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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-30
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COTT TO LESLIE PRESCOTT,
IN CARE OF THE SECRET
DRAWER

1 simply must open up my heart
to you tonight. 1 will just seal what
write and deposit it in the secret
drawer when 1 return home, but
things turned out so strangely that
L must tell some one.
Mrs. Prescott was extremely angry
at me for telling Jack that it was
not necessary for Him to come She
said so many nasty things and made
80 many more implications that
had all I could do to keep from leav-
ing the house and her
That Bradford woman started
things by asking me if my sister was
engaged to Karl Whitney. 1 could
not help blushing and l was very
much put out at myself for being en-
barrassed when I said, why, Alice
is nothing but a child and I'm sure
Karl never thought of her as any
thing else"
Mrs. Prescott then spoke up and
said, He was once in love with you
was he not?'
l tried to squelch her by vehement
ly denying it and Priscilla Bradford
broke in with a nasty little laugh
saying, "Methinks the lady doth pro-
test too much"
! l had to sit there and keep STILL
for after that 1 did not dare say any
thing and neither did 1 dare leave
the room.
Presently Miss Bradford renewed
the attack from a different angle by
asking Mrs. Prescott If she had no.
ticed my magnificent pearls at the
wedding.
Again 1 protested that they were
only a string of beads that Alice had
given me. At this most peculiar
look passed between Miss Bradford
and Johns mother. I am almost
growing superstitious over those pearl
beads. When I go home / think /.
shall put them away somewhere and
not wear them for awhile. Or, per-
haps, If they make me any more trou-
BILE, I will give them to Beatrice Grim
shaw.
! think I should have given them
not made such a point of it that
sometime possibly she would want
them back.
However, to save any more. UNI
pleasantness, said that ] would get
the beads-they were up in my suit.
case--and show them to Mrs. Pres
colt and Miss Bradford.
When I brought them down both
seemed surprised at their loneliness.
Tn SfIrY1rirad "
self. Some way they seemed more
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-30
Brownies and Fairies Will
( Romp With Elves Tonight
aPrince, Princess Nymphs and Queen All Appear in Pan
tomme Arranged at rvington

fairies are Wanda Bailey. Jane Daugh-
erty and Betty Sandefur.
The Minuet Group is composed of
little Kitty Lou Fitzgerald, Helene
keywan and Hilton Anterior in tiny
costumes of rose and gold and a CO.
lonial suit with lace frills. The bird
| dances, by Bobby-Jo Vestal and Hill
| ton Atherton, are clever fairy dances.
There is a playtime dance by Dorothy
Gaines, Betty Anne holland and
Helene Keywan' in pantomimc
The brownies, Betty Davenport,
Dorothy Adams, Jean Caylor, Ger
trude and Agnes Gahagan. dance.
The morning star and evening star,
enc Keywan in green and orange chif-
fon with filmy silver wings. is clever
duet, as is also the dance by older
girls in the same scene, Mary Alice
and Margaret McCarty, in white bal
ie. costumes.
The Greek dance Is group to por-
tray the fairies weaving a wedding
dress from the moonbeams. Charac-
tiers are: Helen Derby, Margaret Ad-
ans, Marie Yoeman, June Fischer,
Jane Kaylor, Betty Anne holland and
Patty Daugherty.
The Magic Brew is the final scene,
and has a most attractive feature in
the great ca1dron. out Of which the
wedding procession comes carrying
bouquets on tall gilded staffs.s The
procession is led by Kitty Lou Fitz-
I gerald. The Prince and Princess join
them as they exit.
| The piano accomplishments are
played by Mrs. Robert JENNIE, Miss
Edith Fitzgerald and Miss Mary Ann
Higgins.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-30
Clubs e. Meetings

