Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1940 — Page 4
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Liang Shen. ' Miss Helen Ruth Berry is chairman of the stunt members of the Butler University Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority were to present today at the sorority’s 17th Founder’s Day Luncheon in the Claypool Hotel.
il Miller Pn h Local Thetas Stephen Foster's “Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair” is to be : Hostesses on Founders’ Day
Voorhis Photo. Mrs. Maurice L. Hayes has won the 12th District American Legion Auxiliary membership award of page at the state convention to be held in August at Gary. Mrs. Hayes’ unit had the largest percentage of gain in membership over the 1940 quota among the district units.
Miss Sara E. Baird is among Indianapolis alumnae of Delta Delta Delta Sorority who were to - assist today at the annual State Day luncheon and dance to be held at the Columbia Club.. Scholarship awards were to be highlights of the luncheon. 2
EVENTS [TriDelts Hear Mrs. Miller
Fa-Lo-Sis, Sun. eve. Marott Hotel. On State Day
Mrs. James H. Lowry, president of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale, will preside at the Musicale Cornet Luncheon to be held preceeding the concert by Richard Bonelli March 8 in Ayres’ auditorium. This is the last of the Musicale concerts for the season. ;
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SOCIETY —
Wedding of Alfred Stokely,
DePauw Girls To Be Honored By Alpha Phis
played by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and sung by the audience at the Children’s Symphony Concert March 9 at the Murat. Miss Betty Carter (above), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carter, Evans Woollen III, Eldon Nyhart and Henry Russe and others will sing the number today at the Children’s Hour at Block’s auditorium. |
Formal ‘initiation services and theater party. Mrs. Fred Westfall to officiate. Ladies’ Auxiliary to Indianapolis Police Department. 2 p. m. Mon. Ayres’ auditorium.
Betsy Home Set for Today,
Miss Betsy Home, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Home, will become the bride of Alfred J. Stokely, Indianapolis, son of Mrs. James R. Stokely, Newport, Tenn., in a ceremony at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon in the Advent Episcopal Church. -
The Rev. George S. Southworth will officiate. The chancel will |
be decorated with plaques of woodwardia ferns, magnolia branches,
laurel and southern smilax interspersed with cathedral candelabra i
and standards of white stock, white carnations and tulips, Vases of white spring flowers will stand on the altar. : On each side of the chancel, marking the place for the bridal party, will be low circular screens of clipped smilax. Similar low screens will mark the aisleway for the bridal party at the rear of the. church. The stained-glass window arches will be outlined by arches of smilax. Around the walls of the church will be plaques of magnolia foliage woodwardia, southern smilax and laurel.
Bride to Wear Grandmother's Gown
Mrs. Russell Sanders, organist, will play a program of bridal music preceding and during the ceremony. The bride, who will enter with her father. will wear the wedding gown of her maternal grandmother. Mrs. Alfred M. Ogle.. The dress is fashioned: of . ivory brocaded satin made with a basque bodice, buttons down the front and three-quarter length sleeves covered with silk net. The skirt of the gown is made with a bustle back and she will wear a full length veil falling from a cap of rosepoint lace. Her bridal bouquet will be of blended white flowers with a center of lilies of the valley and white orchids encircled with hyacinth blooms, freesias, white pansies, white camellias and an ivory maline frill. She will use an ivory satin kneeling cushion used by Mrs. Elias Atkins, : : ‘Miss Marjorie Home will be her sister's maid of honor. Bridesmaids will be Miss Janie May Stokley, sister of the bridegroom, New=port, Tenn.; Mrs. Thurston Greene, New York; Miss Barbara Haines and Miss Mary Sheerin Kuhn, both of Indianapolis. Miss Home, the maid of honor, will wear pistachio green taffeta and the bridesmaids’ dresses will be of ivory green taffeta. All the gowns are styled alike with basque waists, full skirts and V necklines. The necklines are outlined with deep ivy velvet petals and extend in a double row down the front of the gowns and divide to encircle the basque waistline and-hipline of the skirts. All will wear silk jersey
caps and halo mesh veils with top knots of hyacinth fieurettes with
velvet cord ties. They will carry bouquets of white hyacinth fleurettes accented with shaded green foliage and tied with matching velvet ribbons. ‘ . ;
Reception Will Follow Ceremony
James R. Stokely, Newport, a brother of the bridegroom, will be best man. Ushers will be Ben D. Stokely, Newport, another brother of the bridegroom; George Everett Home Jr, Evanston, Ill, the bride’s brother: Thaddeus Brown Jr., Washington, and Donald McSween, Newport. : Following the ceremony, a reception will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Sheerin. - A receiving line in the living room will be formed by vases of spring flowers. The wedding cake will be arranged on a plateau of lilies of the valley and smilax on an antique moire cloth with low formal bowl arrangements of lilies of the valley, carnation petals and farleynse. The couple will leave on a trip to Cuba and will be at home after April 1 at 3040 Cold Spring Road. The bride will travel in a costume suit of Sandringham blue tweed with brown hat and accessories and a corsage of orchids. : Among out-of-town guests at the wedding will be Mrs. Stokely,
the bridegroom’s mother; Mr. and Mrs. William B. Stokely, Miss
Edith Stokely, Miss Anna Fisher, all of Newport; Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stokely, Birmingham, Ala.; ‘Mr. and Mrs. George E. Home Jr. and Miss Virginia Lee, Evanston; Norman Michels, Chicago, and Miss Laura Sheerin who will come from the Connecticut College for Women in New London, Conn. The bride attended Chatham Hall, Chatham, Va. and is a graduate of the Philadelphia School of Occupational Therapy. She is a member of the Dramatic Club and the Indianapolis Junior League. Mr. Stokely was graduated from Baylor School, Chattanooga, Tenn. attended the University of Tennessee and was graduated from Princeton. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, scholastic honorary, and of Woodstock Ciub.
Alec Templeton Will Play Concert \
Alec Templeton will play a concert April 30 at the Murat Theater under auspices of the Auxiliary of the Indianapolis Orphans’ Home. Mrs. Charles S. Brignall will be general chairman of the project, Mrs. Arthur G. Loftin is auxiliary president. Other committee chairmen include Mrs. Dudley F. Taylor, tickets, assisted by Miss Frances Kearby, Mesdames William H. Krieg, Ben PF. Turner Jr., Norma Clive and Miss Mary Luten. Miss Helen Coffey will be in charge of boxes. Mrs. Marlow W. Manion, assisted by Miss Esther Jane Throckmorton, is publicity chairman. Mrs. Alfred D. Hurst is finance chairman and Mrs. Henry B. Steeg will be in charge of the program,
EJ » The Smith College Club of Indianapolis will hold a luncheon
meeting at 1 p. m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Jesse Fletcher,
4131 N. Meridian St. Mrs. Theodore B. Griffith will report on the alumnae council meeting held recently in Northampton, Mass. . Members of the committee in charge of luncheon arrangements are Mesdames Wilson Mothershead, Lawrence Moore. Gonard A. Felland, James Skinner, Charles F. Meyer Jr., Hugh Patton, Frankfort, and Miss Madeline Speers. :
Children’s Tryouts to Be Next Week
Tryouts for the next Children’s Civic Theater play will be held from 3:30 to 5 p. m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at the theater. The next play, “The Silver Thread,” (Constanee D'Arcy Mackay) will be presented March 30 and 31. Mrs. Joseph Walden will direct the production. Miss Betty Tharp, Children’s Theater chairman, will conduct the tryouts for young children and children between 12 and 18 years. Mrs. Walter Houppert will be in charge of tickets for the play to which the public has been invited. The Civic Theater Workshop will present three one-act plays at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the theater. The first, “The Bad Penny” (Rachel Field) will be directed by Mrs. Samuel J. Mantel, assisted by Miss Alice Carter. Cast members are, Miss Mary B. Whiteman, Miss Jewell Brice, Mrs. Victor Griffin and Miss Carol Arnholter. Norman Green will direct the second, “The Brink .of Silence.” In the cast are A. K. Scheidenhelm, Ford Kaufman, Harry Blasingham and James McDaniel. “The Devil on Stilts” is the title of the third presentation by Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements. Mrs. John C. Drewry, assisted by Miss Sara Lauter, will direct. Cast members include Mrs. Daisie Eggert, Mrs. Kenneth Kinnear and Miss Mary Lou Over. E. Edward Green is production mane ager. Mrs. A. C. Corcoran will have charge of properties and Mrs. Ronald S. Skyrme of makeup. ! ” » »
Among reservations for the Beta Theta Pi State Day dance tonight in the Hotel Antlers are those of Messrs. and Mesdames John K. Ruckelshaus, Kevin Brosnan, George Burkert, Rex Boyd, J. Perry Meek, Sheldon Miner and Mark Pangborn. Younger members: who will attend are Ward Hackleman, John Sutton, Kermit Arnold, Mark Myers and George Shead with their guests, the Misses Barbara Hadley, Margaret Lee Riddell, Blanche Kernel, Nancy Campbell and Grace Huffman, :
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J Pauw chapter.
