Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1940 — Page 16

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SOCIETY— Propylaeum Stockholders to Elect Five Directors at Meeting May 20

The annual stockholders meeting of the Propylaesum will be Monday, May 20, at 2 p. m. in the Propylaeum. Annual reports of officers and committee chairmen will be read and five directors elected. Directors whose terms expire are Mesdames Thaddeus R. Baker, John G. Rauch, Albert Seaton, Fred A.

Sims and Edson T. Wood. Candidates submitted by the nominating committee are Mesdames Hugh Carpenter, Christopher B. Coleman, Paul E. Fisher, Rauch, Seaton, Herbert W. Todd, Ralph Vonnegut, Walker W. Winslow and Edson T. Wood. Mrs, William Allen Moore is chairman of the nominating committee. Other members of the committee are Mesdames Thomas F. Hudgins, Edward H. Knight, Waldo B. Rossetter and H. A. O. Speers,

Pre-Nuptial Dinner to Be Given

Miss Mary Edith Luten and John Bassel Watson, whose marriage will be Saturday at the Propylaeum, will be honor guests at a dinner tonight given by Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Atkins. Guests with the couple will be Messrs, and Mesdames Warren Ruddell, Alex Stewart, Reily G. Adams, Bingham Booker, Reid McLain and Woods Caperton, Miss Barbara Fowler and Kurt Lieber. Shortridge Pupils to Give Dance Thirty-three Shortridge High School pupils will give a dance in the Gold Room of the Antlers Hotel Friday night. Fletcher Henderson's orchestra will play. Committee members sponsoring the event include Misses Patricia Casler, Margaret Clayton, Barbara Kiger, George Anna Madden, Mary Jo McGuire Betty Jane Mitchell, Mary Ann Morrison, Dorothy Ottinger, Mary Ann Pearce, Patricia Peterson, Marjorie Rosebrock, Maxine Snyder, Barbara Wilde, Rosemary Wilmeth, Doris Woods and Anni Zimmer. Others are William Bockstahler, John Burke, Robert Cooley, Robert Dalrymple, Philip Huston, George Kraeger Thomas Lamb, John Lyons, Calvin Matthews, William McCullough, Ralph Morrow, James Murray, Alan Nolan, Frederick Rassman, John Smith. Bruce Sumner and Robert Perry, Chaperons will be Messrs. and Mesdames Val Nolan. Pearce, Charles R. Woods and Nelson F. Sumner.

Flies From Hawaii for Cousin’s Wedding

Arriving by plane from San Francisco tomorrow will be Miss Irving Moxley, who is returning from Hawaii to be a bridesmaid at the wedding of her cousin, Miss Jeannette Tarkington, to Burford Danner Saturday. The ceremony will be in the home of Miss Moxley and her father, G. Barrett Moxley, 1126 N. Meridian St., the former home of the bride-to-be's father. Out-of-town guests expected to arrive for the wedding include Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Goff and Miss Jeannette Goff. Urbana, 0O.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles DuPuy, Greensburg, Pa.: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arthur Tarkington, Miss Martha Ann Tarkington, Stewart Tarkington and Mrs. Rov G. Smith, all of Cincinnati: Mrs. Hiram Norcroft Jr, Mrs, Joseph W. Lewis and Joseph W. Lewis Jr. all of St. Louis; Miss Alice Cooks, Nebraska City, and Samuel D. Jones. Louisville. Miss Margaret Jameson will come from Bryn Mawr College to attend her cousin's wedding.

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Mrs. Charles Greathouse Wins Golf Tournament

Mrs. Charles Greathouse was winner of first place in the flag golf tournament yesterday at the Woodstock Club. Other winners were Mrs. George Kuhn, second; Mrs. Marjorie Roemler Kinnaird, third, and Mrs. Louis H. Haerle, fourth, Mrs. William Macgregor Morris won the guest prize.

