Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1940 — Page 6

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SOCIETY —

Country Club Members Entertain Guests at Bridge-Luncheon Today

Bridge-luncheons attracted many members and guests today to the Highland Golf and Country Club and the Indianapolis Country Club. Mrs. Herbert S. King was to entertain several friends at the Indianapolis Country Club. In her party were to be Mesdames Scott Legge, Maxwell Droke, Joe Rand Beckett, H. A. Bridge, Helen Sinex, Alice Holloway and her sister, Mrs. Claude Pyburn, who 18 visiting from Atlanta, Ga.: Mesdames Frank Hatfield, Raymond Fox and C. B. Durham. Others who are to be Mesdames Walter Howe Chester Pike of Plainfield Mrs. King arranged the the naing committee

hostesses to friends for the party include A. R. Jones, Rav N. Peterson, and Mrs Ind event

Mrs

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of members {0 act as

the 0

with Newell

assistance

of NE Munson was

hostess

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Muattice Plans I

the Highland, the luncheon was planned by Mrs. Floyd Mattice. Her assistants were to be Mesdames I. C. Burnett, Willisan V. Kingdon, M. Crosby Bartlett, W. H. Trimble and E. N. Trago. Mrs. David M. Klausmeyer was to entertain three friends at the party. They were to be Mesdames George Lilly, Howard Williams Frederick Wurster, In a “Dutch treat” party were to be Mes= dames Chester Spriges, George Hall, John Welch, Bert McCammon, David Cutright, Ralph Thompson, E. W. Hauser and Francis Blackwell.

lighland Party

ang ana

Vance DeWitt

Kingdon, Smith,

Mesdames J. Albert

who were attend were Walter Maver, Paul Layvmon, Brown, John Tuite, Mattice and Burnett

Weil-Feiblen Wedd Ha

been Feibleman be at 6:30 p. m Feibleman the Smith f Lowell

attendant Vincent

Others to

Oathout

3 ¥ anf (an Sep :

Members of

3 Sigma Kappa rush tea at the Hi

as date for the marriage of to Henry L. Weil of «Lowell. Mass at the Broadmoor Country Club daughter of Isidore Feibleman Mrs, cousin of the bride-to-be. will be her O'Brien, also of Lowell, will be best

Miss The

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is Mrs, Earl Cooper. The Indiana Univ

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Ft. Wayne Cha rity Horse Horse lovers throughout the state will be pointing their noses and their horses’ noses—toward Ft. Wawvne, Ind. this week-end where the 10th annual Ft. Wayne charity horse show is to be held Saturday and Sunday There will urday and light saving their friends rather than As usual, a number horses. Mrs. John B P. O. Bonl will show entered their three hunters bod) Mrs Richards chilla” Ww two hackney will show two hackney

Show

Will Honor Recent Brides

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be an one performance time) I'his will be held following the

afternoon and an evening performance on SatSunday, beginning at 11 a. m, (day=year the "big party for exhibitors ana after the night performance on Saturday afternoon show

St., will entertain tomorrow night at 7:30 p. m. supper for members of the Upsilon

of Beta Beta Lambda

of Indianapolis exhibitors will show their Stokely will have "Best Le Sou” there. Dr. Chapter Sparr.” The William H. Wemmers have =p

Lopflight,” “Hector” “Mr

am Sorority Flowers in the sorority colors will decorate the small serving tables and the garden will be lighted with Japanese lanterns Guests of honor will be two sumsmer brides, Mrs. Vincent Earl and Mrs. Paul R. Lustgarten, with Miss Tona Pierson A miscellaneous Kitchen shower will be given for the two brides and 8 birthday handkerchief shower for Miss Pierson Mrs. Earl Miss Betty Mrs. PB

and Some= liam E. Munk will show “Mt. Adams,” and Miss Marilyn entered “Dixie Born Mrs. Hubert Thomas' “Chin= ppear in the show and Robert Mannix has entered his “Specified” and “Certified.” Earl Marple also

Wi has

1a ponies, Other EM

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hunters Irish

wn exhibitors from the state will be represented, his daughter Ernestine of South Bend have entered Topper Topper” and "Orlawn Fashion” and two “*Runnvmede

well-Ki Morris a A

na 0 horses, anda ‘Lucy Whirlwind” and Moore of the White Oak Goodness’ and "Regal

