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SATURDAY, SEPT. 21, 1940

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| Junior Assembly Will Open Season | With Dance Oct. IB at I. A. C.

A DINNER CANCE OCT. 18 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club will be the opening event on the schedule off Junior Assembly dances for the coming season. - Other dates appearing on the schedule include a } program dance Nov. 8 at the American United Life Insurance Building. Following this will be at tea dance at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Nov. 29) On Dec, 13 there will he an informal dance at the American United Life Insurance Building. The Christmas Party will be Ddc. 27 at the Marott Hotel and the Post-Leap Year dance is set, for Jan. "24 in the American United Life Insurance Building as

is la Feh. 14 guest dance.| Closing the season will be a supper dance at|the Indianapolis Athletic Club. March 14. .

Richeys Head Players Club Committee

MR. AND MRS. PAUL RICHEY have been named co-chairmen of {the dommittee in charge of The Players’ ppening show Nov. 2 at the Civie Theater. Assisting them will be Messrs. and Mesdames Hoard J. Lacy 11, Charles M | Wells and Claude C. Jones Jr. The performance swill be followed by a dance at the Woodstock Clyb. Officers of The Players for the coming season are Robert Wild. president; Mrs. G. B. Jackson. vice president; Mrs. Arthur G. [Loftin, secretary, and Walton Wheeler, treasurer, Mixed two-ball foursomes will pldy at the Woodstock| Cluh tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. and will meet afterward at the home of Mr) and! Mrs. F. R. Weaver. !

The Misses Balke to Be Entertained

MR. AND -MRS. MARSHALL D. M'CUEN will entertain informally at their home tomorrow evening for Misses Maude and Virginia Balke and their fiances, Ward R. Fenstermaker| and - Edward W. Wohlgemuth. Guests at the party with the betrothed couples will include Mesgrs. and Mesdames Donald A. Morrison Jr, R. G. DuBois and John S. Kiitle Jr., Misses Emma Gene Tucker. Dorothy Braden and|Janel Wynne, and Richard Fowler, Charles Huston and William’ Wright. Mr. Fowler will have a buffet supper at the Woodstock Club tomorrow! night for Misses Balke and Messrs. Fenstermaker and Wohleemiith. Miss Maude and Mr. Fenstermaker will he married in a ceremony at 4:30 p. m. Thursday at the Propyvlaeum, and Miss Virginia and Mr. Wohlgemuth are to be married in November. The sisters are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Balke. Mr. Fenstermaker's parents ate Mr. and Mrs. Sidney E. Fenstermaker of near Carmel, Ind. Mr{. Wohlgemuth is the son of Mr. and, Mrs, Albert J, Wohlgemuth.

Mary Koehler and Fiance Honored : Miss Mary Koehler and Ralph E. Triller, whose marriage will be at 8:30 p. m. next Saturday at the Propylaeum, will be honor _ guests at an informal party from 5 to 7 p. m. tomorrow given by Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Cummings and Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rhoads Jr. at the Cummings home. ~ The hricde-to-he is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P, Koehler and Mr. Triller's. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Triller, Mrs. Triller is to entertain with a luncheon bridge at the Columbia Club Mon¢iay for Miss Koehler. 1

Grandmother Gives Tea for Patricia DePrez

Mrs. William Fuller, Shelbyville, Ind., entertained yesterday at the Blue River Country Club in Shelbyville with a tea in honor of her granddaughter, Miss Patricia DePrez. Miss DePrez, daughter of Brig. Gen. and Mrs. D. Wray DePrez, will be married to Richard Louis Ewing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Ewing, Shelbyville, Oct. 5. oo .

