Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1940 — Page 22

SOCIETY—

The Lambs Club Will Present ‘The Lamb’s Review’ June 29

3 The Lambs Club will present “The Lamb’s Review” Saturday night, June 29, at its Summer Garden Frolic in the garden of the Athenaeum. Selections from the shows given during ths winter season will be used in ‘the show. : Mr. -and Mrs. Robert D. Robinson head the produc-

tion committee, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. William Mac-

‘gregor Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Dudley R. Gallahue.

Bob McKittrick's Orchestra will play for dancing, beginning at

10 o'clock. Dinner will be served from 8:30 to 10 p. m. In case of unfavorable weather, the frolic will be held inside. The bachelor committee of sponsors includes Joseph J. Daniels, chairman; Elmer W. Stout, Frederick A. Clark, Stuart Dean, Percy H. Weer, Herbert J. Reade, Robert Kruse, John C. Ruckelshaus, Dr. John A. M. Aspy, Edward IL. Mayer, Dr. H. H. Wheeler, Dr, Walter Breutsch, Benjamin N. Bogue, Henry Severin, Albert O. Deluse, William Garvin Bastian, Edward F. Gallahue, William N, Wilson, Louis W. Fletcher, Paul Starrett, Dr. Howard B.. Mettel, Joseph S. Williams, C. X. McLaughlin, R. Stewart Bailey Jr., Francis D. Brosnan, Bernard M. Cuniff, George E. Bardwell, Walter R., Schott, Henry J. Frenzel and William H. Stafford Jr. Others are Russell W. Langsenkamp, Kurt Lieber, R. T. Miskimen III, Robert Frost Daggett Jr. Samuel Reid Sutphin, William

: Rockwood Jr., John A. Rockwood, Sylvester Johnson Jr., Frederick D,

Anderson, Eugene S. Pulliam Jr., Edwin M. Craft Jr., Louis Schwitzer, Noble Dean Jr. and Caleb N. Lodge.

Parties Planned for Barbara Haines

The week-end will be marked by a round of parties for brides-to-be. Miss Barbara Haines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Morris Haines, whose marriage to Thomas Chandler Werbe Jr. of Anderson, Ind., will be June 29 at Haverway Farm, was to be honor guest at a luncheon given today by Mrs. Henry. J. Peirce. Tomorrow hight Miss Anne Elliott will entertain with a dinner at the Woodstock Club for Miss Haines and Mr. Werbe. Guests will include Mr. and Mrs. George E. Home Jr. Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stokely, Mr. and Mrs. Reily G. Adams. Mrs. Thurston Greene, Miss Mary Sheerin Kuhn, Robert Smith, Anderson; Herbert Wilson and Ben Rubush. On Sunday Miss Nina Brown will have a picnic for the couple at her country home. Guests will be members of the bridal party.

Eleanor Coldwell and Fiance to Be Picnic Guests Miss Eleanor Rogers Coldwell, who will become the bride of

Thomas M. Billings June 22 will be honor guest at an inforinal party

and pantry shower given tonight by Mrs. Charles J. Kotteman and Mrs. Ralph Gray at Mrs. Kotteman’s home. Mr. and Mrs. E. Starling Pearce and their daughters, Martha and Bettie, will entertain for Miss Coldwell and Mr. Billings with a picnic at their farm near Brownsburg, Ind., Sunday. Guests will ‘be Misses Betty Tharp, Betty Hammerstadt, Ruth Osborne, Rosalie Hall, Betty Messick, Agnes Coldwell, Florence Gipe, Ruth Coler, Doris Wheeler, Nancy .Socwell and Jane Snyder and Miss Betty Hyde, Akron, O., who is Miss Snyder’s house guest. Other guests will include Mr. and Mrs. Ross C. Lyons, Morris Boyd, Paul Schering, Earl Martin of Anderson, Ind. Jack Hare, Noblesville, Ind.; Jack Messick, Hal Cochran, Irving "Krohn, Milwatkee; Lewis Morrison. George Wooling, George Smith Jr. Pierre Aiman, "Maurice Kelly, Robert Hedges, Ted Scott, George Webster, James Seward and Gene Hibbs.