Muncie, will have and Miss Nancy show “Oh, Mj)

Orchard Lawn Farms “Follow Me’ at the show 2 Yorktown

was

| Of

niece of the hostess Louise Hull, daughtel Hull, Muncie, Ind fore her marriage June 28 Mrs Lustgarten was Miss Ruth Rugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rugh prior her June 13 wedding in Gary, The

ahilak Bi tabies atl IS to

he Smith,

the

head and has entered Lad Mr horse which Shelbyville show, and

show two at Columbus and ‘Highland J-vear-old, walk-trot the recent

Muncie, plans Parkview Stable ited Harp Strings” also will show a new the fit time at

saddle pony

ra to Ol horses to Ind mothers of the assist the hostess with Mrs. Fave Dotson. Guests will be Mrs, Edward Hull, Netw York, a sister-in-law of Mrs, Earl, Mrs. William Walker, Connersville, Ind Mesdames William Bridge, Irene Moneymaker, Fucene Screes, N. C. Spicer, Walter Coleman, R. H. Whitaker, M, RH Transine, William J. White, R. H Riley, B. W. Schaub, Mary Grannon, Bovd Rudicel, Martin Gipe, A N. Crockett, L. G. Geis, Misses Ethel Hughes, Hazel Emons, Lucille Booher, Fthel Gardner, Irma Robertson, Esther Babb, Sarah Jones, Mary Lou Mosiman and Halleane Crose

he a

wea for 8

.oaited brides will Audrey

ar's show,

Pugh will judge the horsemanship classes at this

Vein George Straub Ky resigence her marriage June Paul Thomas Hurl Joseph 8. Ka Miami Beach

the Personal Mr Manor Susan Dr

Mrs

Diener have Mrs

and Louisvi Hw a Mrs

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gone to Green Tree Diener was Miss Nancy She is the daughter of

for before an A and Mi several weeks in Mrs. William ler and her

Jeanne

1 S fman recently returned from a stav and New Orleans McGuire, her daughter Beity, Mus. George PF, Catheritie, Miss Maxine Wheeler ana Karns returned from a motor rip through the and Yellowstone National Park.

of K daughter

have

The Back-to-School Movement Miss Virginia Ann Earlywine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Farlywine, recently returned from Lake Wawasee where she spent the summer and will leave Sept. 6 for Bloomington to enter Indiana niversity. She was graduated from Shortridge High School in June, Miss Bette Bowes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles E. Bowes, the second week in September for William Woods College ulton, Mo., where will her freshman year. She also x Shortridge graduate this

Miss Dawson To Be Guest

Miss Betty

marriage

leave she

begin

; YouT of year. Amelia Dawson, whose

Richard Allen Fox29 ih the North

Church, will he hones and shower given Rose Mar-

to another who "

Bacmeister

Looking forward garet E. Bacmei Institute of Technolog ter Mrs Rhoda

tecture at the In

veal will retur

hor §

of exacting study is Miss Marn next month to the Carnegie ourth vear. Miss Bacmeister, dangha five-vear course in archi-

to worthy will be Aug Meat hodist guest a dinne [tomorrow by Miss Betty tin The party is

on t 1 - of is taking at

Rosemary Ti Becomes Bride Of Raymond Trimmell in Rite Performed at Parents’ Home

Miss Rosemary Tietz, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. E. J Tietz, 2822 8 Holt Ave, became the bride of Raymond Trimmell, son of Mrs Matto Allen, Oakwood, 111, in & ceremony last night at the home of her parents The Rev. John Reidinger officiated he bridal gown was of whit» was worn with a tulle veil falling from a wreath of orange She carried a -~ —— . bride's Lotis wore pale carried pink roses, Miss Rachel Bland, satin ana carried

to he given at Canary Cottage, Guests with the bride-to-be will include Mrs. David McQueen, Miss Betty Anne Hocker, Miss Florence Cramer and Miss Judith McTurnan, Miss Dawson is the niece of Mr and Mrs. R. E, Weidler, 5209 Park Ave, and Mr are Mr. and Mrs E. hth St

Few " ~~

C. 'T. Foxworthy,

and bhlassoms bouquet of Mrs.

