Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1941 — Page 4

Propylaeum Club to Hear Program On ‘Indian Lore, Life and Culture’

THE PROPYLAEUM CLUB'S entertainment committee, with Mrs. Frederick E. Matson as chairman, will present Charles Eagle Plume, American Indian dancer and singer, in a program on “Indian Lore, Life and Culture” at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the Propylaeum. Mrs.

dames Harry W. Atherton,

Matson's assistants in presenting the program are MesMiesse, Ralph M. Spaan, Harold M. Trusler, John Arthur T. Cox, Harry S. Hanna, William F. Landers, William E. Gavin, Ethel M. Rathert, Burke G. Slaymaker, Garrett W. Olds, Russell W. McDermott, Roger G. Wolcott, Ethel W. Wright, Marion Ensley, Allan Hendricks, Hal R. Keeling, Louise B. Dixon, Scot B. Clifford, Sylvester Johnson, H. M. Gilchrist and Frederick C. Tucker. Other committee members are Mesdames Harry R. Wilson, Preston C. Rubush, L. Roy Zapf, Harold B. Tharp, A. W. Bowen, Frank Hoke. Irving Lemaux. Ernest L. Barr, John W. Coffey, Irving M. Fauvre, Paul G. Moffett. Robert T. Ramsay, Altie G. Wheeler, Raymond P. Van Camp, C. E. Whitehill and Fae W. Patrick, Misses Belle N. Dean, Juliette W. Bryan and Blanche Stillson

Woodstock Club's Dance Is Tonight

FIRST of spring-and-summer activities at country clubs the Forward March dinner dance at the Woodstock Club and Meridian Hills Country Club's March dinner-bridge this evening Among parties planned to attend the Woodstock dance, which begins at 9:30 o'clock, will be one with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ww. Fieber as hosts for Messrs. and Mesdames John H. Roberts Jr., John Moore and James W. Ray. With Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah L. Cadick will be Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wemmer and Mr, and Mrs. John Cooper : Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Sweeney Jr. were committee chairmen for the event with Messrs. and Mesdames Fieber, Conrad Ruckels= haus. Louis H. Haerle and Morris Lanville Brown as assistants. In a party at the Meridian Hills dinner will be Dr. and Mrs. Harry R. Kerr, Messrs. and Mesdames George S. Olive, R B. Burch and R. R. Reutepohler. Later in the evening Mrs. Olive will enter=tain Mesdames Irving Lemaux, James Carter and Roy Slaughter for bridge and Mrs. Kerr will have two tables for cards Dr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Lochry will entertain Dr and Mrs. Carter at dinner. Other members who will have dinner parties are Lieut. Col. and Mrs. E. N. Slappey, Messrs. and Mesdames M., Speers MacCollum, Parke A. Cooling and Paul Shideler Guests of Mrs. Frank Olive for hridge will be Mesdames Clarence Fields and John C. Roberts. Mrs, C. A. Weller Rvbolt will have a table together.

are the

N. Warren, Merritt and Mrs, Louis J.

Aids for Children's Theater Production Listed

a leading player in “Private Lives,” which closed the Civic Theater this week, now is giving undivided attention to the Children's Civic Theater production, “Titian,” which he is directing for presentation next Saturday and Sunday. Assisting him in the production are Mrs. James R. Miller, stage manager, with Miss Betty Lou Speakman as her assistant. Mrs. John Gordon Kinghan, costume chairman, has been visiting libraries and the art museum to find samples for authentic costumes of the Italian Renaissance period. Her committee includes Mesdames Joseph W_ Walden. James L. Rose, John Ebner and Richard K. Tucker. he hand properties committee is composed of Mrs Robert Roters, chairman, Misses Mary Jean Ottinger and Miss Betty Whitaker with Judy Badger as junior assistant Collection of scene properties is the work of Miss Esther Jane Throckmorton, assisted bv Miss Harriet Jane Holmes and Mrs. Russell Simpson with Murray te as the junior aid. Ha 4 Hardev Adriance has designed the set and among her assistants in executing it is Miss Jane Snyder. Mrs. Georga Fotheringham will supervise makeup with Judy Bright and Helen

Warvel as junior assistants.

E. EDWARD GREEN

at al

” » ”

rr » Ww An Irish “wake” and a play with the “cavortin’ Cossacks from County Cork” are promised by the entertainment committee for the Civic Theater Backstage Club party tomorrow night ‘at the theater. Handling the refreshments will be Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Badger, co-chairmen. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Efroymson and Mr. and Mrs. C. Hollis Hull. Entertainment co-chairmen Mr. and Mrs. R Blayne McCurry are being assisted by Toner M. Overley, Egan Leck, Mr, and Mrs. H. H. Arnholter and Dr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Ritter.

Mrs. Grant C. Appel to Entertain Wheel and Distaff

MRS. GRANT C. APPEL'S home will be the meeting place for the Wheel and Distaff unit of the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, next Friday Members will hear a talk on “Foreign Relations” by Mrs. Calvin Hamilton. Hostesses for the meeting will be Mesdames R. Herbert, Ransburg, William F. Sandmann, Hulbert J. Smith, Wilbur E. Smith, Henry BE. Todd and H. T. VanLandingham.

» un # un n on

The Review Club's 1940-41 program on Indiana history will continue Monday with talks by Mrs. Hal T. Benham on “Roads, Canals, Covered Bridges” and by Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett on “A Tour of Indiana in 1840." The hostess, Mrs. Frank S. Dowling, will be assisted by Mrs. Edward M. Gass.

» ” ” 4 n n

A talk on Stephen Foster by) feature of the Fortnightly Study at the D. A. R. chapter house. group of Foster airs The social and program committees arranging the meeting include Mesdames W. J. Bermer, George W. Shugert, A. B. Weyl, H. P. McChord, William S. Kirby, F. B. Gaylord and John E. Hollon, president » “The Old Underground Railway” will be Cecil K. Calvert's subject as he speaks to members of the Indianapolis Literary Club Monday evening in the D. A. R. chapter house.

Frank C. Springer Jr. will be a Club's Guest Day meeting Monday Miss Ruth Duckwall will sing a

” ” on on ”

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1941"

District Alumnae Head to Talk At Alpha Omicron Pi Luncheon in Columbia Club

Guest, speakers at Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority’'s state luncheon today Ohio Valley district alumnae superintendent, and Mrs. Myron W. Ulrich of Cleveland, district active superintendent, Mrs. T. Clare Davis, president of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter, was to introduce the speakers and greet state members, Miss Mary Jane Coolman, president of the DePauw University chapter, and Miss Ellogene

Also on the program were to be, the awarding of the ruby “A” pin | to Miss Rose Jean Spencer, Indiana | M. l >]] a) H ] member; a stunt by Indiana chap- | 1 Xx C O mn ter members; songs by a trio, and | > a reading by Miss Elaine Heise. 1 0 Be W ed At the speakers’ table were to be | cfg Mrs. Frank H. Cox, general chair- | man; Mrs. Warren C. Drummond,| Miss Mabelle Hohn, daughter of Evanston, Ill.; Mrs. William Segar, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hohn, 3908 Belleview, Ky.; Miss Katherine | Bluff Road, will become the bride Davis, New Albany; Mesdames of Hugh B. Scott in a double ring Davis, Boles, Ulrich, Adrian Wil- [ceremony tomorrow at 12:30 o'clock hoite, Ray Harris, C. C. Trueblood, |in the Friedens Evangelical and and W. T. MacDonald; the Misses Reformed Church. The bridegroom's Coolman, Griffith, Elizabeth Mac- parents are Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ilvaine and Mary Jo Spurrier [Scott of Austin Mrs. Harris was chairman of the| Preceding the service read by the program committee, assisted by Rev. Robert C. Kuebler, Mrs. Robert Miss June Katherine Kuhn, Indi-|Unversaw will play wedding airs on ana chapter vice president; Miss |the church organ and the Friedens Annamargaret Chapman, DePauw Choir will sing. The couple's atchapter vice president; Mrs, Ben C. Raley and Miss Gladys Hawick- | Waddell of horst. Other committees were: brother-in-law and sister. William Decorations—Mrs. Trueblood, chair- [Quebe and man; rs. L. Victor Brown, Mrs. will be ushers. Jerry Davis and Miss Lois Long.| The bridal costume will be a navy Luncheon—Mrs. MacDonald, chair- | blue dressmaker suit with navy and man; Mrs. Paul Hiatt and Mrs. O.|white accessories and a corsage of M Jones. Invitations—Miss Spur- |lilies-of-the-valley, Mrs. rier, chairman; Mrs. Davis and the [blue costume suit will be accented Misses Rosemary Rocap, Frances | with a corsage of spring flowers. Messick and Virginia Moore. {Navy suits and gardenia corsages Reservations were made by the |Will be worn by Mrs. Hohn and Mrs. following Indianapolis alumnae: Dr. Scott. Elizabeth Garber, Mesdames J. Aus-| An informal reception at the tin Carrington, J. H. Davidson, | Hohn home from 3 to 7 o'clock toJames Obear, Shockley Lockridge, morrow afternoon will follow the Parker P. Jordan, Dwight Johnson wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Scott will Jr, Tone Voss Callahan, Charles be at home in Indianapoiis. Steger, Clyde Clark, Robert W.| ee Fessler, H. L. Pond, Lester Nice- ’ Y ! J wander, Lloyd Allen, Carl ance Ga den Club to Note and R. H. Perm, the Misses Har- | . OTQLATY riet Heavenridge, Betty Alvis, Helen 110th A Nn niversal y Wilson, Eva Allison, Martha Cley-| 1n® Marigold Garden Club will enger. Florence Jones. Geraldine celebrate its 10th birthday Monday Kindig, Charlotte Peele, Melby Bray, Virginia Sheeley, Dorothy Powers and Martha McIntosh.

at the home of Mrs. Charles Breece, 4325 N. Illinois St 2 | history of the club and Mrs. M. C [Lewis will speak on “The Story of (the Marigold

Engaged

Girls Appear Before Awards Group

All Camp Fire Girls passing the | Wood Gatherer and Fire Maker! ranks appeared this morning before the Camp Fire Girls Committee of Awards in the social hall of the Young Women's Christian Association. The committee was held in advance of a city-wide birthday ecouncil fire at 7:30 p. m. next Saturday |

| | Talk on Decoration | Francis Macomber of Charles

Mrs. W. H. Pearl / ry (] Heads Monday ( lub |Mayer & Co. will speak on “Interior

Mrs. William Hyde Pear] is the Decoration” Wednesday following a re-elected president of the Monday 12:30 o'clock luncheon of the Wom-

Club.

| teris , Other officers re-elected recently | “LF 5 ag d will si ” " : wil rs. Glenn Friermood will sing. are Mrs. Clarence Kittle, vice presi- | phe event is to be held in the church dent; Mrs, Clarence J. Finch, sec-

| parlors. ond vice president, and Mrs. Hu-| bert L.. Wann, corresponding secre-

tary. Newly elected officers are Mrs ‘Guild to Hear Talk Ralph Minnick, corresponding sec On St Patrick

retary, and Mrs. O. L. Kranz, treasMrs. Roy Roudebush will give a

urer. on [talk on “The Legend of St. Patrick” Card Party Tomorrow | Sunday at 2:30 p. m. when St. Rita's A public card party will be given Guild meets in the Convent, 813 N. by the Indianapolis Saengerbund West St. Ladies’ Society at 7 p. m. tomorrow| Mrs. William Goory is in charge in Saengerbund Hall, 49; S. Dela-|of the musical program. Miss Elsie ware Sty Garter will be the hostess.

en's Auxiliary to the First Presby-|

lin Tomlinson Hall. Mrs. Jesse] Barker, chairman, has announced | | the following as members of the] committee: | Dr. Charles Thompson and Mrs. Mildred Bailey, first aid; Miss Pauline Mohler and Mrs. Mary PF. Barton, music; Mrs. F. A. Briey,| beaded headbands; Mrs. Dan Hack-| erd, nature; Mrs. E. D. Antonides, | Wood Gatherer and Fire Makers’! Desires; Mrs, Frank Burns, thrift charts; Mrs. E. O. Snethen, health charts; Mrs. Max Bardach, knot. tying, and Mrs. Arthur Lacey, symbolism.

To Hold Annual Party |

The Patty Club, which was named | in honor of St. Patrick, will hold its| annual St. Patrick’s Day Dinner | Monday at the home of Mrs. Frank| Panden, 2173 N. Meridian St. Decorations and appointments will carry out the Sty Patrick's motif,

Kindred Photo.

Mr. and Mrs. John Cohen announce the engagement of their daughter, Sally, to Myron Kohlman, son of Mrs. Hugo Kohiman of Louisville, Ky. The wedding will be in June,

in the Columbia Club were to be Mrs. Chalmers B. Boles of Dayton, O., |

i |

Griffith, Indiana chapter president, were to speak for active members.

|

{tendants will be Mr. and Mrs. Harry | Council] of Parent-Teacher Associa-| St. Louis. the bride's tions will be elected Tuesday, March | 32_.2:30

Christian Schlensker | I'l (n

| Reservations must be in $y 9 p. m.|

Waddell's |

with a noon covered-dish luncheon yleq for next week are:

Mrs. Hanson Anderson will read a parent Education Group, School 41

|

[ Study Group,

| 25—3:15 p

| 18—T7:30 p

1. Miss Jane Dunham will be an assistant at the tea and reception which will precede the performance of the Jordan River Revue by Indiana University students, March 29, at English's. The local alumni and alumnae clubs are sponsoring the event, (DexheimerCarlon Photo.) 2. Members of St. Vincent's Guild already are initiating plans for their annual dance, April 26, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Assisting Mrs. Paul McNamara (center), chairman of the signature committee for the event, are Mrs, Blodgett Brennan (left) and Mrs. Charles Rimp. 3. Miss Lois Matheison (left) and Miss Bette Smith, members of the Butler Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, were active in arrangements for the organization's State Day, being held today in the Clavpool Hotel. 4. Mrs. William Euclid White is president of the Woman's Lecture Club which is sponsoring two card parties to be given Wednesday at the Marott Hotel for the benefit of the Greek War Relief Fund. (Block Photo.) 5. The Delta Gamma anchor will be the motif for decorations at the organization's State Dav luncheon and dance March 29 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. At work on them are (left to right) the Mesdames Herbert J. Spier, Herman H. Lauter and Guy E. Morrison. 6. Mrs. A. J. Wildman, Hamilton, O., president of District 5 of Phi Mu Sorority, was to speak today at the organization's State Day in the Travertine Room of the Hotel Lincoln,

P.-T. A. Activities

Music, WPA orchestra. Group, 1:30 p. m, P m “Children and | Music,” Miss Elizabeth Ohr, Music | and Art Dept, Public Library. { Pupils of Miss Mary Lou Gaskil and Miss Alice Huggin to sing. Election of odicers. 3! Health talk, Miss Flora Dutcher, and film, “Goodby, Mr. Germ,” Spring songs, Grades 3 and 4 Chorus, Miss Louise Lawson, director. Social hour 38—8 p. m. Speaker, Supt. DeWitt S. Morgan, American program, pupils Study Group 54—1:30 p. m. “Car=ing for Our Own,” George W, Fisher, principal 56—8 p. m, Mothers to give play, “The Start of a P.-T. A.” Spelling match 5 Patriotic

New officers of the Indianapolis,

25, in Caleb Mills Hall of Shortdge High School and will be announced at the 6:15 o'clock dinner meeting in the Shortridge cafeteria.

Friday, with Mrs. Ray Roberson Mrs. Roberson, chairman of the nominating committee, has announced the following candidates Mrs. Matthew Winters of Shortridge and Mrs. William R. Shirley of School 54 for president, Mrs. Paul J. Howey, 43, and Mrs. A. F. Vehling, 20, vice president; Mrs. Karl E. Stout, 76, and Mrs. Ralph Davis, 41, second vice president: Mrs. Jack C. Greig, 13, and Mrs. G. E. Bramblett, 78, recording | secretary; Mrs, Claude M. Wise, 39, and Mrs. Frank J. Teskey, 1, treas-| Grades 5 and 6. urer; Mrs. Clifford B. Mogre, 69, songs, Cardinal Pioneer Glee and Mrs. Richard J. Sturm, 72, cor-| Club responding secretary. [60-—2:30 p. m! “Hawaii and Her Other P.-T. A. meetings People,” Miss Elsie Astleford. Songs, Miss Patra Kennedy. { 70—1:45 p. m Oe Activities in | Promoting the Wise Use of Our Children's Time,” Mrs. Grace Golden, Children's Museum director Discussion groups for parents; Grades 1-3. led by Mrs IL, G. Gorner; Grades 4 to 6, Mrs. Vance Smith; Grades 7 and 8, Mrs. Gilbert Forbes 75—8 p. m. Speaker, Dr. John G Benson, Methodist Hospital superintendent. Cornet solo, Richard Small. Music, school orchestra. 80—2:30 p. m. “Useful Schooling,” m Albert Stump, attorney Mrs. | 81—1:30 p. m. Speaker, Dr. Plopper, missionary from China Songs, Mrs. waltdr Koch Play | pupils of Mrs. Margaret Ruth. Scout Warren Central—Covered dish supper, fathers in charge. “Make America Through the Schools,’ R. Worth Shoemaker, Music diSua fav y rected by Paul Hamilton. Election WEDNESDAY of officers. Parents of 11th grade 1—7:30 p. m. “The Pursuit of Hap-| pupils will be guests. piness Through Americanism,” J.| Hickory College 13—2 p. m. Music Raymond Schutz, president of by pupils. Election of officers. Standard Life Insurance Co. | Mrs. Roscoe Swails presiding. m. “The Best of Chil-| Garden City—7:30 p. m. Open Literature,” Mrs. Hugh house, business meeting, election of officers. Mrs. Dale Diefenderfer presiding, Mrs. Clarence Connor, Claude Risley and H. E. Whitaker, principal, on nominating committee, Bridgeport—8 p. m. Card party, school building. Mrs, Earl Armbrust, finance and budget chairman, sponsor. Fleming Garden—8 p. m. Card party sponsored by finance committee, Mrs. Raymond Vonwiller,

ae

5—3 Pp. 'M

first

schedTUESDAY

Room 18. First reHundred Books Every Child Should Know,” Mrs George Bertrand Books for younger children to be illustrated. | 1B, 1A and Clifton Kindergarten | mothers to be guests 86—9:30 a. m. Relationships,” WwW. C

—1:30 p. m,, port on "One

“Boy Miss A. Girl

and Girl Malvin Morton, Y Reserve secretary Decatur Central H Social hygiene Sumner Mills Mrs. Raymond Amos Social hour. Garden City—8 m. Boy Troop 106, sponsored by P.-T, A, to give card party. Proceeds to “Cabin Fund.” |

S—1:30 p program, Business meeting, presiding.

C

dren's Hanna, “Community Center Benefits,” Dr. A. C. Harvey, president of South Side Community Center; “Our American Heritage,” A. F. Williams, Y, M. C. A. program secretary; music, school orchestra and Manual Training H. S. Glee Club, Miss Freda Hart, director. 20-—-2:30 p. m, “Growing Up With| Your Children,” Vernon D. Park-|

m

er, M. C. A, boys’ secretary. chairman.

Study

| White will preside and introduce a

*

L gion Posts and Auxiliaries Plan Benefit Card Party, ly . S and D D Supper an inner Dance | Plans for a card party, a dinner dance and a birthday celebration have been announced by American Legion Auxiliary groups Mrs. W. J. Overmire and Mrs. L. J, Badollet, co-chairmen for the INDIANAPOLIS POST 4 AUXILIARY'S annual welfare card party Mone day in Ayres’ auditorium, have announced their committees: Hospitality — Mesdames Grover — LL Parr, Francis Sinex, Ralph Hesler,' ¢~ . . . H. C. Thomas and Agatha Ward Smith-Nail Rite Tickets—Mrs. George Swaim and | Mrs. Charles Crist. Table prizes—| [Mesdames John Edmonds, Donald | I Q | / | Overmire, W. R. McGeehan and S omorrow Herbert Asperger. Donations—Mes-| Dr, Edward A. Roberison., an | dames W. R. Dexheimer, S T. Bry-lunecle of the bridegroom, will officiate (an, Albert Lamb, W. F. Wiilien, H.|at the wedding of Miss Jean M. |N. Willingham and Ernest R. Steeg.|Smith and Rolland S. Nail at 1 | Cards, tallies and score pads— | g'clock tomorrow afternoon in the [ Mesdames Dale White, Parke | rrvington Presbyterian Church Dr, | Beadle, E. P. Brennan and Arthur|gobertson will be assisted bv Dr. [Sundling. Special prizes-——Mesdames| john B. Ferguson, pastor of the Earl Cobb, Donald Ewing and A. H.|ohurch | Worsham. Candy—Mesdames Turn-| gue of white lilies and gladiol | er Couchman, Arthur Fuller, Harry will stand at the altar with two | Green, James P. Scott and H. Na-| van branch candelabra holding than Swaim. | white tapers. Mrs. James Loomis, A St. Patrick's Day dinner dance Dp, Noo ety for the ceremony, will be given by MEMORIAL POST| A160 Re ashi o Mr, AND AUXILIARY members Mon-|auquhon Road, and Mr. Nail's pars |day at 6:45 p. m, in the Hotel | ents are Mr, and Mrs, Samuel Nail, | Antlers. Special guests will be Mrs. 72 8. Audubon Road. Fred Young, Crown Point, state | Bntering with her Li J Boa . . Yr . | ) / wear a white taffeta auxiliary Predivet, a. Mr. oun [gown trimmed with lace. The fitted John atkins, state Legion com-| . : . o : | mander, and Mrs, Watkins; Williain | bO0iTe, finished with Hn hi | Saver, state adjutant, and Mrs. buttons at the back tops full Saver; Paul Gastineau, 12th district hiv ! , a ) ps a ful commander, and Mrs Gastineau. | SKirt. She will wear matching Ralph Gregg is genera! chairman, [mitts and her fingertip length veil Mrs, Gladys Pribble, unit presi- [Wil be caught with orange blose dent, has appointed Mrs. Helen [Soms. The bridal bouquet will be of Viases chairman for unit members’ |White freesias, narcissi and carnae registration in the American Legion tions in shower arrangement Auxiliary Emergency Volunteer| Gowns of her attendants are of | Service. Junior Auxiliary members embossed marquisette Her sister will meet at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the | and matron of honor, Mrs. Howard World War Memorial, with Miss | Hough, will be in yellow, made im Betty Volstead in charge of the bouffant style, and will carry an meeting arm bouquet of iris and calendulas matching the flowers in her hair, The American Legion's birth-| A sister of the bridegroom, Mary dav will be celebrated by BROAD Sa NR will be junior Priest, . (She will carry an arm bouquet of J j= RIPPLE POST 13 NR { Jonquils and calendulas with her IARY tomorrow at 5:3 E [turquoise blue frock fs t St. : hd HR a ne OI oy Mrs. Smith, the bride's mother, a dedi 07 Val Wy + | has chosen a beige jacket dress . ; S y 1est ) Chambers nn I ey with which she will wear black and speaker following a Wh by | White accessories and a corsage of supper. Music will be Proviied 3 | Talisman roses. Mrs. Nail will wes Stanley Bradford, a Broa ipple ker SIRRIE id i ad High School student, accompanied Bs ER with by his mother, Mrs. Ralph O. Brad- A dinner for the bridal party and ford. relatives at the home of the bride . nik hike eitinpy [TE he bride's Mrs. Norvin Stri kland, a [parents will follow the ceremony. community service chairman, Nas ig" 0 sb trip the bride will wear announced entertainment to be navy costume Suit, a NAVY Straw on oy Es jana hat trimmed with valley liltes, and Harrison next Friday at 7:30 P. M.| ooo" 0ocaccories. The couple will The program will be given by Short= 0 "0 “poe” otter April 1 at 53 [ridge High School students directed | oo von St of |by Mrs. Nell Merrick Thomas. Miss Smith is a graduate of Wests Magazines collected by Auxiliary |... College at Oxford, O.. and Mr members will be taken to the fort. Nail attended Purdue University, | The March meeting of the Aux- | ben ’

[iliary will be next Friday at 1:30 | a;

|p. m. in the Post Home. Mrs. Frank | Stewart-Hohlt Rite Is Tomorrow

| Judge Wilfred Bradshaw of the Times Special | County Juvenile Court will speak at| NEW CASTLE, Ind, March 15-« la 5:30 p. m. meeting of the WAYNE| The marriage of Miss Barbara 8, [POST AND AUXILIARY tomorrow | Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, [in celebration of the Legion's birth-| James K. Stewart of Hagerstown, te day. Following a musical program, Henry S. Hohlt of Indianapolis will a buffet supper will be served at the take place at 2:45 p. m. tomorrow in Post Home, 6566 W, Washington St.| the Hagerstown Methodist Church. | Honor guests will be Mrs. Jean S.| Upon their return from a weds (Boyle, 12th district auxiliary presi-| ding trip April 1, the couple will ba dent; Paul Gatsineau, 12th district| at home at 4617 Sangster Ave, l[ecommander, and Al Meurer, past Indianapolis

|district commander. Ds TH a | Committees for the celebration Party at Blue Triangle will be Mesdames Elizabeth McCain, A St. Patrick's Day party will ba {Emilie Crouch and Elizabeth held by residents of Blue Triangle Deuper, John Dickerson and Roy| Hall Monday evening from 8 to 11 Alexander. Mr, and Mrs. John|o'clock. Miss Elizabeth Calloway, Ricketts are Post commander and|/general chairman, will be assisted

auxiliary president, respectively. by Miss Joyce Jerret,

guest speaker.