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@ by Mrs. William Crim will be given

— “Past Achievements and Future

‘made.

SATURDAY, FEB. Head to Talk

~~ Founder’s Day,

| Founders’ Day observances will be continued by Parent-Teacher Asso-

ations next week. . Past presidents of SCHOOL 3 P.- . A. will speak briefly in observance f Pounders’ Day Wednesday at 2:20 . m. at the school. A candle cereony will Tollow-and Mrs. Lois Sind will sing “When Children ay,” accompanied by Mrs. Theoore Kramp.

| Df. E. Burdette Backus will discuss “Mental Health of Our Chilren” for patrons of SCHOOL 9 at {30-p. m. Wednesday. Music will be provided by the Mothers’ Chorus nd a Founders’ Day tea will follow.

| Past presidents and new patrons {ll be honor guests at the observce of Founders’ Day by SCHOOL 13 ‘Wednesday at 2 p. m.. George sher, School 54 principal, will speak and a Lincoln program will given by pupils.

Mrs. James L. Murray, president of the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers, will talk on “Founders’ Day” at 3:10 p. m. Wednesday at SCHOOL 14. A musical program by the Boys’ Octet of Technical High Schoo}, directed by William F. Moen, will be given. A tea honoring new teachers and patrons will com-

plete the program,

A brief history of the school and’ community. singing appear on the program at SCHOOL 15 at 2 p. m, Wednesday. Miss Ella Frietzsche, a former teacher, past presidents and new patrons will be honored.

_ SCHOOL 20 will observe Founders’ Day with a patriotic tea honoring the presidents and mothers new to

the school at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday. . A. ©. Harvey will speak in behalf of the South Side Community Center. Charles Sunthimer, principal, will extend a welcome to new patrons.

“Founders’ Day” will be the subject of a talk by Mrs. Carl J. Manthei, school “board member, at SCHOOL 21 at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. The Mothers’ Chorus will sing under the direction of Miss Kathe- \ rine Leonard.

‘ Brief talks by past presidents and a birthday celebration of Founders’ Day will be given at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday at SCHOOL 22.

“The P.-T. A. and Its Place in the Community” will be the topic of the Rev. H. H. Black of the Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church when he speaks at SCHOOL 23 at 3 p. m. Wednesday. A brief history of the school will be given before the Intermediate Chor-

us sings.

Features of the program of SCHOOL 26, beginning at 3:15 p. m. Wednesday, will be a talk by Dr. Clarence Lewis, music by the Mothers’ Chorus, a saxophone solo by Lueiad- Watkins and a solo by Fred Carpenter. ~ Se a i

Mrs. Harvey Tutewiler and Mrs. Sam Myers, former president of SCHOOL 27, will speak at 2:15 p. m. Wednesday in observance of Founders’ | Day. An informal tea honoring new patrons will follow. The

Study Group will meet at 1:15 p. m. :

A [talk on “Safety on the Streets” will be given by Sergt. A. C. Magenheimer for patrons of SCHOOL 28 at 3:15 p. m. Wednesday. The traffic squad of the school will be presented and a social hour will follow.

"A | candlelight ceremony directed

at 2| p. m. Wednesday at SCHOOL 30 in observance of Founders’ Day. # Past| presidents will be honor guests. Mrs. Ernest Pearson, the first president at the school, will talk on “marly History of the School and the P.-T. A” Music will be provided Jp the children.

SCHOOL -31’'s meeting will open at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday. Features of the program will be Founders’ Day | observance, roll call of past presidents, principals and charter members, songs by Mrs. Raymond Brandes,” and a play, “Reminisarin in the play will be Mes " Appearing in the play w - da Amol Ceasor, Alford Lyon, Fred Fischer, Truman Bullard, ' Walter Reinacker, Karl Kenninger, Marvin Morris, Earnest Zelner, Ar thur [Huber and Earl Neligh. A social hour will follow.

New patrons of SCHOOL 34 will be welcomed at the 1:16 p. m. meeting Wednesday before a Founders’ Day |playlet is presented by the P.-T. A. Dramatic Club. Group singing and messages from past presidents and honor guests will complete the program, :

SCHOOL 36 will observé Found ers’ Day Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. . with brief talks by past presidents and Mrs. Charles Peters, the incumbent. A trio from Technical High School will sing. Mrs. Vivian Arbaugh will be in charge of the program,

Mrs. George Bertrand, program | chairman, has planned a patriotic and Founders’ Day, program for SCHOOL 41 at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. ‘Parker P. Jordan, general se¢retary of the Y. M. O. A,, will speak on “Life Goes the Way Youth Takes.” Present officers will Honored: the fourth grade will give a program, and recognition of all mothers new to the school will be

.Dr. Amy Ling Chen will discuss “A Trip to China” before patrons of SCHOOL 43 at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. Screen pictures will illustrate her talk. Dr. Chen attended the University of Pekin and is a graduate of ‘Western Reserve at Cleveland.

Aims” will be discussed by Miss Anna Brockhausen on the Founders’ Day program of- SCHOOL 44 at 2:30 p. m. Wedndsday. A tea will be given for new teachers and patrons.

The program at SCHOOL 45, seheduled for 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, will include a talk by Agnes Tilson Adcock on “The Pré-School Age Child” :and music by the Junior

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Short biographies of famous men born in Fe will be given | mothers of OOL 47 pupils at

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Active In Arrangements for Dance,

Units Will Observe|

by| meeting.

Kenneth Rider To Wed JeanVan Voorhees

The double ring wedding ceremony was to be read at 3:30 p.m. today in McKee Chapel of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church for Miss Jean Van Voorhees and Kenneth N. Rider Jr. of Franklin. The Rev. O. C. Miner, Louisville, Ky. grandfather of the bridegroom, was to assist the Rev. Stewart W. Hartfelter at the service. : Miss Domna Alles, organist, was to play a program of bridal airs and accompany five girls of the Franklin College Pi Beta Phi Chapter as they sang “Follow the Arrow,” “My Pi Phi Girl” and “Kappa Sigma Sweetheart.” Members of the group are Misses Jane McAnelly, Betty Bavis, Ina Claire Chappell, Frances Hougland and Martha Cook. The chapel was to be decorated with palms, cibotium ferns, sevenway candelabra and standards of white flowers. White ribbons were to mark the family pews. Mrs. Harry Wallace Dragoo II, Chicago, matron of honor, was to be gowned in turquoise taffeta in Queen Elizabeth style with short, puffed sleeves and tiny, fabric-cov-ered buttons from neckline to hem at the front. She was to have a cluster of sweetheart. roses in her hair and was to carry a loose arm bouquet of Briarcliff and Rapture roses tied with turquoise streamers. The bridesmaids, Mrs. Franklin O. Bennett, Dayton, O., sister of the

“| bridegroom, and Miss Mary Kathryn

Hudson, were to wear mist blue and petal pink respectively and were to have bouquets of pink and blue blossoms Their frocks are in old-fash-ioned style with long-sleeved lace bodices and bouffant tulle skirts.

Uncle to Give Bride Away

Given in marriage by her uncle, Harry Wallace Dragoo, the bride was to wear white satin and chiffon. A sweetheart neckline and = short, puffed sleeves finish the satin bodice which tops a chiffon skirt. Her fingertip length veil of illusion was to fall from a coronet of braided satin caught at either side with clusters of orange blossoms. She was to carry a colonial bouquet of white blossoms surrounding a center of lavender orchids and tied with narrow streamers. ‘1 Mr. Rider’s best man was to be his brother, Jack Rider, and ushers were to be Harry W. Dragoo II, Chicago, Robert Winters, Franklin, Edward Thomas and Gerald Wadleigh. "Mrs. Dragoo, the bride’s aunt, was to wear a black crepe dinner dress, the jacket encrusted with colored beads, and was to carry a black muff with a cluster of Dresden-toned flowers attached. Mrs. Rider, mother of the bridegroom, was to wear gardenias with her black velvet.