Day Nursery Board Will Meet The regular board meeting of the Indianapolis Day Nursery will

be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the Nursery with Mrs. John Messick presiding.

Delta Zeta Psi to Meet Tonight;

Phi Theta Delta to Fete Mothers;

Sigma Delta Tau Plans Session

Dinners, a luncheon and business meetings are planned for today

and tomorrow by sorority groups.

Miss Viola Epperson, 1503 N. Pennsylvania St. will be hostess for

a meeting of DELTA ZETA PSI SORORITY tonight.

ETA CHAPTER OF PHI THETA DELTA SORORITY will give a Wiggs and Misses Marjorie CallaMothers’ Day dinner at the Sheffield Inn tonight followed by a theater

party.

ALPHA CHAPTER OF PHI THETA DELTA SORORITY will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. John R. Bumgardner, 3645 N. Grant St. Mrs. Leo Brand, 2630 Allen Ave, Vill will be hostess for a meeting of

ALPHA CHAPTER OF ALPHA J. A. Cameron, 5831 Broadway.

\ | Saturday.

ALPHA CHAPTER OF OMEGA Doris NU TAU SORORITY will meet at 8 p. m. today at the Hotel Lincoln.

EPSI "HAPT P : | OOo OR rR SOL HA rations for a towel shower given mand r and Mrs. Wilited Brad 1 ) . < e 'S. i y - meet for luncheon at 12:30 last night by Miss Van Voorhis at 0 pP. m. tomorrow at the home ot Mrs. her

Gives Chopin Recital

3 Miner and Allen Photo.

1. The board of directors of the Indianapolis Art Association will present Marjorie Garrigue (Mrs. Fred Smith) in an all-Chopin piano recital next Wednesday night at John Herron Art Museum.

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Attendants Chosen for Wedding Of Doris Louise Brown June 12; Lillian Joy Callaway Tea Guest

Showers, selection of wedding attendants and scheduling of parties are occupying the attention of Indianapolis brides-to-be. Miss Jean Grumme will be maid of honor for the wedding of Miss Doris Louise Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Brown. 5538 Broadway, to Frederick J. Grumme Jr, Irvington, N. J. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Grumme of Indianapolis. The wedding will be at 3:30 p. m. June 12 in the Broad-| —— r -= way Methodist Church. { Bridesmaids will be Misses mary |] | | a) H Id Ann Tindall, Doris Belzer, Dorothy | unc 1€on ¢ Gimbel and Betty Jane Grauel. - Miss Belzer will entertain with a B r O E S linen shower for Miss Brown Fri- y . . * day night at the Columbia Club. | y Guests with the bride-to-be will in-| TLodge groups will turn their atclude her mother, the bridegroom's tention to a covered dish luncheon, mother, Mrs. Arthur Clay, and a business meeting and card parMisses Grumme, Hyla Jane Hadley, ties this week. Ruth Zitzlaff, Tindall, Embelle| The LADIES’ AUXILIARY TO Waldo, Grauel, Jayne Sumner and THE ORDER OF RAILWAY CONLouise Beechy. Mrs. E. C. Belzer DUCTORS 103 will meet at 2 p. m. will assist her daughter. | Friday in Castle Hall. Dinner will Miss Gimbel will have a china be served at 6 p. m. shower next Monday at her home| for Miss Brown and a Kitchen | shower will be given by the Misses 315, O. E. S,, was to hold a covered Jane Robinson, Rosemary High- dish luncheon at noon today folsmith and Jane Blankschein May lowed by a reception for past presi17. (dents and charter members. Mrs. Ruth Masten was to preside.

