Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1940 — Page 8

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SOCIETY—

Parties Precede Civic Theater Workshop's 3 Plays Tonight

Several parties will precede tonight's outdoor presentation by the Civic Theater Workshop at the J. A. Goodman home of three one-act plays. Mr. and Mrs. H, H. Arnholter will entertain a group of their friends with a buffet supper preceding the per-

formance. Among the guests will be Messrs. and Mes-

dames Arthur Taylor, Earl Noggle, Thomas Scanlon and Mrs. Irene McKay. The birthday of Mrs. Arthur Lantz, who will appear in “The Warrior's Husband,” will be celebrated informally. In the party will be Kermit Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Thompson, Robert Howard, Miss Lois Foreman, Mr. Lantz, Mrs. Martha Guilford, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Skyrme. Mrs. Skyrme will appear in “The Warrior s Husband.” Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hazen will entertain friends and their daughter, Eleanor, will have as guests the Misses Joan Hendren, Joan Denham, Jane Williams, Carolyn Kiger, Betty Jane Hessler, Doris Fessler, Doris Daley, Elizabeth Harding, Francile Caylor, Margaiet Fish, Lois Hilkene, Barbara Porter and Nancy Rodecker. Attending the performances in one group wiil be Messrs. and Mesdames William Finney, Wallace C. Tomy, H. B. Pelham, Paul W. Briney and Clarence C. Moore. Another party will be Messrs. and Mesdames T. G. LeManna, Russell Simpson, Robert Brewington, Edward J. Elliott, Thomas Massoth, Miss Dora Betzgold and Russell Ryan.

Meridian Hills Women Hold Bridge-Luncheon

Women members of the Meridian Hills Country Club are taking advantage of the respite from torrid summer weather to hold their bridge-luncheon at the club today Bridge was to be played this morning. with the luncheon following at 1 o'clock. Several parties were to be arranged for the event. Mrs Arthur O. Pittenger and Mrs. Edward P. Everett. co-chair-men of the event, were to entertain a group of friends, With Mrs Fittenger were to be Mesdames Russell McDermott, James BE. Loer and Louis Wilson. Miss Anna Schaefer was to have guests, too Mrs. George S. Olive was to be hostess to Mesdames R. B. Burch, William C. McGuire and William B. Shook. With Mrs. George V. Underwood were to be Mesdames Taylor E. Groninger, Harlan .T, Hadley and Harold E. Sutherlin. Mrs. Myra A. Briggs was to act as hostess to Mesdames Rodney E. Packham, Frank D. Hatfield and Heber D. Williams. In another party were to be Mesdames Russell

R. Hippensteel, J. H. Waldo, David L. Smith and Howard Nyvhart. *

Leroy Keach Host to Daughter and Fiance

Leroy J. Keach will give a bridal dinner tonight at Hoily Hock Hill for his daughter and Richard Henebery Delaney, who will be married tomorrcw at St. Joan of Arc Church. Guests with the bridal couple will be Mr. Delaney’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Delaney, Burlington, Ia.; the Most Rev. Gerald Bergan, Des Moines, Ia.; the Rev. Fr. Michael Moriarity, Cleveland, O.; the Rev. Fr. Walter Culliman, Burlington; Miss Frances Rolles; the Misses Therese and Ann Keach; Miss Rosemary Delaney, Burlington; Miss Margaret Mary Delaney, River Forest, Ill.: Frank J. Delaney Jr. Burlington; Leroy J. Keach Jr.; Charles M. Brown: Edward K. Duffy, Mr. and Edward W. Dailey, Burlington; Misses Anna and Marie Bergan, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sours, Mrs. Samuel Cummings and Miss Statia Daniels, Peoria, Ill.; Miss Patricia Shouvlin, Springfield, O.; Mrs. T. Paul McGammon, Burlington; Miss Genevieve Mulcahy, Chicago Miss Lida Schultheis, Vincennes, Ind.; Miss Anna May Miiler, Huntington, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rogers. Louisville, Ky.. Miss Jane Yater. Seymour, Ind.; Miss Mary Louise Quigley, Oak Park. TIL: Miss Jeanette Shambleau. South Bend. Ind.: Miss Virginia Heimmerdinger, Cincinnati, O.; Thomas Pendergast Chicago, and Miss Ann Brennan, Deztroit. Mich

Elizabeth Messick to Wed Sept. 1

Miss Elizabeth Messick has chosen Sept 14 a: the date for her marriage to Hall Cochrane, son of Mr and Mrs. Henrv Cochrane The wedding will take place at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ernest Messick

Harriet Patterson's Betrothal Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell H. Patterson announce the engagement of their daughter Harriet to Henry Rogers Mallory. son of Philip R. Mailory, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Egbert Lillie, New York " The wedding will take place at the Propylacsum Wednesday, Sept, Miss Patterson is a graduate of Tudor Hall and attended Briar cliff Junior College at Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. She is a provisional member of the Junior League. Mr. Mallory attended the Hill Scheol and Yale University.

Two From Phoenix Guests at Luncheon

Mrs. Charles W. Alkire was to entertain today with a lunchean at the Propylaeum in honor of Mrs. A. D. Tuthill and Mrs. Henry Warbasse, Phoenix, Ariz., who are house guests of Mrs. A. D. Lange. Mrs. Tuthill is the mother of Mrs. Lange, and Mrs. Warbasse is Mrs. Lange's sister. Guests with them were to be Mesdames Albert Seaton, Maxine Bailey, George Ramey and George Moore.

And on the Personal Side

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Boyd. Palm Springs, Cal. who have heen visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marmon have gone to Burt Lake. Mich, where they have a summer cottage. The Boyds formerly lived in Indianapolis. . . . Miss Gertrude Tuttle is visiting Miss Emma Martindale, Capenteri». Cal. at her summer home at Burt Lake. Miss Martindale is a former resident of Indianapolis. also. . . . Miss Mary Elizabeth Lewis and Miss Betty Brock are visiting Mrs. Evans Woollen Jr at their Burt Lake summer cottage. . Other former Indianapolis residents at Burt Lake, who will spend the last twn weeks of August there are Mrs. Thomas C. Howe and her daughter, Charlotte. They are now residents of Bryn Mawr. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Janus are 'n New York. Thev will tour New England before they return to Indianapolis. Their son Otto Jr. is visiting at the Howard Fieber cottage at Walloon Lake :

JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN—My husband and I have been married for a year and a half and have been very happy. He plays in an orchestra and of course that puts him out in public a lot. There is a girl after my husband who is trying to break up our home and happiness. For a while my husband brooded because he thought that I was in love with a boy I used to go with before I got married. We finally got it thrashed out, but it was at this time that the girl started to run after him. She told me herself that he had never encouraged her, and then she said that he asked her for a date. My husband finally got a job elsewhere, but a week ago she showed up again and asked him to meet her. I don't feel that my husband would take her out, but I keep accusing him of it and they say that if you accuse a person long enough he might do it. I can't eat, sleep or anything. My husband ignores her, but she still comes around. How can I rid us of her? HEARTBROKEN.

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Avswer—If vour husband ignores her what about? Haven't vou any faith in him at all? haven't vou any faith in yourself? Now the girl already has put herself in a very poor light by running after your husband. No man likes a pushover, but reserves the right to do his own running. Even if he accepted the woman's amorous offers once or twice there would be scorn in his heart, tinged with ridicule. Have you never heard men ridicule women who throw themselves at a man's head? Almost every man who is at all attractive has some silly woman on his neck at sometime or other. The thing that makes him turn down the valueless gift of herself, just for the fun of it, is respect for his wife. He will forego adventures of minor importance to his happiness in order to safeguard his marriage, which is of major importance in his life. Now if his wife turns into a nagging, suspicious, uneasy creature who accuses him of things he didn’t do, can you see how he would think, “What's the use of being faithtul when you don't get any credit for it?” You'll have to pull yourself together and cultivate more poise. The majority of marriages are threatened by a third party at some time or cther. You can guard your interests best by expecting your husband to live up to his marriage vows and by giving him no reason to do otherwise, You don't have vo greet the woman with love and kisses, or give her the opportunity to tell lies about your usband. Why see her at all? She's no friend of yours. Don't be so weak-kneed about the whole thing. Be strong and she'll be afraid of you. Remember, I said strong—not catty. JANE JORDAN.

Put your problems in a letter to Jane Jordan who will answer your

questions in this column daily. of Glad Tidings Mission will sing

| Balch W.C.T. U. Unit dM DIE Moon WH ene Will Convene Friday

| The Mary E. Balch local W. C. Club to Harve Luncheon

T. U. Unit will meet at the home, The Help Each Other Club will of Mrs, C. W. Eltzroth, 1014 W. 33d oat for luncheon at noon tomor-

gt, Friday afternon for election of| ies hb y {row at 1820 N. Meridian St. Mrs. Mrs.

The Rev. Ella Kroft will describe Lou Sieloff will be hostess. the recent W. G. T. U. convention Paul Ticén will preside at a busiheld in Chicago. The Allen Boys ness meeting at 2 p. m.

are you worrying More important still.

Miss Pittenger

"To Visit Canada

By HELEN WORDEN Times Special Writer { NEW YORK. N. Y.. Aug. 20.—Co- | lumbia summer students haven't any respect for mathematics. The longest way round is the shortest way home for them. | Priscilla Pittenger

could hardly |

{wait for school to be over she was | |so excited about the

trip she 1s taking through New England and Canada on her journey back to In-! dianapolis. | She and her roommate, Dorothy | Kester, jumped in their car the moment Columbia closed on Friday and headed for Boston. Priscilla planned to spend the week-end with her sister and brother-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Ross Rissler, of Indian-

From there they'll head for the Gaspe Peninsula to explore the old

then on to Quebec, and finally back! to the United States and home. Priscilla will take about two weeks for the trip which will give her a week in Indianapolis with the Risslers before she has to start her teaching job in Cleveland. She's with the Alexander Graham Bell School for the Deaf there. | This summer she's been taking! courses in the education of the deaf at Columbia, and among other things brushing up on her lip reading "Can I do it? Oh ves. well,” she answered modestly. “It is rather difficult, but I've been studying it off and on for six years. We have to learn the various positions of the mouth that produce’ different sounds in order to teach the students to interpret the lip! motions into language.” She's found her accomplishment | is a considerable help running | around in a city like New York. “It can be used to great advantage on the Seventh Ave. subway!” she exclaimed laughing. While in town she lived at International House and attended many of the parties there. Louise ae |

pretty

of Indianapolis, played at the farewell get-together and dance for the summer students last Saturday. Louise, you remember, has been taking music and pianc courses at | the Juilliard this session.

small [returns to Indianapolis. Another group of Hoosiers, Doro(thy Carey, Mildred Kethler and Rob{ert Belding, are all driving back to { Indianapolis together. (a few days out, though, for a stop-

of the Capital. They expect to arrive home the middle of this week. |

Y. W. Trip Is Scheduled |

A trip to Shakamak State Park Sunday is planned as a feature of the summer activities program of the Young Women's Christian Association. . Mrs. Annella Gore will accompany the girls taking the trip. The leave the Y. W. C. A. building at! 8 a. m. Reservations may be made before tomorrow, Another feature of this week's program at the “Y” will be the coed | party Thursday at the Broad Ripple! skating rink. Arrangements for the event have ‘been made by Miss Marcia Lentz and Charles Haley.

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Lillian Grossman | ‘To Be Married Sept.

Mrs. Fred Grossman, 2705 §S. {Capitol Ave, announces the en-, {gagement of her daughter Lillian. {of New York, to Charles B. Brown lof New York. The wedding will take place her (at 2 o'clock Sunday, Sept. 1, at th Pleasant Run Evangelical and Reformed Church. Miss Frieda Gross- | man will be her sister's attendant | and Roland Barnes, brother-in-law of the bride-to-be, will be best man. After a short wedding trip the couple will live at 1700 Metropolitan Ave., New York.

O. E. S. Group Meets Lawrence Auxiliary, O. E. S., will meet at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the some of Mrs. Ethel Chapman Davis Road. Following the business meeting, there will be a recepticn for new members. Music will be furnished by sons and daughters of members.

Club to Have Card Party

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Favorite Formula for Summer Comfort: ‘Stay In or Near the Water’

TUESDAY, AUG. 20, 1940

Rush Program Is Announced

Sororities Have Series of Parties

The calendar for Butler Univer sity Rush Week, Aug, 25 to 30, has [been announced by Miss Betty Rose Martin, Pan-hellenic Association | president. Announcement of pledges will be made on the final day of the rush period in which several hundred freshmen coeds will participate, A compulsory introductory meet« ing of all rushees will be held Sun= day and seven sororities will have teas from 2 to 6 p. m. The teas will be given at the houses of Alpha Chi Omega, Delta Delta Delta, Delta Gamma, Kappa Alpha Theta, Kap= pa Kappa Gamma, Pi Beta Phi and Zeta Tau Alpha Sororities. Sorority callings will occur from 9 a. m. until noon Monday through Friday and on Friday preference cards of the sororities will be sent to rushees by telegraph between 1 and 3 p. m., At 4 p. m. each sorority will turn in to the dean of women a list of rushee names in order of their preferences. From 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. rushees will be notified by phone of their bids to sororities. The calls are to be made by members of the Panhellenic committee. Formal invie tations to sorority dinners on Tuesday, Sept. 10, will be delivered Aug 31. Several rush parties are scheduled = during Rush Week. Kappa Kappa

1. Attending a recent break-fast-bridge-swimming party at the Indianapolis Athletic Club were (left to right) Mesdames David D. Cutright. George H. Lilly, Edgar W. Hauser and James A. Hogshire Jr. 2. Martha Alig. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Clarence Alig, demonstrates her method of making a hot summer day bearable. She is shown beneath the shower at the Woodstock Club pool. 3. Pictured on the sidelines at a recent swimming meet between Woeodstock and the Highland Golf Club and Country Club are (left to right) Sally Peterson, Barbara

| Cooper, Kitzi Pantzer and Betsy

Cooper.

Church Choir Leader Marries

Mr and Mrs. Walker Maguire are on a wedding trip to the Upper Michigan shore of Lake Superior

bride is organist and chorister. She was Miss Lucile Pritchard before her marriage and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett

They'll take Pritchard, who live near Franklin, 13.

Ind. Mr. Maguire is the son of Mr. cer, Ind. Miss Evelyn Little plaved bridal airs on the organ for the ceremony, which was attended by the immediate families. Both the bride and the bridegroom are graduates of Franklin College. The bride was a member of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority and the bridegroom of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. The bride also was graduated from the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music and is a member of Mu Phi Epsilon, music honor society. The bridegroom is a graduate of the Indiana College of Embalming. Mrs. Maguire has taught in the Indianapolis public schools for three and one-half years and was formerly supervisor of music at Franklin public schools. The couple will be at home Sept. 1 in Franklin.

Brightivood O. FE. S. Meets

Mrs. Florence Mitchell will be hostess to members of the Brightwood Auxiliary of the Order of the Eastern Star at a picnic Thursday at the home of her sister, Mrs. J Duane Dungan, 440 E. Tlst St. Members will meet at 10:30 a. m. at the Veritas Masonic Temple, 3350 Roosavelt Ave.

Bride-to-Be

The Town Trotters Club will be | entertained at a card party Thurs-| day night by Mrs. Wallace Buent-'! ing, 1846 Cross Drive, Woodruff Place.

Card Party Is Thursday A card party will be held by the Church School Chapter of All Saints Cathedral, 16th St. and Central Ave, at the church at 8:30 {p. m. Thurs@ay.

The marriage of Miss Lorraine Wolfington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Wolfingten, Lebanon, Ind., to Robert C. Stevens, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stevens, also of Lebanon, will be at 4:30 p. m. Saturday, in. the First Presbyter= ian Church there.

Parliamentary R

ules, Youth and

Marriage Laws Are Topics for Irvington Mother Study Club

From Sept. 18 until June 18,

members of the Irvington Mother

Study Club have scheduled activities and discussions.

The president's day luncheon will be held Sept. 18 when Mrs. Albert | Holman will outline the year's work. Mrs. Alvin Fisher and Mrs. Harold | Oct. 16 will be the next meeting and

Hasbrook will extend greetings.

Mrs. Clayton Ridge will be guest speaker,

Mrs. Fred Lemley will be (hostess, What's new in public health, business, films and books [will be discussed by Mesdames C. D. | Bayley, David Burgess, C. F. Bechtold and E. C. Eash, respectively, Members will visit the home of Dr. Rebecca Parrish Nov. 20 as Mesdames A. G. Fisher, Flowers, Albert Holman and P. E Lamson discuss new points in edu{cation, magazine articles, city news, Irvington news. The Christmas program will be held with Mrs. Bech-

(tary law.

: : told under direction of Mrs. Holman. | ; She's tak- | following their marriage by the Rev. What's new in medicine politics, art ing a trip to the South to give a E E. Aldrich Sunday at thie Roberts and

recipes will be the subject of

informal recital before she Park Methodist Church, where the discussions by Mesdames F. C. Lem-

lev, B. V. Leslie, Faye Poarch and N. T. Puckett. Mrs. C. N. Smith will be hostess when youth is topic for talks Jan. Theme of the program will be voung lives in a new setting. Mrs.

over in Washington to see the sights and Mrs. Anthony Maguire, Spen- Henry Morrow will speak on “My

Boy Is in College” and Mrs. Puckett on “My Girl Is in College.” Again new features of music, foreign news, poetry and radio will be noted by Mesdames Arthur Randall, W. T. Randall, Fay Sharkey and Thomas Shimer. There will be a covered dish luncheon Feb. 19 and Dr. John Eric (Dalton, dermatologist, will speak on i “Indiana Marriage Laws.” Mrs. Lamson will be hostess. Mesdames Smith, R. D. Stewart, C. E. Stilwell and A. P, Vestal will point out features of civics, aviation, gardening {and fashions. The group will meet {with Mrs. Harold Hasbrook March 19. “Emily Post Says” will be told by Mrs. Stillwell and Mrs. E. R. Campbell will discuss “After 40— Then What?” Mrs. C. E. Thomas will give new angles on sports; Mrs. Irwin Ward, household hints; Mrs. |Russell Swenson, new inventions, and Mrs. H. A. Vertrees, interior decorations. Guest day will be observed April 16 at Banner Whitehill Co. and the program will be announced later. Mrs. Holman will entertain May 21 as the program turns to music and poetry with guest artists. Mesdames Hasbrook, Morrow, Pearcy and F. D. Reed will talk on what is new in the theater, religion. anecdotes and {short story. Final meeting will be |the family outdoor picnic at Chris-

'tian Park June 18.

‘Sorority Group Fetes Husbands

Members of the Alpha Chapter lof Xi Delta Xi Sorority recently entertained their husbands with a {dinner-bridge at the Riviera Club.

Mrs. Peter E. Frick and Mrs. (Charles Mount had charge of the arrangements. Mrs. Frank Thomas is president of the sorority.

Turners to End Summer Athenaeum Turners will hold their final summer garden party

Saturday night as they give an ox barbecue at the Atheneum. Dinner will be served at 7:30 p. m. and Doc Grayson's Orchestra will provide

music for the dancing to follow. |

Reservations should be made at the | club,

Sorority Luncheon Set Hostess at a luncheon tomorrow at the Colonial Tearoom for members of Elector Chapter, Verus Cordis Sorority, will be Mrs. War-

ren Baker,

C. E.| say a kind word to fish and it

Her subject will be parliamen-

FOOD

By Mrs. Gaynor Maddox

{will swim to your table in a sea of|

fine flavor. A little imagination

makes fish a treat.

Fish and Potato Casserole

(Serves 4 to 6) Four cups well-seasoned mashed potatoes, 1'; cups flaked white fish, '; cup sliced fresh mushrooms, cup buttered bread crumbs, 1 cup medium white sauce, seasoning, watercress.

Line buttered casserole with mashed potatoes. Bake in hot oven (400 degrees F.) for 10 minutes to brown potatoes slightly. Saute mushrooms 5 minutes in butter. Add to white sauce with flaked fish. Season lightly. Pour into potato-lined casserole. Sprinkle breadcrumbs over Bake in hot oven (400 degrees F.) for about 15 minutes until crumbs are browned. Garnish with watercress, To give a French delicacy to the ordinary fried fillets of sole soak them first in lemon juice seasoned with salt and black pepper. Drain, roll lightiy in flour and fry in deep fat. Serve with tomato sauce.

| Stuffed Halibut Steaks (4 to 6 servings)

Three halibut steaks, 1 cup milk, clove garlic, salt and pepper. For stuffing: 3 cups bread crumbs, 1 cup canned whole pack tomato€s, 12 cup chopped chives, ! cup

chopped green pepper, 2 slices ba-

con, chopped. seasoning. Cut halibut into individual serv‘ngs. Marinate in milk with garlie, salt and pepper, for 1 hour. Turn occasionally. Squeeze bread crumbs dry. Add all other inaredients and mix well. Place strips of bacon over bottom of baking dish and place marinated fish on bacon. Cover each piece with stuffing. Bake 1; hour in moderate

2 oven

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Personals

(375 degrees F.).

Others who have been recent visi‘tors at French Lick are Charles H. | Thomas, 5422 College Ave., and Mr. land Mrs. H. L. Fesler of the Hotel | Riley. William Purcell and Ray Elliott 'have left for a Great Lakes cruise.

Miss Ruth Maxime, Lafayette Road, left yesterday for a week at Ideal Beach, Shafer Lake,

Charles A. Wulf Jr., John Schlies- |

man and Herman Leffew have left for Lake Wawasee where they will the summer.

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Gamma will entertain from 8 to 110 p. m, Tuesday. Kappa Alpha |Theta's party will be from 2 to 4 p. m. Wednesday and Alpha Chi

Musicale tor [Omega will entertain from 4 to 6

IC. M. T.C. Set |"

The Pi Beta Phi party will be | from 8 to 10 p. m. the same evening, |On Thursday three parties are Students of the Central Studio of planned: Delta Delta Delta, 2 to | Music will give the seventh pro-|4 p. m.; Delta Gamma, 4 to 6 p. m.,, gram for the Citizens Military gnq Zeta Tau Alpha, 8 to 10 p. m. Training Camp at Ft. Benjamin | | Harrison tomorrow night in the | Punch Bowl. Programs are sponsored by the . Women's Overseas Service League. To be Wed The student choir will sing, di- : [rected by Clifford D. Long and ac- | companied on the piano by Mrs. of Miss {Anita Meggenhofen. Members of | daughter the choir are Pauline Bade, Ruth! Spangler, Girton, Ruth Lantz, Alice Swartz, Grove. (sopranos; Helen Jones, Mary Fern| Her engagement to Weldon Brite {Lambert, Grace Noblett, Clemen- ton, son of Mr. and Mrs, Harry |tine Slayton, altos: Paul Gebauer, Britton, 226 N. 18th St., Beech {Arthur Lewis, Graham Meggen- | Grove, has been announced by her {hofen and Keith Shock, tenors; E. parents. The wedding will be in Ford Blanford, George E. Lucas, the Beech Grove Methodist Church {Price L. King and Jack Lovelace, | | basses. | Miss Girton, Miss Jones, Mr.| |Blanford and Mr. Shock will be! soloists. The Misses Jones, Lambert and Ann Maloof will present

r Delta Zeta | —~y several selections, and a quartet rec C T : composed of Messrs. Shock, artet (31 CS Rush ca

|genhofen, Lucas and Blanford will (sing. Miss Lydia Heaton will play] | saxophone and clarinet numbers, accompanied by Miss Miriam Bos(worth at the piano. Dancers appearing on the program will be from the Helene Eder Dancing (School. They will be Mildred Gon- | der, Ruth Rochford, Alice Brown land Betty Loomis. Miss Ruth Stephenson will give readings.

Marcia Shank ‘Troth Revealed

{Times Special

[the approaching marriage of their] |daughter, Miss Marcia Shank, In-

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Mary E. Spangler Sept. 14

14 wedding will be that Mary Elizabeth Spangler, of Mr. and Mrs. Joe 51 S. 8th Ave, Beech

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Indianapolis young women whe will enter Indiana University, De Pauw University, Miami University and Franklin College will be guests Saturday of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter of Delta Zeta Sorority. Guests will be entertained with games and a luncheon will be served at Cifaldi's. The committee in [charge of arrangements includes {Mrs. Robert B. Berner, chairman; Mrs. Frank J. Miller and Mrs. George Buskirk. Members of active chapters who will assist with arrangements are the Misses Mary Elizabeth Avery, [Marie Denison, Jean Winfrey, |IMartha and Barbara Anderson, | Dorothy Dysart, Dorothy Day, Mary OLEAN, N. Y,, Aug. 20.—Mr. and Hepperly, Bettie Rose Hendricks, Mrs. George IL. Shank announce | Marjorie Byrum and Margaret Ann Voirol, members of the DePauw University Chapter; the Misses Edna | Agnew, Freida Coleman, Florence Wagner, Ruth Ann Kerlin, Ruth Morgan, Marjorie Kramer and [Wanda Simpson, Franklin College; Miss Barbara Taylor and Miss Mar= jan Johnson, Indiana University.

