Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1939 — Page 25
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Shower Scheduled T oday or Florence Jane Butterworth; Marydell Rous Will Be Guest
Showers and parties continue unabated for the brides-to-be. : | Miss Florence Jane Butterworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Butterworth, Sheridan, whose marriage to Earl T, Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Clark, will be Sunday, "| Nov. 26, will be ponor guest: this evening at a linen shower
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Brides of Recent and Approaching Nuptials
Tails and Ermine Appear Tomorrow When Symphony’s Season Begins
‘White ties, tails and ermine wraps will be much in idence tomorrow night when Indianapolis turns out 1900 strong to help the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra inaugurate another of its seasons, the third under the
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~ en and the Seventh District Federa- « tion of Clubs are invited to attend.
~ = Alpha. 6:30 p. m. today. Miss
baton of Fabien Sevitzky. Of course, the formal dress
planning on going in gala attire. ; * . Several box parties’ and dinners have been planned. Dr. and Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes will entertain at dinner before the concert. Their guests will include Mr. and Mrs. Fisk Landers, Dr. Irvine Page and his. guest, Dr. Lee Farr of New York, Mrs. Holliday Black and .
the Clowes’ son, Allen W. Clowes. * In another box will be Louis Schwitzer and his guests, Mr. and
Josephine Madden and Louis H. Schwitzer Jr. |
Theodore B. Griffiths to Entertain i Mr, and Mrs. Theodore B. Griffith Jr. will have Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smitheram,. Mr. and Mrs. E. Francis Bowditch and Miss lilda Stewart in their box. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. William H, Ball f Muncie will be Dr. and Mrs. Severin Eisenberger of Cincinnati; [iss Lucina Ball, Mrs, C. L. Medsker of Muncie and Ib Melchior of ew York. President D, S, Robinson of Butler University and Mrs. fobinson will be ‘in a: box with President Emeritus and Mrs. James ..Putnam, Dean and Mrs. Gino E. Ratti and Mrs. Virginia Graves
. B. Ball, Muncie, Mr. and Mrs, Richard Fairbanks Sr, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Yuncker of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Macy O. Teetor énd Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Teetor of New Castle. :
useum Guild Party to Furnish Activities Room
= Ring toss, darts, knock over the bottle and various other games will provide no end of merriment tonight at the Whirligig party of the Children’s Museum Guild at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Proceeds will go toward furnishing an activities room at the museum. $ Several additional partes were announced today for the event. Mrs. Henry Steeg will have an informal party at her home before on to the club for Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gable and Mr. and Mrs. ; 11 Campbell, Mrs. Rosabelle Murrary, Miss Jane McGinnis, Mary Bostwick, Percy Gray, Providence, R. 1., and Lowell Stormont. : A party before the event at the home of the Walton Wheelers will include Messrs. and Mesdames John Mason Moore, E. 1. Larsen, John Rush, Donald Morris, James Westerman Ray, Joseph L. Hanna, Paul Cullom, Richard T. Hill and George Hoster. Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Hiser will be co-hosts. Mrs. John Kinghan and Mrs. Donald H. Carter are cochairmen of this year’s party.
Workshop ta Take Over Playhouse Sunday
The Civic Theater Workshop will take over the theater playhouse Sunday night for presentation of the season's first series of plays produced by the Workshop members. David Milligan, chairman, is leading the activities which include the play series and study groups. Mes Walter Houppert has charge of ticket sales for the entertainment. Kenneth Lemons is director of “Goodnight Please,” by James Daggett, and has been assisted by Mrs. Richard Bunch, assistant . director, and Robert McVay, stage manager. The cast includes Lois Gerdts, Lois Keeney, Margaret Kinnear, Walter Houppert, Earl Davis, Dord Kaufman and William Ratcliffe.
Frederic Winters Directs “Gallant Lady’
5: “Gallant Lady,” by Flerence and Colin Clements, is being directed By Frederic Winters, assisted by Dorothy Eggert, stage manager. The €ast includes Diane Trago, Dorothy Spahr, Leander King and William Drake, ¢ The, same writers authored “Sugar and Spice,” directed by Harold H. A. Arnholter. His cast includes Agatha Kemper, Hugh Miller, Priscilla Pierson, Mrs. Victor Griffin, James Goble and Jewel Price. Miss Mary Margaret Tutewiler supervised collection of props for all three plays. ; : Workshop members also have plays in rehearsal as part of their activities in the study groups, organized by Mrs. Ronald S. Skyrme. Playwriting is being studied by a group on Monday nights under the supervision of Mrs. Edward Steinmetz Jr.