Mr. and Mrs. William Faust, Ben

Mrs. J. T. Stokes and her daugh- |

S. ; sen, i LS, Mrs. Earl Larsen ntepia hed Kerr, Mesdames’ Tressie Kirk, Ruby (vesterday at Mrs. Stokes’ home, ;, ec Eva Clark, Norma Leet and [3555 Washington Blvd, with a Carrie Lee Jones, members of In‘bridge tea for Miss Lillian Joy Cal- dianapolis Shrine of Jerusalem 6, av Who rd t vie Will attend the 46th annual session away whose Sg 9 Cany of the Supreme Shrine, WHITE Muff Baker of Piqua, O, Will be cupiNg OF JERUSALEM at Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Grand Ripids, Mich, this week.

{Callaway are the bride-to-be’s The

parents and Mr. Baker is the son| of Mrs. Ruth Baker, Somerville O. AMERICAN LEGION AND ITS | Guests in addition to Miss Calla- AUXILIARY 348, will give a series of card parties starting tomorrow

way and her mother were Mrs. Eovvnk at 7:45 p. m. at the post home, 1130 |aompson, Re, A ames |W. 30th ‘St. Rufus Phillips and Mrs. Charles Beckham are in charge. On the committee are Victor Hammel, Henry Swing, Ollie Harding, Harry Perrine, Mesdames Charles Ogle, Lee Simms Bill Bernauer and Herman Maher. L. C. Duckworth is post

way, Florence Bowers, Ann Tefft, Jane Renard, Jane and Mary Louise Keach, Jane Julia Turner, Atteberry, Jean Rau and Patsy Boggs. | Pastel shades were used in decocom-

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St., for Miss Barbara Spencer!

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES May Day Chairman

2. Miss Rosemary Newman, president of the. Butler University Woman's League, is directing arrangements for the annual Butler May Day program to be held

the school's formal gardens.

s ” ” May Day Arranged On Fairview Campus |

Plans for the annual Butler May | Day program, Saturday, May 25, in |

the formal gardens on the Fairview campus, are being made by the | | Butler University Woman's League. Miss Rosemary Newman, president | of the organization, is heading |

activities for the event. | Committees to have charge of ar- | | ranging various activities of the | day have been appointed by Miss Newman. They include: Dance, | Miss Marguerite Ellis, chairman, Misses Jane Jordan, Virginia Buchanan, Ruth Recktenwall, Betty | Freeman, Leslie Shippey, Mary | | Haynes, Marjorie Hale, Jo Forrest, [Ruth Bell, Dorothy McCleaster, | | Margaret Studebaker, Marjorie Rit- | ter, Marion Sturm, Jane Howe and | Carol Haskin. | Costume, Miss Florence Schulz, chairman, Misses Ruth Miles, Sara ( Steinbaugh, Eleanor Morris, Louise Brandt, Bernie Sweeney, Marjorie Nickell, Jeanette Barnett, Jean

| Reid; flowers, Miss Mary Janet | | Fehr, chairman, Misses Ruth Tabal- | [zer, Virginia Pletcher, Betty Reid, | Wilma L. Gray, Marjorie Kelly, Barbara Kelly, Virginia Price, Lucile Craigle, Ethel Hull and Jane { Wright. Miss Pequetti Helpon, a senior | from Lafayette, has recently been | | elected May Queen in an all-school | election. She will rule at the traditional May Day exercises during {the Saturday afternoon program and at the May dance to be held | that evening. Ellis Carroll, director | of the Butler band, will lead that

MADDEN NOTTINGHAM | Organization in a concert during tani, harpist, will play. There are

‘Butler Horse

Show Saturday

| Preparations for a Butler Univer-

sity Intramural Horse Show and an

Intercollegiate Horsemanship Meet =

Saturday afternoon and evening at,

Aids Garden Program

3. Mrs. George F. Zimmerman, president of the Evansville Garden Club, is assisting with arrangements for the ninth annual convention of the Garden Club of Indiana to be held May 17 and 18 in Evansville.

