Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1939 — Page 24

Patrons to’ Mark National Art Week | With Open Houses Over Week-End. ;

A’ series of open houses today and over the weeksend will be held by local artists and art patrons in ob'servance of American Art Week, Nov. 1-7. Mrs, Emma

angernebo has arranged the affairs. - The Misses Eldena and Sara Lauter will be at home informally om 4 to 6 p. m. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Warnock will have pen house tomorrow and Sunday, while Mrs.’ Arthur Woodward will hold open house from 2 to 6 p. m. Sunday. Mrs. Carrie Abbott Guio ywill Feceive and Miss Olive Downing will show paintings of Mrs.' Jo Otis Adams and a collection of her own work. Mrs. Wendell £Coler and a group of artists who work with her will exhibit oils, Spastels and water colors today in Mrs, Coler’s home.

- «Several Public Exhibits Arranged 8 Several exhibits have been arranged in public buildings in observ- . ‘ance of the event. Portraits of the Indiana Governors are on exhibit on the fourth floor of the State House. A collection of “Indiana paintings from 1826-1832 is on display in the State Library. ~ Early Indiana illustrations, some of which were loaned by the Art Institute, are on display at Central Library. Drawings and photo“graphs of early Indiana buildings are being shown in the Architects’ “and Builders Building. High schools are holding open house and are displaying work of ‘art classes. : L. 8. Ayres & Co. will display paintings loaned by the Art Institute and the Indiana Federation of Art Clubs is holding its ‘annual Handicraft Exhibit at Block's. Manchester College at North s:Manchester has had an exhibit of paintings all week that. will end domorrow. Paintings of Thomas Benton and work of Walt Disney 2 are on display in the Ft. Wayne Art Institute.

Magner Water Colors Shown = Miss Louise Elliott, president of the Logansport Art Association, ‘is showing the water colors of Helen Magner in her home and will “sponsor a showing of Charles Surendorf’s work in the Barnes Hotel “in Ft. Wayne. - 5 Wilbur D. Peat, director of John Herron Art Museum, has an‘nounced that the admission fee to the Museum has been waived during Art Week. Saturday and Sunday are free days at all times. Free admission is granted also to teachers and pupils of the Indian. ‘apolis public schools and members of the Art Association of Indianapolis.. 3 57 Join Art Association Mrs. Frederic H. Sterling, chairman of the membership comTittee of the Art Association, announced that 57 new members have joined during the summer and early fall. . They are: Annual members, Mesdames A. F. Austin, Frank L. Binford, J. M. Bloch, William A. Boeling; Charles Brown, Edwin M. Craft, Homey. L. Dollman, Lawrence H Earle, L. L. Goodman, Homer Hadley, A Hendricks, J. D. Hicks, Arthur Jordan Iles, Charles T. Kaelin, en V. Kahler, John K. Kingsbury, R. D. Lancaster, Philip C. Lewis, R. Ward Macey, Elijah B. Martindale, J D. McCarthy, H. A. Pinnell, Ernest Rohr, John K. Ruckelshaus, Georgia G. Schloeman, Elmer E. Scott, Lacey L. Shuler, C. W. Spalding, Leondrd 1. Swartz.<Clarence L. Taylor, Henry Zitslaff, C M. Hammond, ‘Myron McKee, Homer C. Lathrop, Hugh Carpenter, Philander C. Lewis, James Wason, Horace Shonle and T. A. Kimberlin Jr. and Messrs. Russell W. Ayres, Fritz Schaefer, Tom Joyce, Harry A. Mayer, ‘George H. Oilar, L. W. Rassow, Gerald I. Huey and George Hilgemeier Jr.; Col. Alvin M. Owsley, Dr. Raymond C. Beeler, Dr. Robert "M. Dearmin and Dr. Charles F. Thompson. New associate members are Mesdames Ethel M Rathert. Ida S. Baker and Oscar Bohlen; Misses Ethelwyn Miller, Cerene Ohr and Helen R. Osborne.