Civic to Give Awards AN ADDITIONAL CIVIC CONTRIBUTION of the Civic Theater is the new merit scholarship awards to be gen to students of advanced high school age. These awards of theater admissions and free membership in the theater's Workshop will be made during the Civic's current membership drive which continues through Friday. - Twenty-five books will be apportioned into 50 memberships to students chosen because of their dramatic interest, ability and need. E. Edward Green. chairman of the project, explained that the awards are being made because the theater board feels that, there are rjumerous students who can’t afford a theater membership but need and want the training offered by the experience of attending the theater and taking part in the Workshop program. The Workshop's eight monthly meetings, in addition to ine struction and experience in ‘the various theater arts. will present three lectures on the theater, reviews of outstanding books on the theater and open forums on the different hranches of dramatic art. The winners of the scholarships also will have the opportunity of acting in, directing or staging one-act plavs to be presented by the Workshop. They may have practical experience in acting, directing, make-up, stage managing, scene designing, scene building, lighting, costuming or properties, t The Workshop is being led this vear bv Norman Green, long ' affiliated with the Civic and active in varipus other dramatic organizations. Leading division in the Civic Theater reported at the. third meeting vesterday in Ayres’ auditorium is the Brown Party, headed by Wallace O. Lee. | Standings of other “divisions and the leaders are Orange Party, Frank J. Hoke, second; purple Party, Harlan Livengood, third; White Party, R. Kirby Whyte, fourth, and Green Party, Toner M. Ovetley. fifth. The leading individual reported at the meeting was Mrs. Farless Hewlett of the Purple Party, Others leading".in their- divisions were Miss Helen Coffey, Orange Party; Mr. (Lee. Brown Party; Kermit Arnold, White Party, and Mrs. Fred Luker, Green Party.

| Women's Contract Club Party Is Thursday

GUEST|DAY WILL MARK THE OPENING of tie ninth year of the: Wamen's Contract Club Thursday

: J membership drive as

at the Indianapolis Athletie Club: Play will follow a 12:30 p. m. luncheon, : The club was founded Dec. 12, 1931, by Mrs) Charles L. Buschmann, presitient, and Mesdames Dudley Pfaff, Li. E. Hess, Ralph K, Smith, Ralston Jones Jr., Bert McBride, O. G. Pfaff, Hal T. Benham, Kathleen Abbott, Elmer Ittenbach, H. H. Ramsey and Mrs. William E. Coleman who is an honorary life member, | Activities for the year will include two evening parties at which husbands and friends are entertained, a party for charity, the proceeds to be donated to a selected charitable organization, and a Christmas Party restricted this vear to members only. Reservations for the opening meeting may be made with Mrs. - B. M. Angell or Mrs. Abbott.

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rd Charlotte Griffin Will Beconie: Bride of W. F. Parrish Jr.

lin Parrish Jr. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Parrish, 5751 N. Pennsylvania St. The Rev. Sidney Blair Harry, pastor of the Meridian Heights Church, : | will read the marriage service. The

Circle to Note pr Nn Tene Anniversary

The silver anniversary of eh Tu] 9 be Jes Cre . | Man. shers - wi e iffor founding of the Magper Theodor | Gheen Jr. Walter Nolte. William Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will Sticklemire and James Lee. be celebrated tomorrow with vesper| The bride will be given in marservice and benediction of the riage by her uncle, Emsley W.

Ce a : Johnson. She will wear a Legion Blessed Sacrament at 8. Peter and ne suit, with white gloves, black

Paul Cathedral at 5 p. m.- | accessories and an orchid corsage. The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, Miss Gebhardt's costume will be a the Diocese of Indian-!fall rose dress, with black and white j accessories, and her corsage. will be blue delphinium. Mr. and Mrs. Parrish will leave for a trip through the Smoky Moun- , ! x | tains: after a reception in the the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Henry Dugan, | | h parlors. They Will be at chancellor of the diocese, as Prin- ye after Oct. 1 at 3515! N. Penn. cipal speaker. . ; sylvania St. : pb Mrs. John W. ‘Trenck, Chicago. Miss Griffin is a graduate of Buthg 1s to be i honor guest a the jer University and Mr. Parrish atanquet, was the organizer o e! ror Rcital | Mother Theodore Circle and served | tended: Indiana Universiiyland But as regent of the organization. Others |" who have been regents are Mesdames Katherine Kirby, James E. Rocap, Frank Kirkhoff, Katherine! Eallihan, Joseph J. Speaks, James P. Ryan and Irene Grammer, the! present. regent, Misses Kate Sulli- | van, Gertrude Murphy, Hannah | Dugan and Edna Buennagel. vo The group is active in sponsoring | St. Elizabeth's Home, a haven for

will play a program of bridal music during the ceremony. Miss Lilly Gebhardt will. be Miss g Griffin’s only attendant and Harry the; T. Shaneberger Jr. will be best

apolis. will preach the sermon. Immediately following the service, the anniversary banquet will be held at the Claypool Hotel at 6 p. m., with]