honor,

showm ee I'oses Timmons, matron of WwW C, T U pink satin and » ty . . to The bridesmaid was in pale blue pink roses and

By MARIAN YOUNG Nig | NEW YORK, Aug, 21 (NEA) Meet I ridav | The older woman who wants to apblue delphinium - pear smart and well-dressed should P11 w$indd ; | The Central W. C. TT. U. will meat choose a hat which sets her off William Redman, Danville, Til, at 2:30 p. m. Friday in the Worldg Not one which buries her own perwas Mr, Trimmell's best man and War Memorial Building sonality and appearance under an ushers were Robert Meade, Danville, ‘nips ‘©. 'G. Bicher will leat devo. | exaggerated amount of frippery and ant Eugene Tietz Jr. tions and Miss Dorothy Westbay wil] extravagance, The bride's mother chose a black sing, accompanied by Mrs. Fred E.| This advice comes from Germaine frock and Mrs. Allen wore black Crosstreet Appointment of dele- Montabert, who specializes in decrepe. Both wore pink roses. The gates to both state and county con. Signing chic hats for discerning couple will be at home after Sept. 1 ventions will be made. ; [women of mature years. at 2502 Second Ave., in Mars Hill. A question-and-answer report on| Men are absolutely right in the sn he recent national W. C. I. U. con- Stand they have taken against wild vention in Chicago will be presenteq ahd wacky hats,” Madame Montaby Mrs. W. W. Reedy and photo-|bert goes on. “What is amusing and graphs of the old Evanston, I1./ acceptable in a young thing often

N Shower Honors | [ home of Frances E. Willard and of 15 simply ridiculous on her mother. Ww Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith's home| Nine times out of ten, the hat her Bride-to-Be |

there will be shown, together with hushand likes is the one that is [those of 700 delegates to the recent! really most becoming to the typical Alvin B. Johnson her | cOnvention, [American matron.” mother. Mrs. ‘Douglas 'E Departmental directors of the | " Ww Ww ‘ Prid M Central W. C. T. U. also will pre-| MADAME Montabert started entertain riaay I'S. sent reports [specializing in designs for older Cain's home, 907 N. Arlington Ave. : with a kitchen shower for Miss Vir- )

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and Cain, will

Mrs

night at

[ women fifteen vears ago, because (she felt at the time that this age [group had been most neglected, from the fashion point of vw, in (the popular worship of youth by | Americans,

Couple on Trip Atter Wedding rmprices, | But the real leaders of American

Mr. and Mrs. Sev . . |B d Mrs. Seymour Bramson |jite and womanhood are ‘mature

ar ) $ y i ‘i ‘ ie . Gis ToBwine thei marrige in tps Nomen. So T continue fo try to give Lincoln Room of the Hotel Lincoln | these older leaders of social life, at 12:30 o'clock Sunday NH iia FON its y A E Miller ‘berfor and professions, hats which are chic Others attending will be Misses DL AB ee rorined fhe | put not wacky, dignified but not dull Miriam Staley, Bobby Jo Vestal,| mediate families. —in other words, smart in the best Eileen Johnson, Mary Jane Guthrie,| Mys. Bramson was Miss Sally Sense of the word.” Rebecca and Judith Irwin, Ruth Gross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| Madame Montabert points out Simpson, Helen Schofield and Anne Harry Gross, and Mr. Bramson is|that it is impossible to make & Brown. {the son of Mrs. Davton. O. [regarding hats for any age group. Miss Lillian Gross, sister of the | Naturally, each individual face must bride, was maid of honor and Mil-|be suited. However, some of her ton Bramson, brother of the hride- generalities are interesting, and groom, was best man. A breakfast [should be helpful. p for the wedding party and families] “The woman with a full face : . ; followed the ceremony. needs & hat with width,” Madame rority at 7:30 o'clock tonight. Plans| After Sept. 2, the couple will be [Montabert begins. “A woman who will be made for a picnic for the [at home at 521 8. Middle St. Cape | wears eye glasses can wear & hat Alpha Chapter of the sorority. | Girardeau, Mo. with a veil only if the vell is piaced

ginia Simpson, whose marriage Rex Irwin will be Aug. 30. Guests will be Mesdames C. E Simpson, Albert Irwin, Alfred Reed, Bessie Simpson, E. W, Clausing, E. A. Patterson, Luther Symons, Dan Hopping and Frank T, Brown; Mrs. Paul O. Mitchell, Clayton, Ind., and Mrs. Charles E. Brooks, Anderson, Ind.

wonderful, of course.

Sorority to Plan Picnic Miss Oma Joe Sprouse,

Noble St, will Re Beta Chapter of Phi Delta

915

S. the So-

hostess

the arrangements ¢

Country Club Saturday afternoon are cleft to right) Miss Charlotte Jeanes, Miss Dorothy Steinmeier and rersity and Alum

with a garden buffet

the |

Foxworthy's parents |

{he and

ommittee fou ghland Golf tering the

chairman

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| of

Garden Party |St. Joan of Arc Church Is Scene Of Delaney-Keach Ceremony; Couple to Be at Home in lowa

The Most Rev, Gerald 'T'. Berga

Mrs. Cieorge Schuman, 117 E 49th ‘at 9:30 a. m. today in St. Joan of Are Church for the mai Keach, to Richard Heneber'y

daughter of Leroy J and Mrs. Frank J He was assisted by the Rev, Ii and the R&v. Fr. Joseph Brokhage, gladioli and palms \ | Bdward Krieger, organist, played for the ceremony and Eimer Stetfen sang “Ave Maria’ and “Panis Angelicus.” The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a period gown of antique satin with a fitted bodice topping a bouflant sKirt The skirt formed a full sweeping tram Stitched satin leaves were appliqued at the low neck and on the puffed sleeves and CAscaded down the front of the dress A Juliet cap fashioned of white atin held the fingertip-length vell of Huston wore mitts of matching antique safth and =a trand of pearls, gift of the bride groom Mer bouquet was of double while tuberous begonias and phanotis | Nisters Are Bridesmaids

Jane Keach son of Mr

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| Miss Frances Rolles was maid of Bridesmaids were the Therese and Ann Keach the bride; Miss Rosemary of the bridegroom, Burlington, and Miss Margaret Mary Daley, River Forest, TI. They were gowned in dresses of sea green and net, bodices

[honor Misses sisters of

Delaney, sistet

moire The into fitted

moire tapered from which flowed full skirts of net fashioned over moire Folds of net to the waist fell from tiaras of shirred net They wore shirred mitts of matehing net and gold necklaces, gifts ol ‘the bride. They carried bouquets lof Better Times roses | Mrs. Delaney wore beige with hrown accessories and her corsage was a cypripedium orchid, Frank J. Delaney Ir, brother of the bridagroom, Burlington, was hest man Ushers were Leroy Keach Jr, brother the hride: Charlee M Brown Edward K Duffy and Bdward W. Dailey, hoth of Burlington { A breakfast for the wedding party and out-of-town guests was held at the Indianapolis Athletic Club aiter the ceremony A recep | tion was to he held frvm 2 to 4 p.m. this afternoon ai the Keach home, 4311 Broadway, ( Assisting at the reception were to be Mrs. E. 1. Larsen, the Misses | Katherine Fitzgerald, Eileen and | Rosemary Rocap, Marguerite Ber- | natz, Josephine Deery, Evelyn Hah | non, Alice Louise and Cornelia |

girdles

Welch |

Sane Fashions in Hails Enhar

TARRY PHN To frame the face of the typical young American matron, Germaine Montabert has created this felt, cloche, appliqued with small felt flowers and finished with three felt loops at the back,

so that the glasses do not get in irs | way-—which is a neat trick in itself, “The tiny woman needs a hat (that will give her height and importance. A woman with a thin, [pointed face never should wear too

Mose Bramson. hard and fast list of do's and don'ts high a crown or too close-fitting & [for a long time.