St. Joan of Arc Women's Club To Sponsor Night Ball. Game

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1940

Musical Tea Arranged by D.A.R. Unit

B. P. W. Club to Elect Officers Tomorrow

A musical program, election of \ officers, a book review and a card party are on the club calendar for tomorrow and Friday. The IRVINGTON CHAPTER OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION will hold a musical {ea tomorrow. Mrs. Albert Holman will speak on “Mod ern Trends in American Music.” Mrs. Raymond F. Stilz, chapter ree gent, will be hostess.

Officers will be elected at a meete ing of the INDIANAPOLIS BUSI~ NESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB tomorrow. Come mittee chairmen will report.

Mrs. E. J. Katzenberger will speak on “Song Birds, Their Habits and Protection” at a meeting of the SERVICE STUDY CLUB tomorrow, Mrs, Karl Theilig’s topic will be “Indiana Flower Gardens.” Host» ess will be Mrs. Carl Corwin,

Mrs. Marian Gallup will speak at a meeting of the IRVINGTON SERVICE CIRCLE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF KING'S DAUGHTERS AND SONS tomorrow at the home of Mrs. R. R. Hamilton. Mrs. T. W. McLean will lead devotions and Mrs. W. W, Southard will give the Silver Cross, Mrs. J. J. Steuerwald, hostess chairman, will be assisted by Mes= dames Caroline Hall, John Hoff, A. C. Hoffman, W, F. King, J. A. Mat-

Between Tribe and Red Birds

The May Committee of the St. Joan of Arc Women’s Club will sponsor a night ball game hetween the Columbus Red Birds and Indianapolis Indians Saturday, May 18, at Perry Stadium. Mesdames Edward M. Curry, Robert Husson and Glenn IL. O'Connor are general chairmen of the committee. On the ticket committee will be Mrs. George Evard, chairman; the Mesdames George Ahlering, Joseph Brady, C. T. Brady, William | Miller, M. W. Slattery, L. J. Miller, Nona Hayes, Earl Heffner, Mahlon Heiny, George Smith, Leo Mec= Manus. A. Miller, Ryland D. Pratt

Temple Sisters Car Sn. wes var dcct Monday

patroness committee, Serving with | her will be the Mesdames Anthony | Officers will be elected and inSlosar, John McShane, Felix Krieg, stalled Monday by the Temple Sis-

Clifford R. Vogelsang, A. J. Von= teyhood of the Indianapolis Hebrew dersaar, John Baldwin, Patrick : Ao Carr, Gerald Heiny, W. A. Royse, | Consregation in the vestry room of D. B. Shimer, Thomas A. Morris, | the temple. John A. Staab, Ralph Nessler, Helen | An open board dessert luncheon Neely, John Mitchell, Frank Smith, iil pe held at 1 p. m. Donald Smith, John Dockter, James | Mrs. Arthur Fairbank will give the

Dan Brosnan and Earl Evans. [closing address of the president. Mrs. Ralph Ittenbach is in charge Mrs. Samuel Hahn is to offer the of publicity. Other publicity com=- opening prayer. Mrs. Harold Platt mittee members are Mesdames will give greetings and Mrs. Fairlisa pel sarge. Poop; ha banks and Mrs. I. E. Solomon will ards, Joseph Naughton, Lawrence Sin8. Croker, Lewis Hauke, Frank Slu- | Mrs, David Lurvey heads the pesky, Ferris Etoll, Howard D Stout, nominating committee for officers, H. H. Wells and Elbert Johnston, |Mrs. J. C. Kahn and Mrs. J. B. The May Committee will enter- Kaufman head the hospitality com-

tain with a silver offering and mu- mittee. sical tea Friday, May 24, at the home of Mrs. Robert Keesing, 4177 Carrollton Ave. Miss Victoria Mon-

BROAD RIPPLE AUXILIARY | Bowman, Lois Foreman, and Alice Ahern, Albert Mills, John Knapp, |

Senior Nurses To Be Guests Piano Teachers Elect

Mrs. Charlotte Beckley Lehman| The Alumnae Association of St. has been re-elected president of the Vincent's Hospital Training School

