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Hostesses N amed For Party ‘Preview’ at Butler To Be Wednesday Eighty-six Butler university co-

jds will serve as hostesses at the "college preview” party for pros-

pective Butler women students)

Wednesday. The event will be at 2:30 p. m. in

line Smith is chairman. Representatives of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will be Misses Anna Harshman, Joan Sehumacher, Dorothy .Gard, Betty Blackwell, Sherry Roseberry, Barbara Moore, ‘Ruth

Helen Davenport, . Peggy Rathert, Mary Lou Freidmeyer, Martha Chevalier, Marilyn Mitchell and Audrey Napp. Alpha Chi Omega sorority members serving as hostesses will' be Misses Joan Fritz, Dorothy Swickard, Virginia Kelly, Betty Isaacs, Mary Schrieber, Joan Pyle, Charlene Butfz, Mary Alice Wilson, Mary Jo Browder, Jackie Lawson, Dolores Dougall and Jean Minney. Misses Hilda Humke, Dolores Glendy, Dorothy Young, Maxine Brock, Aileen Unversaw, Henrietta Rhode and Shirley Haugh Ferrer will represent Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. :

~Tri Delta Sorority

Hostesses Named . Hostesses from Delta Delta Delta sorority will include Misses Jeannette Cassady, Nancy Forbes, Elizabeth Ott, Phyllis Hollar, Mary Dien Pierre, Barbara Myers, Rose Marie Steinbach, Betty Jo Morrison, Mary McCleaster and Phyllis Burck. Representatives of Trianon sorority will be Misses Bobbe Earle, Elsie Popplewell, Dorothy Reinacker, \'Thora Feltis, Betty Strols and Mary Ethel Jackson. Pi Beta Phi sorority hostesses will be Misses Patricia Bond, Rosalyn Crabb, Alice Robertson, Mary Jo Pearce, Betty Billeter, Barbara Green, Martha Rankin, Phyllis Augustine, Barbara Sherow and Irene Sims. Hostesses from Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will be Misses Joanna Jennings, Barbara Wells, Marjean McKay, Jane Wagle, Joan PFreyn, Anne Henshaw, Ruth Ann Deming, Patricia Pearson, Barbara Larson and Molly O'Dell. From the Butler Independent association will be Misses Martha B8mith, Marjorie Little, Edith Williams, Betty Sparrow, Virginia Rodman, Jeanine Reynolds, Leona Calderon, Thelma Yount, Eleanor Wright and Joan Guthrie.

Miss Eaton To Be Guest

Fifty-three guests have beep Invited to a miscellaneous shower tonight honoring Miss Katherine Baton, who will be married Sept. 12 lo Marion R. Weber. The bride-to-be’s aunt, Mrs. E. S.

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PLAN "DUCK-IN" PARTY — Assisting with plans for the "duck-in"" swim party _ Alpha Xi Delta sorority will hold for girls entering Indiana and Purdue universities next month are (left to right) Misses Sarah Jo Puckett,” Jean Lindenburg ‘and Lois

Beacham. The party will be Sunday at the Riviera club.

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William

E. Shank Will Take Bride

In Ceremony Tonight at Church

DR. BLAINE E. KIRKPATRICK will read the vows uniting his daughter, Virginia Louise, and William Ed-

ward Shank at 8:30 p. m. tod

ay in"the St. Mark Methodist

church. He is pastor of the Monticello Methodist church. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick of Monticello. The bridegroom’s parents are Mr, and Mrs.

Robert F. Shank. Mrs. Shank is of Parents and Teachers.

president of ‘the Indiana Congress

Palms and other greenery and seven-branch candelabra will

form the background for the dou

ble-ring ceremony.

"Mrs. Nicholas C. Brown of Cheshire, Conn., is to be the matron of honor for her sister. She will wear a gown of pale yellow brocaded satin, fashioned with three-quarter sleeves and a sweetheart neckline.

She will carry rose glamillias, Mrs. Charles Schwartz, Mr. Shank’s sister, will be the bridesmaid. She will wear a similar frock of aqua brocaded satin. Her bouquet will be pink. glamillias. A gown of white brocaded satin has been chosen by the bride. It is fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice and a full skirt extending into a long train. A Juliet cap of Alencon lace will hold her fingertip illusion veil, and she will carry a cluster of white glamillias. Mr. Schwartz. will attend the bridegrqom, and ushers are‘to be Gordon Wilhite, Thomas Carpenter, Herman Miller and Allen Washburn. A reception at the Shank home will follow the wedding. After a trip to Wisconsin, the couple will be at home there. ‘The bride is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan university, where she was a member, of Kappa Kappa Gamma. sorority. The bridegroom is a student at DePauw university ‘and is a Phi Gamma Delta fraternity member. Mr, and Mrs. Shank entertained the bridal party with a buffet supper last night at their home.

Mary Gearin Is Engaged

Miss Mary Ann Gearin will be-

Barnhill, 5321 Park ave., will be the " hostess

Mrs. William Forsythe will give a

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miscellaneous shower Aug. 28 in her home at 8111; E. 63d st. Her mother, Mrs. Virgil Mohr, will assist.

Smith Downing, William Kreier, James Windling, William Wood and Durtis Jordan, Misses Josephine ' Baton, Joanne Barnhill, Jane Keilman, Marcia Meihsner, Charlotte Hitchcock, Estelle Lester and Martha Duke,

Attendants Named

seremony will be Aug. 22. Mrs. Edward Stauber will be the matron of honor, and Miss Ruth J'Brien is to be the maid of honor, Miss Marcia Davis, Franklin, will Je junior bridesmaid for her cousin, . Miss Power will have her three Msters, Gladys, Hilda and Dorothy, As flower girls.

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Miss Mohr's party will be a]

The guests will include Mesdames |

Miss Vera Vinita Power today an- | nounced attendants for her mar-|

dage to Benjamin J. Holt. The

A. Budens Jr. will be the best and Woodrow Holt, a cousin bridegroom, will

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: Woman Sets Record

PHILAD! ill: | Powers, 75, of this city, recently completed i

come the bride of James Vinson Pappas at 10 a. m. Aug. 23 in Little

tinen shower Sept. 4 in her home, |FioWer Catholic church, her par-

$339 Park ave, and Miss Delorés| Mohr also will entertain for Miss

ents, Mr. and Mys. Daniel A. Gearin, 818 N. Riley ave., have announced. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Pappas, 638 N. Oakland ave. are the parents of the prospective bridegroom. Mrs. Richard H. Kingsbury, 5864 University ave. gave a miscellaneous shower for Miss Gearin in her home Sunday. Miss Jeanne Petit} and Miss Mary Noonan will give a personal shower tomorrow in Ayres’ tea room, Mrs. Kingsbury will be the ma-

married. Miss Helen Pappas, sister

Miss Jeanne Petit will be the bridesmaids.

prospective bridegroom, will be the best man. The ushers will include william A. Pappas, another brother, and William T. Griffin.

Patricia Ryan Is Honored

Miss Patricia Ann Ryan was honor guest at a kitchen shower given by. Miss Helen Gardiner and Miss Patricia Donnelly last night in the Gardiner home, 1021 Harvey st. The future bride and James R. Zapapas will be wed Aug: 30 in St. Joan of Arc Catholic church. ‘Twenty-two guests were invited to the shower, : Guests will include mothers of the couple, Mrs. John PFeeser, Mrs. Jack Buchanan and Mrs, Charles .|A. Wood, Knightstown, Misses Jac-

| hay, Corinne Fletcher, Carol Thoms, Hayes, Caroline Finn,

‘ler, Peggy Connell, Nancy Tressler, ‘Anne Stuhldreher, Martha Brosnan,

Martha Bdsler and Jaqueline McAvoy.

Church Attendance

ELPHIA — Miss Jennie 72 years of unbroken

Miss Fletcher To Entertain Junior D. of I.