Party at Propylaeum to Honor Miss Kackle

Mrs. George Rose and Miss Mary Edith Foster will entertain tomorrow at the Propylaesum with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Sarah Frances Kackley, whose marriage to Raymond Edward Gregg, son of Mrs. Samuel Grant Gregg, will be June 29 in the Episcopal Church of the Advent. Miss’ Kackley is a niece. of Mr. and Mrs, Henry C. Atkins and the sister of Thomas Reid Kackley. Guests besides the bride-to-be will be Mesdames Atkins, Kack= ley, Keyes Atkins, Herbert Todd, Neil Estabrook, Albert Lang, Gay= lord Wood, Allan Miller, Erwin Stout, Carl Mote. Sylvester Johnson, Noble Dean, Vance Smith, Robert McGregor, William N. Wishard Jr., Paul Hargitt, Evans Woollsn Jr. and Wilbur Peat; Mrs. Maurice Murphy, Chicago; Mrs. Forest Blanton, Danville, Ind. and Mrs. John Holmes, Anderson, Ind. Other guests will be Misses Helen Coffey, Caroline Dunn, Eliza=beth Bertermann, Laura Miller, Mary Margaret Miller and Jeanne Stewart.

Luncheon to Honor Elizabeth Kadel

Honor guest at a dinner tomorrow night and a luncheon Monday will be Miss Elizabeth Kadel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kadel, whose marriage to William F. Piel III will be at 8:30 a. m, Wednesday in the Episcopal Church of the Advent. Miss Mary Catherine Wright, who will be a bridesmaid for

: Miss Kadel, will be hostess for the dinner at the Woodstock Club

tomorrow night. Members of the bridal party will be guests. Mesdames James Carter, Frederick Tucker: and Hughes Patten

Swill be hostesses for the luncheon Monday at the Propylaeum.

Guests will be Mesdames W. W. Ray. Charles Ray and Hugh B. Lee «Jr.. all of Terre Haute, Ind.; Mrs, Kadel, Miss Adeline Kadel, who will be her sister's mai onor; Mrs. William Kadel; Mrs. Alfred L. Piel, mother of the bridegroom-to-be, and the Misses Claire Patten, Emma Gene Tucker and Wright.

Gibsons Will Be Hosts at Supper

Mr. and Mrs. Henry English Gibson will entertain with a | — supper tomorrow night at their home for Miss ‘Florence | Lynn Shaneberger and Carl Spurrier Hulen. whose marriage will be June 22 in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Miss Shaneberger is

"the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar T. Shaneberger.

Guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Surber, Miss Madelaine Speers, Miss Isabel Morris, Richard Woodard and Edward Straithmiller.

Personal Notes

Mrs. | Charles B. Sommers. Cold Springs Road, is expected to ‘return Wednesday from New York. . Dr. and Mrs. V. A. Lapenta rand their daughter, Catherine, also are in New York, where Dr, Lapenta is attending the American Medical Association convention, They will return Tuesday. . . . Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Herrington, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Burns and Louis Schwitzer and Louis Schwitzer

- Jr. are at the Greenbrier Hotel, White Sulphur Springs, W. Va,

Arlington Horse Show Winners Listed

More than 1500 persons watched the Arlington Horse Show last night at the Arlington Stables as 12 classes, including. five stake events, were judged. The show will close tomorrow night. Winners and owners last’ night were: Heavyweight hunter— Irish, E. M. Morris, South Bend, Ind. first; Atilla, Don Heistand, second; Grey Knight, Fred Sharp, Iranklin, Ind. third; Dookie,

. R, W. Teeguarden, fourth.

.Hunter horsemanship—Miss Marilyn Richards, first; Miss Patty

. Dowd, second; Miss Ernestine Morris, South Bend, Ind., third; John - Frenzel Miller, fourth. Five-gaited mares—My Enchantress, Miss

Ruth Suekoff, Wilmette, Ill., first; Lucky Whirlwind, Orchard Lawn Farm, Muncie, Ind., second; Kalarama Rita, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hastings Fiske, third: Harpstrings, Parkview Stables, Columbus, Ind., fourth. Child rider, over 10 and under 14 years—Miss Barbara Harris,

. Lexington, Kv. first: Miss Peggy Jones, Wheaton, Ill, second; Richard

Dooley, Ft. Wayne, Ind., third: Miss Ernestine Morris, South Bend,

“Ind, fourth. Three-gaited combination—Carolanne's Pride, J & B

first; Patience Rewarded, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Fiske; second; Double Dare, Mr. and Mrs. H, 8. Davis, Anchorage. Ky.