St. Vincent’s Guild Plans Three Events

St. Vincent’s Hospital Guild has scheduled its annual Founder’s Day party for Jan. 24. The organization’s seventh annual supper dance will be April 6. Olive Enslen Tinder will review “Mr. Emanuel” (Louis Golding) at the guild’s guest day meeting Monday at the hospital. Sisters of the hospital, nurses and friends have been invited to attend. ~~ The week-end will be a busy one for Miss Courtenay Whitaker. She will be married Friday to Nelson Ferebee Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Stamps Howard, Tarboro, N. C Miss Whitaker is a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joel Whitaker. Miss Mary Jane Hamerstadt will give a party tomorrow night for the couple and about 24 friends. The group will dance at the Indianapolis Athletic Club and will have supper there. Mr. and Mrs. Reily G. Adams will give a breakfast Sunday morning and Mrs. Priscilla Miner Tinker will entertain the wedding party at a buffet supper Sunday night.

Red Cross Precinct Leaders To Be Guests Today, Sunday

Red Cross section chairmen will give teas this afternoon and Sunday’

for precinct chairmen and assistants in two sections of the residential district. A party last night and a tea yesterday afternoon were part of

{through the Southern states, will

Red Cross roll call activities.

Mrs. R.- E. Hueber, 3917 N. New Jersey St. chairman of the 20th

section in the residential division for the 1940 roll call, will entertain

this afternoon from 3-5 p. m. with a tea for her assistants. Guests Announced © Guests will include Mesdames Jack Berger, Paul Howey, Ross Halgren, Edmund Clerget, Paul McDaniels, V. C. Waltman, Walter Lewis, -H. A. Baker, Charles Foster, Eugene Manker, Thomas Horan, Robert Hussan and E. M. Curry, Judge Wilfred Bradshaw will be host at a tea at 3 p. m. Sunday t his home, 1125 W. 36th St., for precinct chairmen of the sixth gection of the residential division. ., Bradshaw .and Mrs. Thomas Rollison are section co-chairmen. Chairmen includes Mesdames Maude E. Messang, John Clarke, Joseph B. Kelly, Chester Shackelford, Theodore Draper, Ethel Crawford, Cora Perry, Leela Dickins, Arthur Wesson, Rollison, Jessie Jett, George A. McCutcheon and John Aippersbach. Mrs. Weer Entertains

+ Mrs. David Weer, fourth section president, entertained at tea yosterday at her home, 3024 N. Penn- * sylvania St.,, for her assistants. Guests were Mesdames John Miller, W. H. Mallon, J. E. Resor, Peter Wood, E. L. Beggs, Charles Holton, ~ George Brake, Kelse McClure, Nell Shellfiouse, George’ Yeazel a Walter Hutton. Precinct chairmen of the we section were guests at a party last night at the home of Mrs. John Donnelly, 2011 N. Pennsylvahia St. Miss Mabel Dunn, section: chairman, and Gus Meyer, Red fiel representative, were among t

Mrs. Butts Is ‘0. E.S. Hostess

A chili supper, a special ceremony and a covered dish luncheon are planned . for future meetings of lodge organizations. ‘Mrs. Clara Butts, 717 E. 52d St,

.! will be hostess to the GOLDEN

- RULE AUXILIARY, O. E. S, at a covered dish- luncheon and business ting Monday noon at her home. Pearl Weldon will be assistant.

“A public chili supper will be

JUNIOR ORDER OF UNITED | CAN MECHANICS. Avaline| j

embers -of BROOKSIDE CHAPR 481, O. E. S, will hold an jation ceremony at 8 p. m. esday in Brookside Masonic Tem-

E. 19ih and Gray Sts. Mrs.|

BO and William R. Riley ‘matron and patron.