Ireiinnapolis Piano y sachers A550- | for Nurses will give a dinner for ciation. 1er new oilicers are SS | i ae " . Jessie T. Clapp, vice president; Mrs. | Senior Tues as 3:30 P. 30, lopiorrow Lawrence Steele, secretary: Zillas | at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, Worth, treasurer; Miss Pauline| Miss Ann Kiltoil, chairman, will Clark, publicity chairman; Miss be assisted by Misses Ellen Cairo, Mary Schmidt Moore, social com-| Marie Acheson, Helen Trapp, Mary mittee chairman; and Miss Gladys Carson, Mary M. Hickey, Mary A.

no invitations.

thews, Elizabeth Marquette, Frank Osler, Pierre Vansickle, J. B. Wiles, Dora Wright and Miss Leora Car= | ver.

“United States and Latin Amer= |ica” will be the subject of a talk by Mrs, F. B. Gaylord at a meeting of the INDIANAPOLIS CURRENT EVENTS CLUB tomorrow. Mrs. J, C. Morrison will give “News High= lights.” Hostesses will be Mrs. M, E. Burkhart and Mrs. L. L. Lackey,

Mrs. Laura R. Bates will review “The World Was My Garden” (David Fairchild) at a meeting of the NORTH SIDE STUDY CLUB tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Fred Hallett.

The BROOKSIDE MOTHERS’ {CLUB will hold a card party at 8 p. m. Friday at the Power & Light Co.

Mrs. Walter Montgomery will speak on “Coverlets” at a meeting |of the 1908 CLUB tomorrow at the (home of Mrs. L. A. Bowers, 5255 N, Pennsylvania St.

Mrs. George P. Kibbe will be hostess for a luncheon meeting of the LADIES FEDERAL CLUB tomorrow. Mesdames C. E. Pogue, C, A. Shelby and W. L. Larsh will as= sist. On the entertainment come mittee will he Mrs. John Stettler and Mrs. L. D. Wadsworth,

The THURSDAY AFTERNOON CLUB will meet for luncheon at 1 p. m. at the Thomas Cafeteria with Mrs. J. E. Lewis as hostess,

Committee Plans Party

The May Committee of Holy Angels Church will give a publie card party at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the school basement, 28th St. and Northwestern Ave. Mrs. Ora Foy is in charge. A card party for the benefit of the church will be held at 8 p. m. today at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Durbin, 647 Eugene St.

Fowler, membership chairman, Wisker and Burnadette Welsh,

BETA PHI SORORITY at 8:30 p.m. today. Plans for a state convention in June will be discussed at a meeting of ALPHA CHAPTER OF SIGMA DELTA TAU SORORITY at 8 p m. today 2t the home of Mrs. Marion Goode, 2117 E. Raymond St.

Mrs. George Rinfer will be hostess for a meeting of GAMMA BETA CHI SORORITY tonight at the Columbia Club. Mesdames Mary Parsons, A. M. Gravbell and E. J. Hacker will be guests at an anniversary dinner of BETA TAU SIGMA SORORITY at

y arri Thomas A. Mrs. G. A. Owen, 1421 Fairtielq Whose marriage to Wl Ave, wili be hostess tomeht to Walsh Jr, Toledo, will be May 18.

. _ The party was planned as a treas-| i or THETA MY YoRUR ure hunt for the shower gifts. The : hostess was assisted by her aunt, DELTA CHAPTER, ALPHA BETA Mrs. Harry W. Dragoo. | GAMMA SORORITY, will give a| Guests with the bride-to-be in-| buffet supper at 6 p. m. Saturday at cluded her mother, Mrs. Forest H.! the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Spencer, her aunt, Mrs. I. C. SpenN. Willis, 1107 N. Mount St. Guests cer, Mrs. Ira Haymaker, Franklin, will include husbands and friends of Ind, Mesdames Odin sorority members. | Hollister Gahan, Jack Cusack, DeMiss Naomi Socks and Mrs. Wil- von Wicks and Robert Angell and liam Weakly are in charge of eun- the Misses Betty Ruth Henry, Mary tertainment for the party, |Liouise Lee, Sue Stackhouse, Rosemary Cashow, Virginia Hoff, Jean | Knight and Judy Peelle. | Sponsors Card Party

W.C.T.U. Tea Aid Selected

the Gregg farins are being made | by the Mothers’ Council, sponsors of the event, and members of Butler's equitation classes, Max de Vie-! tien, riding instructor, announced!

Hostesses have been announced | today. Funds from the affair will |

for the musical tea and style show | Pe given to the council for weliare to be sponsored by Wadlelsh, yw. ¢. T. U. at 2:16 p. m. Friday In| classes will take part in the intra-| Ayres’ auditorium. More than 300 mural show to be held at 2 p. m. reservations have been made for the | Saturday afternoon. event.

work

the Central Students of the Butler equitation

Teams repre-| senting Butler, Indiana, Purdue, {Illinois and Wisconsin will take Mrs. M. R. Addison, Mrs. Marlon a yy the intercollegiate meet

'F. Arnold and Miss Kathryn Smith, | starting at 7:30 p. m.

Remember Flowers

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¥ p. m. today at Holly Hock Hill. |

PHI GAMMA CHI SORORITY will meet at 8:37 n. mM. today at the

Indianapolis Court 1,

Capitol Ave. {Harm, 218 W. Hampton Drive,

JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN—My mother who is only 38 years old, seems to think that my married sister and myself cannot judge for ourselves about the things in life, and she doesn’t think we can take care of ourselves at all. Whenever we have company, or some one comes to the door, mother is always there as if we didn’t know what to say. She always misjudges our ability to do things. Please can you tell us what to do to make her see that we are old enough to judge things for ourselves? I am 17 and my sister is 18. M. J. AND E.J.

Answer—1It is natural for girls of vour age to resent the fact that their mother still treats them as children. Sometimes their mistake lies in the fact that they want to be treated as adults when it comes to claiming the freedom to come and go as they please and decide things as they please, but when it comes to assuming responsibility around the house, they still want to be treated as children who have evervthing done for them. The exasperated parent regards them, quite justly, as too immature to act for themselves. In any case the fault lies with the parent who should have given them responsibilities at an early age and gradually increased them until the children were completely independent Is your married sister living at home? If so, why did she congent to such an arrangement if she did not still feel tied to her mother in many respects and was afraid to break away? You girls are indeed old enough to look after yourself in the main. You have a right to insist firmly upon handling most of your own problems, particularly one as simple as answering the door. But do be able to call attention to the responsible manner in which vou carry out your mother’s instructions when she asks you to help her. If she doesn’t believe youre growing up, you need some proof to point to in your attitude toward work at school and at home.

DEAR JANE JORDAN-—TI am 16, a sophomore in high school, and I have been going steady with a boy of 17. I like him more than . anvbody else I ever have known. I followed advice gathered from 3 your column about going with other boys, but it just doesn’t work. He thinks I care for him no longer, and although he comes over often he seldom makes arrangements to see me in the future. He knows what he is to me and seems to take advantage of it. What should I do? WONDERING.

Answer—I never at any time said a girl could win the boy she "wanted by the device of presenting him with rivals. Sometimes a rival does stimulate a boy's interest, but the real point of going with ! another boy is to find a substitute for one who is indifferent. In my . opinion you have worn your heart on your sieeve where this boy is concerned. Why should he struggle to win something which he so _ easily possesses? If he thinks you no longer care for him, why does 5 he come over at all? < JANE JORDAN.