, a Vanity Princess, Hickory Hill Farm, Middletown, O., fourth.

Indiana Fur Co. $250 Stake for harness ponies—Superb, Mr. and

. “Mrs. M. G. Sprout, Hammond, Ind, first: entry of L.andes & Davis,

Paris, Ill, second: entry of Mrs. A. C. Thompson, Chicago, third; .“Mitzie, Mrs. Thompson, fourth: entry of Earl Marple, fifth; Certified, "Mr. and Mrs. Davis, sixth; Seldom Idle Mickey, Mr. and Mrs. Sprout, ‘seventh. Amateur owner and rider, five-gaited—Highland Lad, Mrs, H. B. © Wegmiller, Columbus, Ind. first; Radiant King, J & B Stables. Lex-

a ington, Ky., second; Rose of the Rancho, Mrs. Donald N. Test, third;

't Idle Thoughts, Miss Mary Studebaker, South Bend, Ind., fourth.

. Robert.Mannix's Entry Places

' Howell, \ lumbus, Ind., second; The Debonair, Robert Mannix, third;

Furnas Ice Cream Co. $75 Stake—Dashing Duchess, Miss Jane Louisville, Ky. first; Kitty Keene, Parkview Stables, Coentry of Landes & Davis, Paris, Ill, fourth; Miss Muffett, Green Valley : Farm, Wheaton, Ill, fifth. ; Wheeler Restaurant $250 Stake for three-gaited horses shown

by a lady—Good Judgment, Miss Margaret Emmert, Chicago, first; ' Carolanne’s Pride, J & B Stables, Lexington, Ky., second; Eva Sue, ¢ Fransabet Farms, Foster, O., third; Unusual Weather, Mr. and Mrs.

“Fiske, fourth; Silver Haze, Green Valley Farm, Wheaton, Ill., fifth;

: Rippling Rhythm, Miss Marlou Hyatt, sixth; Double Dare, Mr. and : Mrs. H. 8. Davis, Anchorage, Ky., seventh.’

Mr. and Mrs. A. Hastings Fiske $150 Stake for junior fine hart

} stallion, mare or gelding 4 years or under—Black Mistress, Mrs.

: C. A. Coleman, Dayton, O.,

first; Orlawn Easter Star, Orchard Lawn

{ Farm, Muncie, Ind, third: Zephyr, Green Valley’ Farm, Wheaton,

. Chicago, first: Runnymede, E. M. Morris, South Bend, Ind., second; entry of 1. C. Hoagland, Franklin, Ind. third; Grey Wolf, Mrs.

ompson, fourth; Gray Dawn, Fred Sharp, Franklin, Ind., fifth; een Mate Marion Wise, Zionsvill 1s, sixth; Atilla, Don th, : :

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fourth; Bonnet . Strings, Stonyridge Farms, New Carlisle, O.,

fifth.

Lady's Hunter—Demopolis, Miss Lucy Kaufman, first; Hector,

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wemmer, second; Mt. Adam, Mrs. William

Munk, third; Top Flight, Mr, and Mrs. Wemmer, fourth. gton $250 Stake for Jumpers—Bruce, Mrs. A. C. Thompson,

Roy Ewing Vale.

THE INDIANAPOLIS

1940 Activity Already Un

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Bridal dinners share the limel in today’s nuptial news. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic N. Crowe in the Blue Room of the Marott Jane and Edgar D. Randolph Jr.

Church. The table will be centered with a plateau of pink roses, blue dephinium, baby breath and greenery. It will be lighted with white tapers in silver candelabra. | Guests will be Messrs. and Mesdames Edgar D. Randolph and John Randolph, Lafayette, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hickam, Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Crowell, Miss June Lippert, East Aurora, N. Y.; Miss Donna Alles, Samuel Curtis, Lafayette, and the Rev. and Mrs. #2 |» A bridal luncheon will be given Monday by Miss Janet L. Meditch at her home, 5627 N; Meridian St. Miss Meditch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D.'S. Meditch, will become the bride of Robert J. M. Matteson, son! of Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Matteson of! Bennington, Vt., in a ceremony at.’ the Meditch home June 22. Guests at the luncheon will be Miss Aline Bailey and Miss Marjory Zechiel. who also afe brides-to-be, and the Misses Peggy Paul, Marjorie Pyke and Betty Anne Ritchie.