(turban, A turban with side full'ness for width is ideal for the thinfaced, however. n » “CERTAIN kinds of hats—tricornes, turbans and classic-brimmed | models—can be designed to fit every (type of face. ‘These ‘are reliable standbys, any one of which, in the hands of a good designer, can be

"THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ee Ce RA a Assist With Plans for Sigma Kappa Rush Tea |Y.T.C. Session] New Officers of Latreian Club |

nae chapters are sponsoring

the Misses Doris Koenig, Miss Mary Betty Moldthan and | Mrs, Karl Meredith

Delaney, Burlington

the |

ye he N,

To Be Opened By Mavor Mavor Reginald H. Sullivan will

v | | greet convention guests Wednesday, Aug, 28, as the 18th state convention the Youth's Temperance [Council opens Delegates will be present from 23 councils throughout the state at the sessions ih Hollen. | ‘beck Hall, Y. W. ©. A, through Aug. 30

Mrs | president

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Delegates from 23 Councils to Attend

Jove Mendenhall, state will donduct the opening session, A special musical program will be given by Miss Mary Ellen Buhmiller, the Bay Scout Band and the Young People's Choir of Oadle Tabernacle “Still Waters” will be presented by William Grepp, the Rev, R, E Weber, the Rev, Robert D. MeCarthy, Dr. B, R. Lakin, Tndianapolis; William Wagner Jr, South (Marion, Ind.;, Miss Avis Turner, [Russiaville, Ind, and Miss Edith (Wright, Fairmount, Ind, state evans | gelistic director, Sunrise Services Planned

Sunrise services will be conducted lat 6 A Aug. 20, at [Ondle Mrs, Sarah conduct special Members of the New Pales tine Council will give pledges to the American, Christian and ‘Tempers | ance Nag: Mis F0bert Juliug, state | Temperance Legion general tary, will give a presentation, Mrs. M. R. Addison, state Y. T general secretar will conduct white rithhon recruit service { Henry R. Danner, president of the Indianapolis Church Federation, will welcome guests as will Mrs, ¢. W Ackman, Marion County W. ¢. I" U | president, and Mrs Mildred Sul livan, Marion County Y. T. ©, gen- | gorvien eral secretary | A bridal dinne Miss Stemming the Tide" Delaney the following department repres | Mi Miss Edith Wright, | evangelistic; Miss Tmogene Weist, institute, Miss Esther Swinford, publicity; Maynard MeConn, pars lHamentary usage; Miss Catherine Boothe, speech contest; Warl Hart, | Christian citizenship; Miss Doris | Sutton, Flower Mission and relief; Miss Daphne Hart, international re lations: Miss Juanietta Reed, music; Miss Rosemary Oarter, scientific | temperance instruction; Mrs | Loraine Kleiman, social activities; Miss Avis Turner, social morality and Robert Moag, literature

| | | | |

m, Thursday,

Tabernacle and

Vertrees will Nery

feex of

installed oMeery

Mrs

Recently toy right) herg, recording secretary, and Acers include Mrs Prank B | Vaughn, corresponding secretary

for girl Steinmeier is members are |

the rsity this fall committee

party Miss Othe

on (left Mrs Loval | secre and C. |

To Entertain at

n. Des Moines, Ta, read the Ix included in riage of will be given h) and Mrs. William 1, Hurt

Ia sentatives L,. Moriarity

altar

Mentor, O,, with white

Michael hefore an

Reedy Ji at the

? and John Henry is be performed on Kitley Ave The bridal table with plateau of and will be [vame nt either table

decked {6 home 8 contoered flower: he

thi

will be Hummel honguets of end ol

the 15 In the Ol

Alter will be lington

couple Bu bride brown Her hel tuberous

wedding trip

3 Sept

a at home Fou

fn there flowers

traveling will wear jacket dross and white printed sheet cexsories will be white and sage will be double white beponias and stephanotis

ne CO's bride and their I[1.; Mrs and Mrs daughter Ind

the Prof, and

include parents, Roedy Urbana Rev, Mi and then Augtintn,

Chuests will groom-=to=he’ Mrs, John H daughter Jean, H EB Stow, the | Grant. Howard CGiertruade, New Members of the bridal party who will attend are Miss Giertrode Hu mald of honor, Miss Mary and Miss Anne Grabow Ine hridlesmalids, Robert Teed hest man Robert M O'Donnell Morida, Mo, Ralph 8, Overman, Madiaon, Wi: 10hert BE Giundloack Trhanna and William P Hurt ushers, and Miw Dolores Kay and Sue Anita Stow, flower girls

Bridegroom Attended Notre Dame

The bride is Mary's College, hridegroom a of Not town guests included Delaney, Burlington, Carl Baker, Pigua Mrs Mheodore Breuegge, Ind. the Rev, Fr. Waltey Burlington, Misses Anna and Marie Bercen, Mr, and Mrs Leonard Sours, Mrs, Samuel Cum mings and Miss Statia Daniels Peoria, Tl; Miss Patricia Shouvlin,| Miss Katherine Smith will cone Springfield, OO. TT. Paul MceGam- | duet a pearl medal speech contest mon, Burlington {On Priday night there will be a] Miss Cionevieve Muleah banquet, with “Good Ship Temper Miss lida Senulthel: vVineennes, ance” ax the theme Dale Love will Ind.; Miss Anna May Miller, Hunt. be toastmaster. M. R. Addison will ington, Ind.: Mr. and Mrs. Wes-| give the invocation and Dr. M, FP, lev Rogers. Louisville, Ky Miss | Poland, Indiana University, will be Jane Yater, Sovmour, Ind: Miss | guest speake His subject will be | Mary Louise Quigley, Oak Park, | ‘Round Trip Ticket,” Mrs, Addison l.: Miss Shamblean, | Will conduct eandlelight installation | South Bend, Ind; Miss Virginia services for new officers Heimerdinger, Cincinnati, O.: Other features ol entertainment Thomas Pendergast, Chicago, and Will be tours of the city, a pienie at oparles W. Robards, Stilesville, Miss Ann Brennan. Detroit. Mich Riverside Park and a fellowship qa. breakfast at the First United Brethe« | ren Church State officers for this vear are Mrs. Mendenhall, president; Mr, Love, Peru Ind, vice president; Fred Turner, Russiaville, Tnd., corre sponding secretary; Mrs, Verlin Nelson, Elwood, Ind, recording secre tary: Mrs Russell Briles, New Palestine, treasurer, and Mrs, Addi son, New Palestine, general secretary

a graduate of St Notre Dame

nivel Sheriff Feeney to Speak graduate the

Dame

Special speakers will be Al Feeney, | Marion County sheriff, who will speak on “Youth at the Crossrond Mrs, M. R. Addison, "Next Year?" Don Lash, Indiana State Police; 1, Douglass Brown The Question Mrs Movd Sonafrank national W. CT U. director of the speech contest Youth in Today's World,’ and the Rev, Ezra LL. Hutchens, The Youth Crusade

University Out-of and Mr: and Mrs Dr and Kokomo Culliman

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» » Modiset!t and he were to entertain atl theh today fon Muncie bride ol Muncie,

Ravmond Virginia lincheon-hridge Danville, Ind, Ann Robards, md, who will become the Donald Birdell Roberts, Ind. Saturday afternoon Miss Robards is Leroy TT. Hixson of Indianapolis and the daughter of Mr, and Mrs

Mrs Anughte; with na home in Miss Sally

Chicago:

Jeanette

» J ”

Keeney entertain

of Miss

and Miss Sunday Hamp,

Fugene Hamp will at the home 3251 Baltimore Ave, with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Jeanette Ritth Fdwards, who will be married to Wilbur Paul Aug. 30 in St Lutheran Church Ginests with the include Mesdames Joseph Fendell Ada Newhotize, David Brown, Riche« ard Curtis, James Beaupre, Jack Kd wards, William Bassett Jr, John 8 |Boggs, Mirray Edwards, William (Paul, Harold Pleenor, Hubert Hows (ard, {he Misses Bifrieda Niemeyer, [Mary Roche, Marie Cook, Louise Te ,IGirav, Mary Edwards, Jeanette Uhl and from Lake Tippecanoe, where and Mrs ie a at ah: Bernice Wiegman, Hazel Abdon and they had as their guest Mrs, E. E [at 1317 B. Mooreland 8t., here fol- Betty Ball, VanOsdol [lowing theif marriage Aug. 10 Mrs. Mary Rugenstein Miss Mrs, Sutter wax Miss Helen Hag- Mise Merle Miller, daughter of Thelma Purcell and Miss Sarah Me | gard, executive of the Girl Reserve Mr, and Mrs. Adam ©, Miller, Wash - Kinley are Indianapolis delegates| department of the Oentral Y. W. ington, formerly of Indianapolis, will to the Beauty Congress In session OC. A in Indianapolis for the past be married at 6 p. m. toda’ to Earl in Chicago | three vears Wallis Pritchett. also of Washing-

