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New members of the Christamore Aid Society were honored yesterday at a luncheon in the Woodstock Club. They. include (left to right) the Mesdames Earl C. Randles, George Fotheringham, John Gordon

Kinghan and John C. Appel. ' Qther new members are Mrs. Hobson Wilson and Mrs. Edward VanRiper.

The Bridal Scene—

Bernadette Sweeney Entertains For Grace Anne Stenger;

Genevieve Sauer Shower Guest

. Indianapolis hostesses are entertaining for young women who will become June brides with showers, luncheons and suppers. Miss Bernadette Sweeney, 2910 N. Talbot Ave., gave a buffet supper and linen shower last night for Miss Grace Anne Stenger whose marriage to. Thomas Frederick Lux will take place Saturday morning in

St. Joan. of Arc Catholic Church. Mrs. Russell T. Sweeney. Parents: of the bride-to-be are Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Stenger, 3736 N. Meridian St. Mr. Lux is the son of Mr, and Mrs. T. A. Lux, 5727 Carrolton Ave. ‘Guests with Miss Stenger at the shower were the Misses Lucille Stenger, Mary Anne Deery, Theresa Keach, Cornelia Welck, Mary Murphy, Diette McGrath, Alice

. Murphy, Alice Louise Welch, Eileen | Or

Sweeney and Katherine Fitzgerald.

. ” ® 2 ‘ Miss Mary Ann McRee, daughter of G. B. McRee, 3325 W. 9th

St., will pe married to Robert N..

Denman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nath-

‘an Denman, 506 S. Holmes Ave, , Saturday at 7:30 p. m”in the West

Michigan Street Methodist, Church. The Rev. R. R. Cross will read the service and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Griffin will attend the couple.

” ” 2 ‘A surprise shower for Miss Gens evieve Sauer was given recently by Miss Betty Renard and Miss Nora Bray at the former's: home, 4920

' W. 15th St. Forty-five guests at-

tended. : Miss Sauer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Sauer, 5066 W. 14th St., will .be married Saturday to Robert W: Lesman, son-of Mr. and Mrs. George Lesman, 504¢ W. 14th St. The Rev. Fr. Leo Lindeman will read the ceremony. .in the rectory .of. St.. Christopher Catho-

‘lic Church. :

$ n=» a ; Mrs. Paul R. Bruner entertained recently at her home with. a trousseau shower for Miss Shirley TenEyck who will be married June

27 in: St. Paul's Episcopal ‘Church

to Luke Snyder Jr. The guests included . Mrs. Edward TenEeyk, mother of the bride-to-be; and Mrs. Luke Snyder,

.mother ' of the bridegroom-to-be,

and the Mesdames Fred Gilderman, John Sullivan; Roy A. Pope Jr. Harvey Kline, ‘Otto Benz, David Morrow, Edward Page, Robert Page, James Applewhite, Wayne Shives and Henry Stenger. rs Other guests ‘were the Misses Annabelle John, Peggy TenEyck, Jean Snyder, Louise Klinge, Evelyn Bauer, Vera Bowers, Mary Janet Ferguson, Virginia = Buddenbaum, Esther Cotton, Mary Prater, Mary Lou Rascio, Betty, Smock, June Walters, Barbara Taylor, Margaret Morris, Norma Bell and - Evelyn Pierson. :

‘8 # # A luncheon and shower given recently at the Homestead by Mrs.

She was assisted by her mother,

Miss Lois Marie Morton. A June 29 ceremony in the Second Presbyterian Church will unite Miss Morton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Morton, 4012 Central Ave., and Olven McCammon Bowe, Evansville, formerly of Indianapolis.” He is‘the son of Maj. Dentis J. Bowe, Salem,

e. : Attending the luncheon with the bride-to-be and her mother were Mesdames E. J. Holliday, J. Harry Green, L. Albert -Shaner, Lowell

Danna Lansley, Carolyn Hawekotte, Jean Heustis and Jean: Buschmann.

Alma McNeeley Is Married Mr, and Mrs. Jerome Steiner, now on a wedding trip to Chicago and northern Michigan, were married at. 7:30 o'clock lastnight in the Lyndhurst Baptist Church. They will be at home later in Decatur, Mrs. Steiner was Miss Alma McNeeley, -daughter - of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Irvin McNeeley Sr, 340 S. Vine St: The bridegroom’s. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Steiner of Decatur. : The candlelight ceremony - was read before an ajtar banked with palms and ferns by the Rev. C. H. Scheick. Miss- Roberta Bland, harpist, played bridal airs. The couple was attended by Miss Jeanette McNeeley, sister of the, bride, and Irvin McNeeley Jr. Mr. McNeeley gave:his daughter in marriage. Prin With a rose silk suit and white accessories, the bride wore an orchid corsage. Her sister had a corsage of -gardenias with her .af‘ternoon dress of blue print silk and white accessories. At a reception in the McNeeley home later, assistants were Miss Jeanette McNeeley and Mrs. Irvin McNeeley Jr. Both Mr. and Mrs.

Steiner are graduates of Butler University’ and the bridegroom is

a “member of Phi Delta: Theta Fraternity. .

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Harry Morton honored her niece,.

Gano and Robert A. Stewart, Misses

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Zonta Session T o Open In Memphis

Service projects for communities

convention of Zonta International today through Saturday at .the Hotel Peabody in Memphis, Tenn. Responsibilities of the organization

in relation -to the national defense program will be considered during the four day meeting with a view to drafting a plan for effective cooperation that will call for full participation of members. Discussion of vital issues raised by the emergency will have an important place on the program directed by the international president, Mrs. May Moyers McElroy, Washington attorney. Miss Eva Y. Wiles, School 7 principal, will represent the Indianapolis Zonta Club. . “We shall attempt, through’ discussion, to discover specific channels) through which community service can be extended,” said Mrs. McElroy in commenting on the program. “We hope to lay the groundwork} for a program that will, in'co-opéra=~ tion with other community organizations, instill patriotism .and defor those democratic principles on which

‘ | this nation was founded.” :

Senator to Speak

Senator Cairine B. Wilson, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, member of the Dominion’s upper house since 1830 and first woman to be named to that office, heads a list of distinguished speakers who will discuss problems of international scope. Senator Wilson, chairnfan of the Canadian National Committee on Refugees, will summarize the work of this committee at one of the sessions. Another speaker with an international theme will be Gladys M. Pétch, New York, who will showin an- illustrated lecture the rele of European and American women in defending their homelands. Hemisphere defense, through strengthening the ties of friendship and mutual understanding with women in the Latin-American republics to the south, will be stressed in a talk by Mrs. Arletta Ahrens, of Washington. All three speakers are members of Zonta. : Women leaders in a score of specialized fields will report on activities in ‘which Zonta: International has a special interest. These will include vocational counseling for youth and surveys aimed to find employment for the mature woman; co-operation with other women's organizations in preventing legislation inimical to women, and studies of public affairs. Among those participating will be Mrs. Lena M. Davidson, Glendale, Cal, public affairs chairman; Mrs. Gladys F. Bogue, New York, group action council; Miss Louise C. Grace, Detroit, classification, and Miss Jessie Ekins, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada, international relations, Scholarship Award

Announcement will be made during the convention of the winner of the Amelia Earhart scholarship awarded annually to an outstanding woman for graduate work in aeronautical engineerig. The announcement will be made by Mrs. Dorothy McSparran Arnold, dean of women at New York University and scholarship chairman. Canadian members of the organization will report on work carried on under the auspices of the War Services Committees with funds in provided by Zonta Clubs in the United States and Canada. Brief summaries of club activities in their districts will’ be. presented by the six district chairmen. Zonta Indernational is & classified service club, with individual clubs throughout the United States, Canada and Hawaii. In each club membership is limited to one woman executive {in any profession or business. Officers -in addition to Mrs. McElroy are Miss Elizabeth Armstrong; Cleveland, first vice president; Miss Ekins, ‘second vice president; Miss Ruth H. Gates, Evanston, Ill, treasurer, and Miss Harriet C. Richards, Chicago, executive secretary. All have been nominated for re-election. Among festivities planned for delegates is a tour of one of the South’s largest cotton plantations, a barbecue, a cabaret party and a banquet.

Mrs. Ruth Bess Is. Auxiliary President

Legion Auxiliary, elected June meeting in the World War Memorial, is Mrs. Ruth. Bess. .She will be.installed at the first fall | meeting in September. iz " Other 1941-42 officers are Miss Alice Brown and Mrs. Myrtle Pol

Agnes = Sullivan, secretary; Grace Kerr, treasurer; Mrs. Opal Drake, chaplain; Mrs. Hautiibal Peabody, historian; Mrs. Gertrude Chew, sergeant-at-arms; Miss Margaret Higgins and Mrs. Joe Stocker, executive committee members. ee .| ‘Pederal-Unit 62 of the Auxiliary ‘will hold its regular meeting at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the directors’ room Of pany,

will be mapped at the 21st annuall

New president of the Hilton U.| Brown Jr. Unit 85 of the American at “the

lard, vice presidents; Miss Mary|

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Junior League Is Sponsoring a .

Luncheon for USO Workers

THE INDIANAPOLIS soring a luncheon today at

provide entertainment for men in the group’s participation in the campaign, and the speakers.

Mothersh Frederic

d, Volney M. Brown, aylor, Stanley W. Shipn

* Madelaine Speers.

vidually. : Breakfast at Athletic Club.

MISS AGNES CALVERT and

are to be guests of honor tomorgo Hole's aunt, Mrs. Frank Hatch Streightoff, in their home. Mr. the ceremony. :

Cecil K. Calvert, parents of the aunt of the bridegroom-to-be; hi

ANOTHER YOUNG WOMAN Miss Betsy Biggert, will be enterta

of West Hurley, N. Y. Janice Renick, Virginia Christena

Browfie will be bridesmaids.

Goucher Club's: Luncheon

Country Club today.

retiring president, was to have ch

in the United Service Organizations. W. Row Lieut. E. H. Schubert of the Naval Armory and Robert - A. Adams were to make brief talks. © . i:

The League is in charge .of contributions from local . banks manufacturing firms.and department stores to the USO fund to

The Junior League is. the only women's organization in the which is co-operating as a group with the United Service Organizations. Many other organizations’

JUNIOR LEAGUE is spon |

the Y. W. C. A. for workers" lari ‘Allen, :

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the service. Mrs. John P. Collett,

the League president, and Mrs. David P. Williams Jr., chairman of : USO campaign, will be at the | speakers’ table with Z. W. Leach, the League’s adviser in the

Mrs. Williams’ League committee includes Mesdames Paul Lee Hargitt, Wallace Tomy, John Williams, Hobson Wilson, Wilson

Morris Brown, Louis Huesmann, es, Evans Woollen Jr., John Mason

Moore, Otto Eisenlohr, Thomas Mahaffey Jr., Howard Fieber, Joseph Walden, William H. Wemmer, Booth T. Jameson, Henry Pierce, Perry Lesh, Jeremiah L. Cadick, John B. Watson and John Hend- ’ ricks, the Misses Irving Moxley, Betty Tharp, Elizabeth Watson and

i _members are registered indi-

THE FIRST LADIES’ breakfast bridge swim of the summer season will be held at the Indianapolis Athletic Club on Moénday for members’ wives and daughters and their guésts. Bridge games \ upstairs in the club. will follow swimming. from 9 a. m. and breakfast at 10 o'clock, Mrs. Glenn C. Lord will be hostess. ;

Dinner Fetes Agnes Calvert and Fiance

Francis Doan Hole of Richmond,

who will be married Saturday afternoon in the First Friends Chureh,

w night at a dinner given by. Mr. Streightoff, and her son; Frank Streightoff is to be an usher at .

Other. ushers, Will Huht, Richard Oberrich and William Jack-. witz, will he among the guests at the dinner, with Mr, and Mrs.

bride-to-be; Mrs, Tilman Hunt,

Miss Calvert’s grandmother; Miss Martha Doan of Richmond, an

s brother, Allen Hole, Mrs.. Hole

and their daughter Elizabeth of Westtown, Pa.; the mother of the hostess, Mrs. Charles F. Streightoff, and Mrs. Oberrich.

Sister Entertains for Betsy Biggert ee

who will be married on Saturday, ined at an informal party tonight

given by her sister, Mrs. William F. Kolts. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Iliff Jones and will become the bride of I. Nelson Saxe at a ceremony in the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, The prospective Bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. John H. Saxe

Guests at tonight's party will be Mesdames Jones, Thomas Riddick Jr, H. C. Allisbhaugh and William Hardwick, the Misses

and Carolyn Campbell and Mrs.

Dillon Browne of Ashland, Ky. Miss Renick will be maid of honor at. the 4:30 p. m. ceremony Saturday and Mrs. Kolts and Mrs.

Is Today

THE GOUCHER COLLEGE Club's annual election and business meeting. was to follow an informal luncheon at the Woodstock Members -are entertaining personal and girls who may attend Goucher next year. On the nominating commiitee are Miss Grace Emery, chairman; Mrs. Edward DeHority and Mrs. George R. Jeffrey. Miss Ruth Stone,

guests

arge of the business session and

give a formal report of the last year's activities.

Piano Recital Is Tomorrow

Miss Grace Hutchings’ annual June piano recital will be given tomorrow evening at 8:15 o'clock in the Wilking auditorium, 120 E. Ohio St. Her pupils will (be assisted by the Florence Nightingale Juniors’ Glee Club, directed by Miss Margaret Medsker, wha will sing two groups of songs. The Florence Nightingale/Juniors, sponsored by Mrs. Mary R. Noble, will take a silver offering at the door for their British war relief activities. Their next project is the furnishing of money fo equip a second hospital bed for the British War Relief Society. They meet once a week to do war work and, in addition to the giving of the hospital = bed’s furnishings, have knitted an afghan for Bundles for Britain. ; Miss Medsker, ‘a pupil of Miss Hutchings, will play her own composition, “Deep Sea Magic,” and two Cyril Scott selections. Also on the program will be Debussy and Sibelius numbers by Miss Frances Wallace Houston and other piano solos by Jean Clark, Joan Coxen, Ann Garrison, Joan and John Emhardt, Eleanor and Wally Freeman, Dorothy Jean and Robert Kuester, Irene Mountain, Doris Smith, Marjon’ Stone, Evelyn Jo Hatt, Elizabeth Ann Mapel, Lois McKelfresh of St. Francesville, Ill," and Ruth Rosemary of Plainfield. Members of the Florence Nightingale Glee .Club are the Misses Marion Fries, Barbara Krutzsch, Lois Edwards, Henrietta Fenner, Betty Mann, Jean Swaim, Margaret Parrish, Jean Willingham, Patricia McGeary, Iola Tomlinson, Ann Lytle, Judy Meyncke, Patricia Jowitt, Elizabeth® Evans, Mary MecGuire, Mary Frances Dittrich, Eilene Smith, Patsy Gale and Medsker.

Mrs. Bruce Entertains.

‘The Indiana Women’s Memorial Association to the 38th Division of the United States Army was to have a luncheon. today at the home .of Mys. Mabel Bruce, 1225 Woodlawn Ave. Mesdames C. E. Hostetter, Clarence Fahrenkamp and Alice Hodge were to assist the hostess. Mrs. George: Bork is president.

Bride

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Clubs—

The opening of Red Cross activities and a summer house party are included in news of local women's organizations today. i Mrs. Clayton Hunt Ridge, president of the WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT CLUB, has announced the opening of the club’s RED CROSS UNIT for its second year of activities today. The group will meet each Wednesday during the summer from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. All club members may attend. Chairman of the unit is Mrs. Charles H. Smith, with Mrs. Albert E. Cottey as vice chairman. During the last year more than a thousand hours of work resulted in the making of hundreds of articles and several dozen knitted garments.

THE STUDENT GROUP OF EPSILON SIGMA OMICRON will meet for its annual house party tomorrow and Friday at the summer home of the group's président, Mrs. Tom Smith, at Lake Tippecanoe. Members will plan the 1941-42 program. Outdoors activities ‘will include swimming and sailing. :

Hostess for the 1908 CLUB for its last meeting ofthe year: tomorrow will be Mrs. Henry Baumeier of Westfield. On the program will be

A pillowcase card party was to be given at 2 p. m. today in Block's auditorium by the AUXILIARY ‘TO THE FEDERATED SINGING: SOCIETY. Mrs. George Kissling is general chairman, assisted by Mesdames Paul Kulke, Paul J. Junius, Hans Kleffner and Albert Cowden.

THE Y. A. M. CLUB ‘met last night at the home ‘of Miss Dorothy Beckerich, 3319 College Ave.

Nutrition Camp Enrolls 100 ~~

children will be at the Julia Jameson Nutrition Camp near Bridgeport this summer for 10 weeks of

air and sunshine. The camp opened Monday with 85 present -the first day. By Friday another

The increase from last year’s enrollment of 75 is made possible by a recently added wing on the pre'ventorium building at -the camp. It is operated each summer by the Marion Oounty Tuberculosis Asso-

Teiation from proceeds of the organ-

ization’s annual sale of Christmas Seals. The first camp. was held in 1028, Ri Void]

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a pilgrimage to the Connor Prairie| Farm :

A full hundred frail Indianapolis),

nourishing food, proper rest, fresh |.

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Dance Booked

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Beta Chi

Miss - Mary Scott, president ' of GAMMA BETA CHI, has announce ed the group's semi-annual charity dance to be given Saturday night¢ at the Gatling Gun Club, 709 N. Illinois St. On the reservations committee are Mesdames Fred Wagoner, Verna Coleman and Mae Flick. Other - committees include Mes-

og Miss Scott

Rinier, Clarence Flick, Russell Holler and Gus Bisesi, reception; Mrs. Cecil FP. Scott and the Misses Ruth Flick, Pearl Taylor, Betty Carter and Mary Hand, tickets; Mesdames Kenneth Weirick, Homer Stonebreaker and Charles Baird, decorations. >

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Mrs. Fred Hite, assisted, by Mrs. Joseph Hostettler, Mrs. Warren Baker and Miss Lona Turner, were to entertain the ELECTOR 'CHAPTER, VERUS CORDIS SORORITY, at a 12:30 o'clock luncheon today.

The ALPHA TAU CHAPTER OF ALPHA BETA SORORITY will meet at ‘8 p. m. tonight in the Warren Hotel. Installation of officers will take place at the last meeting of the year for ALPHA CHAPTER, SIGMA DELTA TAU SORORITY, tonight at the home of Mrs. Marion Goode, 2117 E. Raymond St. :

Mrs. Norman Wilson will be hostess tonight to members of AL-

DELTA SORORITY.

Officers will be installed and pledges initiated tonight by ALBEA CHAPTER OF OMEGA PHI MAU at 8:30 o'clock in the Spink Arms Hotel.

ALPHA CHAPTER OF OMEGA NU TAU will meet at 7:30 tonight at the Hotel Lincoln.

Miss Peggy Buck will be ingtalled as president of BETA CHAPTER OF OMEGA KAPPA tonight in the home of Mrs. Ernest Mattingly, 411 W. 30th St. Other officers to be inducted are: Miss’ emary Higgins, vice president; Mrs. Joe Jenkins, secretary; Miss Charlotte Twietmeyer, treasurer, and Miss

{Doris Deal, pledge captain.

Dance Revue Tonight

Mrs. Florence McShane will present her pupils in a dance revue tonight at 8 o'clock in the American Central Life Insurance Co. auditorium, Fall Creek Parkway.

Homemakers to Meet

The Liberty Garden Homemakers Club will meet tomorrow dfternoon with Mrs. George R. Stephenson.

PHA CHAPTER OF KAPPA PHI

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1941}

Assist With Campaign of U. S. 0.

Mrs. David P. Williams Jr. (left) is chairman of the Junior League committee which Is assisting with the U. S. 0. campaign.” Among her assistants are (left to

right) Mrs, John P. Colleft, League president; Mrs. Wallace Tomy and Miss Irving Moxley. f

Breakfast at Marott Follows Wallace-Balch Ceremony; Couple to Live in Washington

Dr. Paul Spencer, pastor of the Church of the Stranger in New. York, was to read the marriage service today at°11:30 a. m. for Miss Lucy Ann Balch and the Rev. John E. Wallace of Kansas City, Mo. The

ceremony was to be in the home of Eppert, 3608 Winthrop Ave. The bridal party was to stand in front of the fireplace in the Eppert home, which was to be banked with greenery. Urns of pastel flowers were to stand on either side. - Mr. Eppert was to give the bride in marriage. and William E. Balch, her brother, was to be best man. With a light blue crepe suit, Miss Balch was to wear white accessories and a corsage of orchids. Mrs. Eppert’s costume was to be a dark blue dress with lace inserts.

Following a wedding bremkfast at the Marott Hotel for the families and a few friends, the couple was to leave on a wedding trip." They will be at home after July 5 at 2930 Carlton St., N. E,, Washington. Both are graduates of DePauw University. The bride is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority and of Phi Beta Kappa. The Rev. Wallace was graduated recently from the Boston University School of Theology and also attended Yale University. He is a member of Sigma Nu Fraternity. Among out-of-town guests at the wedding were to be Mrs. W. G. Zimmerman of Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tressel, Battle Creek, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Louden, ‘Bloomington; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gwinn, Noblesville, and

the bride's mother, Mrs, Maurice B.

Mr. and Mrs. George Bowen, Wanamaker.

Michener-Smith

Rite Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edgar Smith of Terre Haute announce the marriage of their daughter, Mary Esther to Richard Shenk Michener, son of Mr. and Mrs, Hallis Michener of Kokomo. The ceremony was performed by the Rev, G. 8. Denton, pastor of the Pirst Methodist Church in Owensboro, Ky., at the parsonage on Sate day, Feb. 24, 1940. Mrs. Michener attended Indiana University. She is a member of Chi Omega Sorority. She has been teaching in the Greendale School at Lawrenceburg. Mr. Michener received his B. S. degree from Indiana University and is now a senior in Indiana University School of Dentistry at Indianapolis. He is a member of Delta Upsilon social fraternity and Delta Sigma dental fraterne ity. Mr. and Mrs. Michener will make their home in Indianapolis where Mr. Michenér will complete his work in the school of dentistry.

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