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Mr. and Mrs. Buford Cadle will entertain tonight at their home, 44th St. and Kessler Blvd., with a bridal dinner for Mr. Cadle’s sister, Virginia, whose marriage to H. Max Good, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Good of Van Wert, O., will be tomorrow night in the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. The table will be centered with a cluster of nosegays which the bride's attendants will use later in the wedding rehearsal following | dinner. Appointments will be in| the bridal colors of dusty rose and apple green. Guests with Miss Cadle and Mr. Good will include the parents of the couple, Mr. and Mrs. E. Howard Cadle and Mr. and Mrs. Good, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Major, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ford, Miss Betty Jeanne Davis, Miss Catherine Boothe, Merrill and Gene Good, brothers of the bridegroom, and little Toby Ann Cadle, daughter of | the Buford Cadles, who will be flower girl.

Miss Mary Catherine Markey, whose marriage to C. William Mason Jr. will be June 27, will be honor guest at a tea and silver shower given Sunday by Miss Betty Jeanne Balz at her home. Decorations for the party will be in pink. The hostess will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. John M: Balz, and Miss Dorothy Keene and Mrs. Arthur G. Loftin will pour. Approximately 30 guests will attend. Miss Markey is tha daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Markey, 3133 Ruckle St, and Mr. Mason's parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. William Mason, 3030 N. Pennsylvania St. |

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Pastel shades and silver wedding bells will be used in decorations for | a lunchedn and miscellaneous shower given Monday by Miss Mary | Marott for [Miss Nancy Susan Hurt. | Miss Hurt, daughter of Dr. and, Mrs. Paul | Thomas Hurt, 4151 N. Pennsylvania St., will be married!

Frederic Crowells to Entertain For Daughter and Her Fiance; Janet Meditch Plans Luncheon

ight with showers for brides-to- be

11 will entertain at 7 o'clock tonight Hotel in honor of their daughter whose marriage will take place at

3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian

June 30 to George Straub Diener, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Diener, 5346 Washington Blvd. Guests with the bride-to-be will include Misses Jane Grey Freihofer, Peggy Hussey, Patty Hill, Norma Overbay, Virginia Burkholder, Jeanne Shirk, Doris Jones, ' Jean Stewart and Jean Dietrich.

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Mrs. Stella Davis. Danville, Ky. was married to G. Douglas Geiger, Indianapolis, at the home of the Rev. Jean S. Milner, pastor of the Second: Presbyterian Church, last Saturday evening. The couple will be at home in Indianapolis. Mrs. Martin Koch, 1359 N. Tuxedo St., announces the engagement lct her daughter, Elisabeth, to R.

| Paul Furnish, son of Mr. and Mrs. {R. C. Furnish of Muncie, Ind. The

wedding will be June 29.

Mrs. Frank L. Cullivan, 6279 N. Delaware St., will entertain tonight with a kitchen shower in honor of Miss Louise Wacker, whose marge to Joseph Henson will be Sunay. Decorations and appointments will be red and blue. colors chosen by the bride for her kitchen. Gifts will be concealed in an imitation wedding cake and Master Frankie Cullivan will present them. Guests will be the Mesdames A. H. Wacker, Ralph Davis, Roy Wacker, Emma Wacker, Lyman Wolfa, William Losche, Jerome Wacker, Walter Brehob, Jack Orme, Joseph M. Davis, Thomas. Bernhardt; the Misses Jane Pfeiffer, Dorothy Lou: Davis, Katherine 'Strietmatter of .Kokomo, Ind. and Mrs. Curtis PFirestein of Panama City.

