Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1940 — Page 14
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SOCIETY—
Indianapolis Woman’ s Club to Give ‘Reception for Four New Members.
‘The Indianapolis Woman's Club will‘honor its four new members with a tea and reception tomorrow after-
noon at the Propylaeum.
New members. are Mrs. C. D. Alexander; Miss Martha Coleman, Miss Nancy Moore and Miss Allegra. Stew-
art.
: Mrs. Samuel R. Harrell will read a paper on “Child of Passage” (Martha Oliver Daugherty). Herrington i is in charge of arrangements.
Tudor Senior Dance: 1s Tomorrow The senior class of Tudor Hall School will have its annual/dance tomorrow night at Woodstock Club following the commencement at the First Presbyterian Church. Dr. Francis S. Hutchins, president of Berea College, will be the commencement speaker. In the receiving’ line at the dance will be Miss I. Hilda Stewart, the school principal; Mrs. W. Richardson Sinclair, Mrs. J. C. Schaf, Miss Hazel D. McKee, the assistant principal; Mrs. Josephine C. Ives, Miss Letitia Sinclair, the class president, and Miss Lucile Schaf,
class secretary,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Oscar Schmidt on Wedding Trp Mr. and -Mrs. Lorenz Oscar Schmidt are on a wedding trip in the South fellowing their marriage at noon yesterday in the Episcopal Church of the Advent. The bride is the former Miss Elinor Asenath" Stickney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Stickney, and Mr. Schmidt of Chicago and formerly of Indianapolis is the son
of Oscar Schmidt of Spencer Ind.
The Rev. George S. Southworth performed the ceremony. Preceding the ceremony Charles F. Hansen, organist, played a program including the prelude to Lohengrin, the “Intermezzo” from’ “‘Cav-
alleria Rusticana,” “Salut d’Amour’
| (Dubois). During the ceremony hie played Schumann’s “Traumerei” ‘and the Lohengrin and Mendelssohn wedding marches for the pro- | cessional : and recessional. The church was decorated with shell pink
| peonies and sweet syringa.
Bride Wore Blue Jersey Frock : The brie, who was: given in marriage by her father wore a heaven blue silk jersey street length frock niade with a draped Grecian bodice and short shirred sleeves. Her turban was of matching .
blue and she ‘wore a strand of pearls and carried white orchids. igh» wore a gown of haci-
Her only attendant, Miss Helen
enda red styled like that of .the bri a bouquet of spring flowers. which picked up the shades of her
frock and that of the bride.
e bridegroom’s attendants were Richard B. Skeen, Milwaukee, formerly of Indianapolis, best man, and David H. Thomas Jr. and B. Hinman Bisbee, both of Chicago, arid Reily Gibson Adams;j ushers. Mrs. Stickney those a French blue and white costume suit with navy hat and accessories and wore gardenias.
Breakfast Followed Ceremony
A breakfast at the Indianapolis Athletic Club for the immediate families, out-of-town guests and most intimate friends of the couple followed the ceremony. The oval table, decorated with pink and white peonies, ferns and daisies, surrounded a sunken plateau of the peonies and daisies centered by a small fountain. Guests from out-of-town included Mr. Schmidt's father and Miss Emma Schmidt, Spencer, Ind., Miss Anne Peckham, New York, the bridegroom’s sister; Mesdames Judd Foltz Fay, Donald Wegg, S. P. Skeen and B. H. Bisbee, all of Chicago; Mrs. H. B. Reid, Anderson,’ Ind.. and Mr. and ‘Mrs. C. E. Hughes, Destin, Fla. The bride's traveling costume was a navy blue dress with a navy coat, lined with light blue matching the belt of the, dress, Her light blue hat had a navy veil and she wore. orchids. The couple will be at home after July 1 at 434 Barry Ave., Chicago.
