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0 ay Amaryllis dr., San Diego, following marriage Oct. 10 in the chapel of the First Baptist

rch there. The bride was Miss Madge Alice Ruther- *3

i, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Rutherford, and bridegroom is the son of Judge and Mrs. Sherman ton, Silver Hills, New Albany. : Mrs. Ralph Murphy of New Albany was the matron of honor, “and Lt. (jg) Irv Mattick was the best man. Both he and the bride- ¢ groom are with the naval medical corps. : It Minton is a graduate of the Indiana university school of ) and & member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. The bride and Indiana universities and was graduated Long Beach,

attended Northwestern "from Butler university. She has been stationed at Cal, with the woman's ferrying command.

Miss Jameson 1s Engaged ~~

THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss Susanah Tarkington Jamesofi to |

Francis Thomas Mayberry is announced by her parents, Mr. Mrs. John Tarkington Jameson. The prospective bridegroom is son of Mrs. Henry Mayberry, Ithaca, N.Y. The wedding will early in January. Miss Jameson was graduated from Smith colis a member of the Indianapolis Junior league and the Dramatic club. Lt. Mayberry, who attended Cornell university, is sta- . tioned with the signal corps at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. ; 2 & = s = = Miss Martha Lois Adams’ engagement to Lorne Creighton ReyJr, lieutenant in the army air corps, is announced by her

| Marino, Cal, is stationed at Orlando, Fla. Miss Adams sitended Tudor Hall school and Bennett junior college, Millbrook, N. Y., and was graduated from St. Catherine's school, Richmond, Va.

Gallery Talks - “A LIST OF GALLERY TALKS scheduled for Sunday afternoons, next month, at the John Herron Art museum auditorium has been ‘peleased by Wilbur D. Peat, museum director. The first lecture will ‘ be given at 4 p. m. Sunday by Mr. Peat. He will discuss the exhibition of contemporary Dutch paintings which will be on splay through Dec. 12. - - Dec. 12, Miss Ellen McQuarie will lecture on “French Paintings in the Permanent Collection,” and Dec. 19, Otto Brendel will give an illustrated talk on “The City of Rome.” . Another illustrated talk will be given Dec. 26 by Miss Anna Hasselman on “Religious Paintings in the Roberts Collections.” Here and There... Sampriie : ; A CHRI \S LUNCHEON. AND PROGRAM have been for a meeting of the Southern club auxiliary Priday at 1 p. m. at the home of Mrs. T. R. Black. The assistant hostesses will be Mesdames Toner M. Overley, T. P. Foley and Maxwell Droke.

. = . . . 9 » “The Great Democrat” will be the subject of a talk given by Mrs. James A. Sutherlin tomorrow for a meeting of the Fortnightly Study club at 2:30 p. m. in the Propylaeum. es = = ’ es 8» 0» A diriner, honoring Mrs. Irene Castle McLaughlin, Lake Forest, J, will be given tomorrow night at the Indianapolis Athletic club before Mrs. McLaughlin's lecture at 8 p. m. in Caleb Mills hall, Officers of the Aniinal Welfare League, Inc., which is sponsoring the fecture, wil! be hostesses at the dinner. They include Mesdames . John Sloarie Kittle, Arthur Baynham and Leona Frankfort, and Miss Elizabeth Ohr and Prank Flanner.

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. DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am aicause my parents and friends put girl of 18. My boy friend and 1 silly ideas into my head. He is are supposed to be going steady. We | home now on a second furlough.

x While we were apart he went togeth five weeks) Jae jane ne is i” oy or on! VIB girls who were not very nice. : think stepp {My friends think it is terrible beme. I haven't seen him for siX|cause we want to go back together,

Do you think I should tell but the friends we ran with together I don't want to go steady al-| think it is swell. Is it possible for 1 Shudder 8% the Somgii2 omy" reputation to be ruined because friend of mine says he tells her| °F What Jia happened?;... everything about himself, He is 17| People may talk but I'm happy : to join the navy in only when:I am with him. Every|one An my family says that I am {taking a risk. Please help me if WORRIED.

At time he came to see me . ; ht but now I am surprised | possible. he comes once a week, I truly| “m= 4 him but my friends think I am| ' Answer—You will have to follow foolish for sticking with him, Could {your own desires in this matter, you please help me? and not be led hy your family or PUZZLED. |friends. If they were wrong, time e § will show them their mistake. If

5 If you like the boy there. you are wrong, you're bound to find fs no reason why you shouldn't go it Out: _ out with him once a week or so, but| ‘After all you arent planning to you're silly to turn down other op-|MarTy the boy. To go with him portunities for his sake. Both of again can't incriminate you. You you are too young to go steady. | don’t have to turn your back on Evidently this fact has dawned outside advice. You can weigh It tipon the boy a little earlier than it carefully and make up your own as duened upon you. Perhaps he| mind. JANE JORDAN. es | gran — have oe dates ek Rls cals | 3 Ta Tou, protic ia» your” ston If not, you can tell him calmly and» this column daily. ‘ ‘casually that you believe the ar-| Ty rangement to have been a mistake 1 0 JFlect Officers Or at least a little , - iol Be careful not to take him to task! A childrens Christmas party will _ for his indifference. Keep on a per- | be planned and election of officers fectly friendly basis. HER at a meeting of the Brookside — . Mothers’ club -Thursday at the DEAR Jang JORDAN-I went Brookside Community house. A Nh + Selon jx eight months and | covered dish luncheon will be served ried au very much. We at noon followed by the business broke months ago be- | meeting. .

Cu ) of calles fe otion 10 Ber maser will at your movi cheater soon. Watch for it and

Yule Program

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MRS. SHERMAN MINTON JR. are

- ‘Martel photo. The marriage of Miss Madge Alice Rutherford to Lt. (J. 8.) Sherman Minten Jr. on Oct. 10 has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Rutherford.

The Bridal Scene—

|Showers Will Honor Marjorie Pyke; |Engagements Are Announced

Of Misses Clark, Strohm, Gay

Shower notes and announcements of engagements and a marriage

are highlights in today's bridal news.

Miss Marjorie Pyke will be the honor guest at several parties pre-

ceding her marriage -Sunday to Dr. John Alexander Crawford. The bride-to-be is the daughter of David Charles Pyke and the prospective

bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Orville E. Crawford. The re aad waste wedding will ‘be at~3:30 p.m: in Sweeney chapel, Butler university. A shower for Miss Pyke will be given tonight by Miss Helen Hudgins and Miss Betty Bartel at the former's home. The guests will include Mesdames Howard Humphreys, Richard I. Crawford, ‘Wayne Burns Jr., William Burns, William P. Burnes, Paul Stone, Robert Howard, John Gerdis and Douglas J. Williams, Misses Carleen Becker, Marjorie Pirtle and Louise Dickson, Other showers will be given for the bride-to-be tomorrow -evening by Mrs. Henry Decker, and Wednesday by Mrs. C. E. Robinson and Mrs. C. V. Dunbar at the latter's ‘home, ae 34 RATE ve omc be sein a woe £2: ‘Miss Frances Stalker, assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. B. Stalker, gave log and hanging Christmas decora-|a breakfast honoring Miss Pyke tions. " |yesterday at her home. The guebts A carol choir, under the-direction |included Mesdames -Ben Edwards, of Mrs. June Kyles and Miss Mabel Decker, Crawford and J. C. Ertel Kempf, is being formed. The first/III, Miss Mary Lou Knetzer and practice will be at 7 p. m. Friday. Miss Ruth Duckwall.

To Read Script . 8 =. Mrs. Horace Roberts, director of| The engagement of Miss Winifred the junior workshop of the Civic[Jean Clark to Lt. John Perry Dring, theater, will read the script of the (U.S.A, is announced by her parpageant which was writfen by Mise ents, Lt. Cmdr. E. Newton Clark, Lucy Schulte. U.S8.N.R., and Mrs. Clark. ‘The Scenes in the pageant will be por- [prospective bridegroom is the son trayed by members of the younger of Mr. and Mrs. John PF. Dring, girls’ department, Cadette corps and Newport, R. I. No date has been Thursday Nighters’ club. Miss Elma set for the wedding. Jones will train the junior choruses. Miss Mary Lou Beck is the super-

To Be Held At Y.W.C. A.

" Miss Martha Miller and -Miss Ruth Van Zandt are co-chairmen for the Christmas program, “Hanging of the Greens,” to-be given by the Central Y. W. C. A. Dec. 19. Miss Miller represents the Cadettes and Miss Van Zandt 1s a representative of the ‘Quest club.

Christmas Carols,” lighting the Yule

s, 8 = Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Strohm have announced the engagement of their daughter, Jane Olivia, to Lt: Several classes are scheduled to Jack Navan, 5.8 Mo 3 RS sn begin this week at the Central Euclid, O. The wedding . will be Y. W. and to continue for an eight Dec 18 in the First Mora vian week period. They include begin- church ners ballroom dancing to be held The bride-to-be was & member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority at Duke university, and Lt. Patten, a graduate of Duke, is a "Phi Delta Theta fraternity member. He recently was graduated from the marine officers’ training school at intermediate Quantico, Va.

and folk dancing, Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m.; advanced ballroom, Wednesdays, 6:45 p. m.; beginners badminton, Tuesdays, 10 a. m.; Fridays, 10:45 a. m., and Thurdsays, 7:15 p. m. Other classes are

” advanced badminton, Tuesdays,| Miss Helen Eileen Gay's engage11:30 a. m.. badminton practice, nent “to John Thomas Alburger, Mondays, 6:30 p. m. and archery, specialist 2c, U.8.C.G., has been Thursdays, 8 p. m. announced by her parents, Mr, and - Mrs. Guy J. Gay, Seattle. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs, Henry R. Alburger. No date has been set for the wedding. Specialist’ Alburger attended Butler university and took coast

Nancy Barnum To Be Honored guard training at Baltimore. Miss Gay attended the University of

A miscellaneous shower honoring| washington where she was a Delta Miss Nancy Barnum will be given gamma sorority member: Thursday at-7:30 p. fh. by her sister, Miss Jean Barnum, at their home, 4236 College ave. . The bride-to-be’s marriage to Floyd Brown will be Christmas eve, Dec. 24, at 8:30 o'clock at| H the Eighth Christian church. Miss Is Honored Barnum is the niece of Mr. and| : - | Mrs. John W, McTarsney, 1434 N.| Mrs. Ruth Ridgeway, founder of Holmes ave, and the prospectiveithe city-wide Sister Susie clubs, bridegroom is the son of Mr. and|was given the title of the “perfect Mrs. Alzona PF. Brown, 643 N. Exeter volunteer” by Governor Schricker ave. Thirty. guests will attend the last night in a ceremony at the shower. Illinois st. Service Men's center.

Worm SiaTos | Poche ant ma Hi tr Visit Parents

Miss Patricia Henshaw was the

Club Founder .

Cord at Western college, Oxford, O. Both girls are from Indianapolis.

after visiting their parents here |” are Misses Bernice Chamberlain, Anne Eberhart, Nancy Ann Myers, Margaret Frazier, - Marianne Darles, Miriam Fatout, Patricia Doud

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service men stationed in the Indi-

Omega Nu Taus - To Have Parties

{initiation services are among the {activities planned by sorority groups

for this week. . Pledging and initiation services will be held by Indiana Beta Zeta, Beta Eta, Beta Pl and DI’si chapters of BETA SIGMA PHI, international educational sorority, at 7 p. m. tomorrow in the Spink Arms hotel.

Gerald Oyler, will : conduct the ceremony. New pledges will be Misses Geneva Bentley, Sarah Parr, Rosemary Pletcher, VirIginla Earlywine, Ruth Preston, Virginia Horne, Virginia Helvey Nadine Andrews, Jeanne Young, Dorothy Spencer, Grace Black apd Mary

|Ellen Campbell and Mrs. Matthews

Ranes. Presiding at the initiation, Mrs. Jane Brown will be assisted by members of Psi chapter. Misses

Freda Olson, Jewel Minton, Mavis Partain, Eileen Edwards and Elinora Tomilson will be the initiates.

will be by Mrs. Eugene Ritter and Mrs. Walter Bertrand. Mrs. Albert Sweet, president of the sorority’s city council, will welcome the new pledges at the banquet following the initiation.

Gamma chapter, OMEGA NU TAU, will have its November party tomorrow at 6:30 p, m. at the home of Miss Bette Ulrich, 20 W. 34th st. Mrs, Paula Hagemier and Miss Claire Wilhelm will assist the hostess. Lambda chapter of the sorority will have a social party tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs.” Roy Hill, 526 N. Drexel ave. The as sistant hostess will be Mrs. Lewis Mrs. G. Everett Smith will be hostess to GAMMA BETA CHI at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Hotel Lincoln.

Child Care Instructors Are Named

The instructors for the 12-session training course for workers in child ars .centers have. been announced by Miss Bernice Orchard, secretary of the state committee on the care of children in wartime, Sponsored by the committee the course will open at 7:30 o'clock-this evening in the conference "room, state public welfare department, 141 8. Meridian st, ‘ The three weekly sessions of the course will be on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays except during the second week when-the sessions will, be on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays, * . Mss Orchard is in charge of the enroliment, program and class arrangements and the instructors will be Dr. Harriett E. O'Shea, and Miss Mary Oliver, Purdue university;” Miss Mildred Thurston, Dr. Ruth Strickland and Dr, Edith Ichheiser, Indiana university; Dr.

Robert Jewett and Miss Bernice

Anderson, State health board, and Dr. Alberta Jones, state public welfare department,

Butler Y. W. To Sponsor Doll Show

The annual doll show sponsoréd by the Butler university chapter of the Y. W. €. A. will -be held in the Eliza Blaker Memorial room of the university’s Jordan hall, Dec. 15. The dolls will be dressed in Scandinavian costumes by members of campus organizations. Follow= ing the show and the judging they will be sold and the proceeds will be given to a local charity. Unsold dolls will be presented to the children’s ward of a city hospital. Mrs. James H. Peeling and Mrs. Emerson Kern of the Central Y. W. will be the judges and Miss Betty Lou Power will be the chairman of the exhibit,

Irma Piel Is Winner Of 4-H Scholarship.

CHICAGO, Nov. 29 (U. P.).—Eight hundred farm youth leaders met today for the 22d annual 4-H club congress, representing 1,700,000 members among rural youth in the nation. Xn The four-day program, curtailed by wartime travel limjtations, opened yesterday — with national; champions named in the achievement, leadership, safety and cloth ing ‘achievement classes. Winners included: Clothing achievement—Irma Piel, 18, Indian apolis, who was awarded a $200 college scholarship.

Mothers of WAVES

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Mrs. Floyd Buckley, assisted by| {Miss ‘Tressella Murphy and Mrs.

The music during the ceremonies |

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Schenkman. Rabbi Israel Chodus

dery edging the romance Her veil of illusion was héld by a coronet of seed. pearls and she carired a bouquet of white roses with an orchid center. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, 4463 Washington bivd., and the bridegreom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schenkman, New York. .

Attendants’ Gowns

Mrs, Abe Goldsmith was her sister's matron of honor. She wore a gown of aqua crepe and carried a colonial bouquet of pink roses and pompons. The bridesmaids were two cousins of the bride, Misses Helen and Shirley Smith, and the bridegroom's sister, Miss Florence Schenkman. They were dressed in taffeta gowns of moonstone blue, gold and pink and carried colonial bouquets of roses and chrysanthemums in fall shades. The flower girl was sheila Rachelle Sterling. Cpl. Philip Smith was the best man and the ushers were Joseph Smith, Paul Goldstein and Mr. Goldsmith. Reception Follows

Mrs. Smith wore a. long gold crépe dress accented with green and a corsage of green orchids and the pridegroom’s mother chose a green crepe dress with an orchid corsage. A reception followed the ceremony and the couple left for a wedding trip. For traveling the bride chose a beige suit trimmed in brown velveteen, brown accessories and an orchid corsage. The couple will live in Austin, Tex.

Voters League Sets Meetings

The topic for discussion at a meeting of the training group of the Indianapolis League of Women Voters Wednesday will be “Will the Price Line Hold?” The meeting will be at 10 a. m. at the 38th street pranch, Merchants National bank.

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Sgt., Mrs. Seymour Schenkman Will Be at Home in Austin, Tex.; Are Wed in Claypool Hotel

The Riley room of the Claypool hotel was the scene at 2:30 p: m. yesterday of the wedding of Miss Lille Mae Smith and Sgt. Seymour

officiated and’ the bridal airs were

played by Miss Mary Catherine Stair. : The bride chose a gown of candlelight satin with petit point embroifenaiiig 1;

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Dr. Brunauer Sends Message To A. A. U. WW.

Local members of the American Association of University ‘Women were called upon recently, in a message received from Dr. Esther Caukin Brunauer, to help promote an understanding of the newly created united nations relief and rehabilitation administration, Dr. Brunauer, national associate in international education, said in her letter that “With all the relief that the UNRRA can give, there is still a large fleld ot opportunity for private organizations such as the A A VU. W, to aid in rehabilitation work.” ‘ In its recent contribution of $2000 to the Polish university - women refugees, the A. A. U. W. feels it has aided the cause of rehabilita‘tion by assisting women leaders who can, in turn, help their own

Tea and Dinner Set by WSCS

The Woman's Soeiety of Christian Service of the Capitol: Avenue Methodist church will have a study hour at 10 a. m. Thursday followed by a business session at 11 a. m. and a luncheon at noon. The Rev. J. Floyd Seelig will lead the devotions and Mrs, R. C. Vermillion will be the luncheon hostess. : The society also has planned a Christmas tea for 4 p. m. Sunday at the church and a Christmas bazdar and dinner Dec. 10 at the church. Mrs, Carl Bittrick will tell the Christmas story and Mrs. Roy

Limited Number WARM MORNIN

: Mesdames Paul. Voellker,

liday, Delmar Wilson, Frank Koch, Lawrence Zapp, George Faulstich; John Kaufman, Henry Fink, John Cain and James Grady, Misses Marie Ford and Ella McHugh.

Other Committees

chairman; Mesdames Robert Smith,

Kunkel and L. W. Koehle.

chairman; Thompson, W. C. Kennedy, A. BE.

Mrs. Nicholas Connor, chairman, Mesdames James J, McCaslin, Thomas Wheeler and Andrew Fessler. :

Miss Hannah Dugan. Publicity— ‘Anna - Bornman, ‘Music — Miss

—Mrs. Elmer Johnson, chairman; Miss Marian Griffin, Mrs. Crush and ‘Mrs. O'Connor. 5 The musical program during the luncheon will be given by Miss Vietoria Montani, harpist, and James J. McCaslin who will sing.

Plan Meetings

The. Woman's Department club

ities for December. A meeting of the board of directors will be at 10 a. m. next Monday and also that day the garden de-

the clubhouse.

-have a. noon luncheon Dec. 7 at the nurses’ home, City hospital A business meeting and

president of Manchester college,

Dec. 15, all departments of the club will meet at 2 p. m. at the clubhouse to hear Dr. Roy Ewing

be provided by Mrs. Russell Gray Fortune and there will be a holiday exhibition.

a Christmas ers’ club of Mayer chapel Dec. 17 at 2 p. m. at the chapel. “A Christmas Play” will be presented by members of the Civic theater, di-

Mrs. Glenn O. Friermood. Mrs. Carl J. Weinhardt is the party chairman, ; The final December session will be a Monday guild meeting at 1:30 p. m. Dee. 27. :

To Have Luncheon Mrs. Charles I. Israel will be hostess at noon tomorrow for a luncheon meeting of St. Margaret's guild. ;

Party Date Changed The card party sponsored by the instead

Block's auditorium

of Cabinet Model

| Elizabeth Dy er. * een a Ushers—Mrs. Joseph J. Speaks,

Marian guild of Marian college will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow nz

Wednesday as previously announced.

Luncheon—Mrs, Joseph L. Conley, 3 William Bets, Frank Schmidt, John * Zahm, Wilbur A. Royse, Martin = Sanders, John Gallagher; Chris <

“ Decorations—Mrs. Cathryn Crush, : Mesdames William

Coddington and Catherine Fletcher, and Miss Marian Griffin. Menu—

Information—Mrs, J. P. Healy, chairman; Mrs. J. Frank Jones and

Mrs. Glenn L. O'Connor and. Miss

Helen Shepard and Mrs. Carl: Boersig. Convention Arrangements » |

'W.D.C. Groups

For-December = has announced its calendar of activ- ;

partment will have a luncheon at | 4 The City hospital auxiliary will

| program for the general club will be Dec. 8 ° at the clubhouse. Dr. V. F. Schwalm,

will talk on “Such a Time as This.” -

Vale's talk on “Christmas’ Fra ~ grance.” ‘The musical program will

The garden department will have party for the Moth- *

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