Cracrafts ‘Give

Bridal Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Cracraft will

(entertain tonight at the Indianap-

clis Athletic Club with a bridal din-

ner for their daughter, Harriet, and William Jewel Stout of Bloomington, Ind., whose marriage will be at 4:30 Pp. m. tomorrow in the First Baptist Church. The bridal colors of light and dark pink will be used in appointments. Guests with the couple will be Mr. Stout's father, S. E. Stout, dean of Arts and Sciences at Inciana University, and members of the bridal party: Miss Roberta Johnson, Delphi, Ind. who will be maid of honor; Miss Joy Geupel and Miss Roberta Haskell, bridesmaids; William Lucas, -best man; Bruce Cracraft, brother of the bride; Samuel Davis, Brazil, Ind.; Robert LaPlante, Vincennes, Ind., and John Alden, Rockville, Ind., ushers.

I. T. S. C. Unit to Picnic

The Isle of Capri Chapter of the {Travel Study Club will hold an allday picnic at Garfield Park Tuesday. The committee in charge in‘cludes Mesdames Virgil Hoagland, {Ralph Whitaker, Edwin Baker, Jack Thurston and Ralph Linder.

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Arrange Beta Beta Sigma Dance

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Times Photo.

The Misses Nancy Morrison, Lois Haffner and Mary Krieg (left to right) are assisting with last-minute details of the dance to be held tonight at the Indianapolis Country Club by members of Beta Beta Sigma Geared Chaperons will 1 be Messrs. and Mesdapes. Harry EB.

Times Photos. 1. Peggy Langlais and Betty Jane Helphistine of Troop 81.

2. Anna Ashcraft and May Marie Bennett of Troop 82 and Rilda Chumley of Troop 72.

3. Miss Caryl Gaines (left), water front director, with (left to right). Betty Woodson and Martha Ann Karney of Troop 47 and Mary Bippus of Troop 25.

4. On the “Swinging bridge.

Regular Camp Opens June 30

The established summer camping season at the Girl Scout Camp Dellwood has been set for June 30 but already many Marion County and Indianapolis Girl Scouts are out at the camp near Clermont. They are participating in the troop camping program which annually precedes the established camp and will be resumed after the established period closes on Aug. 10. The troop camping serves as an introduction to camping for Scouts who have never camped before and supplies camp experience for those who can not take advantage of the established period. This pre-camp program is being carried out for the fourth year. Troops camp as independent groups, do their own marketing, plan their own menus and do their own cooking under the direction of troop leaders, assistants and adult committee members. Generally each troop sponsors a money making project to earn at least a part of the funds for their troop camp equipment and supplies.

Troops Listed

Troops which are camping this week include Troop 2, under the direction of Mrs. Arthur Blroeking and Mrs. Z. O. Singleton; Troop 17, Mesdames Wilbur Buchanan, Wilbur Robbins, Bertha Miller and Frank Brooks; Troop 7, Mrs. Ernest Shepherd and Mrs. C. W. Gregg: Troop 14, Mrs. Robert McCollum and Mrs. J. E. Richardson, and Troop 13, Mesdames Margaret McAfee, Elizabeth Moffit, S. A. McDougall and Miss Mildred Jenkins. Campers during the eight-day period, June 15 to 23, will be Troop 24, led by Mesdames J. E. Small, Willard Webb, Ray Roberson and William Laufer; Troop 29 with Mrs. Maybelle Smith as leader and Miss Betty Feasey and Miss Jean Coffin, assistants; Troop 12 under the direction of Mrs. Margaret A. Foster, and Troop 21, chaperoned by Mesdames Carl Gentry, Arthur Norton, O. H. Hagedon, Walter Hiatt ‘and Ernest Shultz. Troops which camped last weekend include Troops 81 and 11 under the leadership of Mrs. Walter Anderson and Mrs. Gail Baldwin; Troops 47 and 25 from the Indiana School for the Deaf, directed by Miss Lola Pfeifer; Troops 72 and 8&2 led by the Misses Constance Lewis, Betty Hammerstadt and Jenkins; Troop 37, chaperoned by Mesdames Abner Fry, Louis Schmoe and Jack Booker. Troops from the James E. Roberts School and the State School for the Deaf are annual campers.

