Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1940 — Page 5

Initiation Set

O.E. 'S. Chapter

Installation of Officers, Luncheon Planned

N ext Week.

Installation, initiation and a luncheon meeting are high spots of

lodge group activities planned for|

early next week, BRIGHTWOOD CHAPTER OF THE ORDER QF THE EASTERN STAR will hold advance night and initiation services at the Veritas Masonic Temple, 3350 Roosevelt Ave., Monday night. Following the initiation, a reception will be held in honor: of members received into the chapter during the year which Sloses with the meetipg Monday. S. worthy matron and_Raymen Dingle, worthy patron.

Mrs. Flossie E. Jackson, recently |.

installed as worthy matron of QUEEN ESTHER CHAPTER 3, O E. S., last night named as committee chairmen: Oscar Wald, finance; Mrs. Rose Ella Albertson, relief; Eli E. Thompson, educational; Mrs. Nellie F Hutcheson, proficiency; Wirs. Lillian Tracy, examining; Mus. Daisy M. Schumann, hospitality and visiting, and Clarence A. Jackson, lights. Other committee chairmen are Mrs. Lela M. Davidson, publicity; Mrs. Kathryn and Mrs. Rea Koehler, entertainment; Mrs. Grace Cottingham, sunshine; Mrs. Elizabeth Russell, decorations; Mrs. Sallie Kelseh, Mrs. Rose Lucas, dining room; Mrs. Gladys Mathey, reservations; Mrs. Dorothy Nurge, eandidates; Mrs. Bertha Stewart, Mrs. Bsther Hall- . berg, fruit for the home; Mrs. Clara Shaffer, telephone, and George Mueller and Ezra Stewart, social room.

The SAHARA GROTTO AUXHIARY will meet at 7:30 p, m. Wednesday at the Grotto Hall, The decorating committee of the auxiliary will have a luncheon meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Susie Hendrickson, 941 N, LaSalle

The hospitality committee will meet for luncheon Priday noon at the Hamilton Food Shop. Mesdames Anna Hessel, Flossie Swisher and Hendrickson will be hostesses,

Mrs. Ruth Whisler will pe installed as worthy matron of MILLERSVILLE CHAPTER 300, O. E. S.. at public services at 8 p, m. Wednesday at the Millersville Masonic Temple. Other officers to be inducted are J. Benjamin Roberts, worthy patron; Frances Lee, associate matron, and Albert Jeffers, associate patron. Other officers gre Ethel Roberts, secretary; Amelia Riggs, treasurer; Blanche O'Brien, conductress: Emma Mae Roberts, - associate conductress; Clara Mikels, chaplain: Hortense Worley, marshal; Mary Weiland, organist; Mary Frances Billhymer, Adah; Edith Parsons, Ruth; Ethel Snyder, Esther: Mildred Daily, Martha; Bess Pursel, Electa; Mabel . Munn, warder, ane Horace Beville, sentinel.

PROSPECT CHAPTER, 0. ‘E. 8, will meet at 7:45 p. m. Monday at the - Prospect Masonic Temple for initiation of candidates and the annual reception for members who were affiliated with the chapter during the past year. Mrs. Mary Mayo is worthy matron and Edward L. Bennett is worthy patron,

Accompanying Mrs. Roy ‘'L. Craig, Grand High Priestess of the LADIES’ ORIENTAL SHRINE OF . NORTH AMERICA to Hammond, Ind, recently for initiation ceremonies at Awalim Court 9 were Mesdames B. G. Cronley, E. R. Pruitt, Harry F. Hergt, L. D. Bibler and Louise J. Sharp. They are members of Tarum Court 14 of the LADIES’ ORIENTAL SHRINE.

Home Mission Society To Hear Miss Schmitz

Miss Helen Schmitz of the Womeén’s American Baptist Home Mission Society will speak on “Why Missions Today?” at a ‘meeting of the Tuxedo Park Baptist Chureh Missionary Society at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at the church. Miss Schmitz is missionary counséllor on the Baptist Home Mission Field. Dr. Frances Dean will have charge of devotions and Mrs. Robert Drake, vocalist, will present a program. Mrs. R. R. Mitchell will preside, The meeting is open to the public.

Helen “A. Cupningham is

clubwomen’s meetings next week.

gate and Miss Virginia Davis.

The bridge group of KAPPA ALPHA THETA MOTHERS’ CLUB will meet af the home of Mrs. Albert J. Pfeiffer, 5260 N. Pennsylvania St. at 1 p. m. Tuesday. Luncheon will be served and members may bring guests.

The ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION will hear a talk by Miss Meta Gruner on “Caring for Other People’s Ghildren” at a meeting at 4 p. m. Monday at the World War Memorial. Miss Gruner is director of the Children’s Bureau of the Indianapolis Orphans’ Home, Miss Hazel Hart will preside.

A play, “We Talk Club,” will be presented at a meeting of the “EX-

PRESSION CLUB” at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. William

‘Brower Ward, 316 Kenmore Road.

The play was written by Mrs. H. H. Arnholter and in the east will be Mesdames Lloyd Litten, W. P. Holmes, Arthur Randall, Frank Burns and R. B. Barnes. ‘Mrs. F. C. Lemley will preside at the business meeting and Mrs. Burns is ehairman of the March program.

SIGMA IOTA ALPHA CHAPTER OF THE SUB-DEB CLUB will. hold initiation services March 30 at the home of Miss Patricia: Byfield, 956 Congress - Ave., for - Misses Mary Catterson, Kathleen Halloran, Eve» lyn Many, Gertrude Esselborn, Lorraine Pence, Pauline Vonderhide, Mary Todd, Rita Halfaker, Betty Kistner and Rose Lonberger.

Charles S. Sweeney, general agent in Indiana for the State Life Insurance Co. will speak at the apnual communion breakfast of the BUTLER UNIVERSITY NEWMAN CLUB tomorrow morning at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The Rev. Fr. J. B. Tieman, club chaplain, also will talk. Mass at 9 a. m. at the St. Thomas Aquinas Church will precede the 10:30 o'clock breakfast. John Healey is general chairman for the breakfast. Other chairmen are: Miss Mary Ellen Sweeney, Miss Lucy Kahmann, Robert Calloway, student reservations; Thomas Connolly, alumni reservations, and James Fox, publicity, assisted by William Carlos and Robert Koch. Jack Evard is president of the club.

Irvington O.E,S. Unit Will Meet Monday

Irvington Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, wili hold its stated meeting at the Irvington Masonic Temple at 8 p. m. Monday. An appreciation service for committee members will be held. Mrs. Martha Bechtold is worthy matron

and R. E. Guthrie worthy patron,

JANE JORDAN—

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DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am in love with a store clerk and he

says he is in love with me, but when he has a date to go out with me he. doesn’t even show up. The only time he goes out with me is when I tell him that I will get mad at him, ' He is a friendly, free-heartied bey, although I. can’t believe him when he asks me to meet him. I tell him I will get mad but I

can’t for I leve him toe much.

I hope you can help me.

~ JOANNA.

Answer; If the man were in love with you he:-would show up when he made an engagement. His failure to appear is-indieative

of indifference regardless of what he says.

self failing to appear if you had an interested you?

Can you imagine your=engagement with a person who

* You would do well to accept the fact that the man.is not as much in love with you as you are with him. You are chasing him

instead of vice versa. I am afraid make a monkey of you. The sooner him down the better. re ” » ” DEAR JANE JORDAN-—THhis is

you are letting the young man you call on your pride and turp

2 ”» ” in reference to a recent letter

in your column about whether or not girls should press the question of marriage. What if you had fallen in love with a boy and devoted yourself to him for three years because you thought you would be getting married any day because he said that? Wouldn't you press the question of going ahead and getting - married? This bey says he loves me and I believe he does, but

why does he keep putting it off? hav a jab, tao; so it™sn't that.

Answer: What is the attitude of

Can you tell what it is?

He makes good money and I Ww. L

his family toward his marriage?

Is he tied te his parents, particularly to his mether? Is anyone at heme dependent upon his income? A man’s home situation frequently makes it difficult. for him to break away and marry no mat-

ter how much he may love the girl.

Then again the young man may have found the conditions of

his engagement so satisfactory that

the heavier responsibilities of marriage.

he isn’t in any hurry to incur Some men feel a dread

of parting with their freedom and signing on the dotted line. Fear of losing the girl stirs them to action, but if she is a sure thing they are tempted to put off the more restrictive ties of marriage. After three years of waiting I should think yeu would be justi-

fled in breaking your engagement

if the young man is still. re-

lgetant to marry. . You ean’'t foree him into a wedding, but you

can quit him cold.

JANE JORDAN.

a ros sony ot NLD wi sree

The ALPHA GAMMA LATREIAN CLUB will honor its pledges at a dessert bridge at the Canary Cottage at 8 p. m. next Friday. charge of arrangements are Mrs. A. F. Malott, Miss Clara Mag Apple-

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Krause and Jay Rite Tomorrow

Miss Rona Jay will become the bride of Kelvern Krause in a ceremony at 11:30 a. m., tomorrow at the St. Paul Methodist Church. Miss Jay is the daughter of Mrs. Esther Jay, 2446 Central Ave., and Mr. Krause is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krause,

The Rev. Charles R. Lizenby, pastor of the church, will perform the ceremony against a background of palms and ferns. Two seven-branch candelabra will stand at either side of the altar. Mrs. Ralph Bratton, organist, will play and Mrs. Linton Biddlecombe will sing “At Dawning” and “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life.” The bride will wear a street length dress of ashes of roses crepe, fashioned on princess lines with elbow length sleeves. With the dress she will. wear a very short and fitted jacket of matching lace with a row of covered buttons to the gquare neckline. ‘Three quarter length gloves and a hat matching the dress and black patent leather shoes and gloves- will complete the ensemble. The bride’s flowers will be a corsage of gardenias. Miss ' Ruth Wise, maid of honor, will. wear French blue crepe trimmed in ashes of roses and fashioned with a flared skirt, a dropped waistline, three-quarter length sleeves and a square neck. She will wear ivory colored roses. * Denny Jay, brother of the bride, will be best man. A wedding dinner at the home of the bride's parents for the wedding party and the immediate families will follow the ceremony. The couple will be at home Monday at 1317 Eugene St. Out-of-town guests at the wedding will include Messrs. and Mesdames Samuel Bable, John Johnson, Horace Bedford, Charles Schuman and Miss Betty Jane Ryan, Anderson, and Miss Doris Ellen Bergh, Columbus, O

Vocal Music

Will Be Topic

Mrs. Lenore Ivey Frederickson will be in charge of a program centering around vocal chamber music at the meeting next Tuesday of Kappa Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon, national music honor sorerity. The meeting will be held at the home of Miss Marian Laut, 5270 Pleasant Run Parkway, North Drive, at 7:45 p. m. Miss Rebecca Shields will assist Miss Laut. Kappa Chapter will present its second public concert of the year Wednesday, April 10, at the D. A. R. Chapter House, 824 N. Pennsylvania St.

CHILDREN'S MUSEUM GUILD ELECTS OFFICERS By Brightwood|

Mrs, R. Norman Baxter (right) is the new president of the Children’s Museum Guild. Other officers named recently include (left to right) Mrs. Howard Lacv II, recording secretary; Mrs. Dillon Huger, vie president; Mrs. Sam L. Griffith, corresponding secretary, and Mys, Frank Sisson, treasurer.

Alpha Gamma Latreian Club Pledges to Be Entertained; Theta Mothers Plan Bridge

Y. - A dessert-bridge;, a talk, a play and a luncheon are booked for

Party Planned By Cheer Guild

‘Easter Bunny’ to Visit Methodist Hospital Children,

An Easter entertainment for pa-

tients on the Thomas Taggart Me-|-

morial Children’s floor of the Methodist Hospital is planned by the White Cross Children’s Cheer Guild at 3:30 p. m. Wednesday in the solarium,

A program of readings and dance numbers will be presented by pupils of Miss Bernice Van Sickle and Mrs. Louise ' Schilling. hree-year-old Blaine Oshorne, dressed as the Easter bunny, will have a surprise gift for each patient. Mrs. John Ebner is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Boyd Brown, Mrs. C. J. Carlson and Mrs. Frank Walker. Mrs, R. W. Fitch is president of the guild. Wallace Street—Presbyterian Church chapter of the White Cross Guild will present a book review at the church, March 28, at 1:30 p. m. for the benefit of the Tiny Tim bed fund. ‘Mrs. O. B. Little will review “As the Driven Leaf” by Rabbi Miiton Steinberg, formerly of Indianapolis. Miss Roberta Bland, harpist, will play. Mrs. Zach Traylor, Mrs. W. H. Simons. and Mrs, Bess McKay Henry are in charge. Temple Sisterhood Flower chapter of the guild had 50 members and guests at a luncheon recently in the nurses’ home headquarters. Dr. and Mrs. John G. Benson and Mrs. John W,. Noble, White Cross Guild president, were guests. Plainfield chapter will meet in the nurses’ home Monday with the Office Guild and Grace Methodist Church business women’s auxiliary scheduled to meet in the evening. Meridian Heights and New Jersey chapters will meet Tuesday. Three chapters will be at work in the headquarters Wednesday — Mary Hanson Carey Research, Alpha Omicron Alpha and St, Paul Methodist Guilds. The Mother Guild will have its monthly session all day Thursday,

Past O. E. S. Leaders To Give 1870 Ritual

A group of officers ot the Past Matrons and Patrons Association of Marion County will go to “English, Ind., tonight to exemplify the ritual of 1870 before the English Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs. Libbie Everett, president, will serve as worthy matron and Andrew Landers as worthy patron. Other officers are Mesdames Rea Koehler, Ethel Payton, Cora Weiland, Ethel Emmons, Alice Puett, Harriet Reeve, Ruth Tooley, Mary Konecke, Millie Gilmore, Charlotte Callon, Clara Lucas, Ida Meister, Ida Ingle, Urada Bolen, Laura Ray, Nellie Lehnert, Martha Zoercher and William Lehnert.

Card Party Planned The Ladies” Auxiliary to the South | Side Turners will have a card party at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Turners’ Hall, 306 Prospect St. The pyblic is invited.

DEPARTMENT CLI

_ Ridge was re-elected president.

ive seven-branch eandglabra.

Porter-Dreyer Rite Is Today

Miss Virginia Dreyer, daughter of Fred H. Dreyer, 1715 Woodlawn Ave., will be married to John Porter.

Indianapolis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Porter, Danville, Ky., at 7:30 p. m. today at the Grace Baptist Church. The Rev. H. B. McClanahan, pastor of the church, will perform the ceremony beiore an aiiar banked with palms and ferns and flanked by candelabra, Mrs. H. B. McClanahan will sing ‘At Dawning” and “Oh, Promise Me,” accompanied by Miss Goldie Beaman, pianist. Mrs. Grace Halloran will accompany Kenneth Tap» scott who will sing “Faithful Forever,” During the ceremony Miss Beaman will play a program ef bridal music including “Because,” ‘I Love You Truly” and “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life.” The. bride will wear a powder blue taffeta gown designed with a full skirt banded with velvet. The V-neckline and short puff sleeves are outlined with velvet bands and finished, with velvet bows. She will wear pink accessories and carry a shower bouquet of white roses. Miss Marcella Dreyer, sister of the bride and her only attendant, will wear a full-skirted pink taffeta sown of a style similar.to that of the bride. Elmer Hafeley will be best man Mr. and Mrs. Porter will be at home after March 25 at 1122 E. Washington St.

Club to Hear G. R. Jeffrey

George R. Jeffrey, former U. S. District Attorney, will be the speaker for the Woman's Republican Club of Indianapolis at its regular luncheon meeting next Thursday at 12:30 p. m. at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Clarence R. Martin is. club president. Mrs. C. F. Neu will be chairman of hostesses, assisted by Mesdames Lewis Finch, Frank Friddle, James F. Bailey, Edward F. Ludlum, Anna Blain Selko, Boyd Templeton, Hubert Wann, Bert Thurman, Lewis E. Berner, Marie Reynolds Ford, Nellie Grubb, William J. Hoag, Miss Carrie Hogg and Dr. Lillian Crochett Lowder. Reservations may he made with Mrs. Lyman Thompson.

Meet Next Wednesday The Indiana ‘Women's Memorial to the 38th Division will meet next Wednesday at 12:30 p. m. with Mrs. Charles Schaeffer, 5006 College Ave.

Assist With Easter Dance Plans at Cathedral

Mrs. Henry'J. Blatz (left) and Mrs. August Souchon are assisting with plans for the Easter Dance te be sponsored by the Cathedral High Scheol |

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Mothers’ Club Tuesday night, March 26, at the

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,. Mrs. Thomas Quill and Mrs.

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Harry Sweet, Ocal Franklin Will Take Wedding Vows at Roberts Park Church Today

Miss Ocal Franklin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess B. Franklin, will be married: to Albert Sweet, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Sweet; in the Roberts Park Methodist Chureh at 2 p. m. today. - ‘Mrs. Revetta Crecelius, organist, will play during the ceremony which will take place before the altar decorated with palms, ferns and Miss Grace Martindale is to sing “Be-

cause” ‘and “Ich Liebe Dich.” The Rev. Edward E. Aldrich will perform the ceremony. Mrs. Walter Bertrand, matron of honor, will wear a floor-length dress of heavenly blue crepe, the bodice designed in shirtwaist style and the skirt with group shirring at front and back. She will carry a colonial bouquet of spring flowers. "Bridesmaid will be "Miss Jane Atkinson, Bicknell, Ind., and she will wear a joy rose gown of the same style as that of the matron of honor and also will carry a colonial bouquet of spring flowers. Little Miss Caroline Davidson, of Cambridge City, a cousin of the bride, will be train-bearer. She will wear a long white taffeta frock,

The bride has chosen a white faille taffeta gown made with a fitted basque waist and flowing coat skirt. It has a buckled back and buttons down the front, The Peter Pan collar is ornamented with seed pearls and the long sleeves fall into points at the wrists. She will %ear a finger-tip veil with seed pearl headdress and her flowers will be callg lillies, Walter Bertrand will be best man and the ushers will be Paul Fulk, Spencer, Ind, and Andrew Southwick, Marion, Ind. : The mother of the bride will wear navy crepe with blue ahd white accessories and a corsage of gardenias and Briarcliff roses, Mrs, Sweet, the bridegroom's ' mother, will ‘wear a navy sheer with eut-out lace trimming, black and white accessories and a corsage similar to that of the bride’s mother. A reception at the home of the bride, 2219. Park Ave, will follow the ceremony. The table will be decorated with spring flowers sur-

|rounding a three-tiered wedding

cake. Mrs, Lloyd Gray, Spencer, Ind. an aunt of the bride, will assist. . The couple will leave on a short wedding trip, the bride traveling in a rose crepe frock with rose and navy accessories, They will be at home at 4480 Marey Lane, Apariment 70.

EVENTS

Monterey Chapter, International Travel-Study, Tues. Mrs. Merle Markland, 1259 N. Mount, hostess. Luncheon. . Mrs. Basil Fischer to talk on “Chile.” Mrs. William Howell, .assistant hostess. S. M. 8. 1 p. m. Tues. Catherine’s Tearoom, Mrs. Nancy Jerrell, hostess. ' Cherokee Chapter, International Travel-Study. Mon. Indiana National Bank. Mrs. Glenn Biddel to talk on “Chile.”

SORORITIES

Beta. Chapter, Omega Phi Tau. 8 p. m. Wed. Hotel Washington. Regular meeting. Alpha Chapter, Sigma Delta Pi. Mon. eve, Mrs. William D. Bain, 4232 Rookwood Ave. Dessert bridge. Mrs.: Jean M. DaVie &nd Miss Ruth Patterson, assistants. V. S. Chapter, Verus Cordis. Wed. eve. Rawls Ave., hostess. Stated meet-

ing. LODGES

Broad Ripple Sylvia Rebekah. 8 p. m. Tues. I. O, O, F. Hall, Bellefontaine and Riviera Drive. Mrs. Hester Keplar, noble grand Easter party to follow re meeting. Golden Rule Auffliary, O. E. 8. Mon. noon. Mrs. Carrie Klingensmith, 3809 Boulevard Place, hostess. Covered dish ‘luncheon. Mrs. Ethel Shields, assistant. Irvington Rebekah 608. 8:15 p today. I. O. O. F, Hall, 54021 E “Washington. Card party.. Mrs. Blanche Reynolds, chair : Indianapolis Saengerbund Ladies’ ‘Society. 7:30 p. m. Sun. Saengerbynd Hall, 49% S. Delaware.

h - CARD PARTY

| Aid Society, Progressive Spiritualist

Church. 8 p. m. today. Church, Park and 8t. Clair Sts. Euchre party.

Egg Hunt to Be Held

|For St. Rita Children:

An easter egg hunt and a program of games are nai for children of St. Ritd’s School

The ty was arranged by the for the the Par ish Hall and at homes of

members. = A short meeting

Koers as chairman.

John Wigmore are general chairmen for the affair,

precede the party. 2

Mrs. Donald Woodard, 5965]

at 2:30 p. m. Easter Sunday in the . | Parish Hall on Arsenal Ave.

par St. Rita Guild with Miss Clara

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Three new directors were elected by the Woman's Departinsii Clb this week at the club house. They are’ (left fo right) the Mesdames Ralph L Thompson, Ira M. Holmes ‘and W. H. Hart. w. D C.. departments also i holding elections this month.

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2 Local Girls To Be Initiated

Rite at Greencastle Will Be Part of Sorority. Reunion Day.

Times Special ; GREENCASTLE, Ind., March 16.— Miss Martha Jane Ketcham and Miss Mary - Eleanor Fenstermaker, both of Indianapolis, were to be among those initiated inte Eta Chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority here today as a part of International Reunion Day, Miss Ketcham is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ketcham, 5139 Kenwood Ave. and Miss Fenstermaker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ralph Fenstermaker, 146 E. 44th St. Both are freshmen at DePauw University. Following the initiation, the new members will pe honored 1% rose hanquet with Miss Ann Tall of Indianapolis as toastmistress. Miss Virginia Cravens, dean of women at Central College and founder nf the DePauw chapter of the sorority, will be presented with a sorority recognition pin At the bangyet. Among Indianapolis alumnae who vere to attend the initiation and International Reunion Day activities are Misses Pearl Apland, Jean Baker, Janice Berlin, Aloha May Carlin, Virginia Cravens, Marjan Emery, Freda Hart, Louise Kruger, Elizabeth Roberfs, Rebecca Shields, Tall and Roberta Yates. Other alumnae who were to attend are Mesdames T. H. Carline, Earl H, Conway, Kenneth Dotterer, Norman A. Beeson, G. R. Douglas, Harold Dukes, L. J. Freehafer, Merle Johnston; J. F. Lahr, Al Martin, Anne. Osborne, Thomas Rushmore, B, E. Silver, Loujs. A,. Spoylar, John R. Swan, John B. Wilson and H. E. Lohman

Herman-Cline Wedding Is Set

The Pleasant View Lutheran Church will be the scene at 3:30 p, m, tomorrow of the marriage of Miss Ernestine Cline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Cline, W. 73d. St., to Charles E, Herman, son of Mrs. William Herman, 1326 Park-

‘ler Ave.

The church will be decorated with palms and ferns interspersed with seven-branch candelabra. Mrs. Clement Coble will sing, accompanjed by Mrs. James Todd, pianist. The bride has chosen a powder blue street-length frock with navy accessories and will wear a corsage of sweetheart roses. Miss Kathryn Cline, the bride’s sister and maid of honor, is to wear a dusty rose frocks with black accessories and a’ corsage of Talisman roses. Miss Mary Jean Marvel, a cousin of the bride, bridesmaid, will wear a gray with navy accessaries and a corsage of sweet peas and iris. Victor Maier is to be best man and ushers will be Gaylord Allen and Wilmer Cline, a cousin of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Herman will leave immediately after the ceremony for Florida and will be at home after April 1 at 1326 Parker Ave.

Luncheon to Be Held By Carnelian Group

The . Carnelian Club will meet for luncheon, a business meeting and bridge at 12:30 p. m. Monday at the Colonial Tearoom. Heostesses will be the Mesdames John FPF. Engelke, Louis A, Fleury

. Phi Mu Group ;

To Celebrate Founders’ Day

| Candles to Be Lighted by

Presidents of Active State Chapters.

A eandlelight serviee in memory

of women who founded the sorority

B8. years ago af Wesleyan Women's College, Macon, Gieorgia, was to be the opening feature of the Found.

| ers’ Pay luncheon of Phi Mn Seror-

ity today at the Travertine Room of thé Lincoln Hotel. Oandles were to be lighted by the

présidents of active chapters in the

state, Mjss Joyce Smith, Indiana University; Miss Ch lotte Lockner, Purdue, and Miss Add Martin, Hanover College, During this serviee Mrs. Gerald Hay was read a poem in honor of the founders written by Miss Elizabeth Lines, a granddaughter of one of the three founders. Mrs. H. E. Eberhart, president of the Indianapolis Alumnae Assoziation, was to preside at the luncheon,

Mrs. Whitaker to Speak “The Place of Serority Alumrve in Community Life” was to be the subject of Mrs. Robert Whitaker, Ft. Wayne. Others to be seated at the speakers’ table are Mrs. William B. Wileox, state alumnae chairman; Mrs. Kenneth Hufford, Mrs. George P. Dennerline and the presidents of the active chapters. Members of the Indianapolis Alumnae Association are hostesses for the lunche eon apd the dance tonight. Mrs. Eberhart was to preside at the luncheon. Enchantress’ carnations; the soe rority flower, sweet peas and snapii in rose and white, the so0rority colors, were to center the speakers’ table. Candelabra with rose and white tapers were to be used on the table. Old-fashioned nosegays of carnations ang sweet peas were to be arranged ‘in platealis on the smaller tables and were to serve as favors for the guests. These tables also were to have rose and white candles. An illuminated replica of the serority pin was to hang at one end of the room,

Cup to .Be Awarded

A silver cup was to be awarded the active chapter winning a song contest, Mrs. Wilbur Shannon is chairman of arrangements for the dance, ase sisted by Mesdames E. A. Boucher, R. S. Hiatt, John E. Mitchell, John Tatum and Miss Ruby Lou Lillard. Dick Robbins’ orchestra will play. Reservations have been made by the following members from Indiana University: Misses Nova Barp, Beryl: Ann Brownell, Dorothy Hateher, Louise Hurst, Jean Inskeep, Alice Kettner, Dorothy Luecock, Virgene Moore, Patricia Pool, Joyce Smith, Ruth Schroer, Doris Tuttle, Aurelia Vraciu and Ann Welch. Hanover College members attend« ing will pe Misses Madge Ashton, Carolyn Bettoroff, Shirleyanne Braley, Dorothy and Ruth Carson, Priscilla Chapman, Anne Conarty, Joan Cook, Eleanor Craig, Betty Crippin, Bernadette Cassidy, Betty Davis, Barbara Dees, Peggy Ewart, Verda Elliott, Mary . Louise Francisco, .Naneylou Full ehwider, Ruth Ann Goes, Mary Grubbs, Janice Horn, Billie Lawrence, - Betty Jean MeKamey, Jane Menke, Ada Martin, Jean Mansfield, Judy McTurnan, Jeanne Anne and Patty Lou Pluess, Roberta - Powell, Maxine Rainer, Martha Saxe, Helen Taggart, Patty Wagenseller and Eleanor Watts. Those from Purdue University will be Misses Inez Anderson, Janet Avery, Mildred Browning, Glagys Cox, June Darrow, Martha Ellis, Janet Gaylord, Mary Ann Green, Doris Jane Henninger, Lenore Hofer, Joan Koerner, Winifred Kriepke, Jean Ann MeClintock, Ann Pierce, Marybeth Sharp, Alma and Mary Schnaible, Pauline Stone, Lois Turner, Maryruth Thornburg, Jane Weaver and Ann Woolley.

_ Local Alumnae Attends

Indianapolis alumngg making res ervations are Mesdames Walter Alfke, John H, Blair, Frederick Borries, E. A. Boucher, George C. Burke ert Jr, C. E. garbon, L. L. Clark, Morris Cooper, | George P. Denners line, Earl Dieck, George E. Dougherty, H. D. Eberhart, Electa Fly, C Eugene Garrison, ‘Harry Gause C. H. Glascock, Paula Hawkins, Gerald Hay, Stanley Hayes, R. 8. Hiatt and Theodore Holzapple. Mesdames K. P. Hufford, Charles Ollinick, A. J. Orr, Charl William Powell, William; Robert Reed, W. C. man Stahl, Raymond Treanor, B. W. Whaley, William B. Wilcox and Misses Betty Black,Claire Bowden, Mary Jo Barker, - Miriam Commons, Plorence Day, Dorothy Forsyth, Adelaide. Gastineau, Edith Gingery, Shirley Guil« ford, Sarah Henning, Eva Lou Hen< derson, Josephine Jackson, Martha May Kincaid, Ruby Leu Lillard, June Martinelli, La Verne Redlen, Irene and Velma Schaaf, Elsie Shel ley, Margaret Stewart, Irma..Wile

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