Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1944 — Page 5

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SATURDAY, AUG. 19,

Society—

Mrs. T. V. Keene Announces Personnel .

For Symphony

THE GENERAL CHAIRMAN OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONY orchestra’s Sept. 15 to Oct. 1 season ticket campaign, Mrs. T. Victor Keene, announces a partial list of volunteer personnel to promote the orchestra’s 1944-45 subscription concert series. This is'the eighth year for the series under the di-

rection of Fabien Sevitzky. ‘chairman will be Mrs. C. D. V. Those appointed to be district

Hunt, east; Mrs. George W. Bowman, north; Mrs, Oliver W. Pick-

hardt, south-central, and Mrs, A.

E. Storer Jr., west, Mrs. Garland A. Retherford will be in charge of a group of volunteer workers from various local organizations, and Miss Emalyn Remmel will head the junior salespeople.

District Captains Appointed

- THE TEAM CAPTAINS appointed to date, and their districts, include Mesdames H. L. Chaney, Richard Dann and Charles Hamilton ‘and Miss Grace Greene, east; Mesdames Philip Adler. Jr., Victor T. Deitch, Laura Ray, William Schroeder and Stuart Wilson, north,

and Mrs, Louis Belden and -Mrs. central.

One-fourth of the members of the general sales staff also have been announced by Mrs. Keene, They are Mesdames Lindon A.

Balley, Bernard R. Batty, Joseph M.

M. Bowes, Deitch, J. R. Brayton, B. Coldwell, Ralph Cole, C. W. Dicks, Donald C. Drake, Charles Efroymson, Ray Fatout and Lowell 8, Fisher, : Also, Mesdames Rebecca Cutter Howe, I. G. Kahn, Roger Kahn, Bernard Rosenak, Ralph M. Spaan,

Wells, Misses Laura Markle, June P:

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Season Ticket Sales

Mrs. Keene's vice general

awter, chairmen are Mrs. Robert M.

W. Herrington and Mrs. John

William Herbert Gibbs, south-

Bloch, Maurice Block Jr., Robert Edward D. Campbell, Horace

Alex Taggart Sr. and Bliss B. ferce. and Margaret Trusler,

] The orclestra’s season ticket sales are a project of the symphony society's women's committee of which both Mrs. Keene and Mrs, Retherford are executive board members.. Mrs. Keene stated that although there is a formal campaign period, season reservations

»may be obtained at any time fro

m the volunteer staff or from

the headquarters in the Murat theater, nx

Wedding Date Set

MISS MARJORIE JANE LITTLE has set Wednesday as the da for her marriage to Pfc. Charles Jackson VanTassel Jr. The Rev, —Thomas R. Thrasher will read the vows in the Advent, Episcopal

church, Twp

“ el “”" ‘The bride-to-be has chosen her sister-in-law, Mrs. Edward W. Little, as her matron of honor, and Miss Patficia Failing will be bridesmaid. Miss Little is the daughter of Mrs. Earl W. Little, and the prospective bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles J,

VanTassel.

Two pre-nuptial parties are planned for Miss Little. Her mother

Robert Moore, Miss Fulghum To Wed in Ohio Times Special ; ~ CINCINNATI, O, Aug. 19.—Miss Patricia Fulghum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Milton Fulghum of this city, will become the bride of Pfc. Robert Martin Moore Jr. at

4:30 o'clock this afternoon in the

Seventh Presbyterian. church here, The Rev. Clayton E. Williams will hear the vows. The bridegroom's parents. are Dr. and Mrs. Robert Martin Moore of Indiapapolis.

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WwW. F. Landis Will Wed Miss Milliner

In a ceremony at 8:30 o'clock toe morrow night in the Roberts Park

“|ner will become the bride of Wile liam F. Landis. The Rev. 8S. L. Martin ‘will officiate. The bride has chosen a gown of white chantilly lace with a sweet= heart neckline, long fitted sleeves and a full skirt which extends into ‘a. train. Her two-tiered fingertip veil of white tulle will fall from a -|tiara of orange blossoms, and she

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JLLENBERGER, will entertain the bridal party at a dinner Tuesday evening in the A white organdy gown styled with will carry a bouquet of white roses Ne ol Marott hotel, and today Miss Failing and the matron of honor embroidered bell-shaped sleeves and and orchids, ~10:45 A. M Rn gave a luncheon and shower in Catherine's tearoom. Thursday aftér- a bouffant skirt will be worn by the Mrs. J ohn Winter, sister of the *.5¥ Rigpiesitmesi.« £ noon Mrs. Lorin Driscoll and her daughter, Mrs. Robert Kash-of |bride. Her veil will be of tulle bride, Will be matron of honor. She Ouest Speaker a La Junta, Cal, gave a linen shower in Mrs. Driscoll's home. lllusion accented with orange blos- Will wear 8. frock of petal pink mars Mrs. William Bannon and Mrs. Richard Wagner entertained the |50MS, and she will carry an old Quisette fashioned with a sweet. RCH bride-to-be at a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening in the fashioned bouquet of white orchids, heart neckline, bracelet length a Bannon home, and Mrs. Robert Schlegel had a breakfast-shower |tube roses and lilies. : ; Jesu oud 5 huis sa 3h J 4 pe . a i om will wear a matching Juliet cap an 2eading Rooms. for her Bungay. % Sister Is Bridesmaid . : carry a bouquet of pink roses and A * = = Mrs, Hubert Fisher Jr. of Mem- L Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baumgartner, Hartford City, announce Mrs. William Russell Elder of Indianapolis. The wedding will be at |\) ce” aelphinium. A luncheon and linen shower next Saturday in the Indianapolis his, Tenn. the bri de’ " ousin will; the approaching marriage of their daughter, Irene, of Irdianapolis, 5:30 p. m., Sept. 2, in the First Presbyterian church in Southport. (V. ids’ Frocks Reading Rooms Athletic club will honor Miss Shirley St. Pierre. Mrs. William Geyer Re tron of h ® ga Fok to William H. Hitch, son of Mrs. Clara Hitch, Darlington. The wedding H. Peterson photo.) Bridesmai s’ Froc Church Edifice is giving the party for Miss St. Pierre, who will become the bride of mation o ROT, She WISE Mary will be Sept.-3 in Hartford City. (P. H. Ho photo.) . 4 The bridesmaids will wear gowns 526 State Life . Robert Francis Rankin of Logansport on Sept. 10 . Lou Fulghum will be bridesmaid - * 4. Miss Betty Lucile Thurston’s engagement to Pvt. Robert W. made alike of marquisette with 15 E. Wash. St. - Mrs. Geyer's guests will include M esdames * James W. Boyer, for her sister. They will wear yel- 2. Miss Gladys Jule Warmbold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Sanders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester H. Sanders, Scarsdale, N. Y., is | + puffed sleeves, shirred bodices Church Edifice John Strack and Richard Templeton, Misses Nancy Lo a Pullen. low and turquoise marquisette; J. Warmbold, Savannah, Ga. is the bride-to-be of Lt. John Edwin announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thurston, Indianapolis. |,.4 fu) skirts. Mrs. David. Landis wider, Barbara Moore and Helen Elliot. : frocks, respectively, and will carry| Steeg Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Steeg of Indianapolis. The No date has been set for the ceremony. } will wear pale yellow and carry yelph Moret , old fashioned bouquets of gardenias.| wedding will be Sept. 21 in Savannah where the prospective bride- 5. Miss Kay Westphal, Pittsboro, is president of the DePauw |low and.orchid gladioli. Miss Doris 1411 Prospect rtiuppe V. Moore will .be his| groom is stationed at the army service forces depot. (B. H. Levy ypnjcerity Eta chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority which will [Rushton will wear pale blue and Fourth, Fifth and Lt. J ohn Ww. F Iynn, Nancy Scott Drohbes s bgt RT And Plo. Iouis) puso) entertain tomorrow for girls entering DePauw. A tea will ,be given |her flowers will be burnt orange jeecting, 8 o'Clock. ie a .. re. pers Carson, 3. Mrs. Ruth K. Neibert, Indianapolis, and James S. Neibert, from 3 to 5 p. m. in the Hotel Lincoln Travertine room. Miss Melville Bladoll, They also will wear match 1 . z , 2 : Reece. Plo, "| Crown Point, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of Weesner, arrangements chairman, is being assisted by Miss Mary |ing Juliet caps. Are Wed Today in Ceremony at rx. Pic. Robert L. Britt and PIc.| ypejr daughter, Ruth Elizabeth, to John Russell Elder, son of Mr. and Eleanor Fenstermaker and Miss Martha Payne. Marilyn Winter, niece of the bride | John G. OBrien will serve as - ' - and flower girl, will wear a dress , ii . ushers, | . of pink taffeta with a fitted bodice ~ St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church | rowvis the cremony. were Rush Week The Bridal Scene— Couple Chooses [ud s tu seit she wii cary & . will be : ecepiin in the Fulghum | . a basket of rose petals and wear roses An altar banked with white gladioli and tapers in St. Joan of Arc c+ After which the couple will Wi ] ] Es per Bair. 6 Catholic church formed the setting for the marriage of Miss Nancy Anne | eave for * wedding tip fo Hot 11 Be Held Miss Coughlen to Be Entertained Attendants David H. Landis will be his broth« 3 , Scott and Lt. John W. Flynn Jr, army air forces. The Rev. Fr. John J. | PPrings, Va. They will be at home . A L $s Sh T: » h er’s best man. Thomas H. Woodard Quinn read the single ring ceremony at 10 o'clock this : . ne NW om . WwW di and Robert Dearmin will serve as Following the ceremony, there was a reception in the home of the | The bride is a graduate of Hills- At Butler : : n r er 1g L For ed ng ushers, . bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Scott, 6135 N. Pennsylvania st. |dale School a Wiiende) Connecti- . od . Mr. Landis is the son of Mr. and The Njdegron is the son of Mr.| ember of ~ bh = Out-of-town girls participating in B rides-to-Be Choose At tendan Is Mrs. Rex B. Allen will be matron rs. Are D. Landis, Ue Oeahei Co 1 T ke Rina op John W. Flynn, 639 N. nr Moore, who is a graduate of the Butler university rush week, - Of honor at the wotding Of MISS| ‘green mesh dress, black ace up e a S ural st. |Culver military academy and Har. S€Pt- 5 to 9, will live in the new Highlights of bridal notes are a shower and the announcement of Judy Popper and Lt. Edgar R.| 0 0 and rsage - of "| , The bride, escorted by her father, university, is- attendin th {women's residence hall, Miss Lou- an engagement and api hing marriage. - |Carpenter. The ceremony will be * * px ’ WwW eddin | ri chose a gown of candlelight duchess yiversity of Oincinmati School of|5¢ Reiter, Panhellenic secretary,| Miss Betty Nelson and Miss Phyllis Cochran will entertain tonight |at 7:30 p. m. Sept. 2, in the Irving- After a short wedding tip, the g P satin fashioned with a sweetheart pr... as an ASTP member has announced. {with a linen shower for Miss Bertha Jane Coughlen. The party will {ton Methodist church. couple will be at h 8 t 4509 . neckline, long tapered sleeves and a| ’ The hall adjoins sorority row and be in the Nelson home, 4130 N. Capitol ave. Miss Robin Risher, Hamilton, 0, ehin a ome & E ARK | 0 Chica 0) full skirt extending into a train, ac- | was leased from the Phi Delta] The honor guest and Graydon Keith Hicks, signalman 2-c, U. S.will be maid of honor, and Miss : HURCH IN Rh g cented with seed pearls and em- Ca St H A Theta fraternity. Women planning |N. R., will be married at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Fairview Presby- Jean Carpenter, the prospective broidered in leaf design. p a . mt, {to enter rush should register with terian church. The Rev. Harry bridegroom's sister, will be brides- R Sl h ware Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Cline Attendant’s Gown : the Dean of Women’s. office in| Campbell will officiate. = maid. Cv. aug ter are on a wedding trip to Chicago H ’ anet Pi Jordan hall before Monday, Miss The shower guests will include Rev . Russell Lt. William Plenge, Terre Haute, . following their marriage at 11:30] Her fingertip veil of candlelight! J. acc Reiter said. Mrs. Harry G. Coughlen Jr. the Will _ be. best man, and the ushers Will Of f 101 3:30 P. M. o'clock this morning in the rectory | llusion was attached to a cap edged | Presidents and rush captains of |bride-to-be's mother; Mrs. Stewart, 0 Read Vows will be Lt. Charles Wright, Union- 11 1C1ate of the 8S. Peter and Paul cathedral. with clusters of orange hjossoms. I B W “|the sororities are Miss Myrene Elder, Misses Helen Unversaw, | R \ town, Pa, and Lt. William Pur- ; The vows were read by the Rev.ign, ooried a bouquet of white or- O c ed Liverett and Miss Ethel Kieter, Al- (Marty Billau, Maryann Compton, tefl, Pittsburgh. b The Rev. A oe: s laighiee, ssid Pr. Cornelius Sweeney. chido, stenha : pha Chi Omega; Mrs. Joseph How- |Betty English, Eleanor - Coughlen, *. | The Rev. Lee 8. Jarrett, pastor rnd Tegiovipe Sou » will The bride wore a white tissue » Stephanotis and roses. i Times Special ett and Misses Betty Lou and Jo|Kay Sweet, Jane Humann and La- In Church Rite of the First Methodist church in p%3% ©'® BOUS€ Ting ceremony ab eta gown With & sheer shoulder| The bride's sister, Miss Jeanne| CROWN POINT, Ind, Aug. 19.—|Ann Ranstead, Delta Delta Delta; |Verne Price. © |Martinsville, will officiate. i Toni arrow ment uniting yoke embroidered with seed pearls, Scott, was her only attendat. She | >> Janet Place and Capt. J. Miss Jane Lewis and Miss Mari- s =» = A candlelight ceremony at 7:30 Shower Planned Ridenour. The weddin Rist 2, fitted bodice, long sleeves extend-|was gowned in Henry Amt will be married at 4/anne MacDonald, Delta Gamma; i , ; : a1 i derour. ape wedding will-be in ing into points over the hands gowned a white marquisette o'clock this ‘afternoon in the First ’ '| Attendants for the wedding of o'clock tonight will unite Miss| Mrs. Allen will entertain with athe Chapel of the Open Door at the and a full skirt which fell into a| TCE With a sheer shoulder yoke |Presbyterian church here Mrs. Frank King and Miss Nancy Miss Ruth Elizabeth Neibert and Rosemary Loudermilk and Pfc. Jack (miscellaneous shower for the bride-| Olive Branch Christian church. < NE i outlined with a ruffle, and a bouffant| The bride is the daughter of Mr.| mer, oPP® Alpha Theta; Miss| john Russell Elder will be the Woods. The Rev. Edward E. Russell |to-be next Friday in her home, 56| Miss Nichols is the daughter of ea kp vell of English Wusion fel from Skirt falling into a short train. Her nd Mrs. Virgil A. Place of this city Cranes” Kappa Kappa Gamma, | Dride-to-be’s sister, Mrs. R. J. Arm- | will read the vows in the Eighth S. Irvington ave. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Nichols, 1445 9:30AM, . = * Ys! Cy, a appa amma, i 3 4 - Sioai _— 10:30AM, - a band ‘of blue delphinium and headdress was an American Beauty [and Capt. Amt's parents are Mr. | Miss Y yde DA Joie Miss Eve. strong, and William Russell Elder, Christian church. The guests will include Mrs. Ar-|S, Meridian st. #nd the bride=

convention. ~ TPM, 0-12 Midnight

, MEETING Aug. 20th H. Hughes,

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stephanotis! She carried white roses and stephanotis centered with an orchid. The bridesmaids wore dresses fashioned alike of tissue taffeta with boat necklines, short sleeves, fitted bodice and bouffant skirts. Miss Peggy Joyce wore Roman gold and Miss Joan Connor, the bride's cousin, forest green. They carried Talisman roses and wore matching flowers in their hair. Pfc. Arthur Girod served as best man and Pfc. James Lorman as usher. After the ceremony, there was a breakfast at the Riviera club followet! by a reception in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Logan, 2215 N. Pennsylvania st. : The couple will be at home in Detroit. Dr. Cline is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Oscar R. Cline, Bremen, He attended Wabash college and is'a graduate of the Indiana university school of medicine. He is affiliated with Phi Rho Sigma medical fraternity.

Miss Petit oo To Be Bride

The Garfleld Park Evangelical and Reformed church will be the scene at 6 o'clock tonight of the wedding of Miss Freda Petit and William A. Storey. *.. The Rev. Norman H. Schultz will hear the vows. Miss Petit is :he daughter of Mrs. Minnie Short, 27 N. Holmes ave. : A powder blue street dress has been chosen by the bride. She will wear brown accessories and carry a nial bouquet. Mr. snd Mrs. F. A. Storey will be the couple's only attendants. Mrs. Storey will wear a navy blue

red velvet band, and she carried matching red roses, Robert Flynn was his brother's best man. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Scott wore an American Beauty red crepe dress, a matching hat, black accessories and an orchid corsage. The bridegroom's mother was in a dark green crepe gown with brown accessories and a white orchid. Lt. and Mrs. Flynn left immediately after the reception for a wedding trip.. They will be at home temporarily in Miami Beach, Fla., where Lt. Flynn will be reassigned. He returned recently from completing 30 missions in the European war theater. - Mrs. Flynn attended “the New York School of Dietetics and he attended Butler university,

Grenz-Olsen Vows Are Read

A ceremony read at 7 o'clock last night in the Third Christian church united , Miss Juanita Olsen and

| Gustave Grenz Jr. The Rev. Virgil

E. Havens officiated, Mrs. Grenz is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Olsen, 1435 W. 28th st., and the bridegroom's father

The bride wore a light blue suit, black accessories and a corsage of orchids and. sweetheart roses. Her only attendant, Miss Esther Wilson, also wore a light blue dress. Her accessories were brown and her

Roy W. Riley was best man. - THé couple left today for New York.

Dances Booked ' Charles Biven's orchestra will play tomorrow night for the O-Del club's dance at 8:30 p. m. in the

the dance at the same hour Tuesday, Gilly Banta’s orchestra will

play. Thestwo dances

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is Gustave Grenz, 1530 College ave. |

flowers sweetheart. roses. ]

and Mrs. George H. Amt, 824 E.|lyn Petersen. Pi Beta Phi, and Miss Raymond st., Indianapolis. Audrey Preston and Miss Dorothy

Following the ceremony, there Morris, Zeta Tau Alpha.

will be a reception in the church, — after which the couple will leave Newcomers Cl ub Tea A tea and card party will be

for a wedding trip. ‘They will be| at home in Battle Creek, Mich. Miss Place is a graduate of Pur-|8iven by the Newcomers club at 1 due university and a member of P- ™- Wednesday in the Y. W. C. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. The | MTS. Charles Hampton will be hostbridegroom was graduated from the| ©SS. assisted by Mrs. Raleigh Miller Culver military academy and Pur-|20d Mrs. William Morgan.

due. He is affiliated with Pi Kaopa | yA —— Alpha and Theta Alpha Phi fra- Card Party Tonight { Mrs. Alice Whitehead will be the

ternities. Indianapolis guests at the wed- sponsor for a card party to be ding will be Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Em- [given at 8 p. m. today in the Prohardt and Dr. and Mrs. E. F./gressive Spiritualist church, St. Bloemker. [Clair st. and Park ave.

Christian College Luncheon Held

{Camp Delight. Planned by the sum- ¥ ing season. : |Shelley Stayman of the Y. W. staff,

4 are in charge: Swimming, canoeing,

‘|are on the program. Miss Jean S.

the prospective bridegroom's father. The Rev. Robert R. Rowland will read the vows at 5:30 p. m.; Sept. 2, in the First Presbyterian church, Southport. Claude Jarvis and John Lamb will be the ushers. } -Miss Neibert is the daughter of Mrs. Ruth K." Neibert, Indianapolis, and James S. Neibert of Crown Point. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elder, Indianapolis. The bridegroom-to-be is a graduate of Butler university and a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. . s » s

Miss Elizabeth Ann Roth has chosen Miss Alice Pottenger as her only attendant for her wedding to Vela T. Gallant, chief petty officer, U.S. N. The Rev. Harry R. Mercer will read the vows at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday in the McKee chapel of Tabernacle Presbyterian‘ church. Miss Roth is the daughter of Mrs. Winifred E. Roth, 3229 Washington blvd, and the prospective bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gallant, Birmingham, Ala.

Y.W.C. A. Girls To Attend Camp

. Employed girls of the Y. W. C. A. will spend” next week-end at

mer clubhouse committee, the outing will mark the end of the camp-

Miss Mabel Kempf and Miss

hiking, tennis, badminton, baseball, singing and campfire dinners

“The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Loudermilk, 547 N. Livingston ave, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Woods, Oakland City. Miss Maxine Hahn will sing, accompanied by Mrs. T. R. Miller, organist. Entering on the arm of her father, Miss Loudermilk will wear a gown of candlelight satin with a scalloped neckline and a train. Her ivory tulle veil will fall from a tiara of orange blossoms and she will carry a bouquet of white roses. Maid of Honor Miss Audrey Allen, maid of honor, has chosen a yellow net frock made with a fitted bodice, high neckline and full skirt. Her flowers will be roses. The bridesmaids will wear shadow organdy gowns with drop shoulder necklines, long fitted bodices and full gathered skirts. Miss Margaret Ann Phillips and Mrs. James Henning have chosen pale blue and will

thur L. Popper and Mrs. Robert H. Carpenter, mothers of the engaged couple; Mesdames Charles D. Vawter, Frank G. Miller and William Plenge. Others will be Misses Peggy Wilhite, Frances Cooper, Jacqueline Nash, Joan Zeitler, Doris Ann Hendrickson, Cla E. Miller, Carpenter and Risher; Miss Jayne Ann | Wilson and Miss Rosemary Easter, | Muncie, and Miss DeLee Jones,! Bloomfield.

7 . > Week-End Guest Miss Jean Gray Olive of Louisville, Ky. is spending the weekend with Miss Eleanor Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R.

groom's mother is Mrs. Cecil Riden= our, 3350 Hovey st. The bride will wear a white shete land wool suit with a fuchsia hat and gloves and black accessories, Her corsage will be of red roses.

tendant, will wear a fuchsia suit, black atcessories and a corsage of red and white roses. Alvin:Nichols Jr., brother of the bride, will serve as best man, ’ Mrs. Nichols will wear a black garbardine suit, fuchsia hat and gloves and black accessories. The bridegroom's mother has chosen a pale blue crepe dress with black ace cessories. Both will wear corsages of mixed flowers.

Williams, 3951 Ruckle st. Both girls

Following the ceremony, there

Mrs. Robert Kleis, her only ate

are members of Alpha Chi Omega Will be a reception in the home of sorority at the University of Ari-|the bride's parents. The couple will zona and they will return to school |be at home at 548 East dr, Woode

next month.

carry bouquets of pink roses. Miss Carroll Busard and Miss Norma | Messmer will wear seafoam green

Pfc. Richard Johnson will serve as best: man, and the ushers will be Richard Miller, Donald Pyles, Robert Sprowl apd Mr. Henning. There will be a small reception in the home of the bride’s parents after which the couple will leave for -a ‘wedding trip to Chicago.

Miss Tate Is Guest

Miss Barbara Tate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tate, Seattle, Wash., is the house guest of -Miss Nancy Donnelly, daughter of the Edward ‘ O. Donnellys, 2402 * Park ave. Miss Tate has been here all summer and will leave the latter

Bogan is in-charge of reservations.

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