Guest Musicale Is Sept. 30

A guest musicale will open the ol oh lie — : season of Nu Zeta Alumnae Chapgirls, which also furnishes care for|,... . o:. : 5 infant children up to three years| of Sigma Alp ha, lots, notionyl of age. The late Rt. Rev. Msgr. | Professional musical fraternity, the Maurice F. O'Connor organized the [evening of Sept. 30 at the home of day nursery and home after being|Mrs. Charles M. Maley, 5358 Washappointed director of Catholic char- ington Blvd.

ities and chaplain in 1915 by the . : 1 late Most Rev. Joseph Chartrand, The event is being arranged by the social committee: Mesdames O.

former bishop of the Diocese. The Rev. Fr. August R. Fusse- 'M. Jones, Herbert L. Barr and

negger is now diocesan director of ge ; ei Le Catholic charities and chaplain, | FoPert W. T Mckay, ashisied by Other chaplains have been the Rey.|Mesdames Clare Cox, William A. Fr. Bernard Sheridan, the Rev. Fr.[Devin, Harold Arnholter, Ding IssFrancis Mellan and the Rev. Fr. grigg, Miss Roberta Trent, Miss

Thomas J. Finneran. Esther Lawior and Mrs. Louis Be-

s , covitz, Bloomington, Ind. Wedding Date Set

In the receiving line with the +S€pt. 29 has been set as the date!hostess 11. be Mrs. Robert W. {for the wedding of Miss Barbara |Blake, alumnae chapter president; Jeanne Spiegel to Robert Clyde|Mrs. Harold = C. Larsh, province Robinson, son of Dr. and Mrs. F.|president; Miss Rosalind Phillips, C. Robinson, 5675 Carrollton Ave.

active chapter president; Mrs. Miss Spiegel’'s engagement was an-|Arthur H. Taylor, Patroness Club nounced in June by her parents,

At an informal ceremony at 3:30 this afternoon in the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, Miss Charlotte Griffin, daughter of Mrs. | Hazel Griffin, 323 Northern Ave., will become the bride of William Frank- |

Mrs. James Loomis, church organist, | .

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director. of the Jordan Conserva4347 Winthrop Ave, tory of Music,

president, and Miss Ada Bicking, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Spiegel,

Miss Patricia Brady, daughter of (W.

1. Mrs. George Clarke Stout was Mrs. Kay Brady of Carmel, Ind, Wefore her recent marriage, Hurley Ashby Photo.)

2. Miss Betty Mae Smith will be married to Raymond W. Robbins of Salem, Ill., on Oct. 20 at the North Methodist Church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mr§. O. E. Smith and Mr. Robbins jis the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Robbins of Brownstown, Ind. (RamosPorter Photo.) : :

3. Mr. and Mrs. Lonis J. Borinstein announce the engagement of their daughter, Lucille Jane, to Alvin L: Cohen, son of Mrs. Lena Cohen. Miss. Borinstein was graduated from | Tudor Hall School and Western College. Mr. Cohen was graduated from Indiana University.

Betty Messick, daughter of Mr. marriage Sept. 14, Mr. and Mrs, 737 Fairfield Ave. (W. Hurley

4. Mrs; Hall Cochrane was Miss and Mrs. John E. Messick, before her Cochrane will be at home Oct, 1 af Ashby Photo.)

5. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Grant Knox Jr. will be at honfe at 5434 Kenmore S$t., Chicago, Ill, next Saturday. Mrs. Knox was Miss Florence Virginia Mathewson, daughter of Mrs. Edward G. Mathewson of Detroit, Mich., before her marriage last Saturday. (Moffett Photo.}

6. Mr. and Mrs, Milton Jackson announce the engagement of Mr, Jackson's sister, Alice Jackson, to Raymond Thompson Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Thompson. The wedding will be Thanksgiving Day in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. (Dexheimer-Carlon Photo.)

7. Miss! Marjory Louise Hennis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hennis, became the bride of Dr. Jack D. Carr Sept. 14. (Ramos-/

8. Mrs. John H. Reedy Jr. was Miss Billie Lou Hurt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hurt, before [her marriage Aug. 25. Mr. and! Mrs. Reedy will be at home in New Yark. (Dexheimer-Carlon Photo.) |

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A. O. Pi Alumnae ! | For Tomorrow Afternoon

a rush party and a first formal program onday. INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE OF ALPHA OMICRON PI will give a musical tea tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Louis G. Bumen,

4019 Guilford Ave., for new and old The musical program arranged

sented by Miss Doris Jean Walker and Miss Mary Alice Kessler, pianists, and Miss. Martha Hofman,

by Mrs. James Wagner will be pre-:

members of the organization.