Utes Will Hold Annual Dance

The annual Powwow dance will be held tomorrow night at Butler University under the auspices of the Utes Club, sophomore men’s honorary. Last minute entries were filed yesterday for the office of Big Chief Powwow which will be filled at the dance. Committees are Richard Griffith ‘and Robert Schernekau, tickets; Charles Butz and Philip Klotz, chaperons; Robert Jacobi, Richard Freuchtenicht, Chester Robinson and Lester Moreland, entertainment; Thomas Markin, Jack Bvard, James Neal and David Barnpublicity; Herbert Schwohy 5 Reed Shields and Max Armour, decorations, and Thomas Nickell, Quentin Covert and Williams Buckler, trophy.

Council of Women To Hear Ale Nov. 16

John Ale, manager of the Veterans’ Hospital here, will speak Nov. 16 at a meeting of the May Wright Sewall Council of Women at the Spink Arms Hotel. Patriotic groups affiliated with the council are in charge of the program. Mrs. Nellie Cary heads the program committee. Mrs.’ R. Earl Peers) Ft. Wayne, is council presien -

Here Monday

Miss Winnifred Wygal, religious

resources secretary for the na-

tional Y. W. C. A, board, will arrive here Monday for a week of meetings and conferences with Jocal Y. W. C, A branches.

{the May E. Robinson Art Scholar-

.|in marriage. Shé has chosen white | |taffeta for her wed {full skirt, slight bustle and a square “|orange blossoms.” She |

{to that of the: bride. | Cook, the bride's sister, will be in

{will be of Johanna ‘Hill roses and

new Coliseum. Thomas L. Neal (

Art Federation

A. Reid Winsey, head of the fine arts department at DePauw University, was elected president of

the Indiana Federation of Art Clubs today at the 15th annual convention at John Herron Art Museum. Mrs. C. O. Lee of Lafayette was elected’ second vice president. A corresponding secretary will be appointed later by the president. New directors named were Miss Catherine Martin of Crawfordsville; Mrs. Myron J. Busby, Terre Haute, and Mrs. David M. Klausmeyer, Indianapolis. Mrs. John T. Wheeler will present a resolution this afternoon at a session at Block’s auditorium asking all clubs, agencies, businesses, etc., to co-operate “in a dynamic demonstration of art during national art week” in future years.

Lucia Mysch to Speak

Miss Lucia Mysch, who recently conducted a group of students from/|s Ball State Teachers’ College lecture this afternoon on “Field She will exhibit examples of Southern handicraft in connection with her lecture. Mrs. Hal Purdy of Carmel discussed “Illuminated. Manscripts” this morning; Wilbur D. Peat, director of the museum, conducted a tour of the museum before: the opening business session. Reports on co-operation from Indiana University were presented by Mrs. Robert E. Burke. Mrs. Joseph W. Walker of Greenfield talked on!

ship Fund. Mrs. Bert C. McCammon, president, presided, assisted by Mrs. Leonidas F. Smith, former president and counselor.

Honor New Officers

A tea honoring newly elected officers was to be served from 3 until 5 o’clock this afternoon. Mrs. Howard Williams was chairman of hostesses for the tea. Tours of the third annual ' handicraft exhibit on display this week in Block’s ‘auditorium were to be conducted throughout the afternoon. The exhibit is sponsored by the federation and features the work of Indiana craftsmen. Mollie R. Cawthra was to discuss “Metal Work” and- Mrs. Ralph Hodges of Paragon was to talk on “Spinning” at the exhibit today. “Weaving” will be discussed by Dorothy Ray at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the exhibit.

Martha Cook : Weds Tonight

Miss Martha Louise Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cook, will be married tonight to Charles S. Rennard, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Rennard. The v. U. 8. Clutton will officiate at the service to be read at 7:30 p..m. at the Tuxedo! Park Baptist Church. Mrs. Ralph Cradick, organist, and Miss Ruth Cradick, vocalist, will play and sing bridal selections. Gown of White Taffeta’

Mr. Cook will give his daughter

.gown. It is fashioned with shirred bodice,

neckline. Her fingertip veil of illusion will fall from a: + Jal <of

a shower bouquet of ha a roses and button chrysanthemums. The gowns of the bride’s two attendants will be fashioned similar Mabel

violet taffeta. Mrs. J.-D. Huesing will wear blue taffeta. ITHeir bou< quets will be of rose colored pompons and the same flowers will be worn in their hair.