Order of the Amaranth, will have a white elephant card party at 7:30 p. m. home of Mrs. Ellis Sisson, 1116 N. tonight at the home of Mrs. Marie

| Miss Viola Turmail, whose marriage to Charles A. Henricks will be May 18, will be honor guest at a dinner and shower tonight at the Stegemeier Grill. Attending the party will be Misses Bonnie Adams, Alice Bills, Gertrude DeCoursey, Ruth Chandler, May Duckett, Wanda Farr, Viola Gearries, Agnes Gobel. Patricia Gruner, Kathleen Keilman, Esther Kantz, Alma Laurence, Ella B. Medley, Katherine Monaghan, Ruby Palen, Angelina Ridlin, Edna Shelby, Marjorie Sperry, Willa] Ruckman, Ellen P. Warmoth and | Helen Zink. | Miss Turmail is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore L.. Turmail! of Seymour, Ind. Mr. Henricks is the son of Mrs. Alma Henricks, 36 E. Pleasant Run Blvd. |

Mrs. Louis Barnett and Mrs. M. D. Barnett entertained last night with a dinner and miscellaneous shower for Miss Edna Lilyan Zier whose marriage to Benjamin H. Sagalowsky will be June 16. Decorations were carried out in pink and green, the bridal colors. About 45 guests attended the party which was given at The Homestead.

Garden Group To Entertain

The Garden Department of the Woman's Department Club will meet at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at the club-| house. Mrs. Merritt E. Woolf, retir-| ing chairman, will be in charge of the meeting. A lecture and film on flower arrangement are planned for members and their friends,

Thaus to Give Party |

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thau, 4005 Cornelius Ave., will entertain with al birthday party in honor of their] daughter, Pauline, at 8 p. m, today at their home, Guests will be Misses | Martha J. Brown, Virginia Brown, | Grace Davis, Jean Klinger, Joanne! Lauber, Carol M. Meyers, Jeannie Milholland, Peggy Wilhite; Messrs. Kenny Bloomers, Fred Cliff, Bob Schreiner, Bob Brown,

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all of New Palestine, Ind. will act| Members of a committee working | as hostesse*. Those from In-funder the direction of Mr. de Vie-| dianapolis will include Mesdames tien in arranging the day's program | Lora B. Hughes, Grace Raine, C. jnclude the Misses Jane Reynolds, E. Carter. R. E. Hinman, Felix T. Gretchen Huetter, Shirley St. Pierre, | McWhirter, J. H. Frost, Samuel | janet Ingham, Constance French; | Ashby, Phebe Link, 0. 8S. Jacquith, | nressrs. Harry Sharpneck, Robert Harold D. O'Brien, Charles Free, gimmick, Richard Bennett, and the! Charles E. Smith, C. W. Eltaroth, | \fesdames G. W. Schumaker, Rich-/

Guy O. Carpenter, Frank Pittman, |,.q

Fred Kepner, W. W. Reedy, R. R. Mitchell, Hubert Jordan,

Beetlev, Elmer Bostic and Martha Blackmire. Additional hostesses are Mesdames Violet Burr, Robert Bland, C. M. Canaday, R. Carter, A. B. Carr, Stella Cotton, F. A. Durnell, Glenn Diddle, Nora Dugger, E B. Eberhardt, Roy Egbert, W. G. Evans, J. W. Esterline, C. GQ. Eicher, Charles Fitzpatrick, Lesley Galloway, Florence Greene, Harold Gassett, J. F. Huffer, F. F. Hutchins, Ethel Hislop, S. J. Hatfield, J. C. Honaker, N. H. Jordan, Hubert Jordan Herbert Lacey, George Little and Minnie Lowder, Others are Mesdames Walter Marmon, E. W. Munson, E. P. Mes-

‘sick, Bd Moore, Charles Muir, J. Are games

W. : Noble, Laura Roberts, C. H. Ruggles, Fred Stucky. H. Stuttle, Margaret Schmidt, E. W. Stockdale, Allen Sommers, H. D. Terry, V. W. Tevis, D. O. Taylor, Carl Taylor, F. C. Utterback, Alice Wood, D. O. Wilmeth, J. H. Westbay, J. K. Wolfe, Etta Wilkinson, H. 8. Walters, R. H. White, S. Weir, and Raymond Yoss, Dr. Gertrude Hinshaw and Misses Rose Little Adele Stork and Nellie C. Young.