Reception to Follow

Assisting at the reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dragoo, 4520 N. Pennsylvania St. following the ceremony were to be Mrs. Winters, Franklin; Mrs. Sherman J. Teeling, Chicago; Miss Margaret Jane Hays, Crawfordsville; Miss Jane Dolen, Edinburg, and Misses Jeanette McElroy, Juliana McIntosh and Haririet Margaret Fisher, As her going-away costume. the bride will wear a rose wool costume suit with beige accessories. The couple will go to Florida for the honeymoon where they will visit the bride’s grandfather, George R. Van Voorhees at Bradentown. They will return, by way of Bedford, Va. where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. La Garde Thompson. Upon their return Feb. 24 they will be at home at 3761 N. Meridian St.The bride attended Franklin College where she was a member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority. Mr. Rider, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth .N. Rider, Franklin, attended Purdue University where he was a member

be|of Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Among out-of-town guests for the wedding were to be Mr, and Mrs.|

Charles 8S. Custer, Lexington, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Beasor, Colunibus, O.; Mr, and Mrs. H. BE Van Voorhees, Detroit and Mrs. Florence Van Voorhees, Chicago. .

Queen Esther Circle Lunches Tuesday

Mrs. Elmer Tucker will speak on “Americanization” following a noon covered dish luncheon Tuesday planned by Queen Esther Circle members of the ‘Third Christian Church home . service ‘department. The meeting will be in the Mary Conkle Lodge of the church. The program planned by . Morton Keith will include devotions by Mrs. Jeneva Simmons, a piano solo by Miss Jeannette Rutherford and a violin selection by Mrs. William Neal. Mrs. Virginia Kurner will preside at a 1:30 p. m. business

Mrs, Keith will be luncheon hostess, assisted by Mesdames Charles

the P.-T. A. mee at 3:16 p. m.

will sing.

Flack, Theodore Slaven, M, P. Goevea and J. G. Heinzmann,

1. Mis. Thomas B. Henderson (left) [is chairman of the patrons and puaitroness committee for the “Alice| in Wonderland” dance to bé given March 7 by the Junior Auxilisry to the Indianapolis Day Nursery, Assisting her are Mrs. John B. Watson (right) and Mrs.’ Joseph W. Ferree.

2. Miss Margaret Sigler (left) is president of the C. L. E. F. Club which will give a rush tea tomorrow aiternoon at the Columbia Club. Miss Norma Oburn (center) and Miss Virginia Mitchell are members of the invitations committee for the event,

3.. The A. G. Club will give a tea tomorgow afternoon at the home of Miss Jean Ober. Miss Patricia Todd Wright (pictured) is assisting with arrangements. (Holland Photo.)

4. Mrs. Adolf Wagner (left), presicent of the Service Study Club, and Mrs. Bert E. Moon, general chairman, are busy with plans for the Guest Day to be held Thursday by the club in the Ban-ner-Wkitehill auditorium.

Louise Weiland To Be Wed

The Rev. Ernst Piepenbrok will read the marriage ceremony uniting Miss Louise L. Weiland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Weiland, 2157 Singleton St.,, and Carl: F. Hagenmaier tonight at 7:30 o'clock in St. John’s Evangelical .and Reformed Church. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hagenmaier, 1550 Bradbury Ave.

Palms, ferns and candelabra will flank the church altar for. the ceremony, Preceding the service, Mrs. Amy C. Morrison will play an organ program of bridal music and Miss Blla Weiland, sister cof the bride, ‘will sing “Because” and “I Love You Truly.” Another. sister, Mrs. Fred C. Vehling, will be Miss Weiland's only attendant and Roberf Hagenmaier will be his brother’s best man. Ushers will be Albert Schroeder and Max Spearl. Entefing with her father, the bride will ‘wear a floor-length gown of pink net, fashioned with a fitted bodieg, sweetheart neckline, short sleeves and a full skirt. Her headdress will be a pink net bonnet with ostrich tips and her bouquet will be of white roses and gardenias. Vehling will wear a similar gown of blue nét and carry pink roses. Following a reception in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hagenimaier, will leave for a short wedding trip and will be at home after Feb. 22 at the Garfield Garden Apartnients, 2225 Shelby St.

Bridal Aid

Richards Photo. ‘Mrs. Alexander Potts, merehandising editor of Bride’s Magazine, will be available for consultations with brides-to-be, by appointment, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in the Bridal Bureau of the William H. Block Co. She will comment at a style show for brides<to-be at 2:30 p. m. Thurs day in the store’s auditorium. The store will observe Bride's Week in its various departments during the coming weet;

Mrs. |

O'Connell, Mesdames

A bridal dinner, engagement comprise today’s pre-nuptial notes.

Reid’s home, 3851 Guilford Ave.

Guests were to be the Misses Cynthia Test, Helen Slupesky, Betty Walsh, Betty Faulconer, Margery Carroll, Mary Clay, Dorothy Defenderfer, Phyllis Hadden, - Charleen Dabbs, Mary Ellen Zreid, Beverly Cooper, Jeanne Seward, Jane Riggs, Jane Collins, Betty Poppaw, Barbara Klippel and Marilyn Alstadt. Miss Hadden and Miss Carroll are entertaining with a pantry shelf shower for Miss Porter Monday. Mrs. Donald Na Test, aunt of the bride-to-be, will entertain at luncheon for her next Saturday preceding a kitchen shower. Among the guests will b€ Mrs. Edward D. Porter Jr. and Mrs, Harvey J. Morehousa, mothers of the engaged coupie; Mrs. William H. Thompson, Miss Porter's sister-in-law; Mrs. (Frank Daugherty and daughter Helen of Wabash, and the Misses Reid, Blasengym, Hadden, Dabbs, Walsh, Carroll, ‘Jane Gillespie, Joan Silberman, Jean Hackerd and Barbara Badger and Miss Sally Fulkman of LaGrange, Ill. » s o

Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Garman entertained last night at the Columbia Club with a bridal dinner for their daughter, Helen Louise, and DeLoss D. Blanchardgof- Chicago who are being married today in a ceremony at 3:30 p. mfin the Meridian Street Methodist Church. Guests with the betrothed couple included his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie D. Blanchard, and his sister, Miss Marcella Blanchard, Winchester; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Noves and Edmund Hergenrather, Chicago; Messrs. and Mesdames . Emsley W. Johnson Jr., Harry. HA Garman, Donald McCartney and Roy .Coats and Dr, and Mrs, Logan Hall,

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A breakfast at the Indianapolis Athletic Club tomorrow morning will honor Miss Barbara Baumgartner whose engagement to John P. Murphy of Brooklyn has been announced. Miss Marjorie Moreland and Miss Mildred Sartor will be hostesses at the breakfast which will be attended by 15 guests. A centerpiece of red roses and white freesias will be used with red and white appointments at the table. Miss Baumgartner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton D. Baumgartner, 430 Buckingham Drive, and Mr. Murphy is the son of Joseph F. Murphy of Clifton Springs, N. Y.

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Honor guest at a kitchen shower given -tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. J. E, Callahan Jr. at her home, 3751 Central Ave, will be Miss Fern Messmer. . Miss Messmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Messmer, 1230 Sterling 8t; will be married to Edward F. Roesch Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Roesch of Brendonwood, in a ceremony Feb. 18 ’

Attending the party tomorrow will be Mesdames Jack and Walter Messmer, Herman and J. J. Roesch, J. E. Callahan Sr., George F. Callahan, E. J. Pelance, John A. and A, F. Hook and Miss Marian Matzke, 2 ” ” Miss Ruth O’Connell was honor guest at a miscellaneous shower given recently by Miss Bernice Williams at her home, 329 N. Warman Ave, Miss O'Connell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis O’Connell, 4535 Marcy Lane, and Timothy R. King of Youngstown, O., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. King of Niles, O,, will be married next Saturday in the Chapel at the University of Notre Dame. Decorations for the party were in aqua and coral. Attending the party with the bride-to-be were her mother and her sister, Miss Pa Charles

Personal Shower This Afternoon Honors Miss Marylee Porter; Garmans Give Bridal Dinner

announcements and shower news

Miss Marylee Porter, whose marriage to John Robert Morehouse will be Feb. 23, was to be honor guest at a personal shower this afternoon given by Miss Alice Reid and Miss Marian Blasengym at Miss Yellow and pale green, the bride-to-be’s colors, were to be used in decorations.

Henry J. Foltz and Audwin Burris; Miss Josephine Houlihan, Detroit, and the Misses Gladys Sullivan, Agnes and Betty Carr, Margaret Rosé Foltz, Rita Murphy and Louise Clements. o ” ” Mr. and Mrs. Carl Setterquist, 330 S. Butler Ave. announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Helen to Gerald Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Keller, 1521 College Ave. The wedding will be at 3:30 p. m. March 1 in the Gethsemane Lutheran Church. sa ® a

The engagement of Miss Helen Kathleen Filcer to George Joseph Sauter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Sauter Sr., is announced by her parents; Mr. and Mrs. John E. Filcer, 2009 Hoyt Ave, The wedding will be at 9 o'clock the morning of Feb. 22 in St. Patrick’s Catholic Church. Mr. Sauter is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame.

Club to Note Anniversary

The birthday party of the Municipal Gardens Woman's Department Club will be held Monday at the club house on the Lafayette Road, following a 10:30 a. m. business meeting and a noon luncheon. Manson O'Neal, a pupil of Miss Helen Farrel, will play “Ghost Rhapsody” by Alec Templeton and Bach's “Prelude in G Minor.” Group singing by club members will follow a ceremony in which past presidents of the club will place candles .on a birthday cake and tell the club's history while each held office. Mrs. Willis Jones will give the invocation. Hostesses for the afternoon pro-

chairman; Mesdames T. V. Petranoff, Elmer Miller, H, A. Harlan, Earl Buchanan, W, I. Hoag, H. L. Shuck, eGorge Holmes, Charles Everett and Miss Carrie Hoag. '

Butler Group to Give Valentine Tea ~

Preparations for their annual Valentine Tea are being made by members of the Butler University Y. W. C. A. chapter, Miss Betty Foster, acting president, said today. The tea will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Recreation room of the Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall. Miss Beity Jane Lowery is in

Glenn R. Maynard will pour. Women members of the Butler faculty are to be guests and will be entertained by the personality committee of the Y. W. C. A. Miss Margaret Brunson, chairman of the social service committee, has charge of the affair. . Following the tea the Butler-Jor-dan Philharmonic Choir, under the direction of Prof. Joseph Lautner, head of the Music Department, will sing.

Dance Is Tomorrow

A dance and card party will be given at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow by the Bon Ton Club at 322 E; New York St. Gilly Banta and his orchestra will play for dancing.

Alumnae to Meet Alumnae of St:.: Mary's Academy

tricia Stahl,

will meet tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. in the school auditorium, .

gram will be Mrs. Charles Judy,

charge of refreshments and Mrs. |

| president; | secretary, treasurer,

The PRESENT DAY CLUB will meet for luncheon Monday at the home of Mrs. Charles F', Voyles, 4150 N. Meridian St., following an 11 a. m. program. Mrs. Robert T. Ramsay will speak on “The Little Things

of Life.”

Club members recently re-elected officers: Mrs. A, L. Thurston, president; Mrs. Parke A. Cooling, first vice president; Mrs. Hulbert J. Smith, second vice president; Mrs. L. I. Mills, secretary, and Mrs. John S. Lloyd, treasurer,

Guest speaker at the meeting of ALPHA MU LATREIAN CLUB Monday will be Dr. Oiiver Greer of the Riley Hospital. Mrs. Fred Howenstine, 4324 E. 34th St. will entertain members, assisted by Mrs. James Allen.

The C. I. H. N. CLUB will meet for luncheon, business and bridge Monday in the home of Mrs. George K. Vestal, 53 N. Bolton Ave. Mrs. Joseph A. Carr will assist the hostess. :

Music and an exemplification of the ritual will be on the program at a meeting Monday of CHAPTER P, P. E. O. SISTERHOOD. Hostess will be Mrs, Floyd I. McMurray, 120 E. 47th St, assisted by Mrs. Guy W. Seaton.

Hostesses at the meeting of the WOMEN’S SOCIETY OF INDIANAPOLIS FLORISTS Monday will be Mesdames Harry Jones, John Heidenreich, Frank Kepner, Martha Kessler, Frank Luebking and Arthur Mandel.

A round table discussion at the meeting Monday of the IRVINGTON CIRCLE OF THE CHILD CONSERVATION LEAGUE OF AMERICA will include “Our Two to Sixers,” led by Mrs. P. W. Hoss, and “Our Teeners,” led by Mrs. T. R. Lyda. Mrs. W. E. Adkins, 601 N. Riley Ave. will be hostess, &ssisted by Mrs. Robert Mottern.

ALPHA LAMBDA LATREIAN CLUB will meet Monday for a business meeting at the home of Mrs

Blvd.

Mrs. Otto Augostat and Mrs

Monday

o'clock.

A paper on “Works of Art in Stone” will be presented to members of the IRVINGTON COTERIE Monday by Mrs. Roy Geider. Mrs. Herman Davis, 375 Campbell Ave., will be assisted as hostess by Mesdames Forrest Davis, Louis W. Bruck and Martin Eastburn.

Mrs. Henry J. Windt will entertain members of the TOKALON CLUB at a luncheon Tuesday. The program will include a talk by Mrs. C. Frederick Schmidt on Abraham Lincoln and a round table discus-

C. E. Maley. -

The CHAUTAUQUA CLUB of Goshen will meet Monday evening in the home of Mrs. Henry Kimmal for a report on “Youth and Unemployment” by Mrs. Harold Hawthorne. :

Chicago Alumni Fete -

Butler President

President and Mrs. D. S. Robinson of Butler University were honored guests today at the annual mid-winter meeting of the Butler Alumni Club of Chicago. A luncheon was held at Marshall Field & Co. and a program followed.. Officers of the ors ganization are John Weaver, president; Mrs. Hope Graham, vice Miss Marjorie . Trask, and Mason Layman, The group an-

Ralph M. Davis, 526 E. Fall Creek |:

sion of current events led by Mrs.|

«| Drive for an election of offic

Koss-Byrket

Service Is

Tonight

The marriage of Miss Rosemary

Mrs. C. Earl Byrket, 770 N. Audubon Road, to Robert Francis Koss will

the Irvington Presbyterian Church by Dr. John B. Ferguson, pastor. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and

Run Parkway, S. Drive.

Tall bronze urns of Picardy gladioli against a background of palms and ferns will decorate the altar, which is to be flanked by single cathedral candles and tapers in seven - branch candelabra. Mrs. James Loomis, organist, will play for the ceremony and Mrs. Robert W. Whitham will sing “I Love You Zu”, “Ave Maria” and “O Promise

Princess style frocks of taffeta will be worn by the bride's attendants. The juhior bridesmaid, Marcia O’Brien, a niece of the bridegroom, entering first will wear ivory and will carry a sheaf of narcissi. Miss Ruth Merritte, entering next, will be in yellow and Miss Jane Ploch’s gown will be of chartreuse. Both will carry narcissi bouquets. Mrs. Garnet L. Findling, matron of honor, will carry a sheaf of narcissi and Dutch iris with her green taffeta frock. ; The bride's ivory satin gown is fashioned in medieval style with tight basque, lég-o’-mutton sleeves and a sweetheart neckline, Orange blossoms will hold her two-tiered fingertip length veil and she will carry an arm bouquet of calla lilies. William Boswell will be best man and ushers will be Jack McCoy, Frank Sedlak, Victor Vollrath - and William Byrket, the bride’s brother. A reception at the church will follow the ceremony. Mesdames James Graham, Larry Sims, Rédlph Husted and William Boswell will assist at the reception. Other assistants will be Misses Jane Colsher, Bonnie * Jean Drechsel, Martha Norman, Maxine Mertz, Pequetti- Helton, Betty Noonan, Dorothy Durham and Dorothy Ann Davenport. After a short ‘trip the couple will be at home with Mr. Koss’ parents. For traveling the bride will wear a navy suit and hat with navy and white accessories. Guests from out-of-town for the wedding will include Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Sandy and family and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Moere and daughter Ann, all of Greencastle; Mr, and Mrs. Warren Stephenson and fame ily, Three Rivers, Mich.; Mrs. Della Byrket, Sheridan; Dorval Sisson and family, Anderson, and Mr. and Mrs, Will Cox, Logansport. .

President

Lincoln, A 1 p. m. business meet- A

RBamos-Porter. Photo. New officers of the Fourth Ward

Woman's Republican Club and new board members will assist Mrs. Russell I. Richardson, 3504 Guilford Ave, at the monthly

meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. Mrs. J. Herbert Hartman (above) is the new president, Husbands and guests of members will attend’ the meeting to hear Senator Albert Perris of Milton speak on the “Activities of the Legislature,” Mr. Richardson will talk on Abraham Lincoln. The meeting also is open to the public. Se Mrs. Hartman will announ 1941 - committees at Tuesday's meeting. Other new executive board members are Mrs. Floyd Burns, vice president; Mrs. Merle Watkins, secretary; Mrs. Lyman Rhoads, treasurer; Mesdames Oarl Vandivier, Lewis Finch, Agnes Todd, Frank Huse and Jesse Gammon, Miss Hortense Huckelberry

Chicago funds to. the university

nually sends

Jane Byrket, daughter of Mr. and|:

be read at 8 o'clock. this evening in |

Mrs, Louis E. Koss, 5295 Pleasant |

Mr. and Mrs. |in

Delta Gammas Will Initiate New Members RIK R Alumnae’s Guest Day Set 7 Sorority groups are making plans for a state luncheon and dance, a guest day tea and a national con-

vention in addition, to scheduled meetings, ;

All DELTA GAMMA SORORITY alumnae in the city will- meet Friday evening at the Butler Univer sity chapter house, 737 W. pin n initiation of new members. Ss. Gentry Hauh, alumnae president, will announce - committees for State Day. March 29 at the Ine dianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs, Alfred Guyot will be general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Albert Sahm in charge of the luncheon and Mrs, Ralph Husted as dance i Fg assistants will Mrs. W., F. Kegley, program; _ Mrs. William A. Marschke, flowers and decorations; Mrs, Guy BE. Morrison, menu; Mrs. Herman H. Lauter and Mrs, Herbert J, Spier, invitations; Mrs. George O. Browne, Mrs. Donald Cox and Miss Edna G. Nowland, reservations. Dance details will be arranged by Mrs. Riche ard C. Disher, tickets and reserva

Lawrence Sims and Miss Kathryn Black, orchestra. Mrs. John W. Maxwell and Mrs, Bert Kingan Jr, are in charge of publicity, Hostess for Friday's 8 o'clock meeting will be Mrs. Frank Miller, assisted by Mesdames Sahm, Paul

{| Byerly, Claude Ewing, O. M. Hersh

man, R. L. Rhoton and Stanley Flora, Miss Black and Miss Eliza beth Cutler.

First national SIGMA BETA SORORITY convention to be held in Indianapolis will open tomorrow morning at the Severin Hotel. Mrs. Hal Schultz of the Indianapolis chapter, national president, will be in charge of the business meeting to plan the year’s program, A national phile Mrs. Shultz anthropic pro je ect will be set, following a report by Miss Katharyn Holmes of Ft. Wayne. Dinner will be served in the Rainbow Room. National officers in attendance will be Miss Rhea Morrical, Hunts ington, vice president; Miss Dorothy Ervin, Hammond, recording secree tary; Miss Hilda Dunn, Auburn, |

treasurer; Mrs. Harold Sherbondy,

Ft. Wayne, editor, and Mrs. All Haines, Greenfield, corresponding secretary. Chapter presidents will! attend from the following cities, Ane | derson, Muncie and Kendallville; Dayton, Lima and Convoy, O.: Pontiac, Mich.; Belle Meade, N. J.: Washington; Calumet City, Ill, and | Hyattsville, Md.

KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA SOROR- | ITY’S Indianapolis ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION will hold a guest day | tea next Saturday at 2:30 p. m. in. the Butler University chapter house, | 821 W. Hampton Drive. On the pro- | gram will be readings by Agnes | Mathis Cherry,. dramatic artist of |

Kappa senior at Butler. In the receiving line will be Mrs, Harry E. Elliott, alumnae president: Mrs. Everett M. Schofield, national Kappa president; Mrs. Mark Rease oner, Delta Province president; Miss Esther Bchmidt, Lafayette, province vice president; and Mrs. Grace Wat kins, housemother at the Butler chapter house. Mrs. G. B. Taylor is chairman of the tea, assisted by Mesdames Rease oner, Alan W. Boyd and John R, Brayton. Dining room assistants will be Mesdames George H. Dirks, Frank H, Fairchild and Walter J, Hubbard, the Misses Barbara Hickam, Ruth Stone and Mary Ellen Voyles. Reservations may be made by Thursday with Mrs. James A. Hogshire Jr.

Miss Wilma Reeve will present a group of book reviews to Indianapo= lis alumnae of KAPPA ALPHA THETA SORORITY next«Saturday at 2:30 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Clarence A. Jackson, 4202 Central Ave. Her subjects will be “Oliver Wiswell” (Kenneth Roberts), “Born ” (Armiine Von Tempski) and “How Dear to My Heart” (Mary Margaret M¢Bride).’ Hostess chairman will be Mrs. Roy K. Coats, assisted by Mesdames Carl F. Lauenstein, Russell C. Fish, Alfred Hoberg, E. Mark Ferree, Wile liam W. Garstang, W. J. Hanlon and Robert W. Murphy, the Misses Betty DeGrief, Dale M. Waterbury, Dorothy Jane Hartman, Louise Wills and Ellen Hamilton,

Miss Pearl Ward, president of

t [DELTA CHAPTER OF BETA SIG-

MA PHI BORORITY, will lead a discussion of “Happiness Applied to Environment, Health, Work and Play” at & meeting Monday evening following a business session. Hostess will be Mrs. Noman L. Schneider, 685 Middle Drive, Woodruff

; Place.

A Valentine gift exchange and business mee will be held by BETA OH. ER OF SIGMA DEL-

_ | | TA SIGMA Monday at 8 p. m. in the

home of Mrs. William Long, 701

§ | Congress Ave.

Final plans for a Sweetheart Dance Friday at the Murat Temple will be made by ALPHA CHAPTER members of SIGMA PHI SORORITY Monday evening at a business meeting in the Y. W, C. A.

GAMMA CHAPTER OF OMEGA CHI SORORITY met last night at the home of Miss Wilma Wellman,

Miss Norma Bunce, 1037 N. Jefe ferson Ave. will be hostess for BETA CHAPTER members of BETA CHI THETA SORORITY Monday evening at a social meeting.

Sub Debs Will Give Scavenger Hunt A scavenger hunt and buffet supper will be given by members of the J. O. Y. Sub-Deb Club for their

escorts next Saturday evening at the home ‘of Miss Jean Sellmer.

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