Corsage of. Roses : Mrs. Cook has chosen a gown of royal blue ‘velvet with black accessories for the service. Her corsage

button chrysanthemums. Mrs. Rennard will wear a black :velvet ensemble and a corsage of pink rosebuds and button c " Harrison Martin will be best man and James Graham and ( . B. Huesing will be ushers. - | wil reception at the will follow the service.

Names Winsey ;

This trio is busy these days supervising the selling of the remaining boxes for the opening ice hockey game riext Friday night in the

right) heads the ice hockey com-

mittee of the Civic Theater, sponsor of box seat sale.

L ce Hockey y peer Zimmers to Fe ete

| Fiance With ‘Dinner Tonight; Eleanor Sweeney to Be Wed

Marriage of Helen Leich

to Gregory Kennerk: Is

Postponed Due to I®aess of Bride-to:Be;. : Virginia Morris Shower Guest.

Several bridal parties have been chosen by young women who will be married this month and rounds of showers and parties have been planned. Another engagement has been announced and a bridal dinner will be given: tonight. : Mr. and Mrs. Karl Zimmer will be hosts tonight at a bridal dinner in the Columbia Club in honor of their daughter,

Mary, and her fiance, John Maynard Cusack, son of Mrs. Walter J. Cusack, 3750 Guil-

ford Ave. The couple will he

married at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Zimmer home, 4270 N. Kessler Blvd. Guests at the dinner, which will precede a wedding rehearsal, will include the bridal couple, Mr. and

Welling Photo. ‘Mrs. William

Macgregor Morris (center) and Mrs. William ‘Henley. Mooney are his assistants.

Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae Meet: Rho Delta to Discuss Dance; Slumber Party Is Arranged

Several dinner parties, a founders’ day anniversary and a slumber

party are included in activities of local sororities for today, tomorrow and Monday. The INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE CHAPTER OF ALPHA XI DELTA will hold a dinner meeting at 6:30 o'clock this evening in the Maple House. Miss Mary Armington will be hostess, agsisted by the program

Study in Southern Art and Life”|:

chairman, Mrs. H. C. Allisbaugh. Games and contests will provide en= tertainment.

BETA CHAPTER, RHO DELTA SORORITY, will meet at 7 p. m. Monday in the Y. W. C. A. Plans will be discussed for a dance to be held Nov. 24 in the Lake Shore Country Club,

Miss Mafy Riley will entertain tomorrow night in her home with a slumber party for members of ALPHA BETA PHI SORORITY. Guests will include the Misses Patricia Kervan, Mary F. Wirth, Ann Flynn, Ruth Galm, Florence Casserly, Kay Stalpekemper, - Catheriné Quinn, Catherine Walpole, justine. Kelly and Mrs. Maurice Harvey...

| The GAMMA NU SORORITY of the Woman’s Benefit Association will have a formal banquet at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Severin Hotel. Dorothy R. Prince will have charge of a program following dinner. A chapter ceremonial will conclude the program,

GAMMA DELTA CHAPTER, KAPPA DELTA PHI, will celebrate Founders’ Day with a 7 o'clock dinner tonight in the Canary Cottage. Mesdames Gaylord N. Lutz, Robert C. Reid and Harry Blust have charge of arrangements.

JOTA TAU TAU, legal sorority, will give a tea from 3-5 p. m. Sunday in Parlor T of the Claypool Hotel. Mrs. Mary Garrett is chairman, with Miss Madeline Alig, cochairman.

Churchwomen List Lectures

Two lectures and a card party are planned for next week by church organizations. Mrs. Charles A. Covert of Green-

wood will speak at 8 p. m. Sunday at the snnual “praise meeting” of the WESTMINSTER PRESBYTE-

church. Her topic will be “Two Weeks on the King's Highway in Kentucky.” The lecture will be illustrated with colored pictures.

Mrs. R.-R. Mitchell, past president of the Indiana Federation of Church Women, will speak at the meeting of the WOMAN'S ASSOCIATION OF THE MERIDIAN HEIGHTS PRESBYTERAN CHURCH Thursday afternoon at the church. Her subject will be “Who Holds the Key.” Members will sew for the Red Cross and the Tucson Indian Training School at Escuela, Ariz. during the morning meeting, opening at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Curtis Graham will lead devotions at 1:30 p. m.

The CHI RHO BETA SOCIAL CLUB of Christ the King Catholic Church will entertain at a card party at 8 p. ‘'m. Tuesday at the Riviera Club. Mrs. R. N. Bosson is general chairman. Members of assisting committees are Messrs, and Mesdames C. J. Rapp, Joseph Spaulding and Fran-

»|cis Ohleyer, tickets; Mr. and Mrs.

Al Harpring and Mr. and Mrs. Francis: O’Brien, arrangements; Mrs. Jean Randall and Mrs. O. H. Muenster, prizes, and Messrs. and Mesdames Paul Krier, Ed Kinney and George Mason, candy.

quilt Will ‘be given: away. Mrs. Charles Austermiller 1s president,

Club at Greencastle Schedules Guest Day

Times Special

guest day meeting here Nov, 16. Mrs. Lee to direet the club’s the Roadside Council.

pation in

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ding trip the couple will be uncie, . wilt

guests recently of Mrs, "Adams in Rockville,

Lidimae Duke

Weds Tonight

Miss Lidimae Duke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Bert Duke, 1639 Spruce St., and the Rev. Frank H. Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Green, will exchange nuptial vows at 8:30 o'clobk this evening in the Garfield Park Baptist Church, : The Rev, Louis Crafton will officiate at the single ring ceremony in a setting of lighted cathedral tapers and palms. Miss Deloris Brizendine,

organist, will play “Just a’ Wearyin’ for You,” “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life” and “Indian Love Call.” Miss Norma and Miss Wilma Bell. will sing “O, ‘Promise Me” and ‘Because.” The bride, who will enter alone,

Exchange Vows At 7:30 Today

Miss Helen Carmichael, daughter of Mrs. Mildred Carmichael, 3010 Central Ave. and Roy Edward Louis, son of Mrs. Bertha Louis, 329 N. Ritter Ave., will be married at 7:30 p. m. today at the Broadway Methodist Church. The Rev. Richard M. Millard will officiate at the single ring service before a background of palms, ferns, chrysanthemums in fall shades and candelabra. Mrs. Jehn English, organist, will play.

Given by Brother.

Chester Carmichael, the bride's brother, will give her in marriage. She will wear a gown of white satin: and lace made with a full skirt, {short train, long puffed sleeves with linsets of lace at the shoulders and a yoke of seed pearls at the neckline. Her short tulle veil will fail from a crown of tulle and she will carry white roses with a center of pink lilies. Her sister, Miss Juanita Carmichael, will be maid of honor. She will be gowned in gold faille taffeta made with a bouffant skirt, a short jacket with a pleated flare around the bottom, buttons down the front and short puffed sleeves. She will carry Talisman roses with the same flowers in her hair.

Bratton. Is Best Man

RIAN WOMEN'S SOCIETY at the

+ The parish historical friendship =

GREENCASTLE, - Ind., Nov.: 3—| The 20th Century Club ‘will. hold a | :