Religion Is Subject The first of a series of four Friday meetings for discussion of “Living Religion” (Hornell Hart) will be held at 10 a. m. Friday at the Y. W. C. A. The discussion group, which is sponsored by the Indianapolis Council of Church

| Women, will use an outline provided

by the United Christian Adult Movement,

Narrators to Meet

Mrs. Merton Johnston will review “The Mad Booth of Maryland” (Stanley Kimmel) at a meeting of the Narrators at 8 p. m. today at he home of Mrs. Harold F. Fischer, 6173 Primrose Ave. | Mrs, Carl Spen-

E. J | Scoonover, C. W. Ackman, Roscoe

W. Fox and Miss Louise M. | Schulmevyer. | The afternoon's program will consist of classes in which Butler stu-| dents will compete. Horsemanship! classes, formation riding, games on | horseback and a jumper horseman[ship class will complete the afternoon events. Ribbons and trophies are te be awarded for class Wie ners, Four persons will compose a team representing an individual school in the evening meet. Twenty persons | are expected to compete. Hor$emanship classes for forward | {and show seat and a seat and hands] |elass composed of winners of the] first two classes will compete to de- | termine a team champion. Also |included on the evening's program on horseback, open | | jumping class and a jumper horse- | | manship class. School teams are to arrive in the city Friday afternoon to take part in preliminary trials. Saturday morning the group will visit the Fairmount Show stables of Eli Lilly. Tillman Bubenzer, stable manager, will conduct the tour. Judges for the evening show will include M. Hereward Fuller, show seat class; Seward Price, Muncie, forward seat and jumper classes, | and Bloor Schleppey, announcer. | In case of rain the shows are to be held Sunday afternoon.

O. E. S. Anniversary Program Arranged

Monument Chapter 549, O. E. S., will hold a joint anniversary and Mother's Day observance Monday at the Masonic Temple, North and Illinois Sts. The chapter is five years old. The degrees of the order will be exemplified at 8:15 p. m. Dinner will be at 68:30 p. m. Charter members will honored. Mrs. Goldie Freeman wortity matron and

Carry Your

Love to Mother

The Following Florists Will Help You Select Your Flowers:

DOWNTOWN

Bertermann Bros, Ayres’ Flower Shop Claypool Flower Shop Marer Flower Shon Greene's Flower Shop

WEST SIDE

John A. Grande John Grande & Sons House of Flowers Kiefer Floral Co. Chas. Lockwood Leo J. Rickenbach Earl Williams

NORTH SIDE College Flower Shop Ceeil Crabb Forest Hills Floral Service Garrick Flower Shop Pahud Floral Co. A. D, Stanley & Sons A. Stone Wiegand's Flower Shop Indianapolis Flower and Plant Co. Broad Ripple Flower Shop Benson's Flowers Randall's Florists Aiken's Flower Shop

EAST SIDE Arlington Flower Shop East End Greenhouse Forest Manor Flower

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Shop Fisher Floral Co. Irving Flower Shop Luebking Floral Co. Niggl Floral Service Quality Flower Shop Roepke Floral Co. Wayside Gardens Helen Mowery, Lawrence

SOUTH SIDE J. W. Anthony Bohne Bros. Geo. Buescher & Son Elsner Roberts Floral Co, John Heidenreich Holmes Flower Shop Madison Ave. Flower Shop Resner Floral Co. Virginia Flower Shop H. W. Rieman’'s Sons Roberts Floral Co. C. H. Schwomeyer Fred Ross, Greenwood

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