Mrs Ruth night

Personals

Miss Pauline from New York piano with Prof, Edward mann She was the guest Mary Frances Sarver in Scnl Miss Mary Ave spending a home of Mr. and Mr: ton Angeles, ( are former Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. WW, E. Robinson have returned from New York where they visited the World's Fah

Clark where

returned studied E. Trews of Miss

dale,

has she

hride«to<he will Parish, 735 Cottage month at the Fdward Hut I'he Huttons residents

is Local Girl Reserve Executive Is Bride

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Sure to please the typical Amer fecan woman who likes pretty, becoming hats petter than extreme ones is this Alpine creation in gray felt with upshooting fringed felt quills at the back, made to suit any face.” Madame Montabert's final words | of wisdom on the subject of hats | [for the mature are: | “You should be able to wear | any hat vou buy with confidence | It's better to own | (one fine hat with character and | [background in which you feel ex- | (actly right than to get several little | {inexpensive numbers, not one of] which really gives vou confidence. | | You don't need a new and different looking hat every few weeks [Buy a good hat of fine lines and| excellent materials and wear it | gladly for months.”

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(All hats from Clermaine Montabert, New York.) Hat styles come and hat styles go, but the turban remains popular season after season. This one, designed by Germaine Montabert, is of draped jersey with bone wings at the back,

John Sloan Smith

Ramsey,

a recent bride nnd for voung women who are to be married will at Whispering Winds with a bridal dinner for their daughter

whose marriage will be Sunday of

Kinman | Bedford, !

the niece of Mrs, |

Peter's |

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 21, 19

Beta Mi freasurm

Mrs

1 Club C', Mile Of hey

William

the Alpha historian cieorge Pord

president

alreian Nohle

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and

“ Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hurt

Bridal Dinner;

Luncheon Honors Sally Robards

today's

nuptial notes with showers foy Llalala] saturday Billie

The ceremony “Hutswood,"

entertain at 6:30 p.m

Lon, the bride's parents land Avenus Miss Ru will

ton, at the Rhode Ts Methodist Church there matty Horn, Indianapolis the maid of honor,

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miscellaneons night hy Miss her home, 4 Mrs, John

whose mat

Honor guest at a shower given Friday Betty William: Woodland Drive Fonte Mi» "age recently nnnotnced [the former Miss Valetta (daughter of Mr. and M) B45 N Ave Appointments the he (nh pind will he as Lee 1, Floste Balding Harold and the [ DYOawn es lathy

al will he eyut my Wits IY “Sparrow, Rov Spat

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fen white

will a]

pai fa The he mot hey with Adame;

James

ane sted hy het William: Crest s will include Mi Joseph Dufl White and William Misses Lots Bverhart Thelma Perkin: Breedlove

Kk. of C. Council

Arranges Tour

Delegates

convention

M M Croll Seott, Davis Pua Dore

and

to the bB8th suprems Knights Cow limbus were to be conducted on & of

Claypool Hotel

of the of

tout the city today, leaving the at 1:30 p. ‘mm, the Speedway at 4 the Knights of

Columbus race sponsored by the los

und arriving at

o'clock for special

cal council, The women's is

arrangements mittee heacled by Mrs Dowd, Her assistants are Mes dames William HM, Bradley, James Megarty, John A. 1 angnan, John Ko CAP and Lawrence Sexton, After the race the women will he guests of the local council at buffet supper and Informal the K. of OC, auditorium, Delaware Sts A luncheon-bridge was held ves. terday afternoon fo women (and last night they were guests of [the supreme council at the stats dinner and grand ball at the Clay. pool Hotel

- " “ Dinner Celebrates o0th Anniversary

| { | Two |

com. Felwara

fn dance 13th

mn and

the

grandchildren entertained

in honor of the 50th wads ding anniversary of Mi Mrs, { Rudolph Bauer, 5525 Fletcher Ave, Mrs. Thomas Parker and Charles Bauer gave a dinner for the oc« casgion, Guests with the couple wers { Mrs, Charles KE Mrs, Valeria [Baner and two great-grandchildren, Miss Betty Parker and Ted Parker

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and

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A uxiliary to Meet | The Marine Corps League Auxili= lary will meet tomorrow at 8 np, m. at the Spink Arms Hotel, Mrs, ¥s ther Williams, president, will presicle

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