Reginning Tuesday, July 8. the
George H Chapman w. X. e. NO. III
will meet the first and third Tuesdays
Of the month in Morrison hall, on the
Circle.
The Alvin c. Hovey w. R. c. No.
1876 will have a card party Monday
afternoon at the D. A. R hall. Mrs.
Vanderhoft will be in charge.
The Ladies' Altar Society to st.
anthony Church will give euchre,
bunco and lotto party Sunday night
in st. Anthony's Hall on Warman
Ave. Mrs. Edward Whittinghsm and
Mrs. Edward Steinhart will be
hostesses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-30
DELTA THETA TAU
.CLOSESCONvENT|Ok
Dance Tonight VIII End
Three-Day Session,

One hundred and fifty guests Of the
Alpha Epsilon chapter Of the Delta
Theta Tau Sorority which is holding
the seventeenth annual convention
this week at the Claypool, were en-
tertained this morning at breakfast
in the Chateau Room.
The little tables were arranged with
bowls Of white roses, the sorority
flower. Those in charge of arrange
ments were Mrs. Walter Handy, Mrs
Paul Stubs and Mrs. Morris Drum
mond.
The convention closed It's business
this afternoon with selection OF of
ficers. A dance tonight at the
Athenaeum will end the three days
convention.
Ruth Long and Mary Eleanor Pegg
dressed in green and white OF the
sorority will present favors.
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|. U. GRADUATES MARRIED

Two Indian University graduates
1923 will take a wedding journey to
mission fields of South America. They
are Mr.. and Mrs. James Swain, who
were married Friday at the home of
the brides father, Alfred T. Cox, of
Bloomington. Mrs Swain, who was
Miss Nancy Jane Cox, was a Phi
Beta Kappa and Phi Lambda Theta.
Mr. Swain of Lizton, Ind, is a veteran
of the World War and received his
A. B. degree in 81. instructing In the
Spanish department until this June.
when he received his masters degree.
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Friend Hateful

Door Martial Lee: I am glrI OF 10 A1u
Ira Dr 90 sava I am pretty I run with
grI of the same age who also is very pretty
but who has such hateful manner N no , SlaS
likes her She is jealous because am iiAeo
ny Do YOU think it is proper for boys SIC &c
bring me home from shows. as go 70 very
many - i,ri
tate her as little as possible so ina
she gradually will become less nate-
full" Be pleasant to her, no mat
ter how cross she is. Platter her
hit to make her feel better =.
You should not go to very many
shows. and should not go at nlgnt
without some older person. Ihal
would not give the boys much cnance'
So let them wait a few years.
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PRINCE. beautiful !

A PRINCE, beautiful princess,
"A fairy queen, wicked step
= mother and all the wood
nymphs and brownies you've ever
read about. will be dancing about to-
night If you know just where to see
them.
Miss Helen Hibben, dancing teach
er, 5433 University Ave-, has ar
ranged to have them all at the Irving
ton School Auditorium to present
white Magic" a pantomime.
Thomas Hibben and John KautZ
have been working on the stage set
ting and lighting effects, and have
produced clever backgrounds for the
large cast of characters.
The cast is composed of pupils of
high school age and the fairies are
children from to 10.
The Witch, Zerelda RUBBISH, has ex-
eeptional ability in pantom!me The
Princess. Kathryn Hosmer is a toe
dancer of unsual grace. The Nymph,
Catherine JENNIE. is a Greek dancer,
who shows ability far beyond her
years.
The Queen Mother, Helen Moro. has
g. tragic part which she plays with
dignity and grace. The Prince, Marcy
Dirnberger, dressed in rose and satin,
is a dream prince with her huntsmen,
Ada RUBBISH and Frances Kelly, with
flowing plumes. The Fire dancers are
Constance Forsyth. Dorothy Gaines
and Ada RUBBISH. The cat and dog
are the favorites of the children in
S an eccentric dance done by Agnes and
Gertrude Gahagah.
The white dove. Betty Anne No
land, Is a fairy queen. The little
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-30
LOCAL TEACHER MARRIED
Miss Doris Basinger Becomes Bride
of w C.. O,Rrian

Miss Doris Irene Basinger, who has
been in music circles IN this city for
two years. was married at her home
III Petersburg. Ind. Friday morning
to William C. OBrian of Edwardsport,
Ind, Mrs. O'Brian was a graduate Of
the Indianapolis Conservatory Of
Music, and has been teaching in In
dianapolis schools. Mr.. O'Brian is a
graduate in Indiana University Mr.
and Mrs. OBrian will be at home at
Jackson. Mich, after Aug Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-30
| aides Man

girl and for the last two months have l been
going with a fellow four years years., ny dsynted
m w me soT But ali the time he has gone with
me he also has been going , with with ahO'h tse
EiT L ,-, he ia lust as devoted. l really
G GtsST f fhis boy friendship and don't knGT
how 10 win him away from the other giri'
IF YOU really want this boys friend
ship. don't try to monopolize MN
There is no reason why he shouio not
go with two, or twenty, girls SO lar
as Won are concerned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-30
Many Local Tourists
Hear Call of Europ
Eight From Indianapolis Leave Today for Five Mont
Journey in Old Country.

Fascination of Europe is drawing
many tourists from Indianapolis this
year. One Indiana party contains
seventeen tourists.
This party is led by Mrs. Demar-
chus Brown, PSI S Audubon road.
1t left today and will return Aug. 25.
Seven others from Indianapolis 60
ing on this trip are Miss Margaret
Evans, Miss Edith Evans, Mrs. Ella
c. Smith, Mrs. Anna Smith Buskirk,
Mrs George w. Bauer, Mrs. Rea
Bauer and George w. Bauer, Jr.
Mrs NJ. S. Blish. Needy Blisn and
Upton Blish, Jr., Seymour; Miss Jes-
sic Robbins, Greensburg; Miss Mary
Howard, Lafayette; Miss Margaret
Merry, Dunkirk; Miss Hazel Green
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W.C.T.U.Notes

Marion County Executive will hold
the regular monthly meeting Monday
in Room F. at the Y. NJ. G.. A. Mrs.
Martha Gipe will conduct a ''parlia-
mentary drill"
Vayhinger Union has postponed its
regular meeting until Wednesday
July IL
North East Union will meet the
third Thursday instead of the sec
ond.
Brightwood Union has postponed its
meeting until July ~.
Elizabeth Stanley Union will meet
at the home of Ms. Anna Long, 337
S. East ST. Thup:Gl"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-30
Now He Sticks

Dear Miss Lee: I am considered sooo-
looking l was crazy about some oOg ~, "a
Get him He took me home. | DO not IKE
him now. 1 cannot get rid OF MN: W nc
you advise me? bRONN z Go;
Seems like just punishment LOT
your jealousy. doesn't it? Have an
excuse IA white lie') whenever ne
wants you to go with him. and ne
cannot miss the point very long.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-30
Chopin to Be Played at Murat

The musical programs given by the
Orloff Trio from the upper boxes of
tho Murat theater. in connection with
thu Stuart Walker productions, is de-
lighting the many patrons OF the
repertoire company.
A varied program has been selected
for the coming week. when the come
dy success mice People, by Rachel
Crothery will be the Al
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-30

wood. Washington, Ind, and Mrs
Nicholas McCarty Harrison and he
son, Elston. of Pasadena. Cal, arr
accompanying Mrs Brown.
Passage will be on the "Contd
Verde,' it's maiden trip. from New
York to Naples.
Itinerary includes Naples, Rome
Florence, Venice, Milan, Baveno,
Brique, Zermatt and a steamer TRIP
on Lake Geneva, Berne, Paris, Yer,
sailles and excursions to Chateal
Thierry, Rheims, London and South
ampton.
Mrs. Brown will give preliminary
lectures to the party on European az
development. In Florence she vii
lecture on Danet and in England OF
Shakespeare
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-30
Mnther Knows

No. Nice Lee: | am IS years Old
ratPeS good.Iooking and large for my age ::
have Several boy friends of whom Who !, 2ear
q 49, saea tbon He has asked to take me out
several sever int times and says he loves me NY
mother objects to my having boy trl m 0nt
Do you think 1t is wrong lot o me " Agp % o"'
Your mother knows that II you
start to go out with boys too young
you will grow up. faster than you
should Take her word for It.
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Mr. and Mrs. Koesters are travel
ing in the West. but will return,
about Aug. 1, to live at 1911
Union st.
Miss Marie Kuhler, 2234 Broad
way, daughter of Mrs. Mary Kuhl-
err, is now Mrs. Walter Alike. Mr..
and Mrs Alike will be at Sister
Lakes until July 10, returning home
at 1924 Broadway.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-30

was presented here during the winter
season two years ago.
Coates Gwynne will have the role
opposite Miss Hammond, and the cast
Bowker, Kay Strozzi, Lucille Nikolas,
Judith Lowry, Clark Hoover and 9th
ers The Orloff Trio will furnish the
incidental music at all performances
of the play next week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-30
Finding Comedy Talent
in Our Home Town

BY WALTER D. HICKMAN.
II DA BELLE ARNOLD has been
discovered.
Yes, It's the truth. but the dis
eovery is not scandal but good news
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ell DdTFdSS6S u6I.
"Unforgivable breaks Of Ell
quette."
The girl Is no worse than her
friends and than many of the rest OF
us. We place false value on imma-
terial things. Breaches of etiquette
never can be "unforgivable." They
are not important enough.
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instruction Extended

Swimming lessons in the Red Cross
and city recreation department
Learn to Swim week campaign
scheduled to close today will be con.
tinued next week. at Willard Park
and Ringgold pools Cool weather
this week prevented many people
from taking all of the lessons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-30

Mrs. William Baker, 95 Hawthorn
Lane, became Mrs. Thomas Harri-
son LYDIA. Mr.. and Mrs. LYDIA are
spending a few days at the Great
Lakes and will make their home at
Is Campbell Ave.
Mrs. Carl Koesters was Miss Mar
garet A. Kirch before her wedding.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John G.. Kirch, 1888 Union ST.
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The first Of the Athenaeum Summer
Dances will be held Saturday, July 7.
The Marimba band Will play The
dances will continue to September.
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Y. w. C. A. WILL STAGE
FIELD MEET ON JULY d
Girls Will Participate In Contests al
Camp lockwood

Oodhp AeOChWOOu
Girls of the Industrial department
OF the Y. W. C. A are planning A
field meet at lockwood, the Indian
apolis Y. w. c. A. camp, On the
Fourth of July. They are expectipg
TO fill the camp to capacity. Many
will go out Tuesday evening. while
others will go just for the day.
Miss Lena Fortney, athletic chair
man Of the Industrial Federation. is
in charge Of all plans for the field
meet. The events scheduled: Stand
ing broad jump, running broad jump.
pole vault, hurdle race and various
aquatic stunts. Each club in the
federation IS allowed two entries in
each event.
The winning club will be awarded
cup. Individual winners will be
awarded ribbons. Miss Margaret
Sykes, health education director, will
be judge.
The Swimming Club will hold its
regular meeting Monday at D. M
Plans will be made for the weekend
trip at lockwood camp July and 8.
The Y. W. G. A. pool will be closed
on the Fourth of July.
Five periods day were arranged
at its pool by the Y. W. c. A. in CO.
operation with the Red Cross during
Learn to Swim" week. More than
1 900 took advantage Of these special
periods
Miss Alice e, Newman educational
director, will be on vacation during
July.
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Martha Lee SayS-
Society Loses Sense
of Lies True Values

'Unforgvabe breaks of etiquette
A girl writing to me- that regarding actions o.
family She has made her in the world and has
social environment Now her ami
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Tom Mix Plays Lead
i'm stepping Fast"

Stepping Fast" with Tom Mix in
the stellar role. comes to Mister
Smiths for next week. The star is
seen as a young ranchman, who is
captured by criminals because he pos
sesses the secret of the, location of a
gold mine in the Arizona desert After
being thrown into San Francisco bay,
he is picked up by a tramp steamer
and forced to work his way TO China,
where he again meets the gang.
With the aid of some American sail
ors. Mix and the daughter of the sci
enlist, who discovered the mine. fight
their way out of a Chinese den and
start back to the States. where they
succeed in getting the treasure.
Claire Adams is again seen as Mix S
leading lady in this production. and
others in the cast are Edward Poll.
George Seigman, Ethel Wales and Ed
ward Jobson.
A comedy and news reel complete
the program.
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BELASC0 DRAMA AT OHIO;
CRANE WILBUR IN LEAD
Continued From Page g.

around an illiterate peasant, veri-
table beast Of a man, who, during a
thrilling human upheaval, rises to the
heights of leadership through sheer
force of personality. and then strikes
out to get what he wants for himself
Opposed to him is one man OF cour-
age and refinement who takes the
princess under his protection and
fights a lone battle against the forces
k of greed and brutality.
'Bavu" is sure TO keep the spec
ttator guessing from start to finish.
The things that might happen don t
happen. and the things one never
fexpects come on the flash Of the reel.
Stuart Patton. who made "Reputa-
ton" was the director. In produc-
ling "Bavu' he engaged in the inter
esting experiment of rehearsing the
players in the stage version for sew
eral weeks before beginning work on
the picture.
Program features will include
Round Three" of TIE new Leather
Pusl.crs" series. starring Reginald
Denny: the Fox news weekly. Virgil
Moore's Apollo Archestra and organ
recitals by Lester Huff.
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NOCIAL
Activities
E N T E r T A N M e N 7 +
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

HITE lattice entwined with
w snailax, and baskets of gar
den flowers formed the back
ground for a pretty church wedding
this afternoon when Miss Norma All
leen Jolliffe daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry w. Jolliffe, Sol w.
Twenty Ninth ST., became the bride
of Cecil C. Calvert, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Calvert, at ST Paul
Methodist Church, the Rev. Frank
L. Hovis officiating.
Miss Vivian Wiley, organist, &C
companied Forrest Sharky, who sang
"Oh Promise Me" and my Heart at
Thy Sweet Voice." During the cere-
mony Miss Wiley played ITO a Wild
Rose"
The maid of honor, Miss Martha
Joliiffe, sister of the bride, wore a
satin. Mrs. Jerauld McDermott Of
Cincinnati, matron of honor, wore
white Canton crepe with green girdle.
Miss Bertha Louise Calvert, sister
Of the groom, was bridesmaid. She
wore pink geogrette. All the attend
ants carried Ophelia roses in garden
hats held by tulle straps over their
shoulders.
The little ring bearer, Robert
Crouch, dressed in white, carried the
ring on a white satin pillow. The
flower girl. little Miss Dorothy Yer
non Crouch, in pink organdie, car
ried rose petals in a little French
garden basket.
The bride was pretty in gown of
white georgette trimmed with pleated
grosgrain ribbon. Her veil was ar
ranged in high fan shape held In
place with a bandeau Of pearls She
carried an arm bouquet of bride
roses and valley lilies
Mr.. Calvert was attended by Rex
Keel. best man, and Linton ~Biddle-
combe. Maurice Woothrow and Harry
Juday, ushers.
Mrs. Jolliffe, mother of the bride,
was assisted at the reception which
followed by Mrs. William West, Mrs.
Lawrence Allen and Misses Edith
Gault Alpha Hensley and Dorcas
Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs Calvert will go to
Chicago, returning about Aug 1.
They will be at home at 9Q1 w. Thi--
| ty-Frist st.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Caroline Jolliffe of Brookville
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyson Main of Nun
Gle. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerauld McDermott
of Cincinnati and Mr.. and Mrs. For
rest Sharky of Grand Rapids, Mich.
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OLD RESIDENTS TO MEET
Picnic to Be Held by Former Vim
cennes People Today.

Ex-residents of Vincennes will hold
their first annual picnic from to
p. m. today at Brookside Pax. A
basket supper will be served.
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y | !

n MISