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£ Scott-Coler "Ceremony Is This Evening

Reception to Follow At Propylaeum

.~ ‘A ceremony at 8:30 o'clock this evening in the First Presbyterian Church will unite Miss Ruth Coler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Phillips Coler, 127 E. 44th St., and Theodore Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bmer BE. Scott, 2002 N. Alabama ‘ Palms and ferns will be massed at the altar at which Dr. George Arthur Frantz performs the ceremony and lilies and white gladioli will decorate the altar rail. Mrs. William H. Newcomer, organist, and Miss Jean Orloff, violinist, will - play bridal airs. Gowns of Miss Coler’s attendants . are of emerald green chiffon on Grecian lines with high necklines and long, full sleeves tied at the % wrists. They will carry shower ar- # rangements of Johanna Hill roses ~ and white - pompon chrysanthemums. # Mrs. Florence Scott Herdrich, sister of the bridegroom, will be matron of honor and bridesmaids will be Mrs. Richard Bruce DeMars, Anderson, Miss Marjorie Hill, Bruceville, Miss Louise Ellen Trimble and - Miss Lue McWhirter. Traditional ivory satin in princess style will be worn by the bride. The gown is styled with a deep pointed yoke of mousseline de soie bordered with seed pearls. Her long veil falling to the hem of her train, has an overveil of Chantilly lace fashioned from the bridal gown of her mother. Her flowers will be a shower of as-

|P-T-A. Head * {To Be Honored At Luncheon

City Council Begins - Season Wednesday

A President's Day meeting Wednesday at the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church will open the year of the Indianapolis Council of Parent-Teacher Associations. | Guests will include DeWitt 8, Morgan, City School Superintend= ent; Virgil Stinebaugh and H, A, Hacker, assistant superintendents; the. Rev. W, C. Calvert, Grace Methodist Church pastor; Mrs. James L. Murray, Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers president; Miss Grace Brown, Indiana Free Kindergarten director; Mrs, Earl Barnhart, Marion County Council of P.-T. A. president; Mrs, Logan G. Hughes, vice president of Region 4, National Congress of Parents and Teachers; Mrs. Frank E. Rieman, Region 7 district di-_ rector; Mesdames S. M. Myers, Maurice Eppert, Edward J. Thompson, Witt Hadley and George L. Clark, past presidents of the Ine dianapolis Council. = Mrs. Walter R. Shirley, president, will preside and Mrs. Palmer School 84 P.-T.-A. president, will play Organ numbers, - e morning session beginning at 10 o'clock, the retiring president will introduce Mrs. Shirley who will present. representatives from her school. Luncheon at 12:30 p. m. will precede the afternoon session opens ing at 1:30 p. m. . During the latter one-hour con ferences will be conducted by Coune

. ; : . . Ehrich Photo.' Mrs. M. Stanley McComas (left) is captain of 8 team in the Civie Theater's 27th annual membership campaign. Among those working with her are Mrs. Forrest Teel (right) and Mrs. Edgar W. Hauser. : > .

Kappa Alumnae Association Voters to Hear

Mr. and Howard J. Lacy Sr. are among the lovers of horses. throughout the State who ‘are anticipating the ninth annual Saddle Horse: Roundup. The event will be Sept. 28 at the State Fair Grounds. :

Mrs. Laura E. Ray Announces John D. Longs

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.. Mrs. Preston L. Highley and

cension lilies and Johanna Hill roses. George Bernard Swanson, Ft. Wayne; will be Mr. Scott's best man and ushers will be John Masters, Wesley Martin and Thomas Beasley

non. Rose lace will be worn by Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Coler’s gown is of

sequins ornamenting the sleeves, Couple to Take Motor Trip

The reception following the ceremony will be held at the Propylaeum. After a motor trip the couple will be at home at 4308 Guilford Ave. As her gomng-away costume the bride has chosen a costume suit of black wool with a jacket of Horse Show red trimmed with Persian lamb. She will wear a corsage of green and white orchids. Miss Coler is a graduate of the University of Michigan and a member of Alpha Phi Sorority. Mr. Scott attended Indiana University where he was a member of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity. Among guests at the ceremony will be Mr. and Mrs. Andrews B. Chalmers, Misses Ann and Jean and Philip Chalmers, Toledo; Mrs. Francis Barrett, Ida, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward English, Urbana, O.; Mr. and Mrs. David A. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Parker, Chicago; Miss Betty Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coler, Detroit; Mr. DeMars, Anderson; Mrs. Swanson, Ft. Wayne; Mrs. F. G. Hill and Miss Martha Rae Hill, Bruceville; Mr. and Mrs. James @G. MacNab, Donald MacNab and Miss Helen Pickering, New Castle.

Clubs— :

Meetings honoring presidents claim the limelight in club news for next week. A luncheon-bridge at the Columbia Club Tuesday will honor Mrs. Harry C. Kennett, president of tht, CHILDREN’S SUNSHINE CLUB OF SUNNYSIDE. ; - The committee in charge of the 12:30 p. m. luncheon and party includes Mrs. Albert L. Marshall, chairman, and Mesdames D. C. Jolly, A. J. Clark, FP. C. Bird, John E. Hampton, C. R. Swaim, C. T. Ralphy and Harry German. New officers in addition to Mrs. Kennett are Mrs. Clark, past president; Mrs. B. L. Byrket, first vice president; Mrs. W. B. Peake, second vice president; Miss Margaret Murray, recording secretary; Mrs. Charles L. Bogart, corresponding secretary; Mrs. D. C. Jolly, treasurer. Also Mrs. S. R. Lovick, ways and means chairman; Mrs. Bird, entertainment; Mrs. Hampton, hospitality; Mrs. George Newton, buyer; Mrs. John W. Fraim, publicity; Mrs. German, telephone; Mrs. W. J. Overmire, welfare; Mrs. Marshall, Seventh District, Indiana FPederation of Clubs, delegate; Mrs. D. P. Barrett, membership; Mrs. John Connor, parliamentarian; Mrs. Otis Carmichael and Mrs. Ure M. Frazer, directors.

Mrs. Frank McConnell will talk on “Famous Women” before the GOOD WILL SERVICE CLUB when it meets Wednesday at the noms of S. Ralph Terry, 4061 N. Capitol Ave, for a covered dish luncheon at 12:30 p. m, Mrs. Russell G. Fortune will sing. hostesses will be

Homer B. Stevens and Mrs. Guy

Lefforge, Officers for the year are Mrs. Ar-

J.|at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.

Will Open Season Monday At Butler Chapter House

Mrs. Gayle B. Wolfe, incoming president of the Indianapolis AlumJr. and B. Kemper Westfall, Leba-| nae Association of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, has issued “draft papers inducting all local alumnae into service on.Sept. 22.” ’ That is the date of the association’s first fall meeting at the Butler University Chapter House, 821 W. Hampton Drive. The “call” also inhunter’s green moss crepe with gold| cluded a “program of maneuvers” for the entire season.

Monday night’s meeting will be a supper at 6 p. m. with Mrs. Newell C. Munson, chairman of arrangements, assisted by Miss Carolyn Varin and Miss Betsy Wolfe. Reservations may be made with Mrs. James A. Hogshire Jr. Miss Pauline Vonnegut, who has just returned from a two-months tour of South America, will describe her experiences in a talk, “Contrasts.” Asel Spellman Stitt, soprano, will give a group of Spanish songs preceding the talk and will be accompanied by Mrs. Neal D. Ireland, a member of Kappa who has lived in South America for 10 years. Special guests at the opening meeting will be the June graduates from the four Indiana chapters. Initiation services will be conducted by Mrs. Barry E. Ellice, province vice president, for them and the other new members of the local group. Mrs. Everett M. Schofield, national president of the fraternity, will be introduced as honor guest by Mrs. Wolfe. Special hostesses for the September meeting will be Mesdames Robert Gruen, James Lesh,

Gaines-Maines Rite Will Be at Wabash College

Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Sept. 20.—~The Wabash College Chapel here will be the scene, at 2:30 p. m. today, of the wedding of Miss Marjory Ann Maines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Maines, 3409 Ken-

wood Ave. Indianapolis, and Charles E. Gaines, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Gaines, Springfield, Ill Palms, ferns, seven-way candelabra and tall standards of white gladioli will decorate the chapel as the Rev. Obed Johnson performs the marriage ceremony. Franz Prell, organist, will play the bridal airs and during the service will play “Sweetheart of Sigma Chi.” Attendants will be Mrs. Jack

Walter Hubbard Jr, James M.! Leffel, James F. Nicolai and Ralph Hook and Miss Jean Grumme anc Miss Peggy Burrell. According to Mrs. Frank H. Fairchild, rush recommendations chairman for Indianapolis, reports on new members will be made by Mrs.

Lyman Pearson, Indians University | rose

Chapter; Mrs. Jack Gulling, Butler, and Miss Jean Grumme, DePauw. Purdue University does not pledge new members until the second semester. The executive board for the coming year includes Mrs. Ross 3 Clark, vice president; Mrs. Richard Lowther, recording secretary; Mrs. Donald Con:pton, corresponding secretary; Mrs, Harold H. Wright, treasurer, and Mrs. Harry Harlan, Panhellenic delegate. Two former presidents will serve as members at large—Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Frederick T. Hill. Season’s Schedule On Oct. 13 the association will have a “Birthday Mess” at the Propylaeum and on Nov. 13 will hear Miss Heloise Smartt of Oklahoma City, field secretary, talk at the K. K. G. House. The Christmas party will be Dec. 6 and another party on Jan, 17. Visitor's Day will be observed Feb. 7 at the House and March 14 is the date set for the State Day luncheon

Officers will be elected on April 13 and a garden party is scheduled for May 16.

Beta Delphian Club Notes Founders’ Day

Both President’s Day and Founder's Day will be observed by the Beta Delphian Club at a 1 o'clock luncheon Thursday in the Spink Arms Hotel. The club was organized 20 years ago. Following the luncheon Mrs, Max P. Dahl will present a program. Retiring advisory board members, who will be in charge of the lunch-

thur LaRue, president; Mrs. V. W.leon, are Mrs. Albert F. Meurer, Dean, vice president; Mrs. Dan|chairman, and Mesdames Oliver 8S. Reinhardt, secretary; Mrs. BEverett|Guio, Ceril 8S. Ober, Ralph RenVan Qamp, treasurer; Mrs. O. K.|frew, Charles, Maston, Marion F. Enzor and Mrs. Wlillam Russell, | Peebles and J. H. May. - Indianapolis Council of Women| Mrs. Renfrew will be installed delegate and alternate; Mrs. Wil-|as 1041-42 president of the club. Ham J. Burden, Riley Cheer Guild|Other new officers to be installed

delegate; Mrs. 8. L. McCormick,

chairman, with Mrs. Jacob King and Mrs. Stevens, ways and means.

A President’s Day tea and musicale held Tuesday by the CON MOTO MUSIC CLUB at the home of Mrs. L. S. Hallam, 5456 N. Capitol Ave., will honor Mrs. L. P, Kreiser,

president. The musical program of piano,

rranged by the program chairman, Mrs. A. A.

The ST. CLAIR LITERARY CLUB will observe President’s Day with S luncheon Dusaay > in home of ou Guilford Ave, =

The first fall meeting of the IN.

are Mrs. Fred W. Schullmeyer, vice president; Mrs. Mark Covert, secretary; Mrs. BE. J. Dillis, treasurer, and Mrs. Dahl, historian. Club members ‘will. study South America during the year with the following discussion leaders: Mesdames J. A. Mathews, J. E. Barcus, Carl Elliott, Walter Jenson, William O. Cheesman and William Geisecker, :

Book Forum Project To Aid Blind

A guest day Monday in Ayres’ auditorium will open. the season of the Book Forum. Mrs. Olive Enslen

Hill, Hartford City, and Robert ~'-'=ag Danville, Ill, brother of ‘idegroom. - The bride's coswill be a brown crepe frock ui. cet length worn with brown accessories and an orchid corsage. Mrs. Hill's navy frock, accented with white, will be worn with pink

S. Mrs. Maines, mother of the bride, has chosen a navy sheer, trimmed with white, and navy and white accessories, while Mrs. Gaines will wear a brown and aqua printed crepe with brown accessories. Both

B.| will have gardenia corsages.

A reception will be held after the ceremony at the home of the bridegroom’s cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Shaver. The couple will leave immediately after the reception for a short wedding trip. They will be at home after Oct. 1 at 5819 E. Washington St. Indianapolis. Mr. Gaines was graduated from Wabash and is a member of Sigma Chi and Phi Beta Kappa fraternities.

G. O. P. Picnic Will Be in Anderson

An all-day picnic with a covered dish luncheon will be held Thursday by the Indiana Woman's Republican Club at the home of Mrs. Albert Vestal, Victory Court, Anderson. Fred E. Shick, chief deputy of the Secretary of State, will be the speaker during the afternoon, Election of a nominating committee will take place and delegates will be chosen to attend the convention of the National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs in Indianapolis Oct. 18. Reservations for transportation by bus to Mrs. Vestal’'s home may be made before Wednesday with Miss Emma. McNanny. Mrs. Sarah Wager, president, will preside.

Return From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Green, 5230 Primrose Ave. have returned from a motor trip to Niagara Falls, Canada and Washington.

Engaged

Tinder is to review “The Keys of |

the Kingdom” (Cronin) at the 11:30 a. m, meeting. :

“The Forum

<7 Kindred Photo. . Mrs. Edward B. Pitcher announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Virginiaz ‘Avey, to Edward C. Off Jr., son of Mr. and be Oct. 17 In the Woodruff United

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Michigan League Head

Mrs. James A. Starr, president of the Michigan League of Women Voters, will talk on “The Place of the League of Women Voters in the Present Emergency” before the Indianapolis League and prospective

.|members Wednesday at 2:15 p. m. in

John Herron Art Museum. : Mrs. Starr is a graduate of Winthrop College and has taken work at the University of Wisconsin. She has served as a member of the executive committee of the Grand Rapids Council of Social Agencies and has been president of the Grand Rapids League and chairman of the Department of Government and Economic Welfare for the Michigan League. : The tea is open to any woman in Indianapolis, who is interested in the League of Women Voters, Mrs. Lester A. Smith, president has announced. She said: “The League of Women Voters is making a very definite contribution to the defense program of the United States, and would like to acquaint more women of Indianapolis with the seven points of the League's own defense program, which will be undertaken here as well as in hundreds of other gonnmunities, throughout the United tates.”

To Discuss Seven Points

The seven points to be discussed are as follows: Taxation and defense, Inter-American co-operation, living costs and defense, school facilities and housing in defense areas, relief in relation to defense, collec= tive bargaining in relation to defense and civil liberties in relation to defense. Mrs. Smith will preside. The five department chairmen of the Indianapolis League will be present to talk with new members about the program of study planned for all the groups and Mrs. John K. Goodwin will explain the neighborhood group plan. Department chairmen include: Government and its Operation, Mrs. Charles B. Welliver; Gov= ernment and Foreign Policy, Mesdames Donald Gerking, Roy Coats and Robert Sinclair; Government and Economic Welfare; Mrs, C. B. Durham; Government and Social Welfare, Mrs. Fred Bates Johnson, and Government and Education, Mrs. Arthur Medlicott.

Rev. Winders

Reads Service

A lace handkerchief carried by her mother, Mrs. Juanita McCleaster, and her grandmother, Mrs. Charles A. Young, at their weddings was to be used today by Miss Mary Martha McCleaster for her marriage to Ernest VanHorn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. VanHorn. Miss McCleaster’s father is Wesley MeCleaster. ; Rev. C. H. Winders was to officiate at the noon ceremony in the Madonna Chapel of the Third Christian Church. Mrs. B. L. Conner, organist, was to play a program of bridal airs and Ruell Moore was to sing. ] The bride’s father was to give her in marriage. She was to wear ga

| Defense Blue covert cloth costume

suit with a black hat, black accessories and a corsage of Cattleya

orchids. : Her sister, Miss Dorothy McCleaster, who was to be her maid of honor, was to be attired in a wine velveteen costume suit, worn with a wine felt hat, velvet gloves and a corsage of Johanns Hill roses. She was to wear a strand of pearls, a gift of the bride. Alex Corbett was to be Mr. VanHorn’s best man and Burke Whitaker was to usher. Mrs. McCleaster has chosen a blue chiffon velvet dress with black hat and accessories for the service. Mrs. VanHorn was to be in a black sheer wool dress and was to have a black hat and gold accessories. Both were to wear corsages of rubrum lilies. After a short wedding trip, the couple will be at home at 143¢ N. Delaware St.

Sipe-Hammond Rite i To Be Next Saturday

Mr. and Mrs, George D. Hunter, 2320 Park Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Hunter Hammond,

J. C. Sipe, 5202 Grandview Drive. The wedding will be at 2:30 p. m. next Saturday at the McKee Chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church,

Sorority Plans Party A “back to school” party will follow a short business meeting held by Alpha Chapter, Omega Nu Tau Sorority, Wi ing

Wiener Roast Toda 3338

Season’s Committees for

Will Live

Indianapolis Council of Women (1, Phoenix

Announcement of committee appointments for the coming club season has been made by Mrs. Laura E. Ray, president of the Indian-

apolis Council of Women.

A breakfast at the Indianapolis Athletic Club for 75 guests followed

These include Mrs. Lowell 8. Fisher, parliamentarian; Mrs. J. H.|he wedding of _ > Armingten, historian; Mrs. Charles E. Smith, bulletin editor, with Mrs. | 1c cong of Miss Frances Court J. Malcolm Dunn and Mrs. Fisher as assistants; Mrs. Emory W. Cowley,

chairman of pages. Council of Women are Mesdames: Donovan A. Turk. Committee appointments include! Telephone and Hospitality—Mrs. Clyde V. Montgomery and Mrs. Ralph Cradick, chairman and vice chairman, with the following telephone aids: Mrs. Marie Rodgers and Mrs, A. C. Bennett, first section; Mrs. Andrew Underwood and Mrs. B. FP. Entwhistle, second section; Mrs. H. D. Merrifield and Mrs, A. J. Robinson, third section; Mrs. J. W. Knipp and Mrs. William Peet, fourth section; Mrs. Pinkney Davis and Mrs. H. A. Millbern, fifth section; Mrs. N. D. Richardson and Mrs. C. O. Warnock, sixth section; Mrs. G. P. Stockton and Mrs. C. C. Byfield, seventh section; Mrs. Mable Bruce and Mrs. Harry Rinehart, eighth section; Mrs. Fred Doeppers and Miss Mary E. Cain, ninth section; Mrs. William L. Perry and Mrs. W. D. Niman, 10th section; Mrs. R. R. Jordan and Mrs, Louis Wolf, 11th section; Mrs. Frank Nesbit and Mrs. H. R. Pierce, 12th section. On the hospitality committee will be Mesdames A. . Deardorff, George E. Dunn, Russell Machael, James S. Marlowe, Jesse E. Martin, Emil J. Reinhardt, Frank GQ. Sink ‘and Orvel E. Stone. ? ; Other appointments include: Americanism and national defense ~—Mrs. Turk and Mrs. Paul Duckwall, chairman and vice chairman, with Mesdames A. J, Clark, Charles Compton, Fisher, Lloyd D. Kirk, Richard J. Layton, Richard B. Miller, Rudolph J. Roller, J. P. Robinson, Richard Smith and *Frank A. Consumers’ problems—Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Herbert T. Grouns, chairman and vice chairman, with Miss Janice Berlin, Mesdames Harry W. Dragoo, Oscar Forsythe, O:. M. Helmer, George PF. Earl, Samuel Nail, William H. Pearl, Chalmer Schlosser and Ernest B. Thompson,

.Education—Mrs. J. Francis Huffman and Mrs. W. A. Ferguson, chairman and vice chairman, with Mesdames Clinton J. Ancker, Ida Broo, E. I. Burnett, Brewer T. Clay, Trevor B. Geddes, Forest L. Hackley, Olin R. Hardy, Izona Shirley, Florence Thacker and Frank E. Weimer. - Extension—Mrs. Padgett and Mrs. Armington, chairman .,and vice chafrman, with Mrs. D. T. Weir and 8. Blanche McFadden; legislative —Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge and Mrs. Charles H. Smith, chairman and vice chairman, with Mesdames W. C. Bartholomew, John Connor, Robert Flutro, Othniel Hitch, Edward H. Niles, Howard Reed, Robert F. Shank, John W. Thornburgh, Adolf Wagner and Jules G. Zinter,

Municipal affairs—Mrs. I. R. Yeagy and Mrs. George W. Dyer, chairman and vice chairman, with Mesdames John W. Carter, Robert Goodlet, Earl Kyle, Otto Lawrenz, George E. Maxwell, Ray O'Malley, Glenn Parrish and A. E. Sullivan, Public health—Mrs. Herbert A. Asperger and Mrs. Murray F. Connor, chairman and vice chairman, with Mesdames D. A. Anderson, Russell Hippensteel, Russell C. Hook, William H. Meuser, William Ricketts, Fred S. Saunders,’ Harold B. Smith, H. C. Tope and Arthur G. Wilson. 5 . Recreation—Mrs. Arthur S. Brown and Mrs, Henry W. Ker, chairman and vice chairman, with Mesdames F. D. Antonides, Mark Demaree, Thomas W. Demmerly, H. H. Esky, John W. Kiser, Mack R. Parker, William R. Simons and Eve R. Steele. Welfare—Mrs. Gilbert Forbes and Mrs. Fred Fate, chairman and vice chairman, with Mesdames Leslie B. Andrews, J. A. Cameron, C. M. Clapp, O. C. Dorrah, Norman Hamilton, Burton A. Knight, May Brooks Miller, Harry PF. Nolen, E. W. Stockdale and Russell J. Worthington.

Mabel Shideler, Miss Kathryn ett and Miss Rosemary Redding.

Mrs. John P. Morgan |

to| To Visit Here

‘Mrs. John Pierpont Morgan, New York, will arrive tomorrow at the Marott Hotel for a visit of several M: 3 V : Ay i Seen ane x es Tuesday at Sportswear

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A wiener roast will be held at

‘Park at 8 p. m, ri a6 5 m. today by

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E E. Padgett, C. D. Vawter and Couple to Take Trip East

A motor trip through the East will follow the wedding of Miss Elfrieda Niemeyer to Carl J. Rieck at 7:30 p. m. today in Friedens Evangelical Church: She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Niemeyer, 917 Bradbury Ave. and Mr. Rieck’s parents are Mr. and Mrs, Charles Rieck, 742

Sanders St. . Jesse Crane will play a program of bridal selections including “Indian Love Call,” “Intermezzo,” “Liebestraum” and Schubert’s “Ave Maria.” Walter Hoffman is to sing. Church decorations will include palms, ferns, two seven-branch candelabra and baskets of white lilies. The Rev. Robert C. Kuebler will hear the marriage vows. . The bride’s attendants will be Miss Jean Rieck, sister of the bridegroom, maid ‘of honor; Miss Mary Roche, Miss Marie Cook and Mrs. Chris Krohne, bridesmaids. . Miss Rieck will wear Arcady rose taffeta and the bridesmaids will be in romance blue. The gowns have sweetheart necklines, short puffed sleeves and four-tiered bouffant skirts. They will carry pink roses tied with contrasting ribbons knotted with sweetheart roses, and will ‘wear rose halos in their hair. Mr. Niemeyer will give his daughter in marriage. Her white satin gown, in princess style, is made with a sweetheart neckline and a fitted bodice of lace insertion and tiny tucks. Lace inserts extend from the shoulder line to the end of the train and the pleated front yoke has orange blossoms at the neckline. Her full length veil will be held by a Dutch cap trimmed with pearlized orange blossoms and she will carry white roses with a shower of ribbons caught with sweetheart roses. Robert Unversaw, brother-in-law of the bride, will serve as Mr. Rieck’s best man and ushers will be Christian Schlensker, Oscar Rosenbaum, Alvin Brehob, Vernon Elbrecht and Louis Kemmerer. The bride's mother will wear black crepe trimmed with white lace and a corsage of white flowers while Mrs. Rieck will wear a blue flowered gown with a corsage of pink roses. When they return from their honeymoon Oct. 5, the couple will be at home at 2842 N. Harding St. The bride will travel in a brown dress with brown accessories and a corsage of sweetheart roses.

Sponsors Dance The Bon Ton Club, 322 E. New York St. will sponsor a card party and dance at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow. Gilly Banta’s orchestra is to play.

Chairman

ney to John D. Long this morning.

in SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Raymond R. Noll and the Rev. Fr. James Hickey said the nuptial mass. White chrysanthemums in gold vases stood on the main altar and the same flowers were used on the side altars. Tapers in gold candelabra lighted the sanctuary. Elmer A. Steffen sang and Miss Helen Shepard, - organist, played the wedding

music. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Courtney, 1737 N. Meridian St, and Mr, Long’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. George W. Long, Phoenix, Ariz. , As she entered on the arm of her father, the bride wore ivory slipper satin fashioned with sweetheart neckline, long, tight sleeves and a fitted midriff above a skirt that swept into a long, round train. Her full-length illusion veil fell from a profile headdress edged in satin and she carried a round bouquet of stephanotis and roses with an orchid center.

Sister Is Attendant

A faille taffeta frock was worn by her sister and only attendant, Miss Ruth Courtney. A full gored skirt of harvest leave shades was topped by a bodice of bronzeene green and she wore a hat of the same shade in velvet and taffeta. Bronze and autumn - toned chkrysanthemums formed her bouquet. Mr. Long's attendants were James O'Malley, Phoenix, best man, and John and Robert Courtney, the bride’s brothers, ushers. | Mrs. Courtney, mother of the bride, chose a black gown with a jet trimmed Eton jacket while Mrs. Long’s costume was of defense blue. Both wore orchid eorsages.

‘Reception Is This Afternoon

Assisting at a reception at the Courtney home from 2 to 4 p. m. this afternoon were to be Misses Lucille Stenger, Kathleen Flynn and Josephine Deery. Leaving for a motor trip west, the bride will wear a costume suit of turquoise blue with lynx collar, brown accessories and an orchid corsage. After Oct. 15 the couple will be at home in Phoenix. Guests here from out-of-town included Miss Lorraine Brentano, Evansville; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Kelly, Mesdames Joseph 'D. Cain, Donald Kelly and Nancy O’Brien and Miss Vivian Lukanitsch, Chicago; Miss Mary and Clarence Donovan, Bedford; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Drake, Lexington, Ky.; Miss Eleanor Cooke, Oak Park, Ill; Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Griffith, Misses Virginia Griffith, Sybil Lytle and Irma Winner, Ft. Wayne; Mrs. Robert Harnikel, Cincinnati. Mrs. F. M. Mueller and Miss Mary Mueller, Lawrenceburg; Miss Sara Myers, Lafayette; Dr. and Mrs, Morris Pfeifer, Lawrenceburg; Miss Elizabeth Sauer, Jeffersonville; Mrs. H. P. Sullivan ‘and Miss Margaret Sullivan, Terre Haute; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Smith, South Bend; Miss Margaret Long, sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs. O'Malley, Phoenix; Mrs. Ruth D. Burton, Mrs. George Dekker and Miss Mary Burton, St.

| Louis; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walsh,

the committee on organisation of |

the Indians Chapter of the Special Libraries Association. The group will meet Sept. 29 at the also is serving as chairman-elect of the social science group of the national association. Mrs. Pearl Docherty, librarian at the Indian-

y Epsilon Chap |rority, at 8 p. m.

Lieut. Paul F. Mueller, Tampa, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. James Colleran, Cleveland; Miss Helen Van Metre, Muncie, and Mr. ‘and Mrs. Leo Crismore, Bloomington. ~The bride is a graduate of St. Mary-of-the-Waods College and the bridegroom attended Villa Nova Preparatory School, Ojai, Cal, and Santa Clara College, Santa Clara,

Sponsors Style SEow Thursday Afternoon

The Woman's Auxiliary of the Irvington Presbyterian Church will sponsor a style show and tea in the downstairs dining room of the church at 2 p. m. Thursday. Miss Ji Wasson'’s Bureau will t fashions for this fall and

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International will open its season at 1:30 p. Tuesday in the home of Mrs. G Fl

To Plan Convention |

cil chairman of health, hospitality, Juvenile protection, legislation, rece reation, membership, parent edu< cation, program service, publicity, publications and safety departments. a Presents’ conference also will be eld. j The meeting wil] adjourn follows ing the conferences. Mrs. Ray W, Roberson, 2451 E. Riverside Drive,

Delegates to the May Wright Sewall Indiana|The ceremony was read at 10 o'clock {will accept luncheon reservations

until noon Monday. Mrs. E. J. Meloy, 604 N. Tibbs Ave., is receiving cone tributions to the student aid fund. Council year books, publicity cards and program material will be dis tributed at the meeting.

Committees Announced

Committees for the day include: Mrs. Paul J. Howey, general chairman, with Mrs. Walter A. Schulz and Mrs. Richard J. Sturm as ase sistants; Mrs. Roberson with Mrs, Matthew Winters and Mrs. Claude M. Wise as assistants, reservations; Mrs. A. F. Vehling and Mrs. Ralph Davis, registration and program; Mrs. Clifford. B. Moore and Mrs, Walter L. Thoms, year books and literature; Mrs. Frank J. Tesky, publications. Dining room—Mrs. Richard J, Sturm, chairman, with Mesdames Arthur W. Rahn, Gilbert Bentley, G. E. Bramblett, Robert Wild, E. J, Meloy, Carl Stout, Sheldon Goode win and Lorenzo Jones; hospitality —MTrs. Frank W. Strohm, chairman, with Mrs. George L. Clark, Mrs, Irvin Morris, Charles M. Sharp and George Fisher.

Mrs. Shirley has announced the following new board members: Charles M. Sharp, principal of as Carr Howe High School advisory committee; Mrs; Carl Stout, School 76, program service;

Mrs. Sheldon Goodwin, School 62,

safety chairman; and Mrs. Lorenzo Jones, School 85, music chairman.

The annual Garden and Flower Festival of SCHOOL 42 will be held Wednesday. Orchestra music will be played during the all-day festi= val. Parents and friends are ine vited. Parent-Teacher aciivities of the EMMAUS LUTHERAN P.-T. A. will open at 11:45 a. m. Wednesday with a covered dish luncheon honoring . mothers of new pupils. Newly elected officers are Mrs. Walter Merklin, president; Mrs. C. F. Schwomeyer, vice president, and Mrs. Walter Krome, secretarytreasurer.

New members of the THEODORE POTTER FRESH AIR SCHOOL P.-T. A. will be honor guests at a tea given by the group Thursday at 1:30 p. m. !

Donald Gardner Takes Bride

The Rev. E. Arnold Clegg, pastor of the Capitol Avenue Methodist Church, was to officiate at a 2 p. m. ceremony today in the church uniting Mrs. Helen Nagley and Donald E. Gardner, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gardner of Elkhart, Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Duckwall, 3109 Graceland Ave., are parents of the bride. An arrangement of palms, ferns and baskets of white gladioli and asters at the altar was to form a background for the rite. Miss Jeannette Gardner, organist, was to play “Liebestraum” and “Ave Maria” before the service and “To. a ‘Wild Rose” during the ceremony. Miss Ruth Duckwall, the bride’ couin, was to sing “Pale Hands Loved” and “I Love You Truly.” Entering the church with her father, the bride was to wear a gown of turquoise blue crepe with black accessories and was to carry whité roses and gardenias. Her only attendant, Miss Vesta Kettery, was to be in dusty rose faille taffeta with black accessories and was to carry Delight roses. Richard Gardner was to be his brother's best man and ushers wers to be Fred Duckwall Jr., the bride's brother, and Robert Schaefer, g Mothers of the couple were to wear pink rose corsages with their costumes—Mrs. Duckwall’s with a soldier blue crepe and black access sories and Mrs. Gardner’s with milie tary blue crepe and navy accese sories. a The couple will be at home in Indianapolis The groom was graduated from lin College.

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