Room, 1433 N. Pennsylvania St. | The afternoon’s program will ba a “Good Neighbor’ tour of tha

other American republics. Mrs. Fd-.

ward L. Pedlow will speak on “Tha Americas” and Mrs. W. D. Keenan will discuss passports and visgs.

violinist.

In active members of MU CHAP- | Afranged by Mrs. Pedlow and Mis,

TER GF PHI CF. EPSILON so-|C J: Finch. RORITY will entertain active mem- |

the home of a0on, Glen v. enter) COUPE to Live In Lafayette |

Monday evening at 8 o'clock: Assistant h¥stesses will be Mes- | LAGRANGE, Ind, Sept: 21}-

dames J. Horton Barber, Garrett | Browning, Howard Caulfield and Chris Iverson, Miss Frieda Leuk-| hardt and Miss Dorothy Wright. fons. darter of Mr. ane Me Ton Mu Chapter's rushees are Mes-'p punion of this city. to Richatd dames David E. Jones, Elmer Hunt| pera. son of MT. and Mrs. C. B. and Lowell Appleget, the Misses | pea, : Olivia Fortney, Johanna Thomann, anapolis, will take place at 2:30 Virginia Thomas, Gertrude Kassen- | m. today in the Presbyterian brock, Roberta Steuerwald and Vir-| church here. i ginia. Thomann. ; Those from Indianapolis who will

DELTA CHAPTER OF BETA attend the wedding with the bride-

. : groom's parents, include Dr. and Cree Rtn eel a1, 1, home Ss” Simon Reiter an th son,

Middle Drive, Woodruff Place; Mon- | 7PR ot And Sn; Mr. and Mrs.

day at 8 p. m. Entertainment for rushees and guests will follow the the bridegroom first formal program ofthe Year. |mionardsony, Mrs. Schneider will present 2 following a wedding trip east, the program on -Paderewskl, an FS-l.oinle willl be ab home after OcL ponent. of Happiness. Mrs. | Mar- | 15 n Lafayette. The bride attended garet Camfeldt will play a piano | mn, iana University and is a mem} accompaniment. ber|of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority.

and Mrs. “Louis

"| Elizabeth Peterson. .

; ; Mr. DeTar was graduated from Ins ALPHA CHAPTER OF SIGMA Vas ¢ om Ing DELTA PI SORORITY will open (igha snd [7 8, Inember Of Big) the year with a picnic at Chris- Pa Taternily. tian Park this afternoon. The committee in charge includes My

Chin » Given | John H. Moffat, Mrs. Oscar Buehl-| 2 Shower Giv en er, Miss Mary Ella Barton and Miss| F'OI' Jean Meek

Officers for the year are: Mrs.| Mrs. J. Wayne Huston and her Buehler, president; Mrs. C. H.mother, Mrs. J. Lee McDermed, wera Smith, vice president; Miss Marie | to give a bridge luncheon and Sullivan, recording secretary; Miss china shower at 1:30 this afternoon Peterson, corresponding secretary; |in honor of Miss Jean Bonner Meeky Miss Josephine McDowell, warder; Miss Meek's marriage to Harry Ji Mrs. William D. Bain, conductress;| Van Dolah Jr. will take place in

conductress, and Miss Ruth Patter-|next Saturday. son, historian. 1 The gliosis were to include Mes-| ames Homer G. Meek, Walter The ANAGNOUS GROUP OF Bonner, DeForrest Bowman, Robert EPSILON SIGMA OMICRON will| Schaub, Merrill Hamilton and Frank honor Mrs. William L. Sharp at a Ryan, the Misses ' Eulah Skinner,

President's Day Luncheon Tuesday | Dorothy Robinson, Zona Maze, Mary, at 12:30 o'clock in the Colonial Tea |Caldwell and Betty Todd. |

69 '‘N. Layman Ave. Indj-,

Arrange Tea

a | Sorority meetings to be held soon include a musical tea tomorrow and *

| The marriage of Miss Shirley Dun- ®

Mrs. Harvey N. Brown, assistant| the Irvington Presbyterian Church

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Mrs. H. D. Didway will: present, a Y=