Wilma Lang Is Director

Each of the camp units accommodates 20 girls and four leaders. Miss Wilma Lang heads the camp staff. Her assistants include Miss ‘Margaret Barricklow, R. N., who heads the health program; Miss Caryl Gaines, waterfront director, assisted by Miss Barbara Ford and Miss Mary Ann Teagarden; Mrs. James F. Small, crafts counselor, and Mrs. C. S. Ober, food lieutenant. : Mrs. R. O. Jackson heads the troop camp committee composed of Mesdames Harry B. Custer, C. M. Clapp, C. E. Maxwell, J. B. Malone and Miss Helen Collins, i

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The fourth court of awards: of Girl Scout Troop 17 will be sponsored at 7:30 p. m. tonight at the Indiana World War Memorial auditorium by the Voiture Locale 145, La Societe Des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux of the American Legion. Howard M. Meyer will speak on “My Country” and guests will be introduced and badges awarded by Harold S. Brown, the Voiture chef de gare. The Rev. Almon J. Coble will give the invocation and the Technical High School Girls Sextet will sing. Mrs. William Buchanan is captain of the troop which has earned 178 merit badges in the past year. The Voiture troop committee includes Harry Lorber, Howard

Meyer Geprge ‘Popp Jr. and O. G.

City Hospital Nurses Will Be Guests of W. D. C. Auxiliary

At Garden Party

Mrs. Frank S. O'Neil will entertain City Hospital nurses Tuesday afternoon with a garden party at her home, 7800 Spring Mill Road. The City Hospital Auxiliary of the Community Welfare Department of the Women's Department Club is sponsoring the party.

Auxiliary officers recently elected are Mrs. E. A. Carson, chairman; Mrs. John Engelke, first vice chairmen; Mrs. O'Neil, secretary; Mrs. A. J. Hueber, treasurer, and Mrs. Robert Bryce, historian. Standing committees named are: Finance, Mrs. Victor H. Rothley, chairman; Miss Carrie Hoag, first vice chairman; Mrs. George E. Dunn, Mrs. Ray B. Dorward, Mrs. J. M. Whitehead, Mrs. Ralph I. Thompson, Miss Grace Norris, Mrs. W. H. Link and Mrs. V. V. Smith; publicity, Mrs. William I. Hoag, chairman; program, Mrs. Forrest Danner; telephone, Mrs. Link and |} luncheon, Miss Norris. During the summer, Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge, president of the Women’s Department Club, will give a book review and a lecture will be arranged by the finance committee for the early fall. Proceeds of these two projects will be used for the scholarship to be awarded to a City Hospital graduate nurse.

Prof. Robbins Talks On Good Citizenship

‘Prof. Roy M. Robbins, head of Butler “University’s history department, was to outline requirements for good citizenship before members of the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, today at the home of Mrs. Verne A. Trask, 106 E. 71st St. The Flag Day observance under the auspices of the Committee for the use of the D. A. R. Manual for Good Citizenship, was to follow a picnic luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. Robbins was to be a guest. Members of the program committee were Mrs. Harry Allen Van Osdol, chairman; Mrs. T. Victor Keene, vice chairman; Mesdames William Bugg, Ernest D. Cofield, Carl F. Maetschke, Percy E. McCown, Paul S. Ragan, Melvin O. Ryker and Misses Harriet E. Barker, Margaret Eleanor Semans, Alice Velsey and Helen Wilson. Members of the picnic committee with Mrs. Trask were Mrs. Francis W. Black, chairman; Mrs. William O. Weber, vice chairman; Mesdames Bugg, Earl R. Cox, Lawrence L. Clark, John Downing Johnson, William F. Kegley, Percy E. McCown, William Niven, Gavin L. Payne, Ralph W. Showalter, Francis H. Sinex, Alexander L. Taggart and Charles F'. Voyles. Members of the Old Glory Chapter, C. A. R., were to be guests.

Women’s Auxiliary To Lunch Monday

The Women’s Auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal Church will hold a 1 o'clock luncheon Monday at the home ‘of Mrs. Leslie M. DeVoe, 7343 N. Meridian St. Mrs. John Linsley will talk on “Life in the Philippil . Florence A. Schultz and Miss Cope will assist the hostess.

