Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1940 — Page 17

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Rar Art School Faculty and Art Association

AE THE FACULTY OF JOHN HERRON ART SCHOOL pnd of the board of ‘directors of the Art Association of Indianapolis have issued invitations to the association membership to attend an open house at the school tomorrow night between 8:15 and 10:30 o'clock. The event is planned in connection with the exhibition of work by faculty members which has been arranged as an observance of National Art Week.

. Receiving will be the directors, headed by Evans Woollen, president; faculty members headed by Denald M. Mattison, director of the school; Wilbur D. Peat, director of John Herron Art Museum; Mrs, Fisk Landers, chairman of the art school committee, and committee members: Mesdames Albert J. Beveridge Jr., Edgar H. Evans, J. W. Fesler, Warrack Wallace, Miss Lucy Taggart and Miss Mary Sinclair. . . Mrs, Noble Dean, chairman of the activities committee, is in charge, assisted by Mesdames Lee Burns, G. H. A. Clowes, Christopher B. Coleman, Willis D, Gatch, Charles Latham, Evans Woollen Jr, Robert B. Failey, Herman W. Kothe, Charles R. Weiss, Hiram W. McKee, Samuel Runnels Harrell, Eli Lilly, Conrad Ruckelshaus, Anton Scherrer, Samuel B, Sutphin, Harry V. Wade, William H. Stafford, Eugene C. Miller, John D. Gould, Carl Mote, Edward B. Taggart and Miss Belle N. Dean. Mrs. Frederic H. Sterling and Mrs. Louis Haerle also are assisting, : 5 : rs. Dean has arranged daily radio broadcasts as a Nati Art Week activity. Mr. Peat opened the series yesterday. Mr. ational son is to speak this afternoon at 4:15 o'clock over WFBM and tomorrow at 4:30 p. m. Miss Anna Hasselman and Miss June Wood - worth will conduct an interview over the same station. Miss Marian

Gregne, Robert, Tschaegle and Mrs. Sterling will speak later in the

Parties Arranged for Smith Club Dance

SMITH COLLEGE ALUMNAE are well into a week of laste minute preparations for their annual dance Saturday’ at the Woodstock Country Club. Several are arranging parties for ‘the evening and others are rehearsing the annual stunt; which will be a feature of the dance. Jimmy James and his orchestra will play. Mrs. Wilson Mothershead, president of the local Smith College Club, and Mr. Mothershead will entertain several guests at a dinner before the dance: Messrs. and Mesdames Maurice Brown Jeremiah L, Cadick, Hobson Wilson -and William Macomber of Kendallville, es { Among the guests invited by Mr. and Mrs. David P. Williams Jr. to a dinner party at Woodstock Saturday will be Mr. and Mrs Edgar Stanton of Chicago. Mrs. Williams is chairman of invitations for the dance. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elder Adams have arranged a Dutch treat party for the evening, : The gntertainment committee, composed of Mrs. James Carroll and Mry. James Northam, has secured some of the costumes worn by alwhnae at the annual reunion on the Smith College campus last June, Among Indianapolis alumnae who will wear these cos= tumes in a parade at the dance are Mesdames Herbert Call, Alexander Stewart, Edward Paggart, Theodore Griffith, Maurice Brovs, Jorn Collett, Carl Hulen, Neil Estabrook and John earson Jr, -