Three to Attend Mount Holyoke Meeting
- Mesdames Archer C. Sinclair, Thor G. Wesenberg and T. Baxter Rogers and Miss Helen Thornton will represent Indianapolis at the regional conference of Mount Holyoke alumnae tomorrow in Chicago. Meetings will be held at the Lake Shore Athletic Club. Mrs. Sinclair is a member of the conference committee in charge of the arrangements for the meeting. Alumnae from 14 middle west states will attend. President Roswell Gray Ham of Mount Holyoke at South Hadley, Mass., and President Mary Ashby Cheek of Rockford College, Rockford, Ill, an alumna, will be speakers.
Junior League Mourns Mrs. Riley
The Indianapolis Junior League, through its president, Mrs. Booth T. Jameson, today issued a statement on the death Wednes= day ‘of Mrs. James W. Riley. The announcement said in part: “The Junior League of Indianapolis feels deeply the loss of Mrs. Riley, who contributed so selflessly to her community and many en 8.” ed : . Mrs. Riley was professional director of the Junior League Trading Post. for 10 years until the shop became the Next-to-New Shop about two years ago. Proceeds from shop sales go to the Occupational Therapy Department at the James Whitcomb Riley Hgspital for Children. “Due to Mrs. Riley's efficient work,” the statement said, “the supporting funds for the department have been increased.” 2
Auxiliary to Detention Home ‘Will Hear Ryan on Marijuana
Gene Ryan, an inspector for the State Board of Health, will address members of the Auxiliary to the Juvenile Dentention Home at 2 p. m. Monday at the Home. He will speak on “Eradication of Marijuana.” Mrs. C. J. Finch will review a brief history of marijuana before Mr. Ryan’s talk. A round-table discussion will follow under the direction of Dr. Ada Schweitzer. Mesdames William L. Hodgson, Felix T. McWhirter,
‘E. H. Niles, Clayton H. Ridge, M. E. | Alumnae Club
Robbins, E. C. Rumpler and William To Aid College
1. Sharp will assist in the discusThe Western Céllege Alumnae
sion. Ey Members of the Council of Wom- { Club is planning a series of bridge parties to aid the Western College
advancement program. Every mem-
‘ber will assist with at least one party. Mrs. Wilbur Appel, 5802 Washington Blvd. club president, will be hostess tonight. Mrs. Ray Fatout, 3422 Winthrop, entertained recently with a bridge tea and is planning a western evening party, the date of which has not been set. Mrs. P. W. Wessler, 4537 College Ave. will be hostess on Thursday |night, and Mrs. L. H. Earle, 170 E. T1st St., will entertain Dec. 1.
.' A Thanksgiving shower of candy or the children by Tri Psi, -Delta Delta Delta mothers’ club, will be ‘eld. = A meeting of auxiliary board members at 1 o'clock will precede the membership meeting and pro-
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EVENTS
SORORITIES Chapter, Epsilon Sigma
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Alpha. Mary Howard, hostess. Pledge ! services for Miss -Christine Chap- + man and Miss Mabel Pleugh. Gamma Delta Chi. Mon. eve. Mrs. 5 Margaret Hankins, 5406 Burgess £ Ave., hostess. Miss Florence Thibo, *_ assistant.
' CLUBS.
1. F. PF. of Shortridge High School. today. Miss Alice Jane
. I. S. of Shortridge. | noon. Miss Gean Klinger, hostess. * Rush tea. 4 P. 5:30 p. m. Sat. ‘Miss Mar'\.garet Garrett, 3350 Central Ave,
i*hostess. . Chili supper. Ss LODGES Worthy Matrons Club, O. E. Carri
“day. Ft. Priendly. Mrs. Irene ¥ ) pton, president. : : ot CARD PARTY ; sh Grove 276, American Legion.
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Officers of the Ripley County So“Club will be elected following a inner at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow in ithe Foodcraft Shop. A card party| details are (left : held later, : ‘hart and Ralph.Soots.
The Parent-Teacher Association of Crooked Creek S. 1 soring its annual Mil festival this evening at the school. “Assisting with’ to right) the Mesdames’ Earl Hoppes, Frank W.
Ellen Warren To Be Honored
Mrs. Ellen Louise Warren “of Washington will be entertained by the Marion County Salon 126, Eight and Forty, at a luncheon Sunday noon at the Antlers Hotel. Mrs. Warren, le chapeau national of the organization, will speak tomorrow at the national executive board meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Victor M. Salb, le petit chapeau of the local chapter, will be toastmistress. Other guests are to include Mrs. Pauline V. Rairdon, la secretaire-caissiere nationale; Mrs. Edward Bonham, Elwood, and Mrs. Herbert Weber, Aurora,,le chapeau departemental. ’ Mrs. James C. Ahern is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Mesdames Lester F. Moorman, Kurt G. Francke, Jack Meyers and Eva VanMeter,
Sarah L. Smith Marries Today
Miss Sarah Louise Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter' B. Smith, 4154 N. Sherman Drive, and Thomas J. Beasley Jr. will exchange nuptial vows at 5:30 o'clock
_| this afternoon in the Propylacum.
Dr. Logan Hall will officiate at the double ring service in a setting of ‘bronze and gold -chrysanthemums and lighted tapers. Mrs. George Dailey and Mrs. Allen Shimer will play bridal music on the harp and violin. Mr. Smith will give his daughter in marriage. Her gown is of ivory faille taffeta patterned after zn 1890 wedding gown with a high neckline, short fitted jacket, long sleeves and a full skirt sweeping into a long train. Her waist-length veil of Alencon lace will be caught into a coronet effect of feathers and she will carry a floral fan of gardenias. Miss Suszann Smith, her sister, will be maid of honor. Her gown, made like the bride’s, is of deep green faille taffeta. She will carry a fan of chrysanthemums in fall shades and will wear a green and gold feather bird in her hair. Miss Virginia Austin, Omaha, Web., will be a bridesmaid. Her gown, made like the other attendants, is of gold faille. Miss Marjorie Raiser and Mrs. Ben Weaver, Ann Arbor, ‘Mich., both bridesmaids, will wear gold and green. Paul Ruprecht Jr. will be ring bearer. Ben Callendar will act as best man and ushers will include Ken-
ineth King, James B. Smith and
Ben Weaver, Ann Arbor. A reception will be held immediately after the ceremony and the couple will leave -on a motor trip north. They will be at home at 816 E. Berkeley Terrace. The bride will travel in a brown ensemble with matching accessories and a corsage of green orchids. She attended Rockford College at Rockford, Ill, and DePauw University, while Mr. Beasiey attended the University of Louisville.
P.-T.A. Holds Festival Tonight
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1. Miss Elizabeth Sinnott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sin-
nott of Washigton, has selected Nov. 23 as the date for her marriage
to Fred Hofmeister Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hofmeister.
.wedding will be at St. Simon’s Photo.)
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2. Mrs. William Kenneth Green was Miss Martha Evelyn Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Hill before her marriage Nov. 12. - 3, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A. Plowman announce the engagement of
heir daughter, Katharine, to Atc Hastings. (Plowman Photo.) 4. Mr. and Mrs. John Millar
hie I, Hastings, son of William J.
Smith announce the approaching
marriage of their daughter, Catherine, to Howard Richard Hough, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R: Hough of Chicago, at 4:30 o'clock the afternoon of Nov. 25.
The wedding
will be (Ayres Photo.) ‘
5. Miss Lidimae Duke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Duke,
became the bride of the Rev. Frank H. Green Nov. 3.
(Ayres. Photo.)
6. Another Thanksgiving Day marriage will be that of Miss Max-
ine Gill, daughter of Bert R. Gill,
to Fred W. Yeaman Jr.
Pi Omicron Will Dine Monday;
Alpha O. to Observe Founding; |
Theta Nu Chi
Chapter Honored
A formal dinner party, a discussion of founder's day plans and a business meeting are listed among sorority activities for the next few
days. dinner party at 7:30 p. m.