Tuesday

Catholic Camp Opens July 30

The Junior Camp of the Catholic Daughters of America, Indianapolis | {Court 1119, will open at McCormick Creek State Park July 30 and con: | tinue until Aug. 13. The camp, for Catholic girls between ages 12 and 18, offers a pro= gram of sports including tennis, hiking, swimming and riding. Transportation to the camp will be by bus from the Catholic Com-

munity Center, 1004 N. Pennsylvania

St., on July 30 and Aug. 6. Girls may register for either or both weeks. Miss Catherine Duffy is camp direetor and Miss Dorothy Rail is junior chairman.

H. A.C. Dance

Tomorrow

A Dance of the Roses tomorrow riight is the feature of week-end ac-

Jack Berry and his orchestra will

10pm. tola m.’

general chairman. and his Clubmen will provide music. Thirty-five reservations have been made for the buffet supper of the Kainbow Division Association at

Room at the Club.

Margaret Grundner To Become Bride

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grund- | rer, will be married to Harry, Fuhrmann ‘tonight in an informal ceremony at St. John's Evangelical | Church. The Rev. Ernst Piepinbroh | will officiate. Miss Mary Grundner, !

will be the only attendants.After a short wedding trip the

apolis. Mrs. Richard Whalen and Mrs. Charles Keenan entertained last night with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Grundner at the Keenan

.{ home.

Guests with the bride-to-be and her mother included the Mesdames Albert Fuhrmann, Sam. Hendershott, John Korra, Marie Leonhardt, Clarence Ragdale, Léona Mg¢Carty, Cecil Powell, John " Morris, Charles Fletcher, Ed Unversaw, Orville Davis,

Shelbyville, Ind,

tivities at the Hoosier Athletic Club. play in the Tropical Gardens from Theta Nu Chi Sorority will hold. a dinner dance tonight in the Trop-'

ical Gardens. Miss Gertrude Fox is Duke Stearns,

6.30. p. m. tonight in the Pheasant |

Miss Margaret Grundner, daugh- |

the bride’s sister, and Barth Smith,’

couple will be at home in To

Elmer Bertsch, Emil, Nelson, Mrs. Roy Hendrickson of and Miss Mary |

ci “FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1940

der Way at Camp Dellwood— Girl Scout Haven

Valda Russom Weds Today

The Rev. Car] J. Russom, pa of the First Reformed Church, officiate: at the wedding of daughter, Valda Lenore, to: Ha Hutson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ch Hutson, at 7:30 p. m. today in [the church. The ceremony will be perfor ed before a background of palms, ferns and candelabra. Preceding [the ceremony Magdalene Keen, organist, will play a program of bridal music including Liszt's “Liebestraum,” “Salut (Elgar), “Nocturne” (Miller) McDowell's “To a Water Lily” “To a Wild Rose.” The Lohengrin and Mendelssohn marches will bs played for the processional and recessional. Miss Mary Marjorie Smead will sing “I Love You Truly,” “Indian Love Call” and “Because.” The bridal gown is a dirndl styls white marquisette made with bishop sleeves trimmed with bands | of Alencon lace, The collar “at the high neckline is of the lace and is finished with a lace bow. he finger-tip length veil of illusion will fall from a halo .of orange blossoms and the bride will carry a

| shower bouquet of white and sweet=+ * | heart roses, the streamers of which

will be knotted with aquilegia. Virginia Cook Is Atténdant

Miss Virginia Cook, the bride's only attendant, also will wear a dirndl style marquisette - gown in fuschia with Alencon lace at the high neckline. Her flowers will be an arm bouquet of Johanna Hill roses. Robert Darling will be best man and ushers will be Thedore Murray and Oscar Wacker. Mrs. Russom, mother of the bride, will wear a blue printed silk and Mrs. Hutson will be in a whites printed navy sheer, They will wear gardenia and rose corsages. An : informal reception in the church ‘foyer will follow the ceremony. The couple will leave for a motor trip ‘through the South, the pride traveling in a blue and white | Jacket: dress’ worn with| white ar cessories, They will be. at home in ‘Indianapolis. after June.’27,

I. Multi-colored Raffia with elasticized band on instep and heel, Also plain navy

Sunk. 800

2. Cross Strap Huarache in white or nat-

ural leather. 9 00 ' :

Side fastening.

3. Woven Huarache in white or natural leath-

er. Flat or 2. 00

. Cuban heel..y

"Fourth Floor Slipper Arar ] Opposite the Paragon Shop: