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Dodging the Heat Wave Has Become The Stay-at-Homes' Chief Endeavor

Stay-at-homes are beating the prolonged heat wave by spending ‘much of their time at country ‘clubs, swimming, playing golf and bridge, or “just loafing.” Entertainment and golf committees of the clubs are doing their bit to take club members’ minds off the weather by planning programs of varied activities. The monthly Tuncheon and bridge party of the Highland Golf and Country Club will be held next Wednesday at 12:30 p. m. Mrs, Floyd Mattice is general chairman of the party and will be assisted by Mrs, L. C. Burnett. Other committee members are Mesdames William V. Kingdon, M. Crosby Bartlett, W. H. Trimble ahd E. N. Trago. Highlands tournament schedule will keep its women golf ‘ehfhusiasts busy until the annual wind-up Oct, 11, On Friday match pay agamst par willtake place at the club with Miss Mary Gorham and Miss Louellen Trimble inh charge of arrangements. Mixed twoball foursome matches will be played Sunday

Club Championship Is Last Week of Month

Mrs. Charles L. Smith and Mrs. Ben Olsen have charge of the club championship matches Aug. 27, 28, 29 and 30. The first ‘day will for qualifications with the qualifying round being used ‘as the W. W. G. A. low net event. The first round of matchds will be played Aug. 28 and a putting contest will be held next day with the second round matches. The finals will be Aug. 30 On the first day of September there will be mixed two-ball foursomes Mrs. Glen Howe and Mrs. Harold Bartholomew will ‘make arrangements for the caddy tournanrent at the club Sept. 6. Members aren't worrying about the “bad luck day.” Friday 13, for that will be guest day. Mrs. Olsen and Mrs. Joseph Brower are to arrange tne program Mrs. C., A. Jaqua and Miss Trimble will conduct Nassau team play Sept. 20. There will be a two-day tournament with gross and net prizes Thursday and Friday, Sept. 26 and 27. arranged by Mrs. M. C. Bartlett and Mrs. Smith. On Oct. 4 there will be an odd or even tournament planned by Mrs, L. L. LyKins and Mrs. Leo ‘Gardner. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Olsen will conduct final wind-up events Oct. 11.

Highland Members to Play at Hillcrest

Women members of Highland will play in the two-day tournament at Hillcrest Country Club and the Indianapolis ‘Country Club Monday and Tuesday and in the state invitational tournament Fri day, Aug. Several will take part in the tournament at the Broadmoor Club Sept. 16 at which time the annual busiftess ‘meeting, and election officers for the Indianapolis Women's ‘Golf Association will take place Ladies guest day will be observed next Tuesday out at the Indianapolis Country Club. Mrs. A. L. Piel is general chairman ‘of the event and her assistants will be Mesdames Edward Dean, George E. Enos, William M. Morris, Herbert A. Pinnell, ‘Charles E. Rogers,

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By LOUISE FLETCHER HEY have been “dishing the ‘dirt” ‘out at the Coliseum in preparation for the State Fair Horse Show which starts Sept. 1 Jimmy” James, grounds superintendent, says that 1203 truckloads about 4800 yards—of eurth have been spread in the “world’s largest indoor horse show arena” to take a huge dirt “saucer” of the spot where "next winter, goalies Will sprawl on ice before hockey cages This week they are spreadifg two ‘carloads of tanbark on the stirface and Mr. James firmly announces that he will have “the best horse show floor anyone ever put a horse on.” The show ‘itself promises to be as good as miums and stakes total $19,050, which are paid | ‘made at many other horse shows, | There will be five $1000 grand championship stakes included in | ‘the 21 championship stakéstand 101 classes. Entries indicate that last | year's record list of 324 horses may be topped | W. J. Harris, ‘of Lexington, Ky:, |~ arrived this week to assume his | duties as announcer and assistant | to Senator Jonn Bright Webb, | horse show department director. Mr, Harris was in charge of the

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1. Miss Lucy Kaufman, shown here taking her hunter “Demopoiis” ‘over a jump, has enfered the horse at the State Fair Show 92 Miss Patricia Doud, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A Doud, plans to ride ih the show at the Coliseum 3. Miss Marilyn president ‘of the Junior Horse men's Association, also will be an exhibitor at the local show 4. Mr. and Mrs, John B. Stoke-

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» NDIANAPOLIS will represented in the show of the early ‘entrants was little g-vear-old Man Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Fisher. who will ride in Horse manship classes. Ma), J. W. Wof fard of Ft. Harrison has entered his ‘Chris Abbott’ in five classes Bi Lilly's Fairmourt Stables have entered six horses, including the outstanding 3-gaited Light Horse Harry,” and the gaited ‘All ‘Charm’ and ’ Mr. and Mrs. A. Hasti will show “Patience Rewarded a winner at the recent Lexington show, and “Kalarama Rta,’ a heavy winner in shows vear Entries from the Bonham Stables will include several hunters Mrs. John B. Stokely's “Best Le Sou’; Miss Mary Ellen Willis “Glory Road Miss Lucey Kaufman’s "Demopolis George Sad Hers “Midshipman White Oak and ‘“‘Roval Oak Dr. P. 'O. Bonham's “Stainless Steel,” and three horses owned bv Misses Nancy and Sally Miller ‘of ‘Chicago ‘Dominik ‘Golden Bow and “Sir Arcadia Two three-gaited entered Dv this stable will be “Dixie Born,” owned bv Miss Mari Iyn Richards My Beau.” belonging td Miss Sue Reeder Miss Richards, vice-president of the Junior Horsemen's Associa tion, also will ride in the horsemanship classes

i | Junior League Show at Lexington, { July 17-20, and will go from here to the Memphis Horse Show Oct. 9-12. Robert G. Jones, North Middletown, Ky., and Harry Thornton, Bradfordsville, Ky., who takes the { place of the late Douglas Che- | nault of Richmond, Ky, Will | judge the saddle horse and breeding ‘elasses, Charles W, Green, Sedalia, Mo. is to judge harness horse, pony, equitation and roadster classes, | The hunter and jumper classes will be ‘judged by Manley W Carter, Orange, Va » » n HERE will be a band concert each night of the show and the 2': to 3-hour performances will be Opened by parades of champion livestock. ‘Two matinees, on Monday and Wednesday appear on this year's program with two noon performances on

megton amont gaited f coneistent Biccanee pionship Mise Fixhey paid $10,000 last

Sue ; ‘R. and Mrs, William H. Wemwill show their hunters, Top Flight” and “Mt Somebody” here. Three veariings which he has bought from Frank Shields of Martinsville, Tnd., wil he shown bv Samuel Runneli: Harrell, Jimmy McNutt, president ‘of the Junior Horsemen's Association ha: entered fou horses and will ride m the ter norsemanship classe: Another local stable wi have a number of entries show ix that of R. H which will have a total of horses in 3 and S5-gaited breeding

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George H. Oburn, C. 'G. Pike, F. B. Ramsey, 'G. R. Redding, 'C. N, Reifsteck, S. R. Sayles, R B. Whitaker Both the Indianapolis Country Club and the Woodstock ‘Country Lb will have Labor Day dances. Bob McKittrick's orchestra will ide music at the Indianapolis Club from 10 p. m. until 2 a. 'm, Woodstock's ‘plans are still indefinite, | | 1

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Mrs P. Anderson TII has returned from Watch Hill, where she has been visiting Mrs. Larz Anderson ‘of ‘Cincinnati. winnex part t her home recently Mrs, Anderson and a group of friends for a new skating club here this winter. , . , Fred Bates town for a few days before returning to his summer stal Lake, Mich., where his family is spending the season. i Mrs. Cornelius O. Alig and their daughter, Selena, are | Mich William N. Wilson has gone to Lake | Tahoe, ‘Cal, for a two weeks’ stav. Mr, and Mrs. A, Hastings Fiske have been visiting Mr ‘and Mrs. Frank A. Throop at Lake Tip- | pecanoe. They were guests Sunday at an informal party given by i Frank A. Remy of Indianapolis and Anderson | Returning this week from visits the Spink-Wawasee Hotel = Mrs. Hugh Bremerman. Mr. and Mrs. J. BE, Schadt Tuesday and Thursday ackleman of Golden Hill. Mrs. Theodore ‘Stein, of | Matinee prices for the 8000 Coli Os) was Nirs. Hackleman's has seum seats will range from 25 home. | ‘cents to $1 and ‘evening prices { from 25 cents to $1.50 Wedding Set { The Sunday opening has been hb | designated as “Indiana Night i has béenh yet date for the ‘marriage |

: when several st®kes for TndianaAnn Scnaf, daughter ‘of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph 'C. Schaf Jr, owned horses will be presented Carey Appel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 'G. Appel. The _the $400 5-gaited, ‘the $200 ding will be &t 8:30 p. m. in ‘Christ Episcopal Church weanling, the $400 3-ghited and Miss Lucile Schaf is to be her sister's maid of honor. Miss | the vearling stakes. : Eleanor Menke, Westfield, N. J. and the Misses Eleanor Appel, Thursday night's show will be Susanah Jameson, Mary Scot Morse, Ann Elder and Ann Tox will be featured by the $1000 world's bridesmaids. Mr. Appel's brother, Alan 'C. Appel, will be best ‘man. | grand championship stake for | The betrothed couple will be entertained at an informal party Ie mre hy Friday by Mr. and Mrs. Dudley F. Taylor

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i Low Ve — Women V oters Alpha Chi Omegas to Entertain Mary Lowise Lee Will Be Guest Girls Entering I. U. This Fall: Ts Re-Flected In Coed Fashions for Autumn,

: To Study At Pre-Nuptial Parity Tomorrow: ‘ \ \ oP y al Party Tomorrow, Phi Mu Alumnae Give Broakfast owerso ni ww» we Block Show Emphasizes Color

Luncheon Given for Jane Keach Jemoc 2%) An outing, a breakfast and a swimming scheduled by sor a

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time required to refresh one’s mem- (gay, given by members of the Indiana Riversity Chaps: ALPHA ory on “some facts about democracy (OHI OMEGA SORORITY for girls whe will enter the university this fall often forgotten and sometimes not | Swimming, horseback riding and other outdoor sports are planned | understood,” is the title ‘of the New pgp entertainment Assisting Mis leaflet published by the National Kiger will be Miss Emily Zankl, Th|Deague of Women Voters |dianapolis; Miss Virginia Hitch The leaflet, received this week at | Govington. Kv.: Miss Eloise KreipIndiana Teague headquarters, IS 'phaum. Richmond. Ind.: Miss Mary based on the assumption that “‘de- Wpapgaret Mvers, Wilkinson, Ind,

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iage to ‘Charles Spellman Jr be Sunday in the Centenary to Albert I. Beaman Jr. son of Mr. but to the conduct of it Miss Eleanor Craig, president oy ' 0 oe) : Mrs. Albert L. Beaman, 1781, They will consider whether voters | the Rho Chapter at Hanover Col at a bluebell miscellaneous shower K ‘ recently by Theta Nu ‘Chi >eSSter ; tae | D embers of the active chapters Ra 1 ASPBINANY Th , as OUt Parties, the three uses of parties BY members ol at capler A i NS. HON the Speedivey Ohiistah — wat and in which of the three uses Of the sorority at Indiana UniverPar RUD formed by the Rev. H, E. Ander. American parties have been host Sity. Purdue University and HanEH aa thee the bride, was maid of honor, and Nhether liberties depend most upon Misses Doris Tuttle, Helen Taggart, rN vy . A Bernard Bradley Was best man, the Bill of Rights, the rest of the Judith McTurnan, Billy Lawrence, Dis at The couple went to Chicago on Constitution, or their own conduct, Betty Crippen, Jean Ann Plies Earl Beck HONE : 1 IBlack., June Darrow and Patty Guests included Mesdames Robert 15h Vig Se hy 40681; W rye 'Roeseh Bretihauer, Selka Earl ns : Obs uy — y . 1 . WE {oO car Mis. Homer DD. Eberhart of the alumnae group was to be general Stembarger, Roy Terhune, Robert A WA . Tony , Brown, Enoch Clements, William | mercan Legion { nit Don ! ash iments. She was to be Assisted by Blackmore and Robert Thinn, Miss W 11 Meet at Par X : [the Misses Margaret lsterline, Ta- . | Verne Ridland, Caroline Battin, on » N Misses Eileen and Rosemary Ro- 4 . ; ; 4 ~ Shannon, William ile cap entertamed yesterday at the ican Legion Auxiliary, will hold its State . AL will address the Wilbur Shannon, Villiam B Wik OX, regular monthly meeting tomorrow | Youth's Temperance Council state bridge far Miss Jane Keach, whose ©Vening in Brookside Park, north- convention Aug. 29 at 7:30 p. m. at] marriage to Richard Henebery De- ; \ taney will be Aug. 21 In St. Joan A basket supper will be held. Mrs. | Miss Norma Henderson will be William ‘Grover, Unit president, hostess to members of the New the daughter of Leroy J. Keach and Will have charge of arrangements Crusade Youth's Temperance CounMr. Delaney’s parents are Mr. and { Mrs. Frank J. Delaney, Burlington, Members of the Bast Indianapolis Meet at the home of Mr. and Mis, Post 13, American Legion, and their Zack Sullivan, 1722 N, Alabama St | Guests were Mesdames Leo F. families have been invited. Miss Catherine Boothe will have | Welch, James E. Rocap and Earl I y " ’ Larsen and the Misses Mary Louise, President of the Unit, will represent Jes a NS, MIstyelieh Men. | It at the state convention in Gary (Sena Dovide TRUSS. an h ; TAY, [special reports and additional plans Rolles, Josephine Deery, Patricia Aug. 17 to 20 9 Rocap and Miss Vivian Lukanitsch, heck Hall Aug. 28 to 30 will be Chicago. Her 8 | heard. — | Mrs. Mendenhall is state presiSewing Circle to Meet a | vewmg C oa : tained patients at the U. S. Vet- chairman of the state cohvention The Sewing Circle of Myrtle erans’ Hospital last hight. Miss committee. Temple 7, Pythian Sisters, was to Elearnor Higgins is rehabilitation | William Porter, 4130 Ruckle St a —— unr DORIA, anmcheon 1: 2 \ Alpha Tau Gamma Meets Luncheon Is Today ‘To Address Meeting . Mrs. Arthur Dersch, 3720 B. Ver- Mis. ©. W. Ackman. Mation Coun & w. UU. . CK y § 1 - e hold a business meeting tonight at ple Wight Society at luncheon t ty president, will address ithe Wash- ; $ o'clock at the home of Mrs. Dar- at per ROME. ; MHA Youn rell Wicker, 5348 Winthrop Ave, | Si . | Friday at 1:30 o'clock in the afterca Sorority Me TN noon at the home of Mrs. May Po fee ty : 1 ct’ Tonight Myers, 321 N. Addison St, [| Miss Ruth Carpenter's engage- The Wednesday Club will have a Alpha Chapter, Omega Nu Tau [rority, will meet at 8 p. m. tonight Walter Hogan will be hostesses. A been announced by her parents, [day in the hall at Moris and ee Sorority, will meet tonight at the at the home of Miss Rosem#iy Dar- white ribbon recruit program will Mr. and Mis. True Carpenter, The [Sts, Mrs, Isabelle Kiefer is chair Marott Hotel. i | i 2007 N. New Jersey St. (be followed ny a social program, | wedding will be Sunday, man,

hristian ‘Church, was honor guest BIV& could function in & democracy Wwith- |1ege, was to be Assisted as hostess The M. Sahmidts, 9702 Pleasant son. Miss Dorothy Lloyd, sister of Successful. They will ‘consider also OVE They were mclude the Robert Platte yy llenw Mt : he wedding trip. After Sept | Nancy SG TH 1% Betty Bochstahier, Robert Arvin, Donald — chairman in charge of arrangeMary Ragan and Miss Ouida Jones " ¢ y Lash. . of t i 4 ERGY Fon Tn East Indianapolis Unit. 13. Amer Don Lash, member of the Thdiana Mesdames Arthur Orr, Bare Disck Columbia Club with a luncheon east of the community house, Hollenbeck Hall, XY. W. C. A, { of Arc Church. The bride-to-be is and of the business meeting. All Cil at 7:30 Pp. m. Monday as they | Towa, formerly of Indianapolis. Mrs. Stanley Eikenberty, retiring | charge of devotions and will conduct i Therese and Ann Keach, Frances Mis rac ‘Grady | ; I ys Irs. Grace O'Grady | gor the state convention at Hollenis alternate a —— The Hilton U. Brown Jr. Unit, | American Legion Auxiliary, enter- dent and Mis. Sullivan is general meet today at the home of Mrs ‘chairman for the unit Ixgy 10 i { \ Y 5 . 'W. C. T. U. President Alpha Tau Gamma Sorority Will ment §t.. was to entertain the Douington Union of the W, ¢. T. U. Nu Tavs Meet | : ' Omega 4 | Alpha Chapter, Omega Kappa So-| Mrs. Hallie Bronson and Mis. ment to Charles Spellman Jr. has | public card party at 3:30 p.m, to