{The Junior Daughters of Isabella will make plans Monday for a dance the group will sponsor soon. Miss Catherine = Fletcher, 902 Woodlawn ave; will be hostess for the meeting, Her assistants are to be Miss Irene Smith and Miss Eileene Donahey. Miss Margie Mellen is chairman for the dance. Her committee includes Misss Susan and Ursula Buennagel, Eldena Auberry, Mary Lark, Gertrude Kern, Mary Jane

Sebastian, Misses Alice, Therese and Frances Lipps, Irene Walker, Helen Burkhart, Bertha Steinberger, Rose Molner, Martha Kirkoff, Anna Lamb,

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Picnic Planned

The Netherlands chapter, International Travel-Study . club, will {have a picnic Wednesday at Forest park, Noblesville. The group . also will visit Conner farm near Noblesville. y

Cecelia’ Market, Bettie Wolfe and Rose Mooreman and Mrs, Joseph

The adult chapter of the D. of I. will hold a “business meeting at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the Catholic

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My Day— Book Prepared By Former Irish Minister

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT EN ROUTE TO HYDE PARK, Aug. 15.~We left Campobello island early Tuesday morning. We spent |the night in Portland, Me, and took the older children to have dinner with Mr. and Mrs. David Gray, my aunt and uncle. Ever since they returned from Ireland, where Mw» Gray was the United States minister, he has been busy writing. For a long time he had been collecting material for a book on Ireland. J - " OVER a period of many years he has been interested in Ireland and its history, and I feel sure that he will now write something of real value, Ireland is a difficult place to write about, and I imagine that not too many people really understand the Irish. They have many contradictory traits, they can be both lovable and irritating. But if .My..Gray brings to his story the same humor and perception that he brought to his old stories about the hunting country in New York, there will be amusement as well as education in the pages of his book, : LA SG Though ‘I hated toxleave Campobello, I shall be glad to be in Hyde Park again. It will be warmer, and there will be the telephone and "electric lights. For a month we have managed to live without either, but both are convenient when you have them. On the other hand, there will be less time to devote to ‘the writing of the second volume of my autobiography, which is now nearly ready for the publishers. : s I am relieved that we have made some headway this summer, because people remind me occasionally that this book “must be done” or 1 might die with certain points of view unrecorded. Not very important, perthaps, but apparently it's desirable to the publishers to have these views on record.

Will Attend Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. Lindon A. Bailey, 3510 N, Meridian st. will go the Muncie Saturday to attend the marriage of Miss Ann Crapo and William C. Hannah.

{Mabel Muse To Be Bride Tonight

. |Repeating vows read by the Rev, Lester B. Yearick, Miss Mabel LaVaughn Muse tonight will become | the bride of Prank Gibbs Jr. TL

{in the Christian church here.

and Mrs. Virgil Muse of here. . The bridegroom's father is of Daville.

of candlelight satin fashioned with a sheer yoke outlined with seedpearls and sequins. Her full skirt is. made a long train.

of the prospective bridegroom, and|

Bernard A. Pappas, brother of the 8

Betty Blackwell, Jane Monaghan, '

tron of honor when Miss Gearin .is| &

Frederick Norris, Aug. 30 in Loogootee.

Graham ave.

ENGAGED—Mrs. Myron F. O'Brian, Loogootee, announces the engagement of her daughter, Margaret Annette, and J. son of and Mrs. John F. Norris, Loogootee. The wedding is fo be Miss O'Brian is the niece of Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Matthews, 966 N.,

Mr.

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In Brownsburg . Times State Service BROWNSBURG, Ind, Aug. 15.—

The ceremony will be at 8 o'clock

The bride is the daughter of Mr.

Miss Muse has chosen & gown

with a double bustle and

A band of seed pearls and sequins will be attached: to her two-tiered fingertip veil of illusion. She will carry white roses surrounding a white orchid. ’

Miss Jane. Wean to Be The Maid of Honor

Miss Jane Wean of Danville, the maid of honor, will wear a frock of cocoa faille. It is fashioned with cap sleeves and a draped hip peplum. She will wear matching mitts. The bridesmaids will be Miss Marjoria Cornett and Miss Lois Haulk. Their mint green dresses will be made like Miss Wean's, and they are to wear green mitts, The junior bridesmaid, Miss Dottie Jo Ensminger of Lawrence, will wear a frock identical to the maid of honor’s, Jane and Janice Gibbs of Colfax, twin nieces of the bridegroom, will be the flower girls. Max ‘Gibbs will attend his brother. Ushers will be Jack Gibbs, another brother, and John Muse, brother of the bride. After a reception at the Muse home, the couple will leave on a three-week motor trip west, They will be at home in Danville. The bride attended Indiana university. : The bridegroom is a student at Canterbury college and a member of Zeta Sigma fraternity.

Miss Plunkett, O. R. McClure To Be Wed

Miss Patricia Plunkett will pecome the bride of Oscar R. McClure

of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Plunkett, 1609 W. Morris st.

of the West Morris Street Christian church, will officiate. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McClure, 35 8. Vine st., are the parents of the bridegroom. Miss Virginia McClure, the bride's only atfendant and sister of the bridegroom, will wear a pink suit. The bride will be dressed in a white wool suit. She will have white accessories and an orchid corsage. Richard McClure, brother - the bridegroom, will be the best man. A. reception in the home of bride's parents will follow the ceremony. After a trip, the couple will live at 1047 8. Sheffield ave.

Local Woman Elected

Mus.-Edna Brown, 8002 E. 10th st., was elected s& national director of the American Society of Women Accountants at the convention held recently in Grand Rapids, Mich,

at 7:30 p. m. today in the home|

The Rev. Harry Bucalstein, pastor

’ P. H. Ho photo. CATHEDRAL RITE-SS, Peter and Paul cathedral will be the scene tomorrow of Miss Esther Mattingly's marriage to Michasl Lawrence Burke, Their parents are Mr, and, Mrs. Depnis Mattingly, Loogootee, and Mrs, Corrine Burke, 3033 Sutherland ave.

The Bridal Scene— Dinner Sunday

scene notes today.

Joy. Mrs. Oberting is an aunt of The future bride is the daughter of Patrick Osman, 79th st. and Lakeside dr, and the prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. - Walter E. McOYeary, 5329 Byram ave, Invited to celebrate the approaching marriage, which is to be Sept. 27, will be the families of the engaged couple; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Copas and Patrick Hines, all of Hollywood, ¥Fla.;, Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCreary, Crawfordsville, and 15 other guests,

» » » Mrs. Myron F. O'Brian announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Margaret Annette, to J. Frederick Norris, son of. Mr, and Mrs, John PF. Norris. All are in Loogootee, The future bride is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Matthews, 866 N. Graham ave. The wedding is to be the morning of Aug. 30 in Loogootee. The future bride attended St. Louis university and was graduated

Miss McKhann

Engagement of ‘Miss Ozman And John W. McCreary Engagement announcements and a marriage highlight the bridal A dinner and party on Sunday will announce the engagement of

Miss Ellffn Omman and John W. McCreary. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oberting, 2665 Applegate ave, will entertain at their summer cottage at Camp

N. Buclid ave,

accessories.

Mrs, Brown is a past president of

society. .

P. H, Ho photo, BRIDE—Mrs. Isabelle Tucker, Fountaintown, announces the marriage on June 7 of her daughter, Joann, and James Wessels, son ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wessels, 5911 Central ave. The bride attended Butler university. Mr. Wessels is a student there.

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The home of the bride's parents will be the setting for the marriage tonight of Miss Marcele McKhann and Richard O. Young. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, C. FP. McKhann, 1326 Fletcher ave, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Young, #3

The ceremony will be at 6:30 o'clock. Miss Dorothy Stoner, the bride's only attendant, will wear & pale green.crepe dress and white

The bride will wear a pale blue dress of crepe, white accessories and a corsage of white flowers, . Frank Frow will be the best man. Following a reception at the McKhann home, the couple will motor |

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Monday Through Friday Saturday 9:30 to 1:00 + Our Terrace Tearoom will

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v Photo Reflex photo ~. TO BE WED—Ths engagement of Miss Barbara Jean Lovell and John A. Huser has been announced by her par ents, Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Lovell, L136 N. Tacoma ave. His par- « ents are Mr, and Mrs. Joseph M. Huser, 1214 N. Wallace ave. They will be wed Aug. 23,

Will Announce

the prospective bridegroom,

from St. John’s: hospital school of nursing in 8t. Louis. The bride groom is attending St. Xavier university, Cincinnati, .» . . Miss Jeanette Bolden will be wed to Donald Allen Sept. 5, her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond

‘Bolden, 1203 Edwards ave, have announced, Mrs. Ruth Allen, “775 Concord ave, is the mother of the pro-

will be read in the home of the future bride's parents. Mrs, Willlam A. Sharp and Robert Jamerson will be the only attendants.

» » » : Miss Antoinette Scheller has selected her sister, Miss Rita Scheller, to be her maid of honor when she is married to Robert A. Connor Sept. 6, The ceremony will be read in St. Catherine of Sienna Catholic church at 10:30 a. m, Miss Sally Connor, sister of the prospective bridegroom, and Mrs. Jack Nelan, Jamestown, N, Y., ‘will bé the bridesmaids. William P. ‘Connor will be his brother's best man, and the. ushers will include Robert Scheller, brother of the future bride, and Lawrence Connor, another brother of the prospective bridegroom. Misses Sally and . Virginia Connor, sisters of the bridegroom-to-be, will give a kitchen shower next Friday. ‘night in the Connor home, Thirty-five guests have been invited, A ‘miscellaneous shower will be given by Miss Ann Kathryn Huhn for the future bride Aug. 28. Miss Huhn's party will be in her home, 1221 E. Kelly st. She has lrivited 24 guests. : Mr. and Mrs. F. J, Scheller, 2729 Napolean st, are the parents of the future bride, and Mrs. Agnes Peelle Connor, 1512 N. Meridian st.,

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spective bridegroom. The ceremony |

‘Highland Club Event Has Hawaiian Theme

have been made for tim Hawaiian dance to be held at the Highland Golf and Country club tomorrow night. i ia Dinner-wil} ‘he served from € to 8:30 p. m. preceding the dance om the terrace, ; The committee in charge includes Messrs, and Mesdames Milton 8. Martin, Edward M, Leahy and Bea C. Bruder: by Mr, Jr, and Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Mare tin are planning a party of 12. 4 ;

Frank Lobraicos Will Entertain Groups of eight will tained by Mr. and Mrs, braico and by Mr. and Engleman Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Buckley be hosts to a group of as will Mr. and Mrs Another group will by Mr. and Mrs. Karl ind Dr, Gilbert D. Quinn, = Othérs who have made reservations for parties include . Mesars, and Mesdames Leahy, Bruder, E. T, French and P. W. Cregar and Mrs, Elizabeth Hancock.

Jean Redwine

be entertained H

{Is Married

». » . In Home Rite An Informal ceremony at 11:30 a. m. today united Miss Jean B. Redwine and Glenn Richard Reynolds, The Rev. Hany 8. Mercer, Tabe ernacle Presbyterian church, read the vows in‘the home of the bride's

John B. Redwine, 3602 Guilford ave.

and Mrs. Glen Reynolds, 2306 N. New Jersey st, . Mrs. Kirkwood ‘Yockey was hee sister's only attendant. ' Richard Guyer was the best man. ' A breakfast at the Redwine home followed the ceremony, and the couple left on a trip north, They will be at home at 3610 Balsam ave, after Sept. 1, : Both the bride and bridegroom attended Butler university. She is a Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority member,

Miss McQueen Is Bride -

John McQueen, 1633 EB. Raymond st., has announced the of his daughter, Miss J ta MeQueen, to ! Brunnemer, som of Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Brunnemer, 2063 Olive st. « The ceremony was read June 2M in the home of the bridegroom's parents, The Rev. J. W. Roberts, Irvington Church of Christ, read the vows. ! Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kuner were

the attendants. A reception fole lowed at the Olive st. address,

Dinner Held

The Big Eagle American Legion post and auxiliary held their

Butler university. .-

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is the mother of the prospective,

annual basket dinner at 6:30 p. m,

{to northern Indiana. They will be | bridegroom. He is +a graduate of| yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bass,

W. 62d st., entertained. ——————————

A number of party reservations

The bridegroom is the son of Mr,