Sail on Caribbean Cruise
Tomorrow. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Schmidt will stop in Alexandria, La., where Mr. Schmidt will serve as best man for the wedding of Mr. Richard B. Skeen and Miss: Evelyn Delaney. They will go from Alex. andria to New Orleans from where they will sail June 12 on a Carib-
" bean cruise.
The bride was graduated from Tudor Hall and attended Miss Paulina Moxley’s School in Rome and the Katherine in New York. She is a member of the Indianapolis and Christamore Aid Society. Mr. Schmidt was g Park School and attended Washington and Lee University and the University of Arizona. He is a member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity and the Chicago Yacht Club. .
Mrs. H. C. Block Jr. to Be Hostess
Mrs. H. C. Block. Jr: will entertain June 14 with a tea for Mrs. Mrs. Block’s mother, Mrs, Vict
Lawrence R. Taylor. rowd, will pour. :
Assisting the hostesses will be Mrs. O. H. Maas, Mr Miss Nancy Winterrowd and Miss Mary Furscott. |
Coleman Home Board to Meet
The season’s last monthly board meeting of the Suemma Coleman Home will be a 12.noon luncheon meeting tomorrow at the home. Mrs. J. William Wright, president, will preside.
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~ JANE JORDAN
DEAR JANE JORDAN-—I am a young girl in my teens. been marri€d and divorcéd. About a year before I met the man I married, I fell in love with a boy two years my senior. we loved each other very much but my brother-in-law separated us After that I was married. But I still had the longing in my young heart for my old friend and told my husband about him. At first he refused a divorce, but finally agreed to one. “After my divorce I met my old friend again. He says he thinks a lot of me but doesn't love me. hasn’t gone with other girls since he found me again. I have gone out twice but I can’t enjoy myself with anyone else and always find myself wishing that he was with me. I've been married and divorced that he has changed so? Please an-
and we drifted apart.
swer. I love him.
Answer—I imagine that the young man has a better idea of what He likes you well enough for casual dates but does not wish to’ assume the responsibility. of your support when he knows he ‘is ‘not ready for such a step. You aren't ready for marriage either although you do recognize this fact. . that you have been married and’ divorced while you're still in your | teens - indicates an extremely immature attitude toward such a e is for adults, not children. You would do’ well’ to postpone the love problem for a few years and go to work. Love is only one of the adjustments to be made in Work is equally ‘important. Succeed at a job where you will
marriage means than you have.
mature task. Marriag
life.
gather some experience. in getting along with other people. need the discipline of a ‘daily task which you fulfill whether you feel like it or not. In a job you learn to give as well as take, to cooperate with uncongenial personalities, and to control your feelings, Your judgment. of character will improve and your romantic fantasigs will give way to a better concept of reality. As it is you want someone to.takg care of you. You expect more of love and marridge tham either has to give. taught you little and you're still wrapped up in the idea that’ real Marriage is a task at which both partners
love solves all problems.’
must work diligently if it is to be a success. to paradise. Take my advice and give yourself time to grov up be-
fore you try it again. 88 8.
DEAR JANE JORDAN-<I am a girl of 19 and a junior in high h a boy who is 19. He has asked me to go
steady but my mothef thinks I am too young. ‘She thinks I:«should 1d girls with my sister who is 16. I would be the oldest of the girls in this bunch. I like to go on single dates and so does this boy. What would you advis! ?
Answer—Perhaps you are too 00 old to enjoy your sister's group “of friends but you .are also too young to “go steady.” man frequently, ‘but why should either of you bind yourselves with promises not to'go with anyone else? You are not too young to have single dates, yet you and your
boy . friend should be gble to enjoy a group your own age as well. teens should circulate among their contem-
school. I am gcing
go with a bunch of boys
Young people in their
pasties. and not concentrate too. hard
in a letter to Jane Jordan who will answer Put zone problems ue in this column daily.
|Federated Chorus Sings
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Dance Will Follow ~ Commencement
Pupils who will ‘be graduated to-;
night from St. ‘Joan of Arc School will be entertained - after the exercises by Miss .Rosalind - Lamb,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Lamb. Miss Lamb will give a dance _ at the Democratic. Club. The com-
mencentent excercises will: be at the |
church, t The graduating class held a break- _ fast this morning at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Honor guests were the Rev. Fr..C. M.: Bosler, the Rev. Fr. Edward the Rev. Fr. Harry Hoover : and the Rev. Fr. Joseph - BrokRage.
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on one person. JANE JORDAN.
A program of choral numbers was: to be sung by. the Seventh District Federated Chorus before the White Cross Music Guild meeting at 2 p.m. today at the Methodist Hospital Nurses Home. Mrs. Carolyn Ayres Turner was to direct.
Monday Club Outing At Lebanon Monday
Members of the Monday Club will have an outing next Monday at the Ulen Country Club at Lebanon. Mrs. W. H. Pearl is in charge of arrangements. Luncheon - will be served at the ‘clubhouse at 12:30
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‘|also is a member of the New York
Dr. and Ms. E.
Times Special.
liam H. Ball, and Dr. Edwin Breck
Westwood. | Taking their places along-the aisle through which the bride. and her attendants passed were Mrs. Henry Schiebel, Garden City, L. I, and Mrs. Carl R. Giegerich, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., sisters of the bridegroom; Mrs. Sedgwick Ashton Clark Jr, Mrs. Lincoln. V, Parry -and Miss Betty Brown, Wakefield, Mass., and Mrs. Olaf Hedstrom, Hartford City,| Ind. : } Following them was Miss Patricia Morris, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris, ribbon bearer. The ushers entering after Miss Morris were Mr. Schiebel! and Mr. Giegerich, Mr. Eckerson’s brothers-in-law; Edmund F. Ball of Muncie; John Melvin, New York, and John W. Fisher, Maryville, Tenn. The maid of honor, Miss Janice Ball, cousin of the bride, entered after the ushers and was followed by the flower gitl, Barbara Morris, also a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris. The bride entered with her father, who gave her in marriage. Albert Eckerson, Mt. Vernon, N. Y, was his brother’s best man. Buffet Supper Follows Service
Members of the bridal party, Mr. and Mrs: Ball and the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Albert E:kerson, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. received guests immediately following the ceremony and a ‘buffet supper was served last night for the wedding guests. Following the buffet supper, the
will be at home after. Aug. 1,” at 195 W. 75th St., New York. The bride was graduated from Tudor Hall in Indianapolis and from the Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville, N. Y. She has been doing post-graduate work, as a student
Conservatory of Music. Dr.. Eckerson is a graduate of Princeton University and the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New York. He is assistant surgeon at the Mt. Vernon (N. Y.) Hospital, assistant surgeon at St. Luke’s Hospital and surgeon at the New York Postgraduate Hospital in New York. He is a member of the American College of Surgeons and of the American Medical Association, and has been certified by the examiners of the American College of Surgeons to the Armnerican Beard of Surgery. He
Academy of Medicine. Indianapolis Guests Listed
Wedding guests from Indianapolis included Miss’ Ruth Fishback, Mr. and Mrs. Otto N. Frenzel. John Fisher III, Mr. and Mrs. William Rockwood, Mrs. Elsa Pantger,: Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Pantzer, Mrs. LaFayette Page, Lowell Patterson Jr.. Miss Harriet Patterson, David| Owsley, -Miss Constance Owsley, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin M. Alvin Owsley, Messrs. and Mesdames Charles Latham, Charles J. Lynn, Josiah K. Lilly, Eugene Miller, Sylvester Johnson, Howard Meeker, Charles Mayer, A. Kiefer Mayer, William C., Griffith, . Albert Zoller, Herbert M. Woollen, Marvin Stout, Fabien Sevitaky, Albert J. Beveridge Jr., Earl Barnes, Thaddeus R. Baker, Burford Danner, Cornelius Alig, Robert B. Adams, Robert Adams, August Bohlen and Lowell Patterson.. Others from Indianapolis were G. Barrett Moxley, Dr. and Mrs. B. K. Westphal, Louis Schwitzer, Louis Schwitzer Jr., Ferdinand Schaefer, Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge Sr., Bomar Cramer, Dr. and Mrs. G. H A. Clowes, Allan Clowes, Mrs. J. Otis Adams, Mrs. Ray Adams, Mrs. Hor- | tense Rauh Burpee, Misses Irving Moxley, Martha Lois and Jane Adams and Helen and Sylvia Griffith.
Bible Teacher To" Speak Dr. Gordon ‘Holland, Bible instructor of the ‘Missionary Alliance Church, will speak on “China” to
ing. 3 Miss. Geraldine Gilliatt, Boston, Mass., will sing. Myron Rodebaugh will: direct group singing” accompanied by Cletus Evans. Miss Cath-
Lucina Ball Becomes Bride ;
Mrs. Edwin Breck Eckerson: ” ”
“Owsley, |
the young people of the Cadle ‘rab. ernacle at 6:30 o'clock Sunday even-
D. S. Robinson|
Guest Speaker
|For Riley Guild
: Annual Breakfast to |
Be Wednesday Dr. Daniel S. Robinson, Butler University president, will be guest speaker at the annual breakfast of the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild at 11 a. m. Wednesday in the Riley room of the Claypool Hotel, Other special guests at the speakers table with Mrs. Emil H. Soufflot, president, will include Gov. M. Clifford Townsend and Mrs. Townsend; Mrs. Robinson; Dr. william Lowe Bryan, president emeri-
tus of Indiana University; Hugh McK. Landon, president of the Riley Memorial Association; J. H. B. Martin, administrator of the Indiana University Hospital; Mrs. Martin;
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Marcus Dickey, former secretary to| :
Jame Whitcomb Riley; Mrs. Dickey; James W. Carr, executive secretary of the Indiana Memorial Association; Mrs. Carr; Miss Flor‘ehce Brown, superintendent of the
nurses of the Rotary convalescent|
unit; Miss Mary Heckert, superintendent of nurses at Riley Hospital, and Miss Cordelia Hoeflen, director
: of the nurses training school.
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B. Eckerson
Will Be at Home in New York; Ceremony Read in Muncie
MUNCIE, Ind., June 6.—More than 250 guests attended the wedding here yesterday of Miss Lucina Ball, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
Eckerson of New York. The ceréd-
mony was performed by the Rev. Arthur W. McDavitt, pastor of St. John's Universalist Church, in the formal gardens of the Ball home in
Ben Rau Weds Illinois Gitl
Among Indianapolis persons who
were to go to Glencoe, Ill, today to attend the wedding of Miss Margery Felsenthal of Glencoe to Ben W.
Rau of Indianapolis were Dr. and Mrs. Louis Segar and family, Mrs. Melville
O. Cohn and Abner Schwartz. Hart Lyon, also of Indianapolis, will be best man for Mr. Rau. The wedding will be at 7:30 tonight at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving G. Felsenthal, 145 Euclid Ave., Glencoe. Mr. Rau is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Simon M. Rau
cf Lakewqod, N. J.
Mrs. Rau will be at home, after June 24, at 4404 Park Ave. Indianapolis.
St. Rita’s Guild Aids Mission
Following a wedding trip, Mr. and |.
| benefit of St. Rita's Mission will be
sponsored by St. Rita's Guild at 2
couple left on a wedding trip and|p. m. Saturday in Ayres’ auditorium.
Mrs. David Conner is generfal chairman. Mrs. Margaret Egan is chairman of table prizes, assisted by the Mesdames William Carson, James Brennan, Letitia Evard and Miss Hanna Moore, the Mesdames Harold Prather, John Staab, Frank Mellon, Laverne Sherman, Nita Weber, Michael Haney and Arthur Masariu, door prizes; Mrs. J, F Moriarity, chairman, Mesdames David Conner,Thomas- Logan and Ador Krueger and Miss Tillie Craney. The candy committee includes Miss Elsie Carter, chairman, Mrs. Arthur Gurley, the Misses Genevieve McGrath; Gertrude Myers, Jeannette Myers, Marie Lenahan and-Florence Kipp. Mrs. Juliet Hallam is’ in charge of ‘bridge games; Mrs. Eugene O'Sullivan, euchre, and Mrs. Margaret Lamoureaux, bunco. Hostesses will be the Mesdames William J. Goory, Arthur Buckley, Catharine Crush, Thomas McGee, P J. Minch, Henry Langsenkamp, the Misses Anna ‘Dwyer, Elinor Bornman, Mary McGee, Clara Koers, Marie Lenahan and Gertrude
Murphy.
EVENTS
: CLUBS Tip Toppers Chapter, Sub Deb. 7:30 p. m. today. Misses Blanche and Mildred Myers, 1141 Oliver, hostesses. 1936 Matrons of the O. E. S. 6 p. m today. Miss Mary McClellan, 1608 Fruitdale Ave., hostess. Mrs.-Vera Ginn, assistant.
SORORITIES
Alpha Rho Delta. 8 p.m. today. Mrs. William = Steele, 810 Oxford, hostess. he Rho Zeta Tau, 8 o'clock today. Miss Mary MéSs, 1002 St. Paul, hostess. Business meeting. Phi Kappa Lambda. 8 p. m. Pri. Miss Alice Yates, 224 Eastern, - hostess. -
New Dining Tables
dining table, it’s newer to use a matching console ter table.
Make Dish of FoTiovers
roni, and medium white sauce and
the oven and serve with hot biscuits |
erine ‘Boothe will be: in eilaige’ of
o'clock. Games and ridge will fol-
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and a mixed - -green: salad with hi “French_dressing. ada Sl
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fairly small center table, say about 30 by 60 inches, and two small tables - which when extra space is needed, may be pushed up on each end of the _cen-
A pillowslip card party for the.
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Instead of one large extension]
Others at the speakers’ table will be Miss Lute Trout, dietitian; Miss Corabelle Candy, office executive; Mrs. Andrew J. Porter, Cheer Guild founder; Mrs. S. G. Huntington, first vice president, who will give the invocation; Mrs. J. W. Price, second vice president; Mrs. Louis Phipps, recording secretary; Mrs. John G. Beale, stafe secretary; Mrs Dorsey D. King, assistant state sec-
retary; Mrs. Agnes M. Todd, corre-|*
sponding secretary; Mrs. Rosha E.
Smith, treasurer; Mrs. Robert Mot-|"
tern, auditor; Mrs. Blanche B. McNew. hospital director of Cheer Guild work; Miss Alice Velsey, receiver of contributions, and Mrs. Clarence Deupree, director of sewing.
Mrs. Jacquart is Toastmaster
Mrs. Soufflot will open the program, planned to honor chapter sponsors and members, with the welcoming address. Mrs. C. G. Tacquart will be toastmeaster and Mrs. Beale will be in charge of the honor ceremony assisted by Mrs. King and Miss Velsey. A processional conducted by Mrs. Mottern and Mrs. Ernest Fullenwider will be heralded by irumpeiers. Miss Victoria Montani will play harp numbers. Group singing will be led by Mrs. Carolyn Ayres Turner. Mrs. Wallace Heller, assisted by Mesdames K. N. Huber, Ernest Goshorn and Gordon B. Mess, will be in charge of seating arrangements and place cards. The decorations and favors committee will be hedded by Mrs. Carl Aumani, assisted by Mesdames Herman Kerch, Mess, Paul McCarthy, Charles E. Yarbrough, Ruth Sidel: Jackson, Carl S. Jones, Clyde Johnson, J. Earl Brown, Jack Moore, E. L. Peltier and A. J. Richardson. Mrs. Bernard Jeup will be in charge of distribution of yearbooks.
Members to Visit Hospital
Following the breakfast the annual pilgrimage to the hospital will be made in chartered busses under
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White Elephant
|Party Tuesday
Luncheon: Scheduled By I. T. S. C. Unit
Celebration of a third, annivere sary and fwo covered dish luncheons are on the future books of three Ine pols clubs. | ROBERT'S | PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLUB, INC, will observe its third. anniversary next Tuesday with a business meeting, | luncheon and white elephant party at the home of Mrs. Charles Sanders, 6602 Michigan Road, at 12 peloek noon, Mrs. N. J. Smallwood will assume
‘| her duties as president at the meet-
ing. Other new. officers are Mrs,
Mrs. Sanders, recording secretary;
| Mrs. O. F. Wulfekammer, ‘treasurer;
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Mrs. Jolin B. Moriarty oth) and Mrs. George A. Yan Dyke Jr.
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President of Ward-Belmont To Speak Saturday at LAG
Before College Alumnae Club
Dr. J. E. Burk, president of Ward-Belmont, will be guest speaker at
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the annual state luncheon of the Ward-Belmont Alumnae Club at 12:30 p. m. Saturday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
Dr. Burk recently was appointed
to a new committee of the America
Association of Junior Colleges, whose duty it is to report on Junior col-
lege policy. For the past three years he has been secretarytreasurer of _ the Conference of Academic Deans. Following his talk, colored movies of the school campus and activities will be shown. Mrs. Arthur W. Spivey, club president, will preside. Guests will he seated at small tables decorated with blue and gold spring flowers. The . committee in charge of the luncheon includes Mrs. John B. Moriarty, chairman, and Mesdames John M. Caylor, A. C. Schrader and George A. Van Dyke Jr. Mrs. Spivey is in charge of reservations.
Naomi, O. E. S. To Give Work
the direction of Mrs. Ray Retterer| *
and Mrs. Paul Richardson. The June breakfast is an outstanding event of the Guild's program. The Guild was organized in 1924 by Mrs. Porter. Soon after organization, local groups adopted names from verses of Riley and became affiliated. Later groups from throughout the state became affiliated. At present there are 250 chapters engaged in work for the Riley Hospital patients. The chapters contribute twice yearly to the hospital. Articles supplied are necessities specified by the hospital authorities and include clothing, bedding, toys and toy bags. linens, surgical dressings and equipment and library supplies. Among recent major contributions | ~ are incubators for premature babies, sets of recorded musical masterpieces, play tables and an air conditioner for the baby room. Clubs, church societies, sororities and all groups interested in the Guild are invited. Reservations may be made with Mrs. J. W. Price.
Shockley-Eckert Rite Read in Bloomington
Miss Roberta C. Eckert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Eckert, 1221 Edwards Ave., was married to ‘Quentin O. Shockley, son of Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Shockley of New. Ross, Ind., Saturday at 6:30 o'clock in the Acacia fraternity house at
Bloomington, Ind. The Rev. Sidney Blair Harry performed the ceremony. Mr. Joe Campbell played bridal airs during the ceremony. Miss Catherine Jane Hancher of Elwood was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Jean Held of Morristown and Miss Norma Walters of Indianapolis. O. C. Shockley Jr. brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushers included Eugene Brown of Indianapolis and Richard Russel of Winamac.
Conferring of degrees and a penny supper” are scheduled - for lodge activities tomorrow night and Saturday. The NAOMI CHAPTER 131, ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR, will confer degrees of the order at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the Masonic Temple, North and Illir.ois Sts. Mrs. worthy matron and Ben R. Kerr is worthy patron.
A penny supper will be given by the HONOR REBEKAH LODGE, Blaine and Howard Sts., from 5 to 8 o'clock Saturday night.
The JOSEPH R. GORDON W. R. LODGE 43 will meet tomorrow a at 2 o'clock at Ft: Friendly. Mrs. Kate ‘Scott will be in charge.
The LYNHURST AUXILIARY will"hold a pitch-in ‘dinner at noon today at the Lynhurst. Masonic Temple. Mrs. Blanche Ward is president of the organization.
Mrs. Bettie Crago, queen of the Koran Temple Daughters of the Nile, is in Terre Haute attending the 26th annual convention of the SUPREME DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE this week. Mrs. Alberta Nay and Mrs. Laura Belle Greene accompanied Mrs. Crago.
Mrs. Walter Howe Will Review Book
Mrs. Robert F. Daggett, 4904 Washington Blvd., will be hostess at 2 p. m Monday to the Daughters of the British Empire. Mrs. Walter Howe will give a book review. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Howard T. Griffith and Mrs. Everett E, Lett.
Slumber Party Set >
Beta Chapter of Omega Kappa Sorority will have a slumber party
Following the ceremony a dinner was served in the Acacia house. for
relatives and friends. Pe
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Tn Kappa Gives
Scholarships
Scholarships, totaling $3700, have been awarded Indiana young women for college work by Tri Kappa Sorority, i The organization's scholarship committee met yesterday at the Columbia Club to consider applications and make the awards. Dean Mavis Holmes of Franklin College was given the Dean’s Award to be made to a Franklin College student. Other scholarships were awarded Miss : Miriam Walther, Mitchell; Miss Suzie Redman, French Lick; Miss Julia Thixton,
Salem; Miss Anna Margaret Pender, Hanover; Miss Roseanna Burke, Brazil; Miss Barbara Alice Barnard, Knightstown; Miss Mary Louise Schwitzer, ‘Otterbein; Miss Enid Durizinsky, Alexandria; Miss Constance Croyle, Portland.. Other winners are Miss Julianna
| Rich . vi umBessie Wikoff is chards, Tipton; Miss Jane Brum
fiel, Montpelier; ‘Miss Helen Marnan, Whiting; Miss Sybil Roxelle, LaGrange; Miss Charlotte McClure, Huntington, and Miss Mary Anna Forker, Kendallville. + The Tri Kappa scholarship committee includes Mrs. Ray ‘Marr, Columbus; Miss Helen Whitcomb, Shelbyville; Mrs. Eva R. Kindred, Worthington; Mrs. Hugh Jackson, Greenwood; Mrs. Jahn Ward, Tipton; Mrs. Floran Kelly, Mishawaka, and Mrs. J. J. Oppenheim, North Manchester. Mrs. Lynn Miller of Montmorenci, national president, and Miss Hariett Martin of Martinsville, national treasurer, also attended yesterday's meeting.
Harp Pupils Will Give Recital Sunday
Pupils of Louise SchellschmidtKoehne will give a harp recital at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hoftt, 444¢ Washington Blvd. Participants will be the Misses Marjorie Hofft, Nancy Kitselman of ‘Muncie, Helen Rogers, Esther Frances Hildgbrand, Judith Meyncke, Reva O’Hair and Mrs. George Hauke of Muncie. ‘Miss Ruth ‘Alice Carey, violin pupil of Pauline Schellschmidt, will assist. on the .program which will consist of solo and ensemble selections. A social hour will follow. Mrs. Hofft and Mrs. Koehne will be assisted by Mrs. Thurlow Stone and Miss Schellschmidt.
Anne Eberhart, |:
Mrs. O. C." Dorrah,. corresponding’ Mrs. Hgrry Kennett, auditors. Committees appointed recently are Mrs. P. P. Barrett, Mrs. J. Fran cis Huffman” and Mrs. H. B. McIlvaine, by-laws; Mrs. Paul Warren, Mrs. Byrket and Mrs. Lloyd Johns, communications; - Mrs. Charles Bogert, cheer; Mrs. D. H. White, his-
Mrs. Kennett, hostesses. Mrs. S. V. Kirazian, Mrs. Claud
{Crum and Mrs. R. J. Worthington
were named to the membership committee; Mrs. Chalmer Schlosser, parliamentarian; Mrs. Mary Armel, music, and Mrs, John K. Wood, year book. Mrs. W. A. Ferguson, retiring president, was named delegate to the Indianapolis Council of Wom-=
len with Mrs. Fletcher Savage as
alternate.
The MANDALAY CHAPTER OP THE INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-: STUDY CLUB will meet at 12 o'clock noon next Wednesday at the Riviera Club for a covered dish luncheon. New officers elected at a recent meeting are Mrs. M. B. McDonald, president; Mrs. L. A. Stewart, first vice president; Mrs. Leslie McLean, second vice president; Mrs. P. A, Delbauve, recording secretary; Mrs. Herbert Sawyer, corresponding sec retary ; Mrs. Frank White, treasurer; Mrs. William P. Tremp, auditor, and Mrs. Inez Merz, delegate to the Seventh District Federation.
Mrs. Roland D. Armentrout will be hostess to the BROAD RIPPLE AUXILIARY SOCIAL CLUB tomorrow at her home, 6325 N. Keystone Ave. “Tor a covered dish luncheon. She will be assisted by Mrs. Helen Hoffman.
The ALTA VISTA CLUB met toe
The | DEMOLAY MOTHERS CLUB will meet at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the chapter house, Mrs. Raymond Dingle: will be in charge. Mrs. Irvin T. Smith and Mrs. Ralph Tresser will be hostesses.
The ARTEMAS CLUB will hold its June breakfast and business meeting at Lindbergh Highlands Tuesday at 12 o'clock noon. Mrs, Frank Freers will be hostess.
Mrs. William: H. Remy will be in charge of the ‘program at the CULTURE CLUB meeting tomorrow at 1 o'clock at the Maple Leaf Tearoom. The discussion topic will be
Chiles will be hostess.
Delta Gamma To Hold Picnic
picnic form programs for three sororities meeting tonight, ‘Saturday and Monday. | “The season’s final meeting of the DELTA GAMMA ALUMNAE will
at the home| of Mrs. J. Cedric DeHority, 6494 Broadway. Alumnae officers will ach as hostesses.
The ALPHA CHAPTER OF PHI OMEGA KAPPA SORORITY will have a business meeting at 8 o'clock Monday night at the home of Miss Doris Burnett, 3124 Roosevelt Ave,
DELTA CHI SIGMA SORORITY me} last night at the home of Mrs, Robert Borger, 144 S. Warman Ave,
The EPSILON CHAPTER OP RHO DELTA SORORITY will hold a' business meeting tonight/ at 8 o'clock at the Hoosier Athletic Club. Mrs. Mona Linville, president,
meeting.
The BETA CHAPTER OF. SIGMA ORITY will hold a business ting Monday night at Craig's.
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‘PHI GAMMA RHO SORORITY will meet tonight at 8:15 orlock at
e home of Mrs. Rollin Tenney, 65) E. 56th Street. DELTA SIGMA KAPPA SORORITY, KAPPA CHAPTER, will be eéntertained at the home of Miss
Mary Virginia) Pfendler of Acton, Ind., tonight at 6:30 o'clock with a
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A. J. Clark, first vice president; ;
secretary ‘and Mrs. B, L. Byrket and
torian; Mrs. M. J. Schillinger and °
day ‘at 1:30 olclock at the Y. W, C. A. { rol
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Two business meetings and a.
be a picnic at 1 ‘o'clock Saturday
urges members to attend the called -
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