Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1941 — Page 22

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Traders Point. Hunt Will Give Party For Landowners Qet, 1

| FALL DEFINITELY HAS ARRIVED in these paris. on the date when the Traders Point Hunt gives its annual party for the landowners over whose fields the hunt rides

from autumn to early spring. Fall, then, will have arrived this year on Saturday, Oct. 11. That is the day that the party will be staged at the hunt kennels near Royalton. This year Robert B. Rhoads Sr. heads the arrangements committee for the “event.

Bridal Dinner to Honor Bettie Pearce and Fiance:

MR. AND MRS. E. STARLING PEARCE will entertain at their home Sunday evening with'a bridal dinner for their daughter Pauline Elizabeth, and her fiance, Ensign’ ‘Rebert T. Reid, U. &. N. R,, ‘whose marriage will be the following day. The Celemony will be at 4: 30 - p. m. in Christ Episcopal Church with the Rev. E. Ainger Powell, rector, officiating Ensign Reid's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Reid, and an aunt, Miss Helen Reid, all of Salem, will attend the dinner with members of the bridal party, Attendants will include two sisters of the bride-to-be, Miss Mary Anne Pearce, maid of honor, and Mrs. John A. Hare, Noblesville, bridesmaid; Mrs. James W. ‘Feighner, bridesmaid; James Lockwood, best man; Howard: Rost and Mr. Feighner, ushers.

To Entertain for Ruth Coler

HOSTESSES for a luncheon fomorrow at the Columbia Club:

honoring Miss Ruth Coler will be Mrs. Florence Scott Herdrich and Miss Marjorie Hill. Miss Ooler, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Wendell P. Coler, will be married Sept. 20 to Theodore Scott, son of Mr, and Mrs. Elmer E. Scott. Guests with the bride-to-be, her mother and Mr. Scott’s mother will include Mesdames George V. Underwood, Larry Willson, Sidney Fenstermaker Jr., Ben Weaver, Gordon Culloden, Hiram Sexson, . Thomas Beasley and Richard DeMars, Anderson; Misses Louise Ellen | Trimble, Marjorie Raiser, Beit Jane Tharp, Lu McWhirter and | Yvonne DeBruton. : E » 2 Approximately 50 guests will attend a tea noon by Mrs. Marjorie Ann Stevenson for Miss Eileen Sweeney who is to be married to. Russell Charles Lilly in a Sept. 13 ceremony at | the Indianapelis Athletic Club. The hostess will be ‘assisted by her mother, Mrs. William. Lilly,

| | Mrs. George I. Reeves and Mrs. Carl H. Weyl: will: pour and Mrs.

| Edward P, Gallagher and Miss Emma Louise Reeves will assist in the | dining reom. The betrothed couple will be dinner guests next Thursday of _ Mr. and Mrs. J. Spencer Lloyd at their home. Also at the dinner. will be Mr. and ‘Mrs. Charles Wilbur Hulett. Messrs, Lloyd and ‘Hulett are to be ushers at the wedding. Miss Sweeney is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thomas Sweeney and the prospective bridegroom is the son of Mrs, William.

Lilly. Catey Glossbrenner to Be Hostess for Picnic : A PICNIC will be given tomorrow afternecon hy Miss Catey Glossbrenner. at the Oaklandon home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Glossbrenner, for members of the Old Glory Soeiety, Chil dren of the American Revolution, and their friends.

The picnic will be in the nature of a “back to school” observance

for those returning soon to their studies. Paul Wadleigh, Society ~ president, has been active in arranging the event with Miss Maryann Zinn, Miss Alice Green, Robert Rooe Simpson and other members of the executive board.

JANE JORDAN

- DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am a girl of 18 and ‘while I was attending college in a small town I met a young man whose father is high in the social and political life of the.natian. I very much wanted this young man to ask me for a date and when he did it

...was to go driving. I told him that I could not go just at the time

he asked me but that I wauld love to drive to church with him on the following Sunday morning. He looked puzzled and queer and did not pursue the matter further. Now I feel that I have muffed

my chance. | MISS MUFFET, 2 ” 2 8 " 8 Answer—In this day and time when a young man asks a young lady for a date I suppose he is amazed to be asked to take her to church. After all, he asked you te drive in arder to chat with a view to getting acquainted and did not want to sit sedately througn a sermon. Perhaps he would have been just as astonished if you had asked him to take you to a lecture instead, or a concert, or any other serious gathering of adults where he could not pursue

his romantic interest in you. Since you could not accept his invita~

tion it would have been better for you simply to ask for a raincheck, or to have shown that you were open to other dates of his choosing. I imagine that you are correct in assuming that you muffed your first chance. You ask me why he’ refused to take you to church. Perhaps he isn’t an enthusiastic ehurch goer, and even if he was, did not regard church as a place to start a romance. His mind was on more frivolous things. All you can do to renew his interest is to be friendly and cordial, your manner perhaps you can convince him that a church-going girl can be just as much fun as a non-conformer. Religion is not If he doesn’t respond to further encouragement on your part, there is nothing you can do but give up and try Somebody else. JANE JORDAN. — :

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The Bridal Scene.

news in today’s hridal scene,

Alice Escott, Eleanor Quinn, Paula O'Neill, Mary Reeves, Floye Den, Bernice McWhorter and Louise Fogarty. Among - the guests were Mrs. Francis A, Ohleyer, mother of the bride-to-be, and Mrs. A. P. Lauck, the prospective bridegroom’ s mother. Other guests’ were the Misses Marietta Tormohlen, Patricia Healy, Sarah Jane Wright, Mary Alice Gearns, Marjorie Tuley, Marie Dahlen, Madeline Wheeler, Eleanor Behrent, Mary Kay Collins, Ruth Higgins, Patricia Shine, Nettie Litten, Philomena Fitch, Dorothy French, Mary Ann Murray, Mabel Pierce, Marian VanGorden, Maryanna Crossland, Sarah Fortney, Laura. May Carlton, Madge Gill, Rosemary Walsh, May Gentleman, Louise Crabb, Kathleen O’Donnell, Frances Bretthauer, Ruth Fralich, Garnett Sink, Mary Dugan, Margaret Swindler, Peggy Carr, Gladys Puckett, Mary Claire Kelly, Naomi Tavenor, Frances Scott and Helen Shea. »

The TasiTings of ? lise Wilma Doris Elder to Malcolm McDougall, son of Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. McDougall, 323 N. Drexel Ave. took place at noon Saturday in the Christ Episcopal Church. The Rev. Charles 8. Heckingbottom officiated. Mrs. McDougall is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Elder of Plainville. The couple is at home at 2244 Central Ave. 2 8 2 A linen shower for Mrs. Merrill Sullivan will be given tonight at the home of® Mrs. Joseph A. Litel, 1511 E. 81st St. Mrs. Sullivan was Miss Margaret Schoen before her marriage Aug. 1. Among the guests will be Mrs. John Schoen and Mrs. A. E. Sullivan, mothers of the couple; Mrs. William Belcher, Oceanview, Va.; Mrs. Glenn Batcheldor, San Diego, Cal, and Miss Mary Frances Paul, Cincinnati. Other guests will be Mesdames Leo Kupferscmidt, Edward Schoen, John Guthrie, Jack Graves, Robert Sullivan, Doris Motsinger, Thomas Sparks, Lewis Davis, Eugene Bibbens, Joseph Kennelly, Orlando Dunn, Clinton Moyer, Waldg Clark, Allan Sutton, Leroy Mowery, John Sullivan, Neoral Darnell, William Steckler, John Goodnight, Leslie Devoe, Herbert Evans and William McClenon. The Misses Betty Smith, Mary Fleenor, Ethel Merrick, Mildred Haag, Margaret Trager, Helen Wilson, Naomi Haworth, Lougene Gullett, Maribelle Foster, Sue Stanley, Louise Brandt, Marjorie Scarbrough, Anna Van Dorn, Janet Williams, Rose Ellen Gray, Ruth Ann Lett, Paula MeClurg, Ann Strauss and Virginia Davy also will attend. s 8 o ~ Miss Martha McCleaster, whose marriage to Ernest VanHorn will be Sept. 20, was honor guest recently at a miscellaneous shower given at the home of the prospective bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. VanHorn, 5327 N. Pennsylvania St. 8he is the daughter of Mrs. WesJF Mec McCleaster, 5166 Winthrop Ave. astesses llie Hord, Betty Pagach, Dorothy ce and Dorothy McCleaster, sister of the bride-to-be. Miss McCleaster also was entertained recently at a dinner and personal - shower given at the Marott Hotel. by & group of her friends. . 2 8 8

Miss Rachel Peelle, who will be married tomorrow at 7:30 p. m, in the Broadway Methodist Church to Arthur Small Jr., was. guest of honor at a recent shower given by Mrs. Charles Cowley of Pittsboro. : Among the guests ‘were Miss Peelle’s mother, Mrs. Willis Peelle; Mrs. Arthur Small Sr., Mis¢ Virginid 8mall, Mesdames: Robert Tindall, Robert Ridpath and Wesley Gilbert, sisters of the bride-to-be, and emPlogess of the Merchants” Associaon.

Mrs. Kurt Schmid Guild Hostess

Mrs. Kurt W. Schmidt will. entertain members of the 'S

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Mary Louise Ohleyer Is Honor Guest at Kitchen Shower; Wilma Doris Elder Wed

Several showers and the announcement of a marria

. Miss Mary Louise Ohleyer, who will become the ‘bride of Frank J. Lauck on Sept. 13 in the Church of Christ the King, was guest last night at a kitchen shower in the Hotel Antlers. Misses Josephine Smith, Isahel O’Maley, Catherine Williams, Catherine : Sullivan,

sHostesses were the

Legion Group To Install

Installation of officers for the coming year will be held by the Hayward-Barcus American Legion Auxiliary at an 8 p. m. meeting Wednesday in the World War Memorial. Mrs. Charles P. Andrews, present president, will preside as

president, conducts the ceremony. The new officers are: Mrs. Paul F. Catterson, president; Mrs. Edward Hofstatter, first vice president; Mrs. Cleo McLean, second vice president; Mrs. Delbert O. Wilmeth, recording secretary; Mrs. Elmer Nordholm, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Harry Mearling, treasurer; Miss Betty Jane Kyle, chaplain; Mrs. Edna M. Barcus, historian, and Mrs. Arthur Mullenholz, sergeant-at-arms. ° Mrs. Barcus will read the history of the unit's activities Swine the past year, : ‘® # B Hayward-Barcus Auxiliary, with the Auxiliary of Indianapolis Power & Light Post, will entertain with a joint card party at the United States Veterans’ Hospital Tuesday evening. Hayward-Barcus members of the arrangements committee are Mrs. Mullenholz, chairman, assisted by Mesdames John Wills, Harry Graham, Elmer McCormick and Jean 8. Boyle. *

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1. Miss Kathlyn D. Lawrence was married to Robert McClellan in a ceremony read Aug. 17 in the Fairview Presbyterian Church, Mr. and Mrs. McClellan are at home at 1209 N. Hlinois St. (Moorefield

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2. Mr. and Mrs. Garland A. Stanley, Connersville, have announced the matriege of their daughter, Shirley Louise, to John Warren McCoy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. McCoy. The couple is at home at 1518 E, 10th St. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. King announce the engagement of their daughter, Edithe Kathryn, to Arthur O. Pratt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymand Pratt. The wedding will be Oct. 3 in the University

formed Aug. 17.

Park Christian Church. (Porier Photo.)

4. Mr. and Mrs. Slobodan Yovanevich are at home at 3505 W. 16th St. Ms. Yovanovich was Miss Anna Marie Matich, daughter of Michael Matich, before her marriage Aug. 10. (Holland Photo.) 5. A recent marriage was that of Miss Virginia Cartwright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Cart-

wright, to Raymond Cowden.

6. Mrs. John Deeter was Miss Bertha Regal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Regal, before her mar-

riage Aug. 23. (Boyden Photo.)

A New World's

Is Named at State Fair Show;

Champion Tore

New Jersey Entry Wins Event

‘A new world’s champion junior five-gaited horse was named last night at the State Fair Horse Show in the Celiseum—Worthweil, ehestnut mare entered by the Fair City Stables of Mr. and Mrs. L. Vietor

Weil, Elberon, N. J.

The Weil stables a150 t00K two other first places in the performance and a fourth, Winners storia were

Johnson Chevrolet, Co. $500. Fine Harness Championship Stake— Vanity, Fair City Stables, first; Society Rex, Kalarama Farm, Springfield, Ky., second; Murietta King, Dodge Stables, Rochester, Mich., third. Single Heavy Harness, 15.2 and Over—Invasion, Loula Long Combs, Lee's Summit, Mo., first; Rayal Misiress, Happy Way Farm, Inc, Oak Lawn, Ill, second; Glenorious, Russell F. Abdill, Covington, third. Wm. H. Block Co. $1000 World's Grand Championship Stake for Junior Five-Gaited Horses—Worth-

- | weil, first; Striking Kalarama, Wil-

Far-B Farms, Decatur, Ga., second; Solid Mahogany, H. A. Logan, Warren, Pa., third.

Roadster Pair, Appointments —

| Worthy Ferhes and Society Lady,

Williamsdale Farm, Erlanger, Ky, first; High Time and Spring Time, Highland View Farm, Maple Bark, Ill, second; On Parade and Mate. Dr. R. A. Kidd Jr., Columbus, O.,

third. - Morris Stake E. M. Morris $500 Yearling Championship = Stake—Guiding Moon, Winganeek Farm, Lexington, Ky, first; Gay Frolic, Mrs. Albert Lee

Casey, Pasadena, Cal, second; Orlawn’s Flowing Gold, Orchard Lawn Farm, Muncie, third. Heavy Harness Tandem, Over 14.2 —Honeysuekle Rose and Duchess Crompton, Dodge Stables, first; Seaton Mercutio and Seaton Mardi Gras, Seldom Idle Farm, Hammond, second; Pride of Onway and Duke of J indsor, Happy Way Farm, Inc. . Claypool Hotel $500 Three-Gaited hampionship Stake — America utiful, Fair City Stables, first; World's Fairest, Wil-Far-B Farms, ‘second; Robert, the Devil, Campbell ‘Bewall, Houston, Tex., third. Matinee Results Afternoon show winners included: The Polk Sanitary Milk Co, $100 Three-Gaited Pony Championship Stake—Little Angel, North Branch Stock Farm, Mt, Clemens, Mich, first; The Little Buccaneer, Miss Dolores Covert, Indianapolis, second; Dashing Duchess, Billy Curran Jr. Louisville, Ky,, third, Ye Gatien Stallion or Galdmg. ud Lawrence Mrs. Hurley B Soul Lawrenceville, Ill, first; Stark, Roca

Rex Peavine, Lloyd C. Star Final, Wil rah dy Fare : Three-G

Ir - Fair City Stables, first; Silver "Moon, Bon ex. Creadon, Cleveland, third; Additional Winners

Tive-Gatted Stallion, Mare - of

Ruth Hider, George A. Schilling, | La.'ayette, third. Five-Gaited Mare, Any Age— Stark's Peavine Princess, Loyd C. Stark, first; Brown 8ilk, Willisbrook- Farm, Malvern, Pa. second; Shizy of E: M. Morris, South Bend,

King Fusee and King Fanfare, Dodge Stables, Reveler and Fleetwood Zephyr, Heyl Pony Farm; Washington, 1l1., ond; Modern History and

Highland View Farm, third. Marietta Tucker Is Club President

Miss Marietta Tucker is the new president of Les Jeunes Filles SubDeb Club. Other officers for the year are Miss -Margaret Albertson, vice president; Miss Annabelle Simmong, recording secretary; Miss Ida Mae Graff, corresponding secretary

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burne, publicity chairman. Three club members who will leave next week for colleges are the Misses Phyllis Webb, Bettijane 8&chenck and Sadie Kretheotis. Miss Naomi Lasley will be in charge of the next meeting on Thursday.

Sub-Deb Club Elects New Officers

New officers of the T. O. P. 8. Sub-Deb Club are Miss Mary Jean ‘Funk, president; Miss Betty Bruner, seeretary; Miss OCharlette Meyers, corresponding secretary, and Miss Thelma Pfaffenberger, treasurer. Miss Helen Shane is retiring president. Other members of the club are the Misses Mary ‘Alice Hussey, Male Ellen Trout and Marcia Harrison.

Mothers’ Club Will Lunch Tuesday

The Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers’ Club of Butler University will have : covered dish luncheon at 12:30 m, Tuesday " the home of the Dent. Mrs. 8. PF. Dolzall, 328

There will be Sisto of plans for an October card ty fhe business meeting fol

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Return Home

ail ” a) ane dat “gon is, J081C "| Guilfo ve., an an ‘daughter, John Jr. and Charlotte Ann, returned recently after a twoweek trip to Netthport Point, M. with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Min

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By Republicans

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Luncheon Set

“ Founders and past presidents of the Marion County Council of Republican Women will be honor guests at a luncheon Thursday noon the Canary Cottage. Mrs. Arthur R. Robinson will be the toastmaster. Hostesses will be the: Mesdames Frank Cones, John ‘Engelke, H. L. Daugherty, Fred Kep-

Hackney Pony Pair, in Tandem first; Fleetwood |,

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‘and. treasurer, and Miss Jean Shel-|

yp Assisting Mrs. Fred Atkinson and Mrs. Letha Lovinger with arrangements are Miss Margaret McFarland and the Mesdames . Pyrl Hughes, William Bosson, ‘Zora Yolk,

FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 1047}

Women Have Roles i in the ( Current Bridal Scene

Rosemary Gray;

Will Be Wed : This Evening

The Rev. Ezra L. Hutchens wil} read the marriage service - tonight. uniting Miss Rosemary Elsie Gray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Gray, 5621 Beechwood Ave, and

David Allen Dilley, son of Mr. and: Dale D. Dilley, Brookville

Road. The 8 o'clock ceremony will

|take place in the Irvington Methoe,

dist Church. i Preceding the service, Mrs. Bere

neice Fee Mozingo, organist, will play bridal airs. Attendants for the bride will be Mrs. Norman E. Mc< Intyre, sister of the bridegroom; matren of honor; Miss Adele Dene man of Nicholasville, Ky., Miss Lu« cille McGlasson and Miss Beara Pitschke, bridesipaids, 3 Ju ray Allen as flower g oS. Gray, the bride's prothet, will stand with Mr. Dilley as bes man. Ushers will be Roger Stratis man, Jack Mitchell, Charles Terrell, Charles Fleitz, Mark W. Gray antl John Devine. Miss Gray will be given in mare riage by her father. Her gown of white princess satin will have & beaded girdle, long sleeves and full train. She will wear a long vi falling from a Juliet cap and Ww carry bride’s roses and gardenias. * Peacock blue satin, made on boufe fant lines with a basque’ jacket, be Mrs. McIntyre’s frock, with which she will wear a matching Juliet cap and carry yellow roses. Similap dresses of rose will he worn by Mist Denman and Miss McGlasson' a of blue by Miss Pitsche. They have bouquets of baby dy mums. The flower girl will wear & | floor length dress of blue gers: gette. A reception at the Indianapolis. | Athletic Club will follow the ceres: | mony, after which Mr. and Mrs, | Dilley will leave on a wedding tripg + They will be at home later in the fall in their new home. The bride: is a graduate of Sullins Colleges: Bristol, Va., and attended DePauw; | University. Mr. Dilley attended Buts, ler University. Out-of-town. guests will includ | Mrs. Victor R. Baur and daughtets { Patti, Detroit; Ensign Donald G: of Washington and William Pits?

8 L. McCormick and E: W. Curtis.

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