Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1940 — Page 11

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A O'Neill, 549 E. 42d St., ‘was married te

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’: St. Louis, 'Mo., were ushers. . Club followed the ceremony. Mr.

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Couple: to Reside

Nis Cathryn ‘Frances daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Francis

Homer 8. Prater Jr. Atlanta,

of a bride, officiated. ; . O'Neill, sister of

| short puffed sleeves and a * skirt with contrasting blue velvet girdle. The Misses Gerardine and Paula O'Neill, the bride’s sisters, were bridesmaids. Their

! velvet and carried arm bouquets of Briarcliff roses and delphinium.

.and| Mrs. William T. Flynn and cousin of the bride, was flower girl. , She |wore a dress of imported white batiste and ‘carried a nosegay of

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The bridal gown was of duchess > 2

satin, fashioned on princess lines with long tight sleeves. and a draped neckline. Tiny satin covered buttons ran from the neckline to the waist in back and 'the ffull length illusion veil fell trp a shirred cap with circlets of orange blossoms. Mrs. Prater’s ‘bouquet was of white orchids and spray orchids. Mrs... O'Neill chose a navy sheer gown with chalk white accessories for-the ceremony and Mrs. Prater + Sr. wore midnight blue crepe. Their corsages were of orchids. A Thomas J. Phillips of Kansas City was best man and Burch S. Vermillion and Vincent P. Ring of

Reception Follows .A reception at the Columbia

and Mrs. Prater will leave on a wedding trip to California. The bride’s traveling ensemble will in-

with matching accessories: and a 1 corsage of green orchids. The couple will be at home at 3632 Can-1 trell Road, Atlanta, after July 1. Mrs. Prater attended from from St. Agnes Academy and Butler Uni‘versity. Mr. Prater attended Maraist College, the University of Georgia and was graduated from the University of Missouri. He is a members of Sigma Chi Fraternity. Mr. and "Mrs. O'Neill - gave a bridal dinner last night at the Columbia Club for 26 guests,” including the bridal party and out of town ‘guests. ,

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Sorority Plans Convention

Phi Omega Pi Sorority will attenc the sorority’s province conventior Saturday and Sunday at McCormick’s Creek State Park. Members from Ohio, Kentucky! Alabama and Indiana are to attend. | The Indianapolis group will ind clude Miss Madge Cathcart, presi-

|dent of the Indianapolis Alumnae

Chapter; Mrs. Frank Lamb, the Misses Clara Moore, Virginia Gray. Alys Criss, Alta Roll, Gwendolyn Hays, Mary Sporeleader, Virginia Hunter, Edna Trent, Erma Winner, Ruth Steckley and Mrs. John Graves and Mrs. Hedden.

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Picnic Tonight

With June Lollar

A luncheon, picnic and several business meetings’ are on today’s

books, Members of GAMMA DELTA

CHAPTER, KAPPA DELTA PHI, will give a picaic tonight for their

at the Algonquin Riding Club. Plans for in:tiation services will

TER OF PHI DELTA PI SORORITY at the home of Miss June Lollar, 318 E. North St., Apt. 9. The business meeting will begin at 8:30 slp. m.

Mrs. Dale Alexander, 327 E. 51st St., was to entertain members and

ALPHA OMICRON ALPHA today at luncheon. “The sorority’s new officers are Mrs. Alexander, president; Mrs. William Kassenberg, vice president; William Anderson, secretary; Mrs. H W. Willingham, - treasurer, and Mrs. John L. Mauk, publicity.

Miss Betty Lind of Buffalo, N. Y., and Miss Evelyr. Morgan of Mooers, N. Y., were initiated into ALPHA CHAPTER OF PHI DELTA PI, national professional physical edueagionf sorority, last ‘night.

Miss : Christine Austin, 1325 Tar1o0llton Ave. will entertain members of LAMBDA CHI DELTA tonight.

A ‘HA CHAPTER ' OF TRI CLUB will have an informal spread

ton, [743 N. Bancroft St. Miss une Walters, assisted by Miss Mary Lou

Doris Cheeseman, 5247

TAU SORORITY, Si) tonight.

,| William H. Meuser, public health;

Weds 7 une 8

Miss Margaret Huston, daughter of William A. Huston, will be married to Hcward J.” Huber of Chicago June 8 at Christ Episcogal Church,

Council of Women Heads Are Named

Mrs. Laura E. Ray, new president of the Indianapelis Council of Women, named chairmen of the organization’s standing committees yesterday at a board meeting.

They include Mrs. Lowell E. Fisher, program and publicity; Mrs.

Clyde V. Montgomery, hospitality and telephone; Mrs. -J. Malcolm Cunn, consumers’ problems; Mrs. Herbert Asperger, education; Mrs. Charles E. Smith, extension; Mrs. Hugh G. Scudder, human relations —world peace; Mrs. Guy O. Byrd, legislation. Others named were Mrs. Clayton Hunt Ridge, municipal affairs; Mrs.

Mrs. Arthur S, Brown, recreation; Mrs. George P. Ruth, welfare; Mrs. Henry W. Ker, parliamentarian; Mrs. J. H. Armington, historian; Mrs. Charles E. Smith, bulletin editor, and Mrs. Fisher, delegate to the

| JANE JORDAN

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- DEAR JANE [JORDAN--I am a boy \ years old. I would like advice on how to become a|lady’s man: I'm not exactly handsome and not ugly either. Some people say my red hair. and freckles hold me back but I don’t see why they should matter as long as I have the’ brains. I am an A-plus student and get all my home work on time principally because I do not have dates to interfere. I would be willing to forget the home work if some cute blond would give me a tumble. Please advise me. RED. » ” ” Answer—1It is not necessary for you to give up your homework in order to have dates. Many young men manage both by confining their dates to the week-end, and both are important. If you do not have dates it is your own fault. You simply do not ask for them, or if you do ask and are turned down, you are too easily discouraged, - You are right in assuming that your red hair and freckles are no drawback. They should be an asset because they make you stand out from the crowd. Appearance has little to do with whether the girls like you or not. It is a matter of personality. About your personality you tell me nothing other than that you are studious. This, 5 Yoo, can be an asset because again it makes you outstanding. Thé chances are that you lack initiative and are tongue tied in the presence of the ladies. [You must learn to talk. Nothing could be more fascinating to a girl as a subject of conversation than herself. Learn to notice her clothes, her hair-do, her successes in school, and comment upon them in a way that makes her feel her own: personal worth. It is fine to be a scholar but not a one-sided one. School is for friendship as well as forswork, and you should divide your time between the two so that neither gets out of balance. Cultivate friends of both sexes and go in for school events. Whatever makes your personality felt in a school will attract the girls to you. ) : JANE | JORDAN.

Mrs. Jeanette Radcliffe will assist.

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May Wright Sewall Council of Women.

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Tén coed members of Butler Uni- | versity’s sophomore were pledged to Chimes, women’s honor society, according to | Danville, and Miss Magnolia De an announcement mg Mary Clay, president of the so-|society is based upon scholarship ciety. Initiation ceremonies for the and participation in’ school sctiv- -

pledges will be held next September. | ities.

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