Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1945 — Page 5

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Eleanor Sands To Be Bride of Donald Orme " Dr. John Edwards To Read Ceremony

The Broadway Methodist church will be the scene at 4:30 o'clock

this afternoon of the wedding of]

. Miss Eleanor Sands and Donald R.| {

Orme. Dr, John F. Edwards will officiate. Miss Sands is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, C. E, Sands, Three | Rivérs; Mich., and the bridegroom's | parents are Mr, and Mrs. Charles | S. Orme, 37 E. Troy ave. Mr," 8ands will give his daughter in marriage. She will ‘be gowned in candlelight satin with a fitted | basque;.. sheer shoulder yoke of] mousseline de soie, long pointed | sleeves and a -gathered skirt extending into a full “train. She has chosen a tiered fingertip | veil of English illusion attached to a shirred tulle coronet, and she will | carry a white prayer book topped | with. white orchids {reesias. Attendants’ Costumes

* Mrs. H. A. Borneman, Elkhart, the . matron of honor, will be in| dusty rose taffeta made with a romance neckline, fitted basque, | three-quarter-length sleeves and a | bouffant skirt accénted with an| inserted sash of dubonnet. She will carry a bouquet of yellow carnations. The bridesmaids Doris Sands, Bloomington, the bride's sister; Miss Janet Weaver, niece of the bridegroom; Mrs. W. C Penzel and Miss Ruth Griffith. They will wear mist blue ninon chiffon fashioned with fitted basques, three-quarter-length sleeves and gathered skirts. Their bouquets will be of maroon carna-| tions and all the attendants will have tiaras of pearls with shouls{ der length. veils matching their | dresses, Reception Planned Lucinda Orhie, niece of the bride groom and the flower girl, will wear light blue net and carry a basket of | flowers and rose petals. Charles E. Orme will be his] brother's best man and the ushers| will be Samuel Jordan, Martinsville. | O. M. Crays Jr, A. C. Tegeler and| Charles Brewer. A reception will be held in the| church, after which the couple will| leave for a wedding trip. They will be at home at 1807 N. Meridian st The bride attended Indiana uni-| versity and is. a member of Chi| Omega sorority. Mr, Orme attended the University of Kentucky and he { | { | | | |

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is a Kappa Sigma fraternity mems ber,

Miss McFadden To Be Honored At Reception )

commissioners board. - The recep-| tion will be in the Central library | Among the guests will be Messrs. | and Mesdames Carl F.— Brandt; L. Dickerson, Clarence ] Harry L. Gause, Eldo I. Wagner, | Virgil Stinebaugh, A. B. Good, J. E. McGaughey, Maxwell V. Bailey, H|

JL. Harshman and William A. Evans. |

Also, Messrs. and Mesdames | Harold PF. Brigham, Donald L. Smith! and, Louis E. Smith, Mis Pp, B. Lyoh and Edgar A. Perkiss: The out-of-town guests will be] Mrs. W. C. McFadden, Mr. and Mrs. | Frank G. Strong and Misses Kath- | erine and Elise Schroeder, all of | Shelbyville. Members of the arrangements] committee include Miss . Frieda| Woerner, chairman, Mrs, Mary Otte, | Misses Mary Alice Brown, Helen Barron, Marjorie Dobson and] Dorothy Adams.

P. E. O. Announces New Officers |

Officers of Chapter P, P. E. Sisterhood, were elected at a recent meeting. Mrs. Guy W. Seaton is/ the president and Mrs. L. R. Saw- | yer, vice president. Also elected were Mrs, Albert! H. Losche and Mrs. S. Albert Seyf- | fert, recording and correspondirfg | secretaries; Mrs, James PF. Hall, | treasurer; Mrs. M. Chase McKinsey, chaplain; Mrs. Arthur W. McDonald, guard. Mrs. Seaton and Mrs. McDonald, first delegate and alternate to state convention; Mrs. Hiram E. Cunningham and Mrs. David E. Fox second delegate and alternate, and Mrs. Seyflert, representative to the Indianapolis Council of P. E. O.

Painting Purchased

Times Special

PHILADELPHIA, March 17.—The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts here has bought “Fourth of ‘July” by Mrs. Constance Coleman Richardson of Detroit, Mich, formerly of Indimnapolis. The picture was one of nine paintings which the academy purchased from its recent 140th annual exhibition.

Delta Gamma Awards.

The annual Delta Gamma sorority awards for outstanding achievement were announced this after

the Butler university chapter house. Those honored were Miss Jane Lewis’ from Butler, Miss Pa-~ tricial Gibson, Indiana, and Miss

Vacation Here

Miss Constance McLean Is spendns the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude McLean, Traders Point: She has ad her house guest, Miss Janice Humphreys, Lead, 8. D. The JR ax are students , IL

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Phyllis Joy Hornbeck Will Become Bride: Of H. Lowell Boggy in Ceremony Tonight

AN ALTAR BANKING OF PALMS, candelabra and white spring flowers will form the setting this evening for the marriage of Miss Phyllis Joy Hornbeck and H. Lowell Boggy. The wedding will be in the North

Methodist church. Dr. Dallas Browning, pastor, will read the double-ring ceremony at 8:30 o'clock. The soloist will be Samuel Parker of Baltimore, Md. Maj. and Mrs. Dewey S. Hornbeck of Richmond Hill, Ga, are the bride's parents, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Boggy of Indianapolis. Escorted by her father, the bride will be in candlelight satin fashioned with a romance neckline accented with seed pearls, long sleeves tapering to» points over her wrists and a gathered skirt extending into a train.

Attendants Choose Marquisette Frocks

A CORONET OF PEARLIZED ORANGE blossoms and satin loops will hold-her tiered illusion veil.. She will carry a prayer book topped with white orchids and satin streamers. The attendants will have marquisette frocks- styled with fitted basques, three-quarter-length sleeves and bouffant skirts. The matron of honor, Mrs. T. A. Hooper of Columbus, Ga., the bride's sister, will be in heather blue. Her flowers will be silver ivy sprays, jonquils, white carnations and tulips. Miss Mary Alice Miller and Mrs. Frank 3éllers, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. bridesmaids, have chosen sun yellow frocks. They will carry silver ivy sprays, blue cornflowers, wedgwood iris, white tulips and carnations. The flower girl, Joan Evelyn Hooper, Columbus, Ga. will have a basket of gardenias and rose petals.

and Jacob S. Koontz.

Chatisie Koontz of Decatur, (P.

Pfe. a Courtney Seagle, summer.

Reception to Be in Tri Delta House

FOR HER DAUGHTER'S WEDDING, Mrs. Hornbeck has chosen a gold flannel gown,. gold hat and brown accessories. Her flowers will be brown and green: orchids; Mrs. . Boggy ‘will be in a navy blue dress worn with pink and navy accessories and pink orchids. Ray Howard of Gary will be best man and the ushers will include Charles Truax, .Spring Lake, N. J, and Rodney Rockefeller, Richmond. After the wedding, a reception will be held in the Delta Delta Delta sorority house at Butler university, Bowls of spring flowers |

| Hornbeck and H. Lowell Boggy.

wedding will be April 22 in Attica.

ceremony in Norfolk, Va.

5. Miss Kathryn Monfort of Indianapolis was married to Lt. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Monfort, Shelbyville, and Lt. Small is the son of George Small, also of Shelbyville.

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1. A March 3 ceremony in the English Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer united Miss Madge Tyner

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Toner of Indianapolis and Mrs.

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. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hudelson announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Jane, to on of Mr. and Mrs. William W, Seagle. The bride-to-be is a senior at Butler uni versity and a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. Mr. Seagle was graduated from Indiana university and is a junior in the I. U. School of Medicine. is a member of Alpha Tau Omega and Nu Sigma Nu fraternities. 3. The North Methodist church will be the scene this evening of the wedding of Miss Phyllis Joy The bride is the daughter of Maj. and Mrs. D. S. Hornbeck, Richmond Hill, Ga., and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Boggy of Indianapolis. 4. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Steinbaugh, Attica, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, ‘Sara Jane, of Indianapolis, to Pfc. Arthur K. Hamp, son of Mr. and Mrs, R. J. Hamp Sr., Kokomo.

(P. H. Ho photo.)

(J g) Lothair R. ‘Small in a Feb. 24

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The wedding will be in the late

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The

|double-ring (afternoon in the Hotel Weshingion's

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Philip Smith,

Emily Peltz

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Miss Emily Pelt {bride of Cpl

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Rabbi Israel Chodos will

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officiate |

at 2 o'clock, assisted by Cantor Myro!

Miss Peltz Is the daughter of Mr

and Mrs. Philip Jersey st, and parents are Mr.

Peltz, 2547 N. New the bridegroom's and Mrs, Harry

| Smith, 4463 Washington blvd. The bride's gown

will have .

| fitted satin basque, romance neckline

| accented with a Chantilly lace frill |

land sleeves tapering to points over

{her wrists. Her

gathered skirt will

have tiers of Chantilly lace ruffles! tcascading into a full-length train.

Bride's Veil

A fingertip length illusion veil willl months.

Means-Carze)) Nuptial Vows

(uniting his

tomorrow |

Will Be Read Church in Irvington To Be Scene of Rite

The Rev. Benjamin H. Franklin of Anderson will read the vows at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon niece, Miss Mary Jo Carroll, and Raymdnd Means Jr, (The “wedding ‘will be in the Irve ington Methodist church. {| Miss Carroll will wear a candles {light satin gown made with a mare quisette yoke, long tapered sleeves, fitted basque and a gathered skirt extending into a train. She has chosen a tiered veil of 'fllusion falling from a coronet of (shirred tulle accented with orange |blossoms and will carry a shower bouquet of Johanna Hill roses,

Maid of Honor

{ The maid of honor, Miss Mary Collings, will be in aqua mare Lquisette fashioned with cap sleeves, fitted basque and a bouffant skirt, (She will carry a boquet of red and | white carnations

Mrs. Dale E. Burries and Mrs, Robert Gray will be the bridese maids. They will be gowned in {white dresses like the maid of

honor's and will have bouquets of red carnations. All of the attendee fants will wear full-length gloves

| matching their frocks. Wedding Trip

| Carson Carroll, seaman 1-¢c, U. 8, {N., the bride's brother, will serve ag

best man and the ushers will be Robert Scudder, Robert Endsley, Dr. C. Brosius Sputh and Lowell Grossman

After a reception in the church, the couple will leave for a wedding trip. The bride is the daughter of Mr, {and Mrs. Russell A. Carroll, 3707 BE, Michigan st., and Mr. Means’ pare ents 'are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Means, 15.N. Wallace st. |

Camp Fire Girl |Activi ities

Are Arranged

| Several Camp Fire Girl activities have been arranged for the coming There will be a national

{be attached to her beaded coromet|i, iitute in Indianapolis on June 28

Mrs. tendant. {blue -crepe V-neckline,

bouquet,

with a and a

made sleeves

The bridegroom's brother-in-law, Abe Goldsmith, will be best man.

There will be a reception in oe {ing courses includes those for Blue | gold room after the ceremony.

| couple will { Chicago” and wil | 2547 N. New Jer

juniversity and

{ Butler university. E | of Pi Lambda Phi fraternity and is | stationed at Camp Atterbury.

leave for a trip he

11 be at home at sey st.

{* ~The bridegroom attended Indiana

is a graduate of He is a member

will decorate the house and there will be a cake stand surrounded 4

by gardenias in the dining room. Following the reception, the couple will leave for a trip and will be at home in Akron, O. Miss Hornbeck attended Butler where she was a member of Tri Delta and the bridegroom-attended Butler and Franklin-college and was graduated from Indiana university. He is“a Phi Delta Theta ‘fraternity member.

‘Dr. Carl Voss

Fascism Is

Talk Topic

Fleming Wi 11 Entertain Children’s museum, ’

[ oO Be Speaker | | Miss Esther Fleming, 2324 N. Tai= Mrs. Brant, a native of Italy, bott ‘st.,” will give a birthday tea illustrated . her talk with Dr. Carl: Hermann : Voss [om 2 icp B vehson fie id ored films, An Italian sedan chair, | speak Wednesday at the ninth | proximately 40 guests will attend 3, Teens a) annual donor luncheon for. the the party. | portation room. Other Italian ob-! | Indianapolis chapter of Hadassah | Mesdames Emory Cowley, May | jects, including a Neapolitan peasin the Claypool hotel. | VanAtta, P. J. Clark and G. A.|gn girl's costume, are on display. {Fleming will assist the hostess. Dr. Voss, executive secretary of] Children of grades five and six on Pales- were especially invited to attend.| tine, will discuss ‘Palestine, the | 0. A. R. Meetin J Middle East and Minorities.” Mrs. Warren D. Oakes, 5150] Weddi ) The speaker has done graduate, Washington blvd, will be hostess | ! work at the University of Chi- at 12:30 'p. .m. Thursday for the| Mr. and Mrs. Avery Gipson, 1530 cago, Union Theological Seminary Jonathan Jennings chapter #of the|Finley ave. will hold open house of New York, Yale university, Uni-| D. A.'R. “Illiteracy and the Army” | from'2 to 6 p. m. tomorrow in-home versity of Pittsburgh, International | will be discussed by Mrs. Walter | or of their 25th wedding anni- | ‘| People’s college at Elsinore, Ci | versary. There are no invitations. | (mark, and the University of Ge-

news, Switoerland. wel Artists Club Plans Benefit Bal

will

Mrs, Shoalem Ettinger is luncheon chaifman, Devotions will be led by Mrs. S. A. Silberman and Miss Emma Gelman, and talks! will be given by Mrs. Ettinger and Mrs. Nathan Resnick.

A musical program will be given by Cantor Mpyro Glass and Mrs. Evelyn Borofsky Roskin. “A Tribute to Henrjetta Szold” will be read by Mrs, Ben Paller.

: ’ By Druggists’ Group The Women's organization of the National Association. of Retail Druggists- recently named Mrs. Russell Manring as president. Others who will serve with her are Mrs. Albert Michel and Mrs. Herman Roesch, first and second vice presidents, . Mesdames Paul Wyand, J. I. Gelly and George Lanigan, recording, corresponding ang membership secretaries; Mrs, W. A. Oren, treasurer; Mrs. R..C. Kunz, auditor, and Mrs. E. H. Niles, parliamentarian. New members are Mesdames Franklin Gates, George Stockton Jr: and Walter L. Thoms. *

Have Play Roles

Miss Ruth Kremp will have a leading role in the Lenten passion play to be given March 25 at St. ! Miss Kremp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Richard E. Kremp, 526 N.- Oxford st, is a senior and vice president of the Sfutent Government association. Another participant will be Miss Helen Barry, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles L. Barry, 3302 Wash- |

Elmer Taflinger (right) comes up with a hat (vintage 1840) as a | suggestion for the costume one of. his students, Mrs. Beity: Woerner 1 (left), is planning to wear at the Indiana Artists club ball March 31

at the Athenaeum. Taoked to her easel in the Taflinger studio is Mrs. Woernér's sketch for her costume. Proceeds from the “Unrationed Costume” ball will be used in the work of the Red Cross. 09 a MA iin 3k BETO Coser oss a

J. R. Brant this morning in the

gq Anniversary,

|The Bridal Scene—

Lt. C. M. Craig

Barbara Ann Badger to Be Guest

“Oxaiing Up Univ Fesetsit “At Pre-Nuptial Party Next Week.

was the subject discussed by Mrs.

| Appearing in the bridal news are pre-nuptial parties and an ap- |

proaching marriage.

Mrs. Gene Cormany, 6340 Washington blvd.; will give a personal shower next Friday for Miss Barbara Ann Badger.

The honor guest will

become the bride of Eugene H. Yockey, April 7, in the Second Presby-

Col trian Chur 7% ue pd

|. Guests atthe party will > Mrs.

Kenneth R. Badger and Mrs. Harry E. Yockey, the engaged couple's mothers, Mrs. Dwight Posson, Mrs. Thomas Murnane, Miss Martha Tufts and Miss Judith Badger. Mrs. E.. N. Cunningham of the Marott {hotel entertained recently with a {miscellaneous shower for the bride-to-be. o o A miscellaniéous shower will be] | given Thursday - for ‘Miss Mary

Lcatherine Fox, who will become the bride of Joseph A. Burke on | April 7. in St. Anthony's Catholic] jopured. * Hostesses for the party will be | Miss Doris ¥ox, sister of the bride-to-be, and Mrs. Robert E. Fox, her jaro in-law, and approximately | [35 guests will attend. The party | will ‘be in the bride-to-be's home, {342 N. Holmes ave. n n o | The engagement and approaching | marriage of Miss Jeanne Jack{son and T. Sgt. Lewis Diana, Co{lumbia, Pa. is announced by her | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben O. Jackson, 4330 Broadway. The wedding will be April 3 {in. a 12th century Norman church lin England. Mr. Diana, son of {Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Diana, Co{lumbia, is stationed with the army lair forces in England. Miss Jackson is the director of an American Red Cross aero club there and formerly was connected with the Indianapolis chapter. She is a graduate of Butler uni{versity and a member ef Pi Beta (Phi ‘sorority.

Club Holds Election

Mrs. E. G. Smith recently was elected president of the Amicitia club. Mrs, Harry Kieth and Mrs. Lewis Stamm are the first and secorid “vide presidents,, Other offi

|cers are Mrs. Albert Bretthauer and

MMrs. Rufus O'Harrow, recording andl corresponding secretaries; Mrs. Fred Bretthauer, treasurer, and Mrs.., William Burroughs, parliamentarian,

| [Club Plans Dances

A St. Patrick's day dance will be given at 8:30 p. m. today by the O-Del club. Charles Biven's orchestra will play for dancing in the clubroom,’ 2415 8. Illinois st. The club's two weekly dances will be held at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow and Tuesday. :

Events

CLUBS

{ Cruz, Cal., of Mr. and Mrs.

Is Married

A breakfast

fn the Columbia

|and she will carry a white prayer ,,4 26 which will take thé place of {book topped with orchids.

Max Einstandig of Terre [Haute will be her sister's only at- | opT s request for travel curtaile She has .chosen a light | q u frock short | gored skirt. She will carry a colonial

[national training courses at. camps this year in compliance with the

{ ment. | an all-city council fire is planned {for late May or early in June and Mrs. Earl Stumpf, Guardians assoe | cation chairman, will appoint the {arrangements committee. The program for leadership traine

Sponsors or prospecs They will meet from 10 a. m. until 2:30 p. m;, April 3 and 17, with the first at the Camp Fire office and the other at a park. Camp Fire guardians, sponsors or prospective ones will meet from 10 a. m..to 2:30 p. m. on ‘April 4 and April 18. The Blue Bird Leaders will meet again on April 24 and May 8 and other Camp Fire guard= fan sessions will be held April 23 and May 9. : The committee of awards will meet from 9 a. m. until noon, April 21, at the ¥-" WC AThe summer camping dates are

S| Bird leaders, tive ones.

club this morning followed the June 24 to June 30; July 1 to July

marriage of Miss Mary Margaret! 13; July 15 until July | Thoman and Lt. U. 8. N. R. The Rt. Rev.

Clement M. oa Msgr. J.|

M. Downey - officiated at 7 o'clock] in St, Catherine of Sienna Catholic

church.

The bride's’ parents are Mr. and |

Mrs. Victor R.

| 4450 Marcy lane, The bride chose a blue wool gab-| | Columbia club.

Emera. Pri. Misses Lyla and Ruth] Small, 849 Morris, hostesses | Stout" Field Women’s. 11:30- a. Wed. Indianapolis Athletic club.

MISCELLANEOUS Bruce P. Robison unit 133, American Legion aux. 1 p. m. Tues. Y.| W. C. A. Speaker; cussiofi. | {Children's Bureau aux., Indianap-| olis Orphan Home. 11:30 a. m.|, Mon. I. A. C, Board meeting, 12:30] p. m. Mrs, Juliana Weber; Mrs. |

- Margaret Gaebler, speaker, Lunch- | eon. { Lutheran Women's

council. Tues. Trinity school. 1:30 Mills, 2011 Park, hostess. Nominating committee report. SORORITIES Indianapolis alumnae, Alpha Sig-| ma Alpha. 7:30 p. m. Tues. Miss Helen Emick, 2345 Central, hostess. Alpha Upsilon chap. Alpha Zeta|

Beta. 11 a. m. Sun. Miss Pauline |the Book Forum club

Mann, 3330 N. Meridian, Breakfast. Alpha chap. Sigma Delta Pi. 7 p. mr. Mon. Mf&=¥F. C. Champe, 410 Blue Ridge rd,, hostess,

Legion Auxiliary Sets Card Party

The Irvington American Legion | auxiliary will have a card party! at 2 p. m, Thursday in the post| home, 124 S: Downey ave, Mrs. | Raymond Wood “nd Mrs. Kendrick | Hatt are co-chairmen for the | event. Seyeral members of the organization will serve refreshments tonight at the Illinois street branch, ervicemen’s center. They will include Mesdames Von I. Baldwin, ! George Agnew, Walter Lents and| L. M. Christie. |

Safety Contest ;

Members of organizations entered in the Chamber of Commerce home safety engineering contest will make

a final “check of their homes for|” Donovan A. Turk, |

safety, Mr chairman, ee today. Home hazard appraisal forms must be collected by April 15, she sald.

{ardine suit worn

Thoman of Santa |

and ‘Lt, Craig is the son | resentative, A. Frank Craig,

with white acces-

| sories and an orchid corsage. Her only attendant was Miss | Middaw will give a musical pro-

| Florence Bergman. | pink wool suit,

iand gardenias.

She wore a white accessories The bridegroom's |

panel dis-| father was best man. The couple will leave next week MIS. for Moffett field, Cal, bridegroom #s to be stationed. He!l¥n Israel

where the

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July 29 until Aug. 17,

J. Otto Lee to Speak ‘Before Association

- J._Otto Lee; Marion county repe will address members of the National Association of {Women at- 8 p. m Tuesday in the

to Aug. 4, and Aug. 5

“History of ihe Indiana Legis= {lature” will be his topic. Mrs. James

gram and the program chairmen are Miss Clara Christopher and Miss Eleanor Hardy The reception committee includes Guy - Pettijohn, chairman3 Miss Hazel Emens and Miss Eves Mrs. William L. Hurt

is a Butler university graduate and Will press. reside

a fraternity.

Missionary | Ca nn mn g Cla ass

member of Lambda Chi Alpha |

Mrs. Mille ler Chair man

| Mrs. Blaine Miller Jr. is chair man i for the annual Easter egg hunt to

The Red Cross nutrition depart- be held March 31 at the WoodNational Women's Service league. Ment will open a canning class|stock club. The event will be for

i Coke utility,

9 a. m. to noon.

m. Tues. Mrs. Roscoe| Wednesday in the Citizen's Gas &|children and will be from 3 until The course will last | 5 p. | three days and sessions will be from

m. Mrs. Abram Woodard and ! Mrs. Thomas Stevenson are assiste fii Mrs. Miller.

Schedule Book Review, Mrs. Lord Hostess

hostess. | will be in ‘Ayres’ auditorium

eIV uner . A fv 1OVe A neips v ' ao 8 3 and we now a

Mrs. Olive Enslen Tinder will ‘A covered dish dinney/ will ba {review “Bolinvars” (Bayliss) at a held at 6:30 p. m Wednesday by 1:30 p. m. meeting Wednesday of the Gamma Beta Chi sorority Mrs, The session | Harry Lord, West Newton, will

be—-the hostess.

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