Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1941 — Page 27

John D, Gould Jr. and Miss. Martha Lois Adams, A of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Adams, were

In {He audience at the ‘opehing performance of the 11th annual Arlington Horse Show last night,

Society—

Acorn Camp Will Open Nony: Pageant Will Be Season Highlight

~~ WHERE INDIANS last summer moved with surefooted tread at the Acorn Camp north of Carmel, the pioneers this summer will take their stand. This logical progression will begin Monday with the ‘opening of the camp’s 10-week season and inauguration ~ of plans for the Pioneer Pageant at the end of the fifth ~ week of the camping period. Last year the pageant had

an Indian motif. ! The camp is directed by “Herbert A. Sweet, a teacher at Or- - chard School, for both ‘boys and girls of school age. Each day the campers arrive at. 8:30 a. m. ard:are occupied until 4 p. m. with a program of outdoor activities that includes fishing in Cool Creek which meanders through the 40-acre tract, swimming, pony riding, butterfly collecting, handicraft and supervised play. This year they will develop a museum in the cabin which last year served as a mess hall. The children also “take turns” on kitchen police duty and this year their costumes, as they assist with serving of luncheons, will be topped by authentic chefs’ caps. : 8 » = os » #8 The biggest: project. at the camp this year: will be the finishing - @f a new mess’ “hall ion: which former campers have started avork, the building of a log cabin ‘to serve as a girls’ playhouse after it is used in the Pioneer Pageant, the construction of a cement dam ~ in the creek and the building of ‘outdoor stone ovens by boy campers. On Mr. Sweet's staff this year will be Miss Florence Gipe, who will be in charge of girl campers, assisted by Miss Mary Elizabeth Fletcher and Miss Jane Sewell. Mr. Sweet's assistants in super- \ vising bay campers will be James Jeffery, Calvin Hamilign, and Douglas White. '

Enrollment Anncunced- i

for the. camping on x include shillip Stevan, Chuckie ‘Greathouse, Ward ‘Halverson, Peter and John Shore, Dick - Haerle, John Hilton, Ryder Overstreet, David Churchman, Bill _ Fechtman, George Seidensticker, Ben Alexander; Tony Fairbanks, © Jimmy Balch, Bobby Jo Sparks, Jimmy Kemper, Karl M. Koons Jr., Dick Nicholson, Boliby ‘Neger, Easley Blackwood. Jr, Paul Todd, David Gulling; Jerry Fenstermaker, Dan Cady, Lynn Peterson, Jane Janet and Ann Rust, Christie Shipres and Ethel and Martha Mad-

den. 3 Otlicrs. are Sally and Fritz Kackley, Kristin Miller, Mary Frances’ ! Gavin, Punky Bloemker, Kithy Woollen, Kathryn Daniels, Caroline ° Kahn, Sam and Anne Goodwin, Ted Daniels, Fred Terry, James Hogshire, Clyde Blackard, Richard Crain, Bill Berner, Richard Drake, Dale Shotwell, Elliott Jose, Mary. and Rusty Driscoll, Pete Estabrook, and George Dailey. .

Also registered for the season are John Hicks, Bud Culp, - Margaret Tar

ash, Otto Feucht Jr. “Tom “Hollis, Jiminy: Batman, Jiramy Mossnald “John Christie, : Barbara Sovine, Anne Shotwell

Nork done last year at the camps will be on n: Mr. s. Sweet hold open house with : is toraiing. the patrons committee for the. us, ‘camp pediatrician, and Mrs. Rust are on “fhe committee With: Dr. and Mrs. J. Carlton Dahiel, Messrs. and Mesdames Egbert Gh riscoll ‘Richard Fairbanks. Jr., J. Allen HogGarstal 8. Horas A. Suenls, id Peterson and

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Stake Winners At Show Are Listed

‘The Arlington Horse. Show's: $250 stakes for three-gaited horses: Suitable for and shown by lsaies ‘was won last night by Judy Starr, owned by Mrs. George Gabe, Wilmette;

The 11th annual show opened lash night at the R. H. Brown Stables after being postponed Wednesday night because of rain. Performances are scheduled for tonight, tomorrow afternoon: and night. The Mr, and Mrs. A.: Hastings Fiske $150- stake for fine harness

'staliions, mares or geldings four years old ‘or under was won by ‘Gienius-of-Stoneyridge, ‘Stoneyridge Farms, New Carlisle, O.

owned by

Kalarama’s Iridiscent Lady, shown by the Happy Hollow Stables of Ft. Wayne, was judged the best five-gaited mare. A horsemanship award for riders of from 10 to 14 years of age was won by Miss Barbara Harris, Lexington, Ky.