Junior League Sees Puppet Show

“DON QUIXOTE,” a puppet show which the theater committee of the Junior League is presenting to Indianapolis school children

this year, is being shown this afternoon at the regular meeting”

of the organization. League members were to in the American United Life Insurance Building. Business before the group was to include the election of delegates to the national conference ‘of the Association of Junior Leagues, to be held Jan. 27-31 in St. Louis, and reports by Indianapolis women who attended the national occupational therapy meeting in Boston last September. The theater committee started work on the current puppet show last spring and already has shown it to three local schools this year. Other school children over the city will see it during the winter. Its author, Ann Stoddard, wrote it originally for Tony Sarg and his marionettes and gave the Indianapolis League permission to present it here. Mrs. George Ziegler is chairman of the committee. Other League members who are assisting in the puppet show production are Mesdames Maxwell Coppock, Robert Darlington, William Garstang, William Kothe,' Hendrik Mayer, Henry Peirce, James Rose, E. Francis Bowditch, Joseph E. Cain, W. Hathaway Simmons, Albert Lang, "David Williams Jr., John Williams, Thomas Henderson and Louis McClennen and Miss Madelaine Speers.

Joy Geupel Honored

{ Miss Louise Ellen Trimble, assisted by her mother, Mrs. W. H. Trimble, was hostess at a closet shower yesterday evening given for "Miss Joy Geupel. Miss Geupel will become the bride of Richard Bruce DgMars Saturday. i Mrs.. Carl Geupel and Mrs. Elsa Geupel, mother and grand« mother of the. bride-to-be, and Mrs. Arch E. DeMars. Mr. DeMars’ mother, were special guests. Others were Mesdames Hiram Sexson, William Stout; Thomas Beasley, Robert Smith and M. Turpin Davis, and the Misses Ruth Coler, Marjorie Raiser and Betty Higbee.

Luncheon Arranged for Virginia Balke

A luncheon at the Propylaeum tomorrow will honor Miss Virginia Balke, Whose marriage to Edward Warren Wohlgemuth will be solemnized in the Second Presbyterian Church Friday evening. Miss Emma Gene Tucker will be hostess for the following

meet at 2 ( o'clock

uests: Miss Janet Sampson of Rochester, N. Y. Mrs Will Hays

, Of Sullivan and the bride-to-be's sisters, Mrs. Ward Fenster mpker and Miss Mildred Balke, who will be Miss Balke’s attende ants; Mrs. Marshall McCuen, Mys. Donald Morrison Jr. and the

isses Martha Moore, Dorothy Braden, Dorothy Barlow and Jane Wynne. - :

Chester B. Camp to Speak:

The Century Club will hear Chester B. Camp talk on “Advertising and Economic_Theory” tonight at its guest meeting in the

D. A. R. Chapter House. Samuel B. Walker is preside: 5 ward J. Hecker Jr. is secretary. P Nn} and Ed

JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am a boy in my teens. I have bed going with a girl since September until rH weeks ago i po suddenly took a notion that she didn’t want to go with me any more She is a swell girl. Her mother i$ a nice lady, too, and we. get along like two peas in a pod, but it looks as if Rose and I are alk washed up. I love her very much and can’t get her off my mind. I can’t figure out why she doesn’t want to go with me any more. I always have treated her as if she were my ‘mother, and took her wherever she wanted to go. Please answer. LONELY BOY.

Answer—Very few girls like the boys their mothers pick r A ! out for them. They re much more apt. to like the boys of De their mothers disapprove Therefore it is no advantage to you to get

along with the girl’s mother like two peas in a pod. You charmed

the mother ‘When you should have been working on the daughter, If she gives you another chance, devote your entire attention ‘to the girl. She is trying to establish a feeling of separateness from her mother and doesn’t relish a little family threesome so. much Don't treat ‘her as if she were your mother. Tt isn’t exciting enough to suit a young lady who wants fo be courted none too safely. If she won't give you another chance, give up. Whatever you do don't get the reputation of hanging on after you've been turned down. There are plenty of other girls, yolt know. ” ” ” » 8 » : DEAR JANE JORDAN--A year ago Jim split tip with J started to go with me. Naturally I was oh the P other girl” ad blamed for something I had nothing to do with. It made it difficult for me as everyone felt sorry for her. The boy came to me of his own free will but she doesn’t believe that. ‘ : She has caused a good deal of our arguments by her meddling. She is always writing Jim letters begging him to meet her of take her home after he has been with me. Jim and I are planning to get married in a year or two. I am afraid that she might cause serious trouble between us although Jim says he is'in love with me and doesn’t even like Jane. > I am awfully jealous but am broad-minded. Our only arguments occur when I hear of her bothering him. Her mother has a ~ lot todo with it for she tells everyone that Jim and I will never go together long but that he will come back to Jane. I don’t believe ‘this as we have gone together almost a year. What can I do to make Jane leave Jim alone and quit saying the catty things she says about me?’ PUZZLED.

../Answer—The best possible thing you can do is to ignore’ the situation completely. The more you do to stop gossiping tongues the faster they wag. Why provide fresh: material for the girl and her

‘mother to talk about? y

® After all it is up to the young man to avoid meetings with his

former friend. Any move you make will be attributed to jealousy ‘and will add fuel to the flame. Obviously the young lady is a poor loser whose vanity will not admit defeat. 1 However, even the poorest loser gives up in time. doubt if she will cling to a lost cause year after year, particularly after your marriage, Let her alone and she'll get tired sooner than she will if you add fresh incentive by open opposition. : . JANE JORDAN,

Plan Open House Tomorrow at Museum

I very much

Officers of

tee of the Caroline Scott Harrison ters of the American Revolution.

Mrs. Emsley W. Johnson Jr. (left) is chairman of the newly organized Junior Membership Commit-

D. A. R. Membershi

Yockey (center) garet Anne Milli Chapter, Daugh-. Mrs. Kirkwood

committee is in charge of the-program for the chapter meeting. Thursdiy night. :

| Mrs. A. J. Hueber tomorrow. 13. S. Bates |thews will assist the hostess.

_|sion to Formosa and Hainan.”

|Zetathea Club i

Schedules

§ Guest Meeting

Two I. T. S. C. Units - Meet Tomorrow

‘| | Guest Day and a program featur‘ling ‘a special speaker ase on club ~|calendars: this week. |" The ZETATHEA CLUB'S guest

meeting will be at thee home of Mrs.

‘Mrs. ©. J. Ancker will speak to members of CASTLE CRAIG HAPTER OF THE INTERNA.

1C { TIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB

Thursday on the subject, “ExcurThe hostess, Mrs. Paul Bland, 4926 W. 14th 8t., will be assisted by Mrs. Neil Webb and Mrs. Earl Wiseman.

The IRVINGTON MOTHER

“STUDY CLUB will hold a 1 o'clock

is the vice chairman and Miss Markan is the publicity chairman. The

Alpha Chis Set . 9 . f Friends’ Night The Butler University chapter of Alpha Chi Omega will ‘hold a ‘Friends’ Night” Dec. 4 at the chapter house, 725 W. Hampton Drive. The program will feature a travel talk by Mrs. Minnie B. Link, house chaperon. Until the past few years, Mrs. Link has taken groups of young people on European tours. Due to the present war, the tours have been discontinued. Invitations have been sent to faculty members, present and past chapter sponsors, representatives of

various campus organizations, and sorority and fraternity chaperons. Officers of Beta Beta, Alpha Omega Alumnae Association, Alpha Chi high school teachers, officers of the Alpha Chi Mothers’ Club and chapter alumnae have also been invited. The program will include songs

.|by Miss Lois Morton, house presi-

dent,. Miss Jean Buschmann and Miss Mary Marjorie Smead. Misses Jane Howe, Virginia Fletcher and Loreen Thomas, pianist, will play. Miss Helen Mock, program chair-

‘Iman, will be master of ceremonies.

Assisting will be: refreshments, Miss Marion ‘Chapman; hostesses, Miss Marjorie Jane Johnson; invitations, Miss Virginia Lewis; flowers, Miss Jeanne Heustis, and publicity, Miss Mary Jane Steiner. #

Social Service

Will. Be Topic

The revised social service program of the Women’s Society for Christian. Service at the Meridian Street Methodist Church will be discussed tomorrow afterfioon at a meeting in the ghurch. Speakers will be Miss Nellig Crawford, Mrs. Elmer Frech and Frank Barkhaus. The program will be presented by Stansfield Circle, under the direction of Mrs. Evans Rust. Mrs. John G. Benson will lead the devotions. Mrs. C. S. Ober will preside at the business session to follow. The executive board will meet at 10 a. m. The prayer circle will be led by Mrs. Betram Day at 12 o'clock and luncheon will be\ served at 12:30 p. m. Hostesses will be from Section 1, Miss Nellore M. Concklin and Mrs. Fred G. Braden, co-chairmen. C

Sacred Heart Group

To Give Luncheon

The November Group, of the Christian "Mothers’ Society of the

_|Sacred Heart Catholic Church will

sponsor a card party and luncheon at 12:15 p. m. tomorrow at the Sacred Heart Hall, 1500 S. Meridian St. Mrs. Charles Wheatley and

will be assisted by the Mesdames Chris Kunkel, Leo Goebes, Frank Felske and John Moviarty.

Football Team Feted

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Levenson, 4429 College Ave. and their son, Alfred,

Shortridge High School football team with a banquet. Guests were Robert Nipper, football coach; Russell Julius, gthletic director; William Allerdice, captain; James Mitchell, Daniel Duncan, Al Traugott, David Strack, George Kraeger, Jack Klinger, Al Nolan, Robert Cooley, Tom Costello, Charles Benjamin, Robert

Reel, Calvin Willis, Harold Schenk, Robert Paddock, Bernard Casselman and John McClure.

Talks on Formosa Mrs. Clinton J. Ancker will speak

national Travel-Study Club. Members will meet at 11:30 a. m. at Feesers Tearoom. Hostesses will be the Mesdames Lloyd Po Tr; John White, Eural Byfi and

Howard Spurgeon,

recently entertained members of the)

Dalrymple, John Smith, Leonard|.

on “Formosa” tomorrow before the| Mt. Vernon Chapter of the Inter-

Legion Unit to Plan Party for Orphans

Avigtion Auxiliary 171 of the American Legion was to hold a 1 p.m. luncheon today at the home of Mrs. Oliver Stout, 3162 Central Ave. Mrs. a business meeting ollow the luncheon. Members were to make plans for a Christmas party to be given for adopted orphans of World War veterans and their foster parents. Reports were to be given on the November membership drive by Mrs. D. D. Stowell, on the Knightstown children's home by Mrs. E. M. Caldwell and by Mrs H. H. Maxwell on the recent party given by the post and auxiliary” at the Indiana Boys’ School in Plajnfield.

Alumnae Give,

Card Party

St. Mary Academy alumnae were to sponsor a card party this afternoon in the academy auditorium, Iwith Miss Margaret Frances Marley as general chairman. Miss Rita Royce was publicity chairman, -assisted by the Misses Mary J. Lang, Lucille Weidekamp and Mary E. Scheibelhut., The

ticket committee was composed of Miss Bernice Waters, chairman; Mrs. James Fox and the Misses Mary Anne Shevlin, Mary Frances and Betty Lutz. Assisting Miss Marley with general arrangements are the Misses Reginia Shaughnessy, Mary Margaret Shevlin and Ann Marie Flynn. The specigl committee includes Mrs. Edgar Sitzman, chairman; Miss Mary Burnell and Miss Ann Marie Pritchard.

Holy Name C. Y. O. Dance Is Thursday,

Catholic Youth Organization officers of the Holy Name Catholic Church in Beech Grove are planning a dance to be held from 9 to 12 o'clock Thursday evening in the church auditorium. . William Clements is chairman of the committee composed of the Misses Mary Roach, Betty Sahm, Margaret Jones and Florence Logan, Karl Rolles, Thomas Teagarden and Bernard Cantwell.

Mrs. Frank Burns Speaks Tomorrow

Mrs. Regina Emrick will entertain members of the Brookside Women's Christian Temperance Union at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at her home, 2320 Spann Ave. . Mrs. Frank Burns, director of the W. C. T. U. “official papers” in Marion County, will speak.

to Carl C. Guthner was. ig Jicside at to

Dinner Booked {By Sigma Betas

hold regular business sessions.

BETA SORORITY will meet tomor-

Nursery. The m 8 o'clock at

Schultz, 5548 Birchwood Ave.

SORORITY Morris, president; .

e Miss Mildred MeMiss - Helen

Margaret Doughty, treasurer. Chapter ,members will meet tonight at

811 N. Sherman Drive. PSI CHAPTER OF ALPHA OMI-

Cook, 341 N.&ampbell Ave.

Alabama St. will entertain mem|bers of ALPHA CHAPTER OF PHI 'DELTA PI SORORITY tomorrow

‘evening at 8 o'clock. .

A meeting of RHO GAMMA CHI'S BETA held tomorrow at 8 p. m, at the | home of Miss Gertrude Winkle- { house.

trated lecture ‘on Mexico tomorrow everling at 7:30 p. m. before BETA CH ER, ZETA BETA CHI-SO-RORITY. The meeting will be held in the Hotel Lincoln. Miss Zenith May ‘Eller will introduce the speaker.

Travelers Aid Head Speaks Thursday

Mrs. Eleanore Rhoton, executive secretary of the Travelers Aid Society will speak before the missionary education group of the Women's Society. for Christian Service of the Robert's Park Methodist Church Thursday. The meeting will be at 2:15 p. m. in the church parlors. Mrs. Rhoton will "speak on “Transient Youth.” Members of the group will discuss “Youth on the Highways,” a pamphlet. i

Talk on Christmas : And Its Meaning

Mrs. Maude Crisweil will discuss FChristmas and Its Meaning” at

ih O. Warnock will give an illus-

Mothers’ Club of the South Side Community Center Thursday. Final plans will be made for a “card party at fhe Center Dec. 4.

Sorority chapters will meet soon plan Christmas activities and:

RHO CHAPTER OF SIGMA,

Becomes Bride

Tow evening to complete plans for the Christmas dinner ‘dance to be held Det. 14 at the Wharf House | and for,the Christimas party for] : : children from the Indianapolis Day Crest followed the marriage this ims will begin at 'morning of Miss Mary Rita Mitchell, home of Mrs. Hal 2220 W. Washington St., and Henry

f the newly installed

the home of Miss Virginia Avey, |

CRON ALPHA SORORITY will} have a 1 o'clock luncheon tomor- |

row at the home of Mrs. R. W. at home Dec. 1 at 4354 Spann Ave.| - EC —m—————————————

Miss Alice Goodnight, 2234 N.

CHAPTER will be

the 1:30 o'clock meeting of the]

dessert luncheon tomorrow at the home of . Alvin Fisher, 6017 Lowell Avehue. A business meeting will follow the luncheon,

Mrs. lela - Creed, Mrs. Robert Hackett and Miss Grace Frazier will be hostesses to ‘the HAWAIIAN

CHAPTER: OF THE INTERNA-

TIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB tomorrow at a noon luncheon at the Colonial Tearoom. Mrs. C. J. Ancker will speak on “Formosa and Hainan.”

SISTERHOOD will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. J. Harold ‘Wright, 5207 E. Washington St.

A talk on the United States Constitution will be presented hy Mrs. Willis Holiman before the SPENCER | CLUB MEETING today. Mrs. Frank Spangler and

‘| Mrs. Ida Wood will assist the hos-

tess, Mrs. A. A. Hamilton, 1116

‘| Tuxedo St.

“A 1p. m/luncheon was to be held 1by CHAPTER U, P. E. O. SISTERHOOD today at the home of Mrs. JH. Westbay, 5230 E. North St. The hostess was to be assisted by Mrs. H. E. Boggy. Mrs. A.W. Macy was to talk on

-| “Child Labor Laws” and Mrs. J. R.