‘Reeves has. been named | embers were |

will wear a gown of. white satin| price Ruby McKay and Miss Ola made with a long-sleeved fitted | parmer will be Dr Miss jacket, high neck trimmed in net|y.gay will wear Nile green made and a full skirt. Her fingertip-ijjxe the maid of honor's and she length veil will fall from a coronet wij carry: rust-colored chrysanof seed pearls and she will carry an themums. Miss Farmer's dress will arm bouquet of white chrysanthe- pe 5 rust shade with a bouquet, of mums. Her only ornament will be gold chrysanthemums. a gold cross loaned to her by Miss|” Ropert Bratton will be best man Mary Cooper. and ushers will include Mae MeThe bride's sister, Miss Catherine pgniels and Harold Toner. FollowDuke, will be maid of honor. She|ing the ceremony, !a reception will will wear peacock blue faille taffeta he held at the bride’s home. The made with a full skirt and short-|couple will take a short trip and

sleeved jacket with a bustle back./will be at home at 1815 Central The dress is trimmed in Ameérican|Ave. The bride will wear a cosBeauty - with a bow of that shade|{tume suit of moss green as her at the neckline. She will carryitraveling outfit. American Beauty roses and will ; wear jeweled combs in her hair. . ‘. James Green, the bridegroom’s M Ph E ] brother, will be best. man and ush- u 1 : psi on ers will include Don Miller. and d Harold Thompson. An informal re- M M ception will be held in the church ects on ay following the wedding. The couple 1 . wii beat home after Noy Salon) Original works in music, art and Among out-of-town guests at the poetry by members of Mu Phi Epsiwedding will be Mr. and Mrs. Owen |lon will be featured at the NovemCoshy, = oomington; Josern Steiner ber meeting of the Indianapolis an rs. Butler Carter, both of L Crandall. The bride attended But- | nnae Chapter iy ns Men ler University and the bridegroom,|d8y- Mrs. F. H. Deder he Indiana Central College, wood Ave., will be hostess and @in- : “ ner will precede the program. Sorority to Meet Miss Ruth Beals and Mrs. Grace Miss Judy Ruth will be hostess Barrows Johnson will exhibit paintto members of Gamma. Delta Chi ings. Casts of hand impressions Monday at the home of Mrs, Mar-|will be displayed by Miss Jean Orgaret Hankins, loff. Miss Helen Louise Quig will read several of her own poems. Musical selections composed by Heads Gir ! Scouts the sorority members will be presented by Mrs. Asel Spellman Stitt, soprano; Miss Beals, contralto; Mrs. Jessamine Barkley Fitch, soprano, and Mrs. Johnson. Accompanists will be Mesdames James C. Goodlet, Lorenzo B. Jones, Berniece | Fee Mozingo and Miss Grace Hutchlings. The selections are the works of Miss Hutchings, Miss Quig and Mesdames Johnson, Mozingo and | domes. - Mrs. Nell Kemper McMurtrey and Mrs. John A, Sink are chairmen of the program, Mrs. Max H, Wall .is | president.

|| Reservations Made For Turners’ Dance

Several - parties have been arranged. for the Athenaeum Turners’ dinner-dance Saturday-night in the | Athenaeum. Doc Grayson'’s ‘Or= chestra will. play. . : | ‘Mr. and Mrs. Dale | take a pes !

Mrs. Alexander @orbett, Miss Ann Zimmer, maid of honor; Misses Helen Cusack, Judy Raymond and Jayne Sumner, bridesmaids; Robert Cusack, best man: Charles Abbett, Harry Disher and Robert- Burrell, ushers, ” ” 2 v Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sweeney, 640 N. Temple Ave., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Eleanor Virginia, to Jackson OC. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C, Moore, 528 Berkeley Road. The wedding will be Nov, 25 in the St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. 8 8 nN 2 The wedding of Miss Helen Leich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Armin C. Leich, 3955 College Ave., to Gregory T. Kennerk, Ft. Wayne, has been postponed indefinitely owning to the bride-to-be's illness. The

wedding was to have been Saturday. = » ”

Miss Rosamond Baker and Miss |c

Helen Eldridge entertained last night with a kitchen shower at Miss Eldridge’s home in honor of Miss Virginia Morris, whose marriage to Robert Crowe will be tomorrow, Guests were Mesdames Ernest | Hadley, Don Keppler, Russell Roberts, Herman Morgan, Edward | Grindstafr, Albert Jones, Marvin Stewart and Harvey White, Martinsville, and the Misses Helen Baker, Rosemary Byrkit, Ruth { Craddick, ,Mary Eleanor . Cook, Martha Cook, Eleanor Clancy, Dorothy Gutfleisch, Hazel Guio, Hallie Hunt, Margaret. Rohr, Dorothy Shepperd and Helen Wallick. The hostesses were assisted by ig mothers, Mrs. Earl R. Baker Mr. Arthur B. Frid €.’ and Mrs. . g Miss Grace Fairchild has selected Miss Mary Alice Kaylor as maid of honor for her wedding, Nov. 24, to Jack Courtney Shrader. Miss Fairchild is the daughter of Mrs. Frank T. Fairchild, 19 N. Arlington Ave. Miss Kaylor will entertain Nov. 14 with a shower for the bride- to-be at her home, 233 Downey Ave. Other prenuptial eveats planned include a personal shower Tuesday at the home of Miss Betty Weier, 415 E. 43d St. a linen shower Nov. 15 at Mrs. Kirkwood Yockey’'s home, 4401 College Ave., and a shower at the home of Miss Maxine Shrader on Nov. 17. Other hostesses will be Mrs. Frank H. Fairchild, the bride-to-be’s sister-in-law, and Mrs. Florence L. Graham. Dates for their parties have not been set. . ® 8% Miss Catherine Naughton will bg|on maid of honor at the wedd 23 of Miss Thelma Goley, daughter of C. L. Golay, 28 Hendricks Place, to Bernard Connolly, son of Mr, and Mrs, L. J. Connolly, 306 N.. Randolph St. William Ford will be best man. Miss Mary Murdoch will entertain next Thursday night with a miscellaneous shower at her home, 17 Randolph St. and Miss Naughto will give a personal shower, 2 8 #8 Miss Wilma Kennedy will ‘be her sister’s maid of honor at a wedding Nov. 23. Roy Leopard Hendricks is the bridegroomsto-be. Miss Dorothy Louise Kennedy, the bride-to-be, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E, Kennedy, 612 N. Hamilton Ave., and Mr, Hendricks is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. George Hendricks, 955 N. Linwood Ave. Merle Olin will be best man, ss 8 = Miss Mary Jean Pope, whose marriage to Paul R. Bruner will be Thanksgiving day, has chosen Miss Evelyn Bauer as maid of honor for her wedding. Other attendants will be Mrs. ‘Roy A. Pope Jr., matron of jhonor; Miss Ruth Ann Pope, the bride-to-be’s sister, junior bridesmaid, and Miss Louise Klinge, bridesmaid. Charles Bruner will be his brother’s best man and ushers will include Robert Amick, Luke Snyder, William Hume and Dick Boswell.

A round of pafiies has been

planned for Miss Pope. Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority will entertain next Thursday at the home of Miss Kathryn Busenbark, 324 -N. wafface St., and Mrs, James Pope will give a personal shower Nov. 13 at her home, 1234 N. Oxford St. The bride-to-be will be honor guest at a miscellaneous shower Nov. 16 at the home of Mrs. Roy A. Pope Jr., assisted by her mother, Mrs. Louis Jones, at 5033 E. New York St. Miss Miriam Blasengym, 3129 N. Illinois St., will entertain Nov. 17. Her assistants will be the Misses Emmy Lou Possom, Susan Edwards and Betty J. Tragesser. Mrs. Deacon Mills, Zionsville, and Mrs. Robert Stone entertained recently. Rd ” ” Another Thanksgiving marriage willbe that of Miss Maxine Aton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aton, and Bernard D. Hines, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Hines. The wedding will be Nov. 23 in the St. Philip Neri Catholic Church.

Marian Guild Marks Birth

The Marian. College Guild : will observe its first anniversary with public card parties at 2 p..m. and 8 p. m. Thursday at. the college on Cold Springs Road. pon

chairmen. Mrs. J. H. Lang is presi dent. Proceeds will .gdo to.a fund to build two campus tennis courts

.| next spring.

Special bus service has been are ranged for the parties. City busses

Monument Circle at 1 and 1; 30. p.m, and at 7:26 p.m.

Mrs. Bernard A. ny i chaire man of the door prize committes. On the committee are Mrs. Jame Mahan and Mrs. Fred Haunss, co chairmen, assisted by Mrs. Paul Kernel and Mrs. Lawrence Paetz. Assisting. Mrs. J. B. IC Chung, .arrangements chairman, 1 will be Mesdames Earle Williams, ‘Rose. Fritch and Lillian Koontz. Members of the ticket .committes are Mrs. W. I, Seal and Mrs; John Gallagher, co-chairmen; Mesdames eorge Spencer, Russell Ritchie, Robert W. Barber, Martin Walpole, Lillian Kreg,® Edward Shaughnessy, J. F. Moriarity, Arthur MeCarthy, Earl PFeltman; the Misses Helen

| O'Brien, Margaret Gallagher and

Betty Reidy.

Delt Mothers Meet Tuesday

A luncheon meeting, card patty and talks on Europe and the poor are scheduled foi mothers’ club meetings today and next week.

Miss Elinor Rhoton of the Travel ‘Bureau will speak on “The Migra=tory Poor” at a meeting of. the MOTHERS’ CLUB OF DELTA TAU DELTA°FRATERNITY Tues day afternoon at the Butler Univere sity chapter house. Mrs. R. R. Hardin is chairman of covered dish luncheon at which members will entertain their sons before the program,

Mrs. D. C. Talbott will have charge of a 1 o’clock luncheon Monday for the ALPHA CHI OMEGA MOTHERS CLUB at the Butler chapter house, 725° W, Hampton Drive. Luncheon assistants will include Mesdames Charles = Roller, John Hawekotte, Fred Burckes, A. W. Buschman and Karl Kayser. Mrs, Minnie B. Ling, chaperon, will talk “Conditions as I Found Them in . rhe This Summer.” Mrs. Link has conducted tours through Eure ope for ‘the past nine summers,"

Mrs. John R. Jones will head the. Mothers’ Club. of the 40TH STREET BRANCH OF THE INDIANAPOLIS FREE KINDERGARTEN SOCIETY -|for the ensuing year following her election at the recent opening meet« ing. Other officérs are Mrs. J. W, W. Spann, vice president: Mrs. Mure ray DeArmond, treasurer; Mrs. Gordon Bryan, recording secretary, and Mrs. Spencer Trudgen, corresponds ing secretary, So

The MOTHERS’ CLUB OF THE GARFIELD PARK KINDERGARTEN is sponsoring a card party this afternoon at the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. Mrs. Harry Hilgemeier and Mrs. Edward . Copeland are co-chairmen of arrangements, assisted by Mesdames Leo an William Hankins ‘and Leo Brand,

Will Entertain

The Friday Afternoon Reading Club will entertain friends at a guest meeting and musical program at 2 p. m. Friday at the D. A. R. Chapter House, 824 N. Pennsylvania St. Téa will follow the musicale. Appearing on the program will be Mrs, Lillian Snyder, contralto, ace companied by Mrs. Dorothy Hampe son, Miss Kathryn Henley, pianist; Miss Jeanette Robbins, harpist, and Miss Evelyn Stesson, reader, also are on the program, Mesdames J. L. Jackson, G. F. Gross. and F, M, Montgomery are in charge. ‘Mrs. A. F. Henley and Mrs, B. c. Wright will preside at the tea table. Club colors, pink and green, will be used in decorations. \

Y. A. M. Plans Dinners

Members of the Y. A. M. Club of ronan a progressive er y to announce their new ° Guests at the dinner with members

will be Jack Lynch, Harold |Robert, Pettijohn, Maxey Wall, ‘neth Orr and James Kalleen. =

Open House

‘We invite you to our: pening,

Sunday, Nov. 5th. autiful Flowers

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ite 40 National Road 3 mi.

limits.

Mrs, Henry J. Foltz sid; Mrs, : Thomas J. Owens are general co- |

marked “Marian College” will leave

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