C.A.R. Plans |For Pageant

Paul Wadeligh, recently elected junier president. of the Old Glory} Chapter, Children ‘of ‘the American Revelfion,, is one of the’ chapter

F e Miss i,” for pres- | entation at the Flag Day “plenié

home of

| Paul Wadlelgh Alexander L. Tag-

:- gart.! William’ R. Rudy; retiring’. C. ‘A. R. historian, has horkea bh his a Mrs, O. H. au an rec arranging music

|the pageant, in

for the. various ‘epochs of Missis= sippL History. : board of: the. ‘old Glory Crs for the coming year includes Miz Doris Daley, vice pres-, Ragan, membership secretary; Miss} cording secre : treasurer; Victor ~ ‘Barry, registrar; iy, Miss’ Margaret ‘Waldo, ' historian; \John Dittrich, .- librarian; John. Holmes, C. A. R. ‘magazine; Robert ‘Miss Jean

meeting: : WomClub was to.be & lunch

: eu} ar in the Nature Study Club]|will

en’s Gardens with}: rs and social commitfoo mutans ‘as hostesses.

a former Indianapolis judge,

Warne, John W. Judy,

To Open Office ay I

"A downtown office will be lapened|:

{by the Seventn District Federation} : The executive boar tl |

| Mrs. Willis E. Kuhn. made a

watched one of the Sassey shown at the BR. H. Brown Stables:

7 The Bridal Scene—

‘showers today.

Barbara Crise Gives Luncheon Today for Her Attendants; Shower Fetes Alice ‘Pruett

Bridal dinners for young women to be married in week-end cere- . monies head. the list of marriage announcements and nual Rose Festivals

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Rese. Festival To Fe eature Queen Contest

Entrants to date in the fifth anbeauty contest pre-nuptial) o nday at the Hillsdale Nurseries

ncjude the Misses Pat Fletcher,

Sororities— =,

Hibben Photos.

EM. Morris, South Bend, (eight) knotted his daughter Ernesinels dress tie just before she entered the: show ring. : Indian euty Gov, Charles M. Dawson (left) wabhed the Proceedings,

| Butler Graduates will Be Gussts: Of Delta Gamma Alumnae; Phi Mus to Give Luncheon

' Sorority alumnae groups are holding luncheons and other parties " honor recent graduates in college chapters. Mrs. Bon ‘O. Aspy, Brendonwood, will be hostess for a 1 o'clock

. Miss Barbara Crise, who will become the bride of Carr M Sunday afternoon, was to give a.luncheon today in her home for the attendants she has chosen for the wedding. They will be Mrs. Harry Browning of Huntington, W. Va., =

He en Taggart, LaVonne Reehling, fanne Steiner, Betty Freeman,

luncheon tomorrow closing the year for INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE of DELTA GAMMA SGRORITY. The 1941 graduates of the Butler chape ter will be honor guests. Assistant hostesses will be Mesdames Gentry T. Haun, Robert Faulkner, Herman H. Lauter, John W. Maxwell, J.

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|bridaf party. : Ber fh matron of honor and jbrides- ] Eo Miss

> Thats A ‘Reid Cotton. ‘Patty Ann Wat- : |son_is to be fiower girl. The bride““Jgroom’s attendants will be (Charles

wis AT, NR i Hilton Brown Atherton, Charles V. Bailey, Willlam L. Hart,

Agnes were members of the official amily when | «| her uncle, the late Joseph H. Shea, hb

Chilean Ambassador from 1616 ws

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to be matron of honor; her cousin, Miss Charlotte Moor of Knightstown, Mrs. William Schneider and Miss..Mary Lucille Marshall, sister of Mr. Marshall, bridesmaids. ° The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grover W. Crise, 3905 Broadway, and. the prospective bridegroom’s parents are Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Marshall, 3360 N. Meridian St., The ceremony is .to be read at 2:30 o'clock in the Central Avenue Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Crise will give a buffet. supper tomorrow evening before the wedding rehearsal for Miss Crise and her flance, Mrs. Marshall, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Schneider, Miss Moor, Mrs. Browning, James Hayes and the

‘| bride-to-be’s three brothers, Geover

CriseJr., David Crise, Miami, Fla.,

their wives. Mr. Hayes is:to be best man and Miss Crise’s brothers will be ushers. ® 8 8 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schwartz are on a S| yestam tour following

thelr m ‘the’ ‘Hotel Antlers,

‘Rabbi Elias clay and: Cantor Mpyro Glass performed the ‘cere‘mony. Attendants were. Miss Jean-

cot t|ette Patnick, the bride's sister, maid or: of. «honor; Mrs. Pal ron

e Cohen, maof honor; ‘Miss Henrietta Schwartz “and Miss ‘Reva Naper-

* | stick, bridesmaids; Jack Naperstick,

his jcousin’s best ‘man, and Wallace Goldstein and: Louis Goldman, ushers. ‘The .couple- attended Butler University and’ Mr. Schwartz - was graduated from" Indiana University. . » i,

‘Mr and Mrs. Ora’ BE. ‘Butz’ will entertain this evening in .the garden’ of their home at 5264 N. Pennsylvania St. -with /a buffet dinner for their daughter, ‘Mary Anna, and Byron Beasley whose: marriage will Pibe : at 3: :30- p.m. tomorrow -in

is with ‘the betrothed couple will include : Mr. Beasley’s parents, Mr. ‘and - Mrs. \ Bert Beasley, 3554 Central . Ave, and members of the

Myron ‘Watson is to be her

maids will include Miss Ruth Ducktty Beasley, sister of ve ‘bridegroom, and

brother of. the bride and

David R. Thompson, Charles W. Ed'munds of Ann Arbor, Mich., and Byron Reed of Chicago. Mr. Watson, Mr. “Cotton, Mrs. Atherton and Mrs. Thompson also be guests. a. EE get Miss: “Alice Pruett, daughter of Mr. ‘and Mrs.: George 'L, Pruett of

E Orleans, is being entertained prior

WE : Arrange Alumnae Luncheon

and Roger Crise, Kankakee, Til, and

arriage Thee a on, in| jolis. | Loren Pierce, Leo Hahn, John Ra-

Mrs. Demia Markey, Juanita Welsh, Mary .| Pleck, Marjorie Raney, Ruth Itter-

. Jean Thomas,

to her marriage on June 21 in the | Doris Fricke,

St. Philip Neri Catholic Church tor: Albert A. Keen. Miss Rosemary Keen, Mr. Keen’s~sister, will be her | maid of honor and bridesmaids will be Miss Dorothy Jonas and Miss|: Edith Nord. Frank Keen of Koko-|: mo will be his cousin’s best man, Louis Keen and Herbert Fleck, ushers. A kitchen shower tonight for the bride-to-be ‘will be given by Mrs. Herbert Fleck, 3955 English Ave. ; Among ‘the guests will be Mes- Miss Sturm dames Bethel Gaither, Charles Wie-| , ~ oo op io Other features of gand and Charles Eversole, the sugChen Photo. go day, all free Misses Nord, Keen, Betty Mitchell, [of charge, will be a swimming carMary Fleck, Roberta Kerr, Doro-inival, patriotic ceremonies and a thea Bobe, Charlotte Nesle, Rose-|ban cert. mary Rolles, Dorothy and Mary]: Ju by Mrs: Louisa T. RichJonas. ardt, Block's Antoine Sald n; MalMiss Keen was 8 recently for|colm Thurgood, t, and C. S. Miss Pruett at a ise shower in| Stewart of -High School hér home, 522 N. land Ave. She|will take place ‘the swimming was assisted by her mother, Mrs.|pool in the: nursery gardens. A Albert M. Keen, and by Mrs. Mary |processional for the queen and her Fleck. The hostess’ grandmother,|court, the remaining contestants, Mrs. Bena Keen, was a special guest.| will proceed to a “throne” ‘Where Other guests were Mesdames|Judge .Henry O. Joseph Kirkhoff, Herbert Fleck,| Goett; master of ceremonies, will crown the... Rose! Queen and: sent her trophy: Two Bluebirds} younger Camps Fire Girls, Judy

ym, Charleen|Ro bbs and Shirley St. Pierre, e Rose Queen . directed by Mrs. R. B. Steinhour and Miss Marcella West will be at 4 p. m.

ney, Jean Gray and Edward Walsman; the Misses Mary Jo Doherty,

bach, ‘Regina Shaughnessy, Mary oy Walsman, Lv ig kets Sellmeyer, Betty M ua Dugan, Nord and Jonas. : Morris iio.

Mrs. Frank Baldwin, 3855 -Win-| Will be crown and; throp -Ave., was hostess last night|trophy bearers. at .a garden party and miscellan~| During the pa eous shower for Miss Connie Zoitos, | triotic ceremonies nyieo Steiner who will be married to Kenneth arranged by" Col. Photorelex Photo. Baldwin June 21 at the Washington |Roscoe Turner Stréet Presbyterian Church. Miss|and military leaders, Boy Scouts Zoitos is the daughter of Mr. and |will distribute a National Defense Mrs. Louis Zoitos, 456 Berwick Ave. |allegiance pledge drawn up by.naand Mr. Baldwin the son of - Mr. | tional church and welfare associaand Mrs. Harry Baldwin, 440° Alton|tions. There also will be: martial Ave. music. by the Boy Scout band, paAt the party were : Mesdames|triotic talks and a flag raising cereBaldwin, Zoites, ‘Joseph - Purcel, | mony. Lf Thomas Baldwin Sr, Merrill Law-| Sponsored jointly by the Camp rence, Ora Lawrence, Eugene Mun-|Fire Girls, the Boy Scouts, Butler son, Thomas Baldwin Jr. Blanche |University sororities, Indiana garBurnette, Florence Lemmink, A. C.|den clubs and a large civic commit-

E. Gillander, J. T. Maris, Louis|tee, the rose festival attracts thou-|

Trosky, Joseph Love, Dawson: Clark, sands . of visitors each year to the Melvin Leach, William ‘Winters, many varieties of blooming plants, Marion Milam, Malcolm Terhune, |the sunken and ‘Tock gardens and Ray Murphy, Glen Irwin, Robert|spacious lawns owned by Alex Tus-

Libenderfer, I. M: Cravens, Maude |chinsky. .The Hillsdale = nurseries|..

Eldridge, Harry Martin, D. C. Con-|near Castleton are reached by Road way, Elva Rogers, Ralph Lawlis, Gus|37 north or-by Fall Creek Blvd, Tieske, William Sarringhouse, Wall-|{northward. Signs will mark the ce Waltz, Ray Hopewell, ‘Ernest|route Sunday. The nurseries will ar, Jesse Fischer, John Carter,|be open from 1 p. m. to 6:p. m.

Robert Goodlet,, John Leslie, Clyde Smith, Lester Allen, Louis Johnson, Alpha, Othicron Alpha Initiates

Virgil Dave and Otto Harlan, the Misses Pauline Clark, Phyllis Law-~ rence, Faye Baldwin, Ruby ConAlpha Omicron Alpha Sorority, will: have installation and initiation services at 8 o'clock tonight at the

way and Rachel Hopewell, Miss Margaret, VanTalge and Hotel Lincoln. Mesdames L. 'C.

Richard V. Montieth, who will be married July 6 in the Third ChristIan ohurch, ni pi a at a .recen y given by the Senior High and Young People's Departments" of the Marshall Harvey, Mrs Miss Betty Jane Kyle, Miss: Phyllis att and H. A. Baker will assist Mrs.

Little, ‘Robert Palmer and Clarence|Jjohn R. Sentney, the national pres-|

Elliott were in charge of arrange- ident.

ments.

the third junior group in Indian.

apolis. In addition, the following new | members will be initiated into In‘|dianapolis chapters: Mesdames he Siatente Rie, Carl Ploch, John A. J. H. Trunkey and Ar-

Mrs. Ruth: alka. True, C. D. Vawter, C. R. Wy-|

KAPPA GAMMA will meet on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. H. Taylor Ford, 30 E. 37th St. Mrs. Robert ‘"Huncilman and Mrs. Herman. Gray. will assist the hostess.

Recent graduates of Indiana and Purdue Universities and Hanover Collége who are members of PHI MU SORORITY will be honor guests at a 1 o'clock luncheon bridge tomorrow given by the INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION at Mrs. O'Hair’s Tearoom, 101 E. 14th St. Mesdames K. F. Hufford, John Mitchell and Homer D. Eberhart and the Misses Mary Jo Barker, June Martinelli and Margaret Esterline are in charge. Indianapolis guests will be Miss Mildred Browning. and Miss. Faire Totten from the ue Chapter, Miss Jean Ann Pluess and Miss Eleanor Craig from Hanover and Miss .Virgene Moore from Indiana: Others e from out of town.

Mrs. D. Keenan and Mrs. John W. Thornburgh will be made honorary members of BETA SIGMA. PHI SORORITY and will be| presented to Indianapolis members |! at. a téa.Sunday in the Claypool

§ | Hotel. Mrs. Dan Norvell and Mrs.

Carol Guibert, international secre-

| taries -of the sorority, will be host-

esses ‘to..the five chapters in In‘dianapolis. The -newly-organized Beta Zeta Chapter will be assigned Mrs. Keenan as-sponsor-director. Mrs. Thornburgh will serve Indiana Chi Chapter, whose president is Miss Hazel

Clevenger, as sponsor,

THE INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE CHAPTER. -of - ZETA TAU. HA entertained recent graduates of its res chapters who are:Indianapolis

Nicholas . from - Indiana and

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Lawrence Simms, Herbert J. Spier and Miss Fdna G. Nowland. THE DELTA CLUB OF KAPPA °

New officers of the ARBOR vid TAE SORORITY will be installed af its annual banquet tomorrow nighf at Whispering Winds, preceding am evening of bridge.. They. are Misg Katherine Koster, Pree Mrs, John Cochran, vice president; Mrs,. Oscar ‘Koster, recording secretaryft Mrs. “Albert Laufer, ‘corresponding: secretary; Miss Alma Alforth, treass urer, and Mrs, social chairman. Banquet is' Mrs. N. V. Delvin, assisted hy’ Mrs. Charles Connors’ and. Mrs: Kenneth Fry, NE

A. tri-Sorority Dance tomoriow night at the Indianapolis Athletie Club ‘will be given by-ALPHA PE OMEGA, GAMMA PHI ALPHA ang: BETA CHAPTER of SIGMA DELs TA SIGMA ‘Sororities. Price and ‘his orchestra will ‘play. Miss Marie ‘A. Rotz is in charge. N

Installation of new officers “will mark>the final meeting of the year for ALPHA CHAPTER, ALPHA DELTA OMEGA SORORITY, to be 8 picnic supper at 6 o'clock Tuesday: in Garfield’ Park: Miss Beryl Haifie# will preside at a brief business’ meeting and Miss Amy Bonar will! install Miss Thelma Taylor, presis' Sem) a ae 5 elds, vice p en ou Helen Buchan secretary, - iss Bess oot) treasurer.

BETA CHAPTER of BETA THETA Sorority will have a" busie ness meeting: Monday" at the ome of Miss Norma Bunce, 103% N. Jefferson Ave, ;

Scheditle Diner to

Rosemary Leslie of Butler, Miss} i Nelda - Johnson: and. Miss Eleancge

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