Miss Louise Scooler, Quest Club member and president of the Blue Triangle Council, and a representative of the Phyllis Wheatley Branch will be voting delegates. Miss Eleanor Pyle is chairman of the findings committee and Miss Marcella Dryer is chairman of rec: ommendations.

Hesler-O’Neill Nuptials Today

Miss Kathleen O’Neill, 2011 N. Delaware St., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. O'Neill, Jasonville, and Warren P. Hesler, son of Mrs. Edyth

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Freshmen coeds at Butler University were eager te try on the “pots” which must be worn by the male members of their class. But they don’t think the new hats will ever take the place of their own smart creations. Pictured (left to right) are Miss Martha Ann Spen-

Parties Are

to be married soon. . A series of showers and parties

Mrs. Carl F. Aumann, 614 N. Bosart Ave., will be Nov. 4. The wedding will be at 3:30 o'clock in the First Baptist Church.

Members of Miss White's bridal party will include Mrs. Frederic K. Azbell, her sister, matron of honor; Miss Edna Smith and Miss Helen Reith, bridesmaids; Gordon Trout, best man; John Lynch and Frederic K. Azbell, ushers. :

The bride-to-be’s grandmother, Mrs. S. A. White, and Mrs. Orville Davis, her aunt, will entertain with a tea Sunday afternoon at Mrs. White's home at E. 10th St. and Shadeland Drive. That evening, Mrs. William Steele will give a personal shower in her honor at the Steele home, 810 Oxford St.

Guests will include mothers of the engaged couple and Mesdames Merle Denny, Joseph Bryan, Albert South, Otto VanBlaricum, Azbell, Owen Bicker, Marguerite Logsdon and the Misses Evelyn Mead, Ruth Werner, Reith, Edna Smith, Betty Jane Davis and Fern Myer. Miss Smith will entertain Monday evening with a miscellaneous shower at her home, 813 N. Bradley St. Mrs. Azbell will be hostess Tuesday. evening with a kitchen shower at her home, 4815 E. Washington St., and Wednesday night, Miss Mead will honor the bride-to-be at a linen shower, Miss Reith will give a crystal shower Thursday night at her home, 620 N. Riley Ave: and the wedding party will be entertained next Friday night at a buffet supper at the home of the bride-to-be’s parents. ’ ® 5 =

Mrs. Warren O. Grimm will entertain tonight with a bridal dinner af the Indianapolis Athletic Club in honor of her daughter, Shirley Ann, and Robert C. Landeck, whose marriage will be at 4:30 o’ciock tomorrow gfternoon in the Grimm home. Guests at the dinner, will be members of the bridal

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Plans Lecture.

‘And Guest Tea|.

Chapter Q of Sisterhood Arranges Program at Herron Institute.

Chapter Q of the P. E. O, Sisterhood will hold a lecture and guest day tea at 2 p. m. Tuesday in Sculpture Court at the John Her-

[ron Art Institute.

cer, Greencastle; Miss Doris Tacke and Miss Joyce Lindsay, of Indian-

apolis; Miss Juanita Winfield, Carthage, and Miss Martha Lou Sunderland, Indianapolis. Butler began a three-day home-coming pro-

gram today.

Planned for

Virginia White, Nov. 4 Bride

The saying “busier than a cranberry merchant” might well be altered to “busier than a bride-to-be” in the case of local young women

has been planned for Miss Virginia

White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newton White, 5024 E. New York St. wnose marriage to Robert Edward Aumann, son of Mr. and

Musicale Unit To Give Show

The Choral Ensemble of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale will present a book review and style show at 10:30 a. m. Friday, Nov. 3, in Ayres’ auditorium. Mrs. Arthur V. Madison is general chairman of arrangements. Mrs. L. P. Higley is Choral Ensemble chairman, Mrs. Russell J. Sanders will review “Mr. Emanuel” (Louis Golding). Hebrew music relative to the story will be sung by Mrs. Louis Traugott and Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks, accompanied by Mrs. Dorothy Knight Greene, Reservations already have been make by Mesdames James H. Lowry, James M. Ogden, Sidney E. Fenstermaker, Harry Mackey, Ralph E. Perry, Paul J. Whipple, J. R. Howell, Walter E. Wolf, Herbert E. Grouns, Vern R. Teter, Robert Drake, J. M. Bryant, Thomas E. Grinslade, S. A. McPheeters, Oliver E. Steinkamp, Paul V. Wycoff, Herbert Grimes, George Q. Biegler, Paul Lawall Frank J. Billeter, Edgar Ellsworth, S. H. Clendenin, G. E. Weidlich, Natalie Conner, Edward . Hilgemier, Charles H. Eichholtz, R. T. Schimmin, L. W. Bayes, €. C. Wiltsie, J. E. Shaw, Traugott, Fairbanks, Hollie Shideler, Frank Boles, Earl Sweeney and Miss Mary Alice Oval. Assisting Mrs. Madison are Mesdames Boles, Shideler, Shaw, Grimes and Sweeney.

Author Series Starts Sunday

Miriam Mason Swain, Indiana author, will speak Sunday morning at the first of a series of three Authors’ Breakfasts, which will be sponsored this season by the local Alumnae Chapter of Theta Sigma Phi women’s professional journalism sorority. Mrs. Swain will discuss “Writer on Horseback” foliowing a breakfast at high noon in the Hunt Room of the Marott Hotel.

Martinsville, has written four children’s books and several magazine articles and stories. “O Happy Day,” her latest book, has just been published by the Frederick A. Stokes Co. of New York. An earlier book,

“Smiling Hill Farm,” was a selection of the Junior Literary Guild.

Mrs. Jeanette Covert Nolan will speak at the second breakfast Sunday, Nov. 26. The final talk will

lumbus, author of the new children’s book, “Hannah Courageous.” The last of the series will be‘ on Jan. 19. Tickets for the series or for separate breakfasts may be obtained from alumnae of the organization or from the active chapter at Butler University. Miss Hildred Funk is chairman of the ticket committee, assisted by Mrs. Luana OCruzan, Mrs. Louise Eleanor Ress Kieinhenz and Miss Marjorie Andrews. Mrs. Grace Golden, alumnae president, and other officers are in charge of arrangements. Assisting officers are Miss Martha Wright, vice president; Miss Dorothy Steinmeyer, treasurer, and Mrs. Fred Scott, treasurer.

Penny Supper Planned Members of Bethel 3, Job's Daughters, will -sponsor a penny supper from 5:30 p. m. to 7 o'clock this evening at the home of Miss Edwina King, 3024 N. Capitol Ave.

Miss Thedis Case is chairman. The public is. invited.

Mrs, Swain, whose home is in

be presented by Laura Long of Co-'

Mrs. B. H. Lybrook, president of the Indianapolis P. E. O. council, and Mrs. Harry 8. Rogers, state recording secretary, will preside at the tea table. A floral centerpiece of yellow and white chrysanthemums, P. E. O. colors, and yellow tapers in silver candelabra will decorate the tea table. Wilbur D.” Peat, director of the museym, will be guest speaker. His topic will be “The Artist's Point of View.” < He will be introduced hy Mrs. John R. Kuebler, second vice president of the state chapter and president of Chapter Q. Honor guests will include present state officers, Mrs. G. M. Powell, South Bend; Miss Madeline Gullion, Rushville; Mrs. Julie Brandenburg, Lafayette; Mrs. Harry S. Rogers, Indianapolis; Mrs. A. M. Wagner, Greensburg; Mrs. M. W. Hillman, Gary; Past State Presidents Mrs. Cynthia Craigle and Mrs. Mary Michaels; Mrs. Mary Jane McKay, state historian, all of Indianapolis. Other guests for the afternoon will include Mesdames Paul Kilby, A. W. McDonald, Ward Holliday, P. J. Schaeffer, F. PF. Greeman, Miss Grace Nichols and Miss Clara Ryan, local P. E. O. Council representatives, and Mesdames Herbert Smoots, Titus Lowe, H. F. Schricker and Henry Stube, unafiiliated P. E. O. members. Members of the committee In charge of the tea include Mesdames Ww. E Kyle, H. W. Houser, Charles M. Gray and James L. Rainey. In the receiving line will be present officers of Chapter Q, including Mesdames Kuebler, Frank Pobst, Frank Wise, Charles Gray, Philip Hildebrand and Dale Wilson

Cubert-Keaton Rite at 8 P.M.

Miss Florence Keaton, daughter of Mrs. Pearl Keaton, 215 E. 51st St., will become the bride of Oliver James Cubert Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Cubert Sr. 3419 N. Capitol Ave., at 8 o'clock tonight in the North Baptist Church. The Rev. R. M. Best will officiate at the ceremony before a background of flowers and palms. Mrs. Jack Horner, pianist, will play bridal music and Mr. Horner will sing. The bride’s uncle, Adelbert XKeaton, will give her in marriage. She will wear a fuchsia taffeta gown made with a jacket and will carry white roses and baby’s breath. Her bridesmaid, ‘Miss Gertrude Jones, will wear turquoise blue.taffeta and will carry white roses and baby’s breath, Lawrence Keaton, the bride's twin brother, will be best man. Ushers will be Chester and Raymond Keaton, also brothers of the bride. A reception for the immediate families will be held at the home of the pride’s mother and after a trip to Detroit, the couple will be at home at 3210 Kenwood Ave.

Mrs. James J. Wulle was Miss Angela McGlinchy before her marriage Oct. 21. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. McGlinchy.

‘and shirred bodice.

‘The bridesmaid, Miss

Berry-Miller Rite Is Today

Miss "Lois M. Miller and Reese R, Berry, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J, Berry, 1118 N. Warman Ave. will be married at 8 o'clock this evening at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Willis E, Milam,

1572 W. New York St. The Rev. Henry Edward Chase will officiate at the candlelight ceremony in” a setting of palms, ferns and chrysanthemums banked in front of the fireplace. ‘The bride's uncle will sing “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life” and “At Dawning.” Miss Adeline Miller will be accompanist, Mrs. Charles Titus, the bride’s sister, will receive guests. The bride will wear a gown of white chiffon made with a full skirt, short puffed sleeves, a high neckline She will wear gardenias in her hair and will have gardenia corsages on each shoulder, Margaret Haase, will be gowned in peach net styled on simple lines with a bolero jacket, short sleeves and a bodice of peach chiffon. She will wear gardenias in her hair and a corsage of the same flowers. Henry Beuke will be best man. A reception will follow the ceremony and the couple will be at home at 1704 College Ave:., Among out-of-town guests will. be Mrs. Robert Taylor, Waynesville, O., and Mrs. Lawrence Davis, Xenia, O,

Ade Will Speak At Club Dinner

John T. McCutcheon, Chicago Tribune cartoonist, and George Ade, humorist, alumni of Purdue University, will speak this evening at a joint banquet meeting of the Purdue Alumni Association and the Purdue Women of Indianapolis at the Columbia Club. Among other speakers will be Dr, Lillian Gilbreth of the university's woman's department and Dr. Edward Elliott, president. The addresses will be broadcast over an NBC Blue network. . . : Purdue alumni who are teachers attending the annual teachers’ cone vention will be honored guests. -

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+i) Sheriff Al Feeney and John Dora, Marion County safety director, |Hesler, 5946 Carrollton Ave., will be

discuss safety problems at the meeting of the MARION COUNTY

COUNCIL OF PARENT-TEACHER at 10 o'clock at the Hotel Severin. . Miss Mary Meyers, Marion will speak during the Council tendent of Marion County ‘Schools, will discuss the County film library The afternoon session will be de.voted to conferences. Mrs. D. R. DaVee, executive secretary at state headquarters of P.-T. A., will conduct the conference for presidents. Other conferences and leaders will include publications, Mrs. C. G. Berry; Indiana Bulletin, Mrs. H. F. Goll; National Parent-Teacher, Mrs. Hugh Gray; hospitality Mrs. Harold Emmett, and parliamentary law, Mrs. J. B. Lewis.

Mrs. J. C. Harden will talk on “Being the Mother You Want To Be” at the meeting of the EDGEWOOD P.-T. A. STUDY GROUP Friday afternoon, Nov. 3, at 1 o'clock.

Mr. Dunn, Frehk Bishop, - township trustee, and James Jay, principal, will be speakers at the meeting of the DECATUR . CENTRAL " GRADE ASSOCIATION Friday, Nov. 3, at 1:30 p. m.

Miss Flora Dutcher of the Mar-|

ion County Tuberculosis Association will address members of the WARREN TOWNSHIP COUNCIL at 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. . Mrs. William F. Wisehart is new chairman and other officers are * Mrs. Frank Langenberg, vice chairman; Mrs. Lawrence Goddard, sec- , retary, and Mrs. Fyank Hope, treasurer. Mesdames George Bechert, " Clarence Peters and Gilbert Schmitz are advisory hoard members.

Members of the GARDEN CITY _P.-T. A. will sponsor a fish fry and > fall festival at 5:30 p. m. Friday, . Nov. 3. Among activities will be a . motion picture show for children, Jdortune telling, popcorn, cake walk, fish pond and apple and basketball : eontests. Mrs. William W. Wise, finance chairman, is in charge, as -gisted by Miss Jeanette McNeeley , and Mrs. Cleon Davis, tickets; Mrs. Warder Castle, cafeteria arrangements, and Mrs. Arthur Marksbury, building decorations. .

~~ Four study groups have been ~ formed by the PLEASANT RUN 4 2 EDUCATION COMMIT-

ASSOCIATIONS Monday morning

County Tuberculosis Association, also meeting.

J. Malcolm Dunn, superin-

vision will use the course for study outlined in the . National ParentTeacher Magazine. The two groups in the pre-school section will study from material in 'P. T. A. Congress publications.

‘Harvest Hop’

“The Cannon Harvest Hop,” allschool dance, sponsored by the Arsenal Cannon, student publication of Technical High School, will be held at 3:30 p. m. Tuesday, Nov. 7, in the school gymnasium. The Boys’ dance band, directed by Alonzo Eidson, will play. - Thomas J. Luck and Robert J.

Tech Looks to:

Stephens will be general chairmen,

Dance Chairman

Mrs. Joseph Walpole heads the arrangements committee for the first of the season’s winter dances at the Municipal Gardens eclubhouse tonight. The Municipal Gardens Woman's Department

Mrs. E. F. Timmerman is of the committee. Two ups“under the grade school di-

Club is sponsoring the dance series,

married at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon in. the rectory of the SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. The Rev. James A. Hickey will officiate at the ceremony. The bride, who will be given in marriage by her father, will wear a dark green suit trimmed in brown fur with brown accessories and an orchid corsage. Miss Cleo O'Neill, her sister, will be maid of honor. She will wear a brown suit trimmed in leopard with dark green accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses. Marion Hesler, the bridegroom’s brother, will be best man. A reception will be held following the ceremony and the couple will be at home after Nov, 1 at 2725 N. Meridian St.

Girl Scouts Consider Ban on Army Titles

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27 (U. P.).—The national headquarters of the Girl Scouts of America today considered changing certain terms used in the organization because of their “militaristic connotation.” The recommendation was made at the 25th annual rally of the Girl Scouts National Council. It was suggested that the title “captain” be changed to “leader”; “troop” to ‘“‘group”; “commissioner” to “president,” and other substitutions made for terms now in use. Mrs. Vivian Carter Johnson of Rockford, Ill., was elected president of the executive group. Mrs. Harvey Mudd of Beverly Hills, Cal, was nominated for national president. Other nominations included: First vice president, Mrs. Vance C. McCormick of Harrishurg, Pa.; second vice president, Mrs. Alan H. Means of Salt Lake City, Utah; third vice president, Mrs. C. Leslie Glenn of Cambridge, Mass.; treasurer, Eleanor Edison of New York and Mrs, Thomas H. Beck of Wilton, Conn.

Fountain Square Unit ‘To Give Benefit Fete

Members of the Fountain Square Social Circle will sponsor a Halloween party and floor show at 7:30 p. m. Monday at the Hall, Prospect and S. East Sts. Proceeds will be used for uniforms for the Circle

. Miss Betty Stapert is chairman

party and immediate families. * =® = }

of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Peltier, 4514 College Ave., was honor guest yestérday at a bridge and luncheon at the Peltier home as her engage-

Lloyd M. Decker, Charles A. Parkins, was announced. The wedding will be Nov. 18 in the St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. ‘Guests included Mesdames John M. Smith, Clifton Taylor, William Kingdon, B. F. Leib, E. F. Theis, Wilbur ‘Royse, Owen Hironimus, Tom Scanlon, H. H. Arnholter, Ray F. Sparrow, Edward Elliott, Edward

McNabb, Carl Reifsteck, Ray Clawson, Calvin Gerlach, Tom Massoth, Howard Swartz, Arthur Curtis and Parkins. . # ® 2

Members of Gamma Phi Rho

surprise miscellaneous shower at the home of Miss Marjorie Siefert in honor of Miss Rita Bornhorst, whose marriage to Lawrence J. Feltman will be Nov. 18 in the St. Philip Neri Catholic Church.

her mother, Mrs. Carl Bornhorst, were Mesdames Harold Orner, Robert Daugherty, Hal Chamberlin,

ty, Miss Kathryn McHugh and members of the sorority. fF » 8

rority gave a shower recently at

honor of Miss June Elizabeth May,

assistant hostess. Guests were Mesdames Baron, Helen Ard, Oren Maurice Hawkins, Wilbur Bryan Hiner, Jane Inasy,

Enders, Charles

Bradway, Gladys Healy, Wegner and Jeanette West.

Turners Plan Dance .

Makers will

basketball team. of arrangements, H. G. Johnson will

be master of ceremonies,

Miss Madeleine Peltier, daughter ||

ment and approaching marriage to |: son of Mrs. |:

Hauser, Russell Reutepohler, Vernon |:

Sorority entertained recently with a |;

Guests with the bride-to-be and i

Donald Graham, Miss Eula Haiger- |:

Members of Sigma Phi Delta So- |} the home of Mrs. George Herne in|:

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas: J. May, 1668 Park Ave. whose mar= |: riage to Laurence W. Wood will be|: | tomorrow in the Third Christian |i Church. Mrs. Tom Bruther was

Robert Carter, |:

McDowall, Delmore Wegner, Flor=|: ence Dunn: and the Misses Eunice: Ludema |; Morgan, Helen Thornburgh, Agnes|:

The South Side Turners will hold | a masked bpll tomorrow night at 306 E. Prospect St. Marg’s Melody |;

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