Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1941 — Page 5

"SATURDAY, MAY 4, Concert t6 Aid Bundles for

Britain

Event Is Wednesday At Art Museum

Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs and Farrell Scott will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Dorothy Scott, in a

concert sponsored by Bundles for|

Britain Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. in the John Herron Art Institu "auditorium. A silver offering w be taken. Following the coneert, those attending may tour the Indiana Artists’ Exhibit at the Museum.

.. Patrons and patronesses for the]

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concert include Governor and Mrs.]|. 3

Henry F. Schricker, Mayor Reginald Sullivan, Meredith Nicholson, exU. 8. Minister to Nicaragua, and Mrs. Nicholson; Commander and. Mrs. C. A. Griffiths, Naval Reserve Armory; Wilbur D. Peat, Museum director, and Mrs. Peat; President Daniel S. Robinson of Butler- University and Mrs. Robinson; President I.'J. Good of Indiana Central . College and Mrs. Good; President

‘Clyde E. Wildman of DePauw Uni-|

‘versity, President Herman B Wells ‘of Indiana University, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt S. Morgan, Col. and Mrs. Alvin M. Owsley, Col. Walter . S. Drysdale from Ft. Harrison and Bishop R. A. Kirchoffer. : Messrs. and Mesdames Fabien| Sevitzky, Donald M. Mattison, William Henry Coleman, Henry C. Atkins Sr., Edgar H. Evans, Henry R. Danner, Benjamin F. Lawrence, R. Hartley Sherwood, Frederic C. Kroeger, Walter I. Longsworth, Evans Woollen Jr, L. L. Dickerson, Thaddeus Baker, Robert A. Adams, J. Raymond Lynn, Clayton H. Ridge, Isaac ‘Born, Ronald M. Hazen, James L. Murray, James H. Lowry, Jack) Goodman, Herbert Woollen, Theodore Griffith, Robert M. Bowes, Frederic G. Appel, C. Norman Green, Kenneth L. Ogle, George Caleb Wright, Thor G. Wesenberg, Gustavus B. Taylor and Rudolph Grosskopf.

Additional Patrons

M: s. and Mesdames Chauncey H. o II, J, K. Lilly Jr.,, Samuel Runnels Harrell, Elias C. Atkins, John K. Goodwin, Richard Hoover,| John P. Collett, ‘John Hollett Jr., Reily G. Adams, Howard Griffith, Walter H.” Mohtgomery, Clyde E.

officiate at the wedding of Miss Catherine Heath to Charles B. Danford at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in|: Memorial Presbyterian Church. The

Shortridge Road. i Palms, ferns and baskets of flow-

Danford-Heath Wedding Is

Tomorrow

The Rev. William H. Kendall will

bride is the sister of William Heath and Mr. Danford the son of Mr and Mrs. Benjamin F. Danford,

ers will decorate the altar at which the ceremony is read. Mrs. William E. Duthie, organist, will play

Titus, Harvey J. Elam, William Allen Moore, Ralph Colby, Albert Neff, Raymond Stiltz, H. H. Arnholter, Charles Martin, Norman Schneider, Charles Hedley, Frank B. Hunter, Frank Wilking and A. A. W. Grist. Dr, and Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes, the Rev. and Mrs. George Arthur Frantz, Dr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Coleman, the Rev. and Mrs. William Burrows, -Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Barnard, Dr. and Mrs. Irvine H. Page, Col. and Mrs. William O. H. Prosser from Ft. Harrison, Col. and Mrs. Harry L. Dale from the Fort, the Rev. and Mrs. John G. Benson, Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. Cregor, Dr. and Mrs. Jean M. Milner, Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Pfafflin, the Rev. and Mrs. Virgil A. Sly, Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Blake, the Rev. and Mrs. E. Ainger Powell, the Rev. and Mrs. Charles S. Heckingbottom, Dr. and Mrs. Harold C. Trusler and Dr. and Mrs. E. O. Noggle. Mesdames John Worth Kern, Frederic M. Ayres Sr., David M. Parry, Frank D. Stalnaker, A. H. Steinbrecker, William Reid, Pauline Moon Haueisen, Jacob P. Dunn, LaFayette Page, E. May Hahn and Dudley Pfaif; the Misses Lucy Taggart, I. Hilda Stewart, May Shipp, Mary Sullivan, Anna Hasselman, Ada Bicking, Mary Winter, Elma Igleman, Elizabeth Ohr, Sally Butler, Helen Coffey, Helene Petri, Ethel MacDowell Moore, Ann Tennant, Judith Preston,” Catherine Smith, Anne Noble Johnston and Laura Sheerin. Hilton U. Brown, Curry Bohm, Ferdinand Schaefer, Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht, Bomar Cramer, Martin Burton, Russel Williams and James L. Daggett will complete the list of patrons. Out-of-towh patronesses .will be Mrs. Edward C. Toner + of Anderson, Mrs. Edward C. Harris of Richmond, Mrs. Lloyd- Billman of Manilla and Mrs. Edwin I. Poston of Martinsville.

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Echoes of the Speedway race on May 30 will carry to London as the result of the work of 40 volunteers who will sell Bundles for Britain buttons to those attending the 500mile classic. Money received will be used to help maintain 49 bombed hospitals in the London area. Bundles for Britain is sponsoring race day as Hospitals Day. Carrying Bundles for Britain armbands, the volunteer workers will circulate through the grandstands and give “each contributor a button. “Most people are in sympathy with the Bundles for Britain work but many of them don’t knew what they can do to help,” believes Mrs. Robert A. Adams, ®ice-president of the organization. “That is why we are sponsoring Hospitals Day.” Work at the Speedway will be under the direction of Mrs. J. Mason Gaston.

Dr. Benson to Talk To White Cross Guild

Dr. John G. Benson, Methodist Hospital superintendent, will outline]. possible activities of the hospital’s White. Cross Guild for the coming year at a Guild executive board meeting Wednesday noon at the nurses home, The luncheon will be the first meeting of recently elected officers and Guild chapter presidents. About 50 persons will attend.

Party Will Provide Scholarships

‘A card party planned by the Young People’s Fellowship of All Saints Cathedral for Tuesday at 8 p. m, in the Cathedral House, 16th St. and Central Ave, will raise money for scholarships to the Hanover Conference. The committee In charge includes the Misses Marjorie Hadley, Gloria Maitlen, Florence and Regina Smith and James Mote.

Give Farewell Luncheon Miss Ruth Ida Brown and Miss Josephine Smith were to: give a luncheon today at Block’s for Mrs. Edward J. Green, who will leave soon to join her husband in Chicago. Among the guests were Mesdames Donald J. White, Miller Sherman, Rex Young, George Manuel, W. Lawrence Sexton, J. Barton Griffin and Charles K. Worner and the ‘Misses Mary Walden, Frances Glenn,

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cause” and “I Love You Truly.”

chiffon floor length frock with long sleeves and will wear an illusion veil in shoulder length made with a Juliet. cap. Her bouquet will be of

of honor, will wear blue jersey and

ushers will be William Matthews,

DeHebreard. Mrs. Danford, mother of the bridegroom, will wear lotus blue lace with a gardenia corsage.

parlors, the couple will leave for a wedding trip, the bride traveling in an aquamarine print dress with aquamarine wool coat and cocoa {brown accessories. After June 1 they will be at home with the bridegroom’s parents. The bride attended Butler and Indiana Universities.

William H. Arnholter, 4319 Guilford

Ernst A. Piepenbrok of St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church, will take place before the living room fireplace which is to be banked with palms. phinium, larkspur and daisies—will decorate the mantelpiece. Montani, harpist, will play.

the bride will wear a pastel blue faille suit with navy and white accessories and a corsage of sweetheart roses and gardenias.

mafron of honor, is to wear a pink faille suit with navy and white accessories and a corsage of gardenias and blue daisies. The bride’s mother has chosen a blue crepe frock with which she will wear a cdtsage of carnations.

home, the couple will leave for a motor trip south. They will be at home in Inclianapolis after June 1.

| Clifford R. Plummer.

a program of bridal airs and will accompany Miss Carol Geisler as she sings “O Promise Me,” ‘“Be-

The bride has chosen a white

white roses and orchids. Mr. Heath will give her in marriage. Mrs. Felix DeHebreard, matron

will carry pink roses. John E. Mitchell is to serve as best man and

Eugene Heath, Frank Hoff and Mr.

After a reception in the church

Couple to Take Trip South

A ceremony at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ave., will unite their daughter, Mildred, and .Elmer H. Heger, son of

Charles Heger, 613 Sanders St. The ceremony, read by the Rev.

Spring flowers—delPasquale

Given in marriage by her father,

Her sister, Mrs. Herman Brecht,

After a reception at the Arnnolter

Mrs. W. H. Remy Is Tea Hostess

Women and girls of the Central Avenue Methodist Church will atnd a Chinese Tea to be given from to 5 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. William H. Remy, 44 E. 54th St. Hostesses will be members of the Girls’ Missionary Society, who have studied Chinese customs and life during the last year, and the Woman’s - Society for Christian Service. Dr. F. Marion Smith, pastor of the church, will talk on “Patterns” and Mrs. Charles E. Remy will give a reading, “World Friendship.” Honor guests will be Mrs. Charles E. Smith, conference secretary for girls’ work, and Mrs. Neal, W. S. C. S. district president. - President of the Girls’ Missionary Society, Miss Betty Ireland, will receive guests, assisted by the Misses Isabel ‘Remy, Margaret Lanaham, Harriette Bishop and Gladysmae Cissna. Tea hostesses will be Mrs. F. Marion Smith and Mrs. Charles E. Smith, assisted in the dining room by the Misses Eula Davis, Dorothy Keilman, Elizabeth Ann Woody, Barbara Cripe, Dorothy Kailen, Anna Lytle, Betty Crossland and Marilyn Meyers. The committee on arragements is headed by Mrs. L. C. Messick, secretary of girls’ work at the church, and includes Mrs. Neal Grider, secretary of students’ work and Mrs.

Honor Mothers

Mrs. Elsie Wallace is chairman of a Mother’s Tea to be given tomorrow by Alpha Chapter of Zeta Beta Chi Sorority. Assistants for the tea from 3 to 5 p. m. in the Gold Room of the Hotel Washington will be the Misses Cordelia Stockton, Harriett Struve, Lorette Johnson, Gertrude

"Martha Chapman, Mildred Planing. and Edna Lamkin, :

of Medicine June 2.

Carson of Greencastle, before her

Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority.

the spotlight in pre-nuptial news.

Grange. Guests, with the hostesses’ mother, Mrs. Glenn B. Heard, Mrs. Knauss and Mrs. Dunten, were to be Mrs. Richard DeTar, sister of the bride-groom-to-be, Mesdames John W. Kingsbury, Fred A. Kiser, L. Nicholas Summers, Henry L. Moffett, David Thompson, Ralph B. Coble, Ralph K. Brafford, Jack D. Carr, Arthur E. Wilson and. Edward L. Humston, Misses Helen Ross Smith, Kathryn Kilby, Eleanor Pangborn, Florence Gipe and Cornelia Kingsbury Miss Catherine Heard and Mrs. DeTar will be bridesmaids at the wedding and Mrs. Norris Slabaugh, LaGrange, will be matron of honor. Miss Knauss was graduated from Butler University and is a me be of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. * prospective bridegroom, a graduate of Indiana University, will receive his law degree next month from the University of Michigan. He is. a member of Sigma Nu Fraternity.

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Mrs. Kenneth K. Woolling, 6930 Washington Blvd., was to be Miss Mary Paxton Young of Chicago, whose marriage to Durward Kirby will be June 7 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Co-hostess with Mrs. Woolling was to be Mrs, Ralph B. Coble, who is to be matron of honor at the wedding. Approximately 45 guests were to attend. Miss Young is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Young, 1 W. 28th St., and Mr. Kirby the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kirby, 534 E. 61st St. : ® 2 o Mrs. Meade W. Powell, 3119 Ruckle St., will entertain from 2 to 5 p. m. tomorrow with a -trousseau tea for her daughter, Thelma Elizabeth, whose marriage to Earl E. White will be at 3:30 p. m, June 1, in Third Christian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Felix E. White, 1009 Cottage Bes are parents of the bridegroom--he. Mrs. Powell and Mrs. White will pour, ‘assisted by Miss Bessye Ayars Lamar, maid of honor for.the wedding, and Miss Dorothea Mack.

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Hostess at a crystal shower given recently for Miss Lois Annette Claus was Mrs. Richard Godejohann, 5128 Winthrop Ave. A June 7 ceremony in Assumption Catholic Church will unite Miss Claus and Paul Albert Gutzwiller, Paducah, Ky., formerly of Indianapolis, He is the son of Mrs. Mary Gutzwiller of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Claus, 1240 Reisner St. St., are parents of the brideAttending the party with Miss Claus and the mothers of the be-

Kremer and Mary Helen Borcherd-

trothed couple were Mesdames Louis Mueller, Albert Hoereth,

et an a ra era tp 5 i nb}

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marriage April 19.

A picnic and kitchen shower were to be given this afternoon by Misses Catharine and Charlene Heard at the Heard’s farm, acres,” near Zionsville, honoring Miss Marilynn Knauss. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Knauss of LaGrange, will be married to Jack Dunten, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dunten, also of LaGrange, at 5:30 p. m. Sunday, June 15, at the First Presbyterian Church in La-

“GlennMiss Knauss,

Neville, Ray Stoner, Clarence Thompson and- Edward C. Brennan, Mrs. Burt Godejohann of St.‘Louis and Miss Mary Anderson. Miss Anna Mae Whitson of Indianapolis will entertain tomorrow with a luncheon and personal shower for Miss Claus. The party wil > at the home of the hostess’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Whitson, 254 McClain Ave. Scottsburg.“ Mrs. Whitson and another daughter, Mrs John Parlon, New Richmond, will assist

Guests from Indianapolis will be Mesdames Claus, Gutzwiller, Jack Schmidt, William - Cobb and John Tonetti, Misses Frances Shough, Mildred Burns, Peg McCaslin, Marge | Hindman, Charlotte Klepfer, Martha Kressler and Betty Hines. Mesdames J. G. Martin, Harry L. Carter and R. R. Carter of Scottsburg also will be guests,

Altar i Wil Sponsor Card Party

The Altar Society of St. Thomas Aquinas Church will celebrate its second anniversary June 9 with a card party at 2 p. m. in Ayres’ auditorium. Mrs. Addison Coddington is chairman with the group’s president, Mrs. Luke Finnegan, as co-chairman. Committee heads include Mrs. Rob-

Cooper, table prizes; Mrs. August Souchon and Mrs. Clyde A. Lime, candy; Mrs. Louis Dugan, cards and tallies, and Mrs. Frank McKinney and Mrs, Harry Metzger, publicity. Officers with Mrs. Finnegan are Mrs. McKinney and Mrs. Oscar Hoefling, vice presiclents; Mrs. Dugan, secretary, and Mrs. Leo Burris, treasurer. Proceeds will benefit the organization’s beautification of the church. The group also purchases and sews altar linens ang cares for the surplices used by the acolytes and clergy.

Polson-Duffy Rite To Be in Buffalo

. Times Special BUFFALO, N. Y., May 24.—Miss Helen Nelle Duffy and Carl Polson,

son of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Polson, Paoli, Ind., will be married here tomorrow. Mrs. Ralph French, Washington, sister of the bride, and Finch Luffy, Canton, O., will be their attendants. © The couple is to be at home at 152 Solciers’ Place here. Miss Duffy attended Franklin College, J"ranklin, Ind, and is a member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority. Mr,

THE" INDIANAPOLIS

ert H. Cowdrill and Mrs. Mollie B.|

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Young Women ‘Have Roles in the Current By Bridal > Scene

1. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Joseph O'Reilly, 3746 N. Pennsylvania St., announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy, to Robert John Axtell Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert John Axtell, 5144 N. Illinois St. Mr. Axtell was graduated from Indiana University and wil. be graduate] from the I. U. School (W. Hurley Ashby Photo.) 2. Mrs, Paul T. Hurt Jr. was Miss Mary Franc es Carson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace (W. Hurley Ashby Photo.) 3. Miss Martha Louise McConnell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Clair McConnell, 29 E. 33d St. will be married June 21 fo Samuel Everett Privett. The ceremony will be performed at 3:30 p. m. in the First Presbyterian Church, Miss McConnell was graduated from Butler University and is a member of (Ramgs-Porier Photo.) 4, Mrs, Gordon E. Hall was Miss Mary Stewart Kurtz, daughter of Mrs. Stewart H. Kurs, before her marriage May 10. (Ramos-Porter Photo.) 5. Miss Louise Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Edwards, wan married to Albert J. Short May 11. Mr. and Mrs. Short are to be at home in Chicago.

Catharine and Charlene Heard Entertain for Marilyn Knauss; Mary Paxton Young Honored

Parties for young women who will become brides next month claim

(Dexheimer-Carlon Photo.)

Marquis- Blank

Rite Is Tonight

Miss Pauline Blank, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Blank, 3502 W. 16th St., will become the bride of Joseph M. Marquis in a ceremony at.7:30 o'clock this evening in the Carrollton Avenue Evangelical and Reformed Church. Mr. Marquis is the son of Mrs. Carrie Marquis, 5164 Baltimore Ave. Dr. Ralph L. Holland, pastor of the church, will perform the ceremony. Altar decorations will be greenery, spring flowers and candelabra. Iduring the ceremony Mrs.

Rosalee Spong will play the organ. Ariel B. Mulford will sing “0 Promise. Me” and “At Dawning.” : The bride’s brother, Frederick E. Blank, will give her in marriage. She is to wear a gown of silk lace

.|lover satin fashioned in princess

style. Her fingertip length veil will fall from a coronet of illusion and she will carry a cascarde arrangement of shell pink carnations inter=spersed with puffs of maline. Her attendants will wear bouffant|: style dresses of net over taffeta, made with square necklines and short, puffed sleeves. Flowers in their hair will match those of their bouquets and they will wear gold link bracelets given them by the bride. ! Sister Attendant

Miss Olga Blank, sister of the bride and maid of honor, will be in orchid with Johanna Hill roses; Mrs. Raymond T. Worrell will be in green with Briarcliff roses, and Miss Katherine Pfeffer will wear yellow with Talisman roses. Mary Elizabeth Wright, flower girl, will wear a long, pink organdy and will carry a French basket of rose petals. John Thomas, Louisville, Ky., will serve as best man. Albert J. Thomp-

son, Eugene B. Bratton, Charles T. Wright and Herbert McAninch will be ushers,’ ‘Mrs. Blank, mother of the bride, will have a sweetheart rose corsage with her navy redingote and Mrs. Marquis will wear Token roses and black accessories with her green frock. A reception at the home of the bride’s mother will follow the ceremony. After a motor trip west the couple will be at home June 8 with Mr. Marquis’ mother. As her goingaway costume, the bride will wear

cessories and Token roses. Mr. Marfis is a DePauw University gradua '. > ’ .

Mrs. Ray to Entertain ‘Mrs. Laura E. Ray, president of the Indianapolis Council of Women, Will entertain with a luncheon Tuesday at her home, 3608 N. Meridian

tion's board. Honor guests will include Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher, a re-

tiring member of the board; 3 Mrs. d. H. Armington, historian; Mrs. Emory W. Cowley, chairman of pages,

Henry |lin

land Mrs. Nancy Taylor, mother of Mrs, be celebrating|.

Ray ¥ho will

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To Be Council Guests

New Officers Will Be Installed ; Incoming presidents of Parent-

"| School 91, 5111 Baltimore Ave.

children of the school. Mrs. Clay-

the meeting.

P.-T. A. Heads

Teacher Associations in local schools | were special guests at the last INDIANAPOLIS COUNCIL of P.-T. A. meeting of thé year Wednesday. Council ‘members will meet at 1:45 p. m. in the auditorium of the new

On the program will he a report of the national P.-T. A. convention

William elect of the Council, and music by

ton ‘Hunt Ridge will install new Council officers at the ‘conclusion of

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SCHOOL 36 will hold a May Day Festival Monday at 5 p. m. in the school yard for patrons and friends. Mrs. Fred Brier, assistant principal, and

Miss Agness Morgan, physical education director, have planned dances, games and stunts by pupils of the school. Summer plans of the school

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Clubs— ~

Picnics planned . by two Junior Latreian clubs are included in next week's meetings scheduled by women's clubs of the city. - 4 MU LATREIAN will hold its Moxday picnic at the home of Mendenhall, 4037 Boule vard Place. The hostess will be as sisted by Mrs. Gregg Ransburg. Mrs. Don Hopping, 21 Layman Ave., will entertain ALPHA LAMBDA LATRETAN members at a picnic Monday closing the group’s 1940-41 : season.

“The History of the Drama” will be the subject of -an illustrated paper to be read by Mrs. A. C. Cranedall to members of the PRESENT DAY CLUB, meeting Monday at the home of Mrs. David L. Smith, 4704 N. Pennsylvania St. Assisting hostess will be Mrs. C. Loren Harkness,

Following a luncheon Monday at the Homestead, 5694 N. Meridan St., members. of the FORTNIGHTLY STUDY CLUB will go to the home of Mrs. George B. Gannon, 5319 N, New Jersey St, for installation of new officers. Miss Jean Gannon will present a musical program. The meeting closes the club’s season.

Plans for a 10th anniversary party,

to be held June 10 by the ANAGNOUS GROUP of EPSILON SIG

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|Catholic Church. The Rev. Fr.

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Mothers’ Club.

speak on “Safety”

Weds Martha : é C. Harmon A wedding breakfast at Holly Hock Hill followed the marriage. of Miss Martha Catherine Harmon to

Dr. Raymond James Weldon at 9 o'clock this morning in St. Ann's

program with a skit, “The Qu Kids,” broadcast: from Stati

A. business. session.

Mrs. James Murray

John C. Riedinger officiated before Is Honored

an altar decorated with white; flowers and greenery. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Dr. Weldon’s

include the hiring of a special instructor to be in charge of pre-school age children. Mrs. Jack Norris is new president of the Playschool

Sergeant A. C. Magenheimer will at WILLIAM WATSON WOOLLEN: SCHOOL .45

MA OMICRON will be completed at a luncheon meeting Tuesday in the me of Mrs. Samuel S. Fausset, 58 ohnson Ave, Mrs. E. H. Kattere henry will read a paper on. Peri. The anniversary party will be held at Mrs. Katterhenry’s home, Sassafras Lodge, near Martinsville and

WWWS. An election and installation of P.-T. A. officers will follows MONDAY AFTERNOON READING

The final meeting of POTTER FRESH AIR SCHOOL 74 will be held Thursday at 1:15 p. m. A May Day program will follow the P.-T.

BOSTON, May 24 (U. P.).—Mrs. James L. Murray, Indianapolis, was

tiered fingertip length veil was held b

Mary T. Harmon. mother is Mrs. Pearl Weldon. Miss Victoria Montani, harpist, played

panied Mrs. Clay Britton, aunt of the bride, as she sang a group of solos. Gowns of the bride’s attendants were fashioned alike of chiffon in bouffant style with low, square necklines and long, full sleeves edged with matching Valenciennes lace. They wore wide horsehair braid hats matching their frocks. Miss Mildred Thomas, the bride’s cousin and maid of honor, wore rose petal pink and carried Delight roses. Miss Catherine Gillispie, brides-, maid, was in daffodil yellow and carried Talisman roses. A niece of the bride, Mary Patricia Harmon, wore fern green chiffon made with fitted basque and double ruffles outlining the sweetheart neckline and short, puffed sleeves. She wore a matching hat ang carried Briarcliff roses.

“Ware: Organza

The bride, who entered with her brother, John Harmon, wore fitted white organza embossed with a rose motif. The long sleeves were puffed at the shoulders and a train fell from a fitted bodice. Her two-

y a tiara of orange blossoms and she carried a cascade bouquet with an orchid center and a shower of stephanotis. She wore a seed pearl necklace given-her by the bridegroom. Dr, Weldon’s attendants were Edward Miller, Ft. Wayne, best man; David F, Harmon, Cincinnati, brother of bride, and James Weldon, the bridegroom’s brother, ushers. < A navy blue costume with rose beige accessories and a gardenia and rose corsage were worn by Mrs. Weldon, mother of the bridegroom. Mrs, Harmon's delft blue redingote was worn with navy and white accessories and a gardenia corsage. A reception was to be held this afternoon at the home of the bride’s mother. Leaving for a southern motor trip, the bride was to wear a dusty rose suit, navy accessories and an orchid corsage. The couple will be at home here after June 5. The bride was graduated from the Immaculate Conception Academy at Oldenburg and is a member of the Clarissa. Club. Dr. Weldon is a graduate of the Northern College of Optometry.

Club to Lunch At Nutrition Camp

Good Will Service Club members will meet for a 12:30 o'clock luncheon Wednesday at the Julia Jamesbn Nutrition Camp near Bridgeport. Guests will be Mesdames Trevor R. Geddes, Arthur Madison and Natalia Conner. Mrs. L. A. Stewart will preside and call for a nominating committee report by Mrs. William Russell. Hostesses for the day will be Mesdames David Hedges, Everett VanCamp and Arthur LaRue. Mrs. Eric Melaun is in charge of transporta-

before the ceremony and accom-|in8

Junior group will distribute flowers

named to the by-laws committee of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers at a convention meethere this week. Mrs. Murray is president of the Indiana Congress of P.-T. A. The fall meeting of the national board of managers will be held in Chicago the week of Sept. 23.

Meridian Hills Supper Set

Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Everett, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMurray and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Conway, are in charge of the buffet supper tomorrow night at the Meri-

dian Hills Country Club. Among the parties attending will be that of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall G. ‘Knox who will esfertain their daughter, Mrs. Russell L. Spencer, d Mr. Spencer of Quepos, Costa Rica, and their son, Marshall G. Enox Jr., and Mrs. Knox of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Appel will take their children, Wilbur, Margaret and Kenneth. In another party will be Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sheets, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hansman and Miss Ethel Thompson. Others planning parties are Messrs. and Mesdames McMwray, W. L. Wilson, H. R. McIlvaine, George S. Olive and Dr. and Mrs. Hany L. Foreman. Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Weds won the cup for the year’s high accumulative score at the final playoff and dinner of the duplicate bridge section, held earlier at the club in the week. John Holmes gave a dinner party at the club, last night before the juniors’ dance. His guests included the Misses Martha Frances Dunn, Lucy Ann Edgerton, Martha Alig, Maryann Zinn, Betty Meyer, Jane Norris, ~ Alice Greene, Susanne Chambers; John Carmack, Charles Cartwright, William Nordyke, Bradshaw Patrick, George Finney, Robert McKinney, Richard Hill, Ogden Gillespie and Ned Hendrickson. Others who entertained included Miss Nancy Heath, Robert Meeker and James L. Murray Jr.

Legion Unit Sews For Riley Hospita!

Bruce P. Robinson Unit 133 of the American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 10 a. m. Monday in the Riley Hospital to sew. Lunch will be served in the cafeteria at noon. On Memorial Day the Auxiliary and

on graves at Crown Hill Cemetery and at the Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument. Miss Mabel Risdon, junior president, has been chosen by the unit to attend the Girls” State to be held at Indiana Central College, Uni~ versity Heights, June 14 to 21. Mrs. Fred Hasselbring chaperoned a group of junior members at a recent dance at Ft. Benjamin Harrison.

LA P Monday will be Mrs. C. D. Vawter, 975 N. Graham St,

strong national defense pr was adopted. A ment which would have plac Federation on record as op strikes in defense industries was de feated.

will ‘be planned by a committee composed of Mrs. W. D. Keenan and

Mrs. J. C. Teegarden will present a book review at a meeting of the

CLUB next week in the home of Mrs J. C. Siegesmund, 61 Camphell ve.

A guest meeting will be held by CHAPTER P of the P. E. OQ. SISe TERHOOD on Monday, starting with a 1 o'clock luncheon in the home of Mrs. Bjorn Winger, 127 E. 50th St. Members and guests will re-assemble at 2:30 p. m. at the William Conner Fam near Nobles ville. : Hostesses for a spread planned by S CLUB members for

THE CHILDREN'S SUNSHINE

CLUB of SUNNYSIDE will give a luncheon bridge in Ayres’ auditorium Wednesday. Hostesses :led by Mrs. Frank C. Bird, chairman, will be Mesdames T. G. Evard, John Connor, W. R. Beck, E. J. Rippber« ger and Miss Helen Rippherger.

Mrs. William H. Wemmer is gene eral chairman for the annual elec

tion meeting of the TUDOR HALL

ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION to be

held June 4 at the Woodstock Club,

Luncheon will be served at 1 p. m,

THE DULCET CLUB will hold a 1 o'clock dessert bridge Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Leslie y, 3666 N. Delaware St. Assistant hostess will be Mrs. John Goll.

New officers of the PURDUE WOMEN’S CLUB OF INDIANAP« OLIS will be elected following a cove ered dish dinner Tuesday at 6:15 p. m. in the home of Mrs. T% Ww.

Ayton, 2155 Willshire Road. Miss

Lena L.ohrman and Miss Janice Bere lin will assist the hostess.

Bryce Beecher of the Better Busie

ness Bureau will talk on “Medical Quackery” to WOMAN'S ROTARY CLUB members, meeting for a 12:30 . o’clock luncheon Monday in the Coe Iumbia Club.

Miss Rosemary Selmier was ine stalled as president of ALETHEA

CHAPTER of the SUB-DEB FEDERATION ‘at a meeting recently in the home of Miss Florabelle Fateley. Other new officers are Miss Mary K. Ruschaupt, vice president; Miss Lucy Hittle, secretary, Virginia Burfon, Misses Hittle, Helen Thompson and Thelma Lubkeman, were in charge,

and Miss

treasurer. The

Federation Urges ‘All-Out-Aid’

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. May 24 (U. P.).—The General Federation of

Women’s Clubs yesterday adopted a resolution endorsing all-out aid to the democracies. taken in the closing session of the Federation's Golden Jubilee Triene nial Convention.

The action was

Another resolution, calling for a am, end~ the to

proposed

“Remember,” Mrs. John L. Whites

hurst, of Baltimore, Md., new fed- °* eration president, said of the aid resolution, “if you adopt it, it means you approve whatever aid is necese sary, whether it means convoys or sending our boys across the ocean, Our action on this resolution will be watched with much interest by the press abroad.”

In addition to Mrs. Whitehurst,

a gree’ redingote and hat, white ac-| |

St., for members of the organiza-|

tion.

Book Forum's Tea Is Monday

torium will feature a review of “The Soong Sisters” (Emily Hohn) by. Mts. Olive Enslen Tinder. Alse on the programs will be English, French and Italian songs by Mrs. Lenore Ivey: Frederickson, mezzo ‘soprano, accompanied by Mrs. T. M. Ryboit. “Planning the tea are (left to right) the Mesdames H. R. Davis, M, L. M

L. Harshman. Also assisting are Mesdames 4

' The Book Forum's May Tea Monday at 2p. m in Block's audi-

officers elected included: Mrs. La Fell Dickinson, Keene, N. H., first vice president; Mrs. A, L. Blackstone, Waukesha, Wis., recording secretary, and Mrs, Rowland H. Latham, of

§ | Asheville, N. C., treasurer.

Mrs. Clyde Barker Is P.-T. A. Head

Mrs, Clyde Barker is the new president of the Ben Davis Parente Teacher Association. Other officers named recently include Mrs. Lloyd H. E. Fillinger, second vice presie

dent; Mrs. H. E. Newby, third vice president; Mrs. Dennis Felix, core responding secretary; Mrs. Bennie Mae McCalment, recording secretary; Allen Swift, treasurer; Victor .

. |Rigot, parlimentarian, and Mese

dames Roy Haeberle, Arthur Markse bury and Ralph Kemp, board meme bers. Mrs. Barker has appointed . the committee chairmen: Mrs,

chairman; Mrs. Robert Teeters, proe gram; Mrs. H. E. Newby, member ship; Mrs. E. E. Burton, hospitality g Mrs. Dewey Hoss, publicity; Mrs W, A. Syphers, pu tions; Mrs. Chale mers Miller, social; Mrs. "Esther Wile liams, social soofal service; ‘Mrs. Henry