{dianapolis, to Robert Pierson Brant, | json of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Brant, Indianapolis. The wedding will take place Sept. {4 at 11 a. m. at the home of the |bride-to-be’s aunt and uncle, Mr. | and Mrs. George H. Lilly, 21 E. 49th |

St.. with whom Miss Shank resides Democratic Club Miss June Shank will be her sis-| i; Plans Card Party

ter's maid of honor and George Mahoney will be best man. Miss June will spend the week preced-| Committees for the card party to ling the wedding in Indianapolis be held by the Marion County (with the bride-to-be. | Democratic Women's Club Oct. 4 at 3 #2» |the Claypool Hotel have been ane Members of the Alpha Upsilon | nounced. : Chapter of Alpha Zeta Beta So-| Mrs. John H. Bingham, vice irority will entertain Friday night chairman of the State Democratio {vith a personal shower for Miss Committee, will be general chairman {Shank at the home of Miss Estella with Miss Hannah Noone as cCo= { Austermiller, 5195 Forest Lane. |chairman. Special guests with Miss Shank| Other chairmen and co-chairmen will be Mrs. Lilly, Mrs. Brant and Will include Mus. Henry Schricker Mrs. C. P. Brant, grandmother of and Mrs. Frank E. McKinney, ree the bride-to-be. |ception; Mrs. Robert D. Westfall, ci Mrs. Hettie Dunkin and Miss Eva« lena McCullum, tickets, and Mrs, E. Wayne Seay and Mrs. Tilden F, Greer, arrangements. Mrs. Stephen Noland and Mrs, Joseph Markey will head the table prize committee. Others are Mrs. H. Nathan Swaim and Mrs. Ted Bleich, cards and tallies; Miss Bess Bigane and Mrs. John Corwin, door prizes; Miss Lela Dipper and Miss Vera Day, candy; Mrs. John Layden and Mrs. Grant Karns, special prizes. Mrs. Susan Munn and Mrs. Kathe ryn Coleman, finance; Mrs. E. Kirk McKinney, bridge; Mrs. John Mce yrew, euchre; Mrs. E. C. Wakelam, Mrs. Ann L. Brown and Miss Mary Barrett, publicity.

Patsy Boggs

"To Get Recipes

Miss Marjory Pyke, 920 E. 40th | (St, will entertain tonight with a (pantry and recipe shower for Miss | Patsy Boggs, daughter of Mr. and IMrs. Harry Boggs, whose marriage to Richard Vincent Ware, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ware, will take place Sept. 4. Appointments will be in green and rust. Guests with Miss Boggs, (her mother and mother of the bridegroom-to-be will include Mesdames Richard Disher, Donald Un-| derwood, Harry Riddell, Edwin Dunnington, the Misses Jane Renard Martha McConnell, Sally Hunt, Betty Kuss, Julia Turner and Betty Sanders.

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Benefit Group to Meet Fidelity Review 140, Women's Benefit Association, will meet at 8 ip. m. tomorrow at the Castle Hall, [230 E. Ohio St. Mrs. Hannah Hiatt is president of the organization,

‘Mrs. Lyons Gives | The 26th annual Mary reunion

Party for Niece | will be held at Riverside Park Sune

Mrs. E. W. Lyons entertained at day. Guests are to bring picnic ‘her home, 4736 Broadway, recently baskets. Games and contests will | for her niece, Miss Elizabeth Hemel- be held in the afternoon. |garn, who will become the bride of |= erm |Arthur Kiemeyer Saturday. Guests with the bride-to-be were Mesdames Leo Hemelgarn, August Etter, C. C. Anderson Jr. George Rice, Williams T. Miller, Joseph Speake, Hubert McShay, William M. Huse, Hugh Harrigan, Austin Davidson, Charles Meyers, Frank McKinney, E. R. McKinney, Maurice Early, Bert Deery, David Curran, W. E. Oakes, Charles Lines, Robert Fessler, Frank J. Viehmann, James Dugan, Leo Hemelgarn Jr, K. R. LaForge, Albert Hemelgarn, Frank Curran. Misses Helen Galm, Nelle Sage, Mary Jane Viehmann, Mildred Ad(rian, Crystal Cooper, Dorothy O'Donnell. The hostess was assisted by her nieces, the Misses Winifred and Mary Catherine Hemelgarn.

Pruitt Sisters Entertain The Y. A. M. Club will meet tonight with the Misses Rosemary and Katherine Pruitt, 3417 N. Capitol \ Ave,

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