Loomis was to present: “Gleanings From the Record.” J

Mrs. W. R. Freeman was in charge of the programs at today’s meeting of CHAPTER Ws; P. E. O. SISTERHOOD, at the home of Mrs. Charles B. Crist, 241 W. Hampton Drive. 7

ary Mitchell

A wedding breakfast at Bluff

J. Arszman Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Arszman, 1223 Wright St.

Anthony’s Catholic €hurch. Mrs. James Hopwood, her sister’s

Longerich, vice president; Miss Nora only attendant, wore a military blue| Louise Bauer, secretary, and Miss |

ensemble with black accessories and a corsage of red gardenias. The (bride chose a wine crepe \dress and

accessories and wore a gartienia corsage, {brother’s best man.

| Y.W. Arranges

| Dance Classes

Classes in the nfddern dance will be organized at the Central Y. W. C. A. this week, under the direction of Miss Vonda Browne of the Y, W. C. A. staff. The organization meeting is scheduled for Thursday evening at 6:45 o'clock. ~ Miss Margaret Postma, who has studied modern dance theories at Indiana University, will serve the series of classescas an adviser. Anyone interested may join the group. Initiation .tomorrow .evening at the Central Y. W. C. A. will follow the Quest Club's 6 o'clock dinner. Miss Esther Siefker is in charge. The evening's program will include contract bridge and chorus singing.

Verus Cordis Group To Install Officers

The Vérae Sororés Chapter of the Verus Cordis Sorority will install its officers tomorrow at the home of Miss Edith Nord, 4209 Boulevard Place. They are Mrs. Marjorie Woodard, president; Miss Marymae

jorie Stewart, treasurer. Rough initiation for the Misses Helen Harness, Josephine Ray, Mildred Robinson and Mrs, Lucile Koelliker will follow.

A. 0. P. Group to Meet |

e will t the , 3865

Omicron Pi Sorority alum meet tomorrow afternoon home of Mrs. Floyd M. Slas Washington Blvd.

Mrs. Clarence Holzer, the chairmen, | p=

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CHAPTER V OF THE P. E. O.|,

{The Rev. Fr. Michael J. Gorman GAMMA CNAPTER OF TRI CHI 1ead the 9 o'clock ceremony in St.

velvet coat, a wine hat and black Edward Arszman was his

Following a wedding trip to Chicago, Mr. and Mrs, Arszman will be

Endsley, secretary, and Miss Mar-

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Chairman of Benefit Bridge

Miss Catherine "© O'Hara (left) is chafrman ®f the ‘annual . Christmas benefit bridge to be given by the Nursing Service Bureau of the Indiana , State Nurses’ Association at 2 p. m, Dec. 4, in the BannerWhitehill auditorium.

and lists of guests attending showers ried this week-end.

at 4:30 o'clock.

Miss Bailey and Mrs. Alex Petrovich ‘entertained for Miss Stephenson last night with a bathroom shower at Mrs. Petrovich’s home ‘in Marcy Village. Guests were Mrs. Stephenson and Mrs. Harry B. Pock, mothers of the couple; Mesdames Florence Johnson, Paul Butcher and | John etrovich and the Misses Doris Holland, Sylvia Madiel, Barbara and Josephine Cox.

A grocery shower for the brids+ to-be will be given Wednesday evening by Mrs. Butcher at her home on W. 79th St. The guest list includes Mesdames Pock, Stephenson, Cletis Hayes, Fred Johnson, John Boone, Marvin Reno, Richard Ricketts and Alex Petrovich, Miss Bailey and Miss Pearl Butcher. 28 8 Among parties given for Miss Betty Jean MacDonald, whose marriage to Richard David Thompson will take place Saturday, was, a buffet supper last night at the home of Miss Mildred Scales, 37 E. 55th St. Miss Scales and Miss Nancy Socwell were hostessés for the following guests, in addition to the betrothed couple: Mr. and Mas. J. Thomas McCreary, Miss Mary Lou Over, Miss Mary Bell, John Thurston, Thomas Carroll, William Hart and Eugene Hibbs, who is Miss Socwell’s fiance. Miss Scales and Mr. Thurston will be married Dec. 14. Mrs. W. W. Allison and Miss Mae Allison were to give a luncheon and miscellanequs shower for Miss MacDonald today at their home, 4709 N. Pennsylvania St. Tomorrow evening, a crystal shower will be given at the home of Mrs. Charles Over, 3041 Central Ave., by Miss Mary Lou Over, who will be maid of honor at Miss MacDonald's wedding.

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Maid of honor at Miss Dorothy Keene's marriage to Hugh Flynn Saturday morning will be her sister, Miss Mary Josephine Keene of Washington. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Keene, 2134 Central Ave, and Mr. Flynn -is the son of Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Flynn, 851 N. Rural St. ‘Other attendants at the’ ceremony will be apother sister, Miss Louise Keene, and Mrs. Maurice Fogarty. Edward Flynn will be his brother’s best man and ushers will be Emmett

Nancy Stephenson Announces Attendants for Her Wedding; Betty Jean, MacDonald Feted

Bridal newd today includes the announcement of wedding attendants

for young women who will be mar-

« Miss Nancy Stephenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carter J. Stephenson, 4134 Guilford Ave., has chosen Miss Josephine Bailey to be her only attendant Sunday when she is married to John Edmund Pock. Harry B. Pock Jr. will be his brother’s best man at the ceremony. C. A. McPheeters of the North Methodist Church will read the service

The Rev,

The marriage rites will be read at 10 o'clock in SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Miss Keene was guest of honor at a linen shower “given last night by Mrs. George Ferry and Miss Betty Jeanne Balz at the latter’s home, 545 E. 21st St. Special guests were Mrs. Flynn and Mrs. Keene, mothers of the engaged couple, and ‘Mus.

‘John M. Balz and Mrs. Clarence H.

King, the hostesses’ mothers, = : The guest list also included Mesdames Fogarty, Thomas B. Noble Jr., Preston Woolf, Clyde Bowers and William Mason Jr. the Misses Virginia, Louise and Mary Josephine Deery, Cecelia Drew and Mary McNulty. ra 0” ; » ” » \ § A kitchen shower for Miss Elaine Everhart, who is to be married to David: Lester . Fox: Dec. 22, will he given tonight by Mrs. Geraldine

Harris Wright. Mrs. Bert Everhart,

David Fox, mother of Mr. Fox, are to pe guests. VR Other guests will be :Mesdameés John Miller, ' Ada Tracy, Ralph Johnson, Donald Lane, Earl Everhart, Hobert Ray, William Purtlebaugh, Harry Burton, Alberta Grebe, John Bedwell, Carl Haugh, Roberg White, ‘Everett Steele, Carl Howe and Moise Copacia, the Misses Dorothy Miller, Lois Everhart, Mary Lou Steele, Norma Bunce, Alice Hildeébrandt, Jane Howe, Joan Burton; Charlotte Boesel, Katherine Purtlebaugh and Rosemary Johnson.

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Miss Georgia Marie Neargarder, 3711 N. Sherman Drive, will enter=tain tomorrow evening with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Bernice Livingstone, whose marriage to R. Waldo' Clark will be Saturday. There will “be 30 guests, in additipn to’ Miss - Livingston, her mother, Mrs. Carroll C. Livingstone, her gtandmother, Mrs. Georgia Mafriott, and Mr. Clark's mother, ‘Mrs. John A. Clark. : Mrs. Rinker Hostess ‘Members of the Dorcas Club will meet for a 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Leland F. Rinker, 3016 N. New Jersey St.

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