Four Will Get Achievement Bracelets at State Day Luncheon.
Four silver bracelets were to be presented-st the Alpha. Phi Sorority State Day luncheon today in the Columbia Club to girls representing each class of the DePauw Chapter
{who have shown the greatest
scholastic improvement. Mrs. John Parks, Kokomo, was to
be toastmaster. Mrs. Bruce McIntosh was to present the bracelets to Miss Jean Revenaugh, senior; Miss Mary Helen Meinerding, junior; Miss Margo Crandall, sophomore, and Miss Beth Heuring, freshman, A jeweled pin was to be presented to Miss Margaret Minich, newlyelected active president. The pin is a gift of Mr. Ross Ludlow in memory of his wife, a founder of the DeMiss Lois Fraley, Greencastle, was to conduct a memorial service and read a tribute to Mrs. Ludlow. : Dinner Party Arranged
Mrs. Ralph M. Strader, Evanston, national chairman of rushing and extension, was to talk on ideas, experiences and procedure of rushing in various chapters. Mrs. Alfred Evans, Bloomington, state vice president, was to introduce the speaker. Mrs. Strader will be entertained at dinner this evening preceding the dance by members of the dance committee and their husbands. They include Messrs. and Mesdames ‘Ted O. Philpott, Bruce McIntosh and Mason King, Lieut. and Mrs. Harry A. McColly and Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Carter. The McCready Band from Purdue University will play. Seated at the speakers’ table at luncheon. were to bé members of
‘the Home Association including Mesdames Carter, King, Neal Grider and Miss Lenore Williams, Green-|
castle; Mrs. W. W. Talley, Mrs. E.
Frances Cornell, Terre Haute; state board members including Mrs. Stanley Byram, Martinsville; Miss Clara
W. Bray, Terre -Haute, and Mrs.
The children appeared in “The Life of Stephen Foster” when it was ‘presented by the Children’s Civic Theater last year. =
Celebration
auditorium. The party will mark the club’s
Butler, founder of Butler University, from a group of members of a Sunday school class at the Central Christian Church. Mrs. Carl B. Moore, soprano, will sing, accompanied by Mrs. T. M. Rybolt. Her program wiil include'“None But a Lonely Heart” by Tchaikowsky, “Thou Art. Mine All” by Brodaky, “The Fairy Lullaby” by Roger Quilter and “My Love Is a Muleteer” by Francisco di Nogers. Past presidents will pour, . Mrs. William H. Pearl, social chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Howard F. Passel, John F. Patton and J. F. Coffey. Mrs. Clarence L. Kittle will arrange the program and Mrs. O. L. Kranz is in charge of the music. Mrs. William H. Polk snd Mrs. E. A. Kelly will serve as ushers. Mrs. E. B. Thompson, president, will head the receiving line of officers and past presidents of the Monday Club. ? Honored guests from the Indiana Federation: of Clubs will include Mrs. Edwin I. Poston, Indiana director of the General Federation of ‘Woman's Clubs; Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, honorary president; Mrs. George W. Jaqua, president; Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, first vice president; Mrs. W. D. Keenan, second vio president; Mrs. Fred B. Bell and Mrs. George A. VanDyke, trustees; Mrs. W. C. Bartholomew, chairman, Division of Industry Committee on Public Welfare; Mrs. Harriette K. Sparks; Mrs. J. W. Moore, president, Seventh District
Sturgis and Dean Helen C. Salzer, DePauw; Mrs. Charles Yarrington, Gary; Miss Vera Bundy, Zionsville; Mrs. Wendell P. Coler and Mrs, Irwin MacDonald.
Freshmen to Entertain
carried out in the sorority colors of silver and bordeau. Mrs. Erwin Bowden was to play piano selections before the luncheon and active chapter members were to sing. The freshmen at DePauw were to give a stunt. State alumnae were to hold a business meeting following the luncheon. Patrons and patronesses for the dance tonight are Messrs and Mesdames Carter King, Grider, Philpott. McColly, McIntosh, Wood C. Moll, Merrill Esterline, Robert Horn, Ray Grimes, Ed Diederich, Cole, Thomas Jenkins, Richard Batman, James
"|Ruddell, Robert Seward, Jack Kil-
len, Jack Love, Talley, Robert Wagner, Anderson; Dr. and Mrs. Byron Lingamon and Mr. and Mrs. Gapden Beemer, Crawfordsville; Mr< and Mrs. Donald Walker, Ft.! Wayne; Prof. and Mrs. Charles Josey and Miss Halcyon Mendenhall, Luncheon reservations have been made by Mesdames Charles Bullock, Arthur Dixon, Ruth Minzer, Augusta Taylor, Thomas Gregory, J. H. Clymer, M. E. Ensley, Jackolis; Elmer Carriker, Greencastle: Mrs. Don Turner, Uniontown,; Mrs. Castor Williams, Crawfordsville: Mrs. Travis Williams, Crimson, Ili; Miss Sally Robards and Mrs. Iris Lerch, Muncie; Mrs. Wilma GrossHewing, South Bend; Mrs. Florence man, North Vernon; Mrs. Hortense Miller, Lebanon; Miss Mary Florence Rector, Louisville, Ky.: Miss Marie Hole and Mrs. M. L. Hole, Danville, Ill, Miss Eleanor Lewis, Lafayette. | Active members from Greencastle who have made reservations are: Misses Vivian Bockelman, Marian Ellis, Georgia Hillis, Elise Fleager, Ruth Kyle, Grace Schneider, Revenaugh, Jayne Burris, Helen Bales, Carolyn Dixon, Betty Green, Befty Greenleaf, Alice - Hankins, Mary Howard, Meiperding, Jane Mohler, Margaret Strong, Jean Turrier, ‘Elaine Weaver, - Margaret Webb, Marjorie Wilkinson, Mary Alice Claycomb, Betty Condit, -Crandall, Ruth Cullis, Jaine Elkin, Janet Hodge, Sharlee Mayer, Jean Mayne, Marjorie McWilliams, Marion Pfitzner, Beverlee Place, Martha Jane Talley, Betty Van Nees, Patricia Winning, Josephine Baylis, Bette Sue Bankhardt, Mary Carr, Betty Field, Jean Greenlee, Virginia Hart, Martha Hartman, Phyllis Hays, Heuring, Sue Holland, Betty Howe,
- {Mary Jane Hutchinson, Marian Mec-~|
Clure, Jean McEldowney, Minich, Carolyn Missman,
Rath Betty
son, Julie Romeiser, Pat Ryen, Mary Jane Schram, Mary Grace Sheperd, Marcie Talbert and Lorna Van
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Decorations and favors were to be|
Never, Barbara Oiler, Nancy .Pier-|
Federation, and her board of directors; Mrs. Lowell 8S. Fisher, president, Indianapolis Council of { Women, and her board of directors.
Team to Be Guests
Mothers of the members of the Castleton High School basketball team will entertain their sons, faculty members and fathers of the boys Monday evening at a dinner at
the school. Sweater awards and letters will be presented to team members. Mrs. H. M. Whitesell will be in charge. A magician will provide a part of the evening’s entertainment.
Chicago Woman to Dramatize Current Play at Anniversary
of Monday Club
Mrs. Frank X. Kinzie of Chicago will give a dramatic presentation of a current play at a combined birthday anniversary celebration and gliest day party given by the Monday Club at 2 p. m. Monday in Block's
45th anniversary. It was organized
by Mrs. P. H. Jameson and Mrs. David O. Thomas, daughters: of Ovid
Miss McGee Weds Tonight
Miss Katherine McGee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vester McGee, 1533 Lawton St. and John P. Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Campbell, 1421 Spruce St. will be married at 8 o'clock this evening in the Bethany Christian Church. - The’ Rev. Paul Eddington will officiate at the double-ring ceremony. The bride will wear a streetlength frock of navy blue crepe trimmed in pink. Her accessories will be pink and she will wear a corsage of pink sweetpeas. Her attendant, Miss Lucy Campbell, the bridegroom’s sister, will wear dusty rose crepe with navy accessories and a corsage ‘of sweetpeas. John Vester McGee, the bride's brother, will be best man. Ushers will be Walter Kesterson, Estel McGee and Glen McCarroll. The bridal couple will receive informally at the McGee home immediately after the ceremony and will
leave for a trip to Chicago. They
will be at home at 1604 Olive St.
Club to Hear Gen. Tyndall
Maj. Gen. Robert H. Tyndall will speak on “Budgets Can Be Balanced” at a meeting of the Indiana Women’s Republican Club at 2 p. m. Thursday at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Louis Markun, chairman, will present the report of the legislative committee. Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs. J. S. Siegesmund, chairman; Mesdames Lillian D. Frye, Lowell S. Fisher, O. M.
Fowler, Maud Hobson and Lewis S. Finch.
Luncheon and Dance Feature Program "At Claypool. The ‘Indianapolis Alumnae Club
of Kappa Alpha Theta ‘Sorority was to be hostess today for the 17th
Founders’ Day luncheon and dance
the Riley Room of the Claypool otel. The organization was founded at DePauw University. ; Seated at the speakers’ table were to be Mesdames Ray Metzger, Karl Nessler, H. E. Sutherlin, Louis Hensley, Emsley W. Johnson Jr., Francis Insley, F. Sylvester Taylor, Clarence A. Jackson, Folger Athearn, grand | treasurer, Berkeley, Cal.; Mrs. William F. Maurer, Mrs, William Kunkel, Miss Aline ‘Bailey, Miss Barbara Ballinger and presidents of the four active chapters.
Flowers in Decorations
Luncheon clecorations were to be in keeping with the spirit of the early days of the sorority’s founding.. Large old-fashioned goldfrilled nosegays of spring flowers connected by garlands of smilax and two silver candelabra were to decorate the speakers’ table. Over the center of the table was to hang the lighted Theta pin. The small tables were to be decorated with white-frilled old-fashiond bouquets. Mrs. Metzger, vocalist, was to sing and Mrs. Ruth Rainier, harpist, was to play selections. The four active chapters were to present stunts. Proceeds from the dance tonight will be used to further the organization’s work at the Coleman Hospital. ; Members of the luncheon and dance committees, together with the alumnae president, Mrs. C. A. Jackson, and other club officers, will be hostesses., Among those who will attend the dance are Messrs. and Mesdames William Maurer, Clarence Jackson, Sylvester Taylor and Thomas Reilly. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hodges will go with Mr. and Mrs. T. Paul Jackson.
Several Groups to Attend
In another party will be Mr. and Mrs. Emsley Johnson Jr. the Misses Aline Bailey, Barbara Ballinger and Betty Ann Jones and Robert Jones, Goshen; Robert Clay and Paul Evans. . : With Miss Jean Hanley will be Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Baur, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shine, Miss Florence Brock and Messrs. Murro Van Meter and Robert W. Smith, all of Anderson. Miss Mildred Morgan will be hostess at a party including Mr. and Mrs. William Eyden Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bosart and Henry Drummond. : 3
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Helping to Arrange IndacJ uniors Bowling Breakfast
Miss Emily
nily | will begin at 9 o'clock in the (eft to | fast will ‘follow in the Cabin
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SORORITIES
Iota Kappa. Tues. eve. Miss Josephine West, 6301 .N. Delaware, hostess. Mrs. Edward Muselman and Mrs. Bernard Marlowe, assistants. . Gamma Chapter, Omega Nu Tau. Tues. eve. Mrs. John A. Lyons, near Lebanon, hostess. Mrs. Walter L. Minger and Miss Hazel Knight, assistants. “Who's Who”
party. A LODGES
Speedway Chapter, U. D, O. E. S. 7:30 p. m. Tues. Brownsburg Masonic Temple. Stated meeting. Mrs. Dorothy Marvel, worthy matron: Roy D. Haase, worthy patron. : . George H. Chapman, W. R. C. 10. 1:30 p. m. Tuesday Ft. Friendly.
CARD PARTY
Officers of Brookside Chapter 481, . O.E. S.8p.m. Mon. I. O. O. F. Hall, E. 10th and Rural.
Miss Pieper Is Bride Today
Miss Rosemary Pieper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Peiper, 1128 Cameron St, anda Homer E. Stull, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stull, 3700 S. Meridian St., will be married at 6:30 o'clock this evening in St. John’s Evangelical GhurchThe Rev. Ernest A. Piepenbrok will officiate. - Miss Amy Morrison, organist, will play bridal selections. The bride will wear a streetlength dress of pastel blue crepe with black accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Mrs. Alfred Pieper, the bride’s sister-in-law, will be her maid of honor. She will: wear dusty rose crepe with black accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Alfred Pieper will be best man. After the ceremony, the bridal party will be entertained at supper
Lillian Miller Weds Sunday
Miss Lillian Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, 3016 Broadway, and Maurice Horwitz, son of Samuel Horwitz, Chicago, will be married at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of the bride's parents. ; Rabbi Elias Charry will officiate at the ceremony in front of a fireplacc banked with greenery and spring flowers. Stands of candelabra will be placed on each side. Mrs. Charles Carson, pianist, will play bridal music. Mr. Miller will give his daughter in marriage. She will wear a costume suit of petal blue sheer wool with a hat of tiny matching flowers, navy blue shoes and gloves. Her corsage will be of white orchids. There will be no attendants. The bride’s mother will wear navy blue lace with a corsage of gardenias. A dinner will be served following the ceremony. The couple will leave
{on a trip to the West Coast and
will be at home after April 1 in Chicago. : Among persons who will come from Chicago for the wedding are Messrs. and Mesdames William Panick, Isadore Horwitz, Edward Levin, Abe Miller, Ab Gorin, Messrs. Norman Graf, Harry Brody and Cass Sunnstein and Mrs. Jacob Miller, the bride's grandmother.
B.P. W. to Hear Miss Ella King
Miss Ella King will talk at a dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club at 6 p. m. Thursday in the clubhouse. Her topic will be “Meeting Human Needs in Democracy.” ? Miss King is a writer, traveler and B. P. W. national and international
§ | delegate from Pennsylvania. Miss
The, Indac Juniors are planning a bowling break- | right) are on the arrangements committee. Bowling fast for March 2. Miss Jane Shook, _ Jean Beebe, Joe Boleman and Ross Stevens
club alleys and break--Room, .
{N. Drummond and Miss
jJulia Landers of the State Accident
Prevention. Bureau will talk on
. | “Highway Safety.”
Miss Ruth Lewman will have
; charge of a forum hour. She will be
assisted in a panel discussion on “Neutrality Reciprocal Trade Treaty” by Mrs. Nell C. Warren, Mrs. Kate Steichman, Miss Isabel Frances G.
Modor.
| Evelyn Foudray Weds
Miss Evelyn Foudray, a niece of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Foudray, 2427 W. Washington St., and Paul Murphy, Logansport, will be married to-
day in Logansport. Miss Foudray is & graduate of DePauw University,
at the home of the bride's parents. e bridal couple will live at 3400 S| ian St.
Scholarships Awarded at Luncheon Meeting Today.
Mrs. Fred V. Miller, charler member of Delta Alpha Chapter of Delta Delta Delta Sorority, was to speak at the organization's State Day luncheon today at thie Columbia Club. Miss Alice Evans, Indianapolis Alliance president, was to give the welcoming address. Mrs. Owen Calvert, district -president, was to speak on the four BEE) Sisters of the sorority in the state_and to introduce the chapter presidents, Miss Barbara Conser, DePauw Univer’ sity; Miss Sara Dekle, Franklin College; Miss Virginia Austin, Indiana University, and Miss Lucile Craigle, Butler University.
Scholarship awards were to be presented to Mi is McCaskey, DePauw; Miss” Delores Keith, Franklin; Miss Mary Elizabeth Adams, Indiana, and Miss Craigle.
Songs on Program 3
Misses Frances Chase, Betty Sur beck and Kathryn Fighter of DePayw were to sing “Garden of Love” and Miss Jean Gilbert, Helen Fehr; Martha Poole and Alice Belle Young of Butler were to sing “Ine spiration Song.” Misses Lavaun Reehling, Phyllis Cleotingh and Doris Huffstetter of Indiana also were to sing. : . Members of the four chapters were to present a skit, “Our Indiana Stars” written by Mrs. Richard Ney of the Indianapolis Alliance, Miss Margaret Hall of the Indiana Chapter was to sing as an introduce tion. : Seated at the speakers’ table were to be Mts. John A. Bruhn, general chairman: for state day; Mrs. Fred I. Barrows, secretary of Tri Psi; Mrs. Marvin Lugar, president of the Indianapolis Panhellenic Association, and Mrs. Otto K. Jensen, hospitality chairman,
Reservations Listed Local alumnae making reserva-
were Mesdames James A. Stuart, Irene Strieby, T. H. Smashey, David Cass, Henry Miller, Elbert Gilliom, W. M. Mace, A. T. Stone, Bernard. Lacey, Charles Wilson, Herman ~ Porter, Fred Barrows, E. G. Bow~ man, Robert Boyer, E. Hobart Burgan, John Hanson, Herbert Todd, E. Carl Watson, David Bixler, Laura Wadsworth, Lucille Fennell, Seward Baker, William Book and James Browning. ; Others making reservations were Mesdames Lugar, Robert Garten, Marion Eppert, John Walker, John McConnell, Andrew Meyer, G. W, Raffensperger, Robert Renick, Merritt Thompson, J. R. Townsend Jr., John P. Harvey, John Henry, J, Bay Martz, Wendell Hicks, Ney, Otto - K. Jensen, Fred Howenstine, James E. Allen, Owen Calvert, Murray DeArmond, Harry - Hooley, John A, Bruhn, Garrett Olds, Adrian LaFoilette, Don Hopping, Robert Behr and Richard Wilson. :
Also making reservations were Misses Marjorie Pyke, Ruth Duckwall, Mary Frances Tharpe, Edith Williams, Doris Jane Meuser, Betty Finch, Helen Tichenor, Frances Longshore, Lillian Martin, Jean Sullivan, Sara E. Baird, Alice Evans, Marianna Butz, Gladys Lewis, Ruth Schooler, Louise Scott, Lois Martin, Rosalind Barrows, Mary Alice Brown, Miriam Vollmer, Irene Bowman, Elizabeth Johnson; Florence Bowers, Ruth Shewman, Louise Padou, Georgia Foster, Phyllis Ann Phillips, Dorothy Gray, Jean Behr, Gladys Lewis, Martha Standford, Lucille Wade, Jane Hougham, Mile dred Viewgh, Marian Davis, La= vonne Rice, Eleanor Poirier, Helex Healy and Pr. Mary Alice Norris.
Butler Men Vie for ‘Most Eligible’ Title Eligible bachelors on fe Bgl
campus are whetting their Sone alities and sharpening up their charms for the Chimes tea dance Thursday. All this: wee! ey will sparkle, for at the dance the most eligible of their number will be awarded a cup by the junior women’s - honorary. Mr. “Most Eligible” will be chosen from candidates submitted by frae ternities and the Butler Indepen= dent Association. : . Dance plans were outlined last night at a spread in the Kappa Kappa Gamma house. Miss Mary
Clay is Chimes president and Miss
‘Barbara Kalser, vice president.
tions for the luncheon and dance