man of the party which will be held in the Severin Hotel. ~~. = = Mrs. Paul Striebeck is decorations chairman and Miss Elizabeth Ziegner will provide dinner music. Miss Leona Lingenfelter will have charge of the program. . Miss Betty Ann McManama will give the invocation. Three Thanksgiving talks will be given: “The First Thanksgiving,” Miss Mary Armstrong; “Thanksgiving Today,” Miss Katrina Haramy of Jerusalem, Palestine, and “Future Thanksgiving,” Miss Bertha Staub, national corresponding secretary of the sorority. Mrs. Frederic Bronson will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Frank Allen, Miss Tresella Murphy is in charge of making programs and Mrs. Truman Wise is general arrangements chairman. Guests will include Dr. and Mrs. John J. Haramy, Miss Ruth E. Castle, national Pi Omicron president; Miss Gertrude Theumler, Mr. and Mrs. Bjorn Winger and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Keenan,
The INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE OF ALPHA OMICRON PI SORORITY will meet Monday evening at the home of the Misses Rosemary and Eileen Rocap, 5427 Washington Blvd. to discuss plans for a Founders’ Day celebration Dee. 8. Mrs. T. Clarie Davis and the Misses Frances and Marian Messick ‘will be assistant hostesses. Mrs. H. J. Kreutzinger will be appointed by Miss Mildred Frazee, president, as chairman of Founders’ Day arrangements. She will be assisted by Mrs. Louis G. Bumen, Miss Ione Voss and Miss Barbara Spencer. Mrs. Winifred Kahman of the Riley Hospital will talk on “Hydro-
therapeutics” following the business |’
meeting.
Miss Martha Jane Foerderer and Miss Pauline Mann were installed as pledges of ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER, ALPHA ZETA BETA SORORITY in recent services at the home of Miss Virginia Neff, 48 N. Euclid St.
Members of BETA CHAPTER, THETA NU CHI, entertained members of Gamma Chapter with a buffet supper -and “bad taste” party last night at the home of Mrs. Robert Schneider, 901 N: Oxford St. Members of the committee in charge of arrangements included Mesdames Homer Shields, ‘Robert Peacock and Paul Porter.
MU CHAPTER, PHI CHI EPSI-
t |LON, will be entertained Monday
evening at R-K-O-Radio Pictures, N. Illinois St. Miss Mary ) and Mrs. Gay Peck will be hostesses for the evening. Ti ‘New officers of LAMBA ‘CHI DELTA SORORITY are Miss Christine Austin, president; Mrs. Charles Evans, vice president; Miss Agnes ‘Miss Sylvia Phillips, treasurer; Miss Elsie Cun-
ningham, ‘attorney general; Miss
: Sears, chaplain; Miss. Norma Cun-
» I , and Miss Betty Stenzel, publicity chairman. ; Miss Elizabeth Johnson was chairman of ‘hostesses for the meet-
ings of DELTA OMICRON ‘CHAPTER OF DELTA DELTA DELTA
SORORITY last night in the ‘Riley hostesses :
Hotel. Assistant Cw
Holwager, ; “Boyles En The Misses Clara
last night at their home, 1616 Mas-|and
Mrs. Edward Scott will be toastmistress at the Thanksgiving formal Monday of the six Indianapolis chapters of
PI OMICRON SORORITY. Mrs. J. Russeil Hamilton is general chair-
Wed Tonight in - ‘Rectory Rites
Miss. Rita Blanchard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Blanchard, 2022 N. Pennsylvania St., will become the bride of Henry G. Pfafflin, son of Mrs. Emma Pfafflin, at 7:30 o'clock this evening in the rectory of - SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. ‘ The Rev. Fr. Charles Ross will officiate. and Miss Jeanne Sanford, harpist, will play bridal selections. ‘The bride, who will enter alone, will wear a gown of white brocaded taffeta made with romance neckline, shirred bodice, full skirt and short puffed sleeves. She will
wear elbow length gloves and a circular fingertip veil of illusion. Her bridal bouquet will be of white roses. Miss Mary Burke, maid of honor, will wear a gown of periwinkle blue styled like the bride's with dubonnet
accessories and a velvet bow with|
streamers in her hair. She will carry an arm bouquet of Briarcliff roses. G. E. Isley will be best man. Following the ceremony, a reception will be held 2t the home of the bride’s parents and the couple will leave on a motor trip ‘to Florida. They will be at home after Dec. 3 at 2293 Broadway. The bride will travel in a two-piece gown of Mediterranean blue velveteen with Robin Hood red accessories and a beige topcoat. Mrs. Blanchard has chosen for the wedding a strect-length dress of dusty rose with black accessories and a shoulder corsage of pale pink roses. Mrs. Pfafflin will wear raisin crepe with black accessories”and a corsage of yellow roses. :
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Hospital Guild To Entertain
A tea, a benefit lecture and regular monthly meetings are included on today and tomorrow’s programs for the Methodist Hospital While Cross Guild, The Perry Township Guild was to entertain at a tea this: afternoon in ‘the Southport Baptist Church. Guests ‘were to include members of the eight churches in the township and .the Southport chapler of the Eastern Star. : :
Special Guests Named.
. Mrs. John W. Noble, president of the general guild, and Mrs. John G. Benson, field secrstary, were io be special guests. In the receiving line will be Mrs. Herman Culbertson, Perry Township Guild president;’ Mrs. Albert McCauley, first vice-president; Mrs. Roy Thomas, secretary; Miss Ida Reinhardt, treasurer; Mrs. Shelby J. Finch, social service chairman, and Mrs.
1 Chatrles- Shulhafer, work chairman.
The chapter, first to be organized = outside of Indianapolis in Marion County, will be in charge of Christmas favors for patients’ trays at the hospital. Mrs. Shulhafer is chairman, assisted by Mesdames Ralph Miller, Elliott Ireland and Marshall Eaton,
Mrs.. Brown to Lecture
The North Methodist Church unit- of the Guild will present Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown in a lecture at 8 o’clock- this evening at the church. Mrs. Brown will talk on “Under Tropic Skies in Indo-China.”
Proceeds are to be used to help maternity patients meet expenses and to outfit babies. Ushers announced by Mrs. Herbert E. Hayes are Mesdames Edward Thatcher, A. E. Hayes, Robert Harwick "and Daniel Munn. Members: of the Riverside Park and Unity Chapters held monthly meetings today in the nurses’ home work rooms. . Members of the Wal lace Street . Presbyterian Church Girls’ Guild will meet tomorrow in the rooms.
Long-Weiland Rite To Be Read Tonight
Miss Mildred Joan = Weiland, daughter of Mrs. Bertha Weiland, 142 E. Ohio St., and Wayne V. Long, son of Mrs. Violet Smith, 1602 Broadway, will be married at 7 o'clock this evening in the Westminster Presbyterian Church.: The Rev. H. T. Graham will officiate. The bride will wear a streetlength dress of peacock blue with black accessories and a shoulder corsage of orchids. Her attendant, Miss Mary Helen Haerle, will wear laurel with black accessories and a yellow rose corsage, Isaac Goldfarb will be best man. - The couple will be at home at
1602 Broadway.
Alpha Chi Mothers to Mark *
Anniversary With Tea Monday
Members of the Alpha Chi Omega Mother's Club will hold their 'an-
niversary tea from 3 to Hampton Drive.
5 p. m. Monday in the chapter house, 725 W.
~~ Officers in the receiving line will include Mrs. Carl V. Howe, presi;
dent; Mrs. R. F. Benham, vice president: Mrs. C. P. Schulz,
secretary; Mrs. C. W. Gilkison, treasurer; Mrs. A. R. Chapman, corre-
sponding secretary, and Mrs. Minnie. B. Link, house mother, Mesdames John Patton, William Richter, Harold Irelan and Robert St. Pierre will preside at the tea table. Mrs. Charles Roller is general chairman and Mrs. L, C. Heustis will have charge of the dining room where mothers of pledges will act as hostesses. Mrs. W. P. Morton, social : nan, will head the decorations ‘Jane Howe, pianist,” and . Betty Burckes, vocalist, will provide music. Honor guests will include Mrs. Ralph Clark and Mrs. Scoby Cunningham, Alpha Chi.Omega found‘ers; Mrs. D. 8. Robinson, wife of the Butler president; Mrs. Virginia G. Brunson, dean of women; Mrs. B..C. Getchell, wife of the faculty sponsor, and Mesdames K. E. Lancet, E. C. Horst and D. F. Carter, alumnae ad Sir : Other
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Castleton Juniors . In Play at School
Castleton High School - juniors will ‘ present: their class play at 8 p.m. today in the school auditorium. The play is “Aunt Susie Shoots the works.” a Cast members include the Misses Marjorie Benham, Betty Pate, Mary Elder, Susie: Brunson, Ruth King and ‘Messrs. Donald Bradley, Donald’ Busey, ‘William Whitesell and James Julian. welt
2 Shortridge Clubs
To Sponsor Dance The V8 and Squire Clubs of issuéd
at the home of Mrs. Harold Worth, 4847 Hinesley Ave.
|Mrs. Herman McComb is co-
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hostess. : Guests with the bride-to-be and her mother will include Mesdames Harvey Clark, R. C. Butterworth,
IT. L. Clark, Ed Remmetter, Lew
Blackledge, Robert Bowman, Earl Haupt, C. O. Rhodes, Kathryn Sterrett, F. W. Dills and J. A. Worth, Detroit; the Misses Charlotte Butterworth, Charlene Coffing, Billie Bailey, Mae Bailey, Ruth King, Velma Bartlett, Delores Mohler, Rosemary Moore and Mary Louise Weintraut. ® 8 =
- Several parties have been planned for Miss Marydell Rous, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, H. L. Rous, 328 E. 47th St., whose marriage to Benton Smith Lowe, son of Mrs. T. E. Lowe, Greenfield, will be Thanksgiving Day. Miss Martha Reynolds will entertain this evening at a personal shower. She will be feted Tuesday. evening in the Canary Cottage with a silver
shower. Hostesses will be the Misses Mary Black, Dorothy Wilson, Margaret Fuller and Ruby Small. Mrs. James Stewart and Mrs, J. William Berry were hostesses last night at a crystal shower in Miss Rous’ honor, : 2 8 =
Miss Cecelia Kupferschmidt will be honored this evening at a linen shower and bridge party at the Zeta Tau Alpha House on the Butler campus. Miss Margaret Schoen will be hostess. Miss Kupferschmidt will become the bride of Joseph Litel Thanksgiving morning in St. Anthony Catholic Church. Guests * will include the Misses Margaret Trager, Jean Berning, Neoral = Flack, Mary McCracken, Martha Ann = Goodlet, Marian Stevens, Lyla Mae Fullen, Frances Luichinger, Mildred Haag, Margery Scarborough, Betty Smith, Mary Jane Hoeper, Ethel Merrick, Bernice Livingstone, Anna VanDorn, Elnora Hartman, Mary Sue Spillman, Mary Frances Paul, Ruth Ann Lett, Rosemary Ford, Louise Berndt, Naomi Haworth, Rhoda Sucker and Mesdames Andrew Pagach, Allan Sutton, Robert Sullivan, Carl Meredith, James Hopwood, Jack Graves, Robert DeVault, Orlando Dunn, William McClennon and Eugene Bibbins. Out-of-town guests will be Miss Ina Stanley, Iowa City, Ia., and Mrs. Glen Batchelder, Elkhart, os » »
Miss Eleanor Jones, whose marriage to Hamlin W. Welling will be Thanksgiving afternoon at the home of her aunt and uncle, Dr. and Mrs. C. Fred Inlow, Shelbyville, will be entertained this evening at a spinster dinner at the home of Mrs. Orville T. Fox, 3217 Sutherland Ave, 2 5 ”
Mrs. Albert Huck entertained recently with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Monica Eder, daughter of Mrs. Sophia Eder, Detroit, whose marriage to Elvin Gottemoller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gottemoller, 4610 E. Raymond §St., will be Thanksgiving Day. Miss Mary Magdalene Gottemoller, the bridegroom-to-be’s sister, will be maid of honor and Miss Joan Kraeszig will be junior bridesmaid. Stanley Eder, the bride-to-be’s brother, Detroit, will be best man, ” » 8
Viola Wenning and Mrs. Frank Krause entertained last night at dinner and a personal shower in honor of Miss Fairy Kendall. Miss Kendall, daughter of Mrs. Emma Cottingham, Noblesville, will be married June 26 to Gene Johnson at Lagoon Lodge, home of the bride-to-be’s mother. : : Guests included the Mesdames Cottingham, Jesse Johnson, Carl McCarty, Herman Knochenmus, Mable Voeltt, John Williams, Greta Gristo, Mayron G. Miller, Archer Noelske; the Misses Alyce O’Brien, Louise Warren, Avaline Key, Vernice Goss, Claudia Brown, Anna Hobbs, Nora Mattingly, Lois Fillebrown, Nina Phares, Helen Hittle, Bonnie Ingram and Julia Grissell.
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ville, was hostess vesterday evening at a kitchen shower for Miss Dorothy Keever, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Hiram Ellis Broadway, whose marriage to Harvey G.iCross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville’ Cross, Franklin, will be Wednesday. The party was held at the home of the hostess’ mother, Mrs. Schuyler C. Young, 6148 College Ave. Jd
Guests included the Misses
Mrs. Richard Shireman, Martins- ;
Keever, 6207|
Mary LaMar, Ila South, Joan Ernst, Sarah Wright, Mildred Peck, Margaret McKenzie, Lora Newby, Max ine Blake, Ruth Payne, Jean Denbo; Mesdames H. E. Keever, Orville Cross, Victor Griffin, Donald Betts, Walter Noblitt, Paul Scalf, Duane McManama, David Combs, Ralph Marsh, Arnold Ritchey, E. M. Denbo and Merril Weddle, Franklin. Mrs. Shireman will be matron of honor at the wedding and the Rev, David Shepherd - will act as best man. 8 8» Attendants have been chosen for the wedding of Miss Marydell Rous, daughter -of Mr. and Mrs. H. L, Rous, 328 E. 47th St, and Benton Smith Lowe, son of Mrs. T. E, Lowe, Greenfield.
will be read Thanksgiving aftere noon in the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church,
Mrs. Wilbur E. Smith will be her sister's matron of honor. Margaret Waldo will be bridesmaid and Jane Laverty, Frankfort, will be flower maid. R. C. Marsh, Dayton, O., will be best man and ushers will include Robert Steele, Richmond, and Wile bur Smith. The Rev. E. E. Kauffe man, Sheridan, will: officiate at the ceremony, » s =» Mrs. Leslie Duvall, 1028 Churchman Ave. was hostess last night at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Irene Ross, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James Ross, 2310 Prose pect St. Her marriage to Frederick W. Pothast, son of Mr. and Mrs, William C. Pothast, 826 Villa Ave, will be Nov. 30. More than 35 relae tives and neighbors were guests.
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Miss Eileen Foley entertained ree cently with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Eleanor Sweeney, whose marriage to Jackson Moore will be Nov. 25. The party was held at the hostess’ home, 516 Parker Ave, and guests, all members of Beta Chapter, Gamma Phi Alpha Sorority, included Mrs. Charles Bell, Mrs. Don Poinsette and the Misses. Colene Cook, Helen Filcer, Marie Kiefer, Lois Claus, Rosemary Line der, Helen Turner, Eleanor Karibo, Mary Jane Keating, Louise La Rue, Dorothy Donnelly and Mary Mare garet McCormick.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H, Bornhotst entertained at dinner yesterday evening for their daughter, Miss Rita Bornhorst, whose marriage to Law rence J. Feltman will be at 9 a. m, Saturday in the 8t. Philip Neri Catholic Church. Miss Ioma Bornhorst, the brides to-be’s sister, will be maid of honor, Mrs. C. M. Allen will act as bridesmaid and Mr. Allen will be best man, Arthur Feltman, brother of the bridegroom-to-be, will be an usher, as will Virgil Bornhorst, the bride-to-be’s brother,
O.E.S. Chapter To Give Party
Brightwood Chapter 399, O. E. 8, will sponsor a card party at 2 p. m, Tuesday in Ayres auditorium. Mrs, Edward V. Mitchell is general chaire man and Mrs. Helen Cunningham is worthy matron of the chapter. Party proceeds will be used to purchase a public address system,
Mrs. Ruby M. Roesener, chairman; Mesdames Nellie Rifle, Mildred Wolf, Grace Halliday and Hes Clark. Candy, Mrs. Nona Everett, | assisted by Mesdames Hazel Hill, Myrtle Purdy, Bertha Jones, Eva Steele, Jane Wheeler, Alice Dingle, Gladys Frye and Ursula Gaines, Afghan, Mrs. Helen Reddick, chairman; Mesdames Josephine George, Bernice Eckstein, Grace Alexander and Miss Vera Day. Hostesses, Mrs. Bessie Russell, chaire man; Mesdames Addie O'Mara, Mary McDaniel, Hetty Bell and Elizabeth Denny. Mrs. Grace Stanley will have charge of collecting tickets, assisted By Mrs. Mildred Freeman.
Club to Give Party
The Indianapolis Ward Belmont Alumnae Club will hold a dessert luncheon and bridge tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. at the home of Miss Flora Lieber, 3444 N. Pennsylvania,
‘Mrs. Stanley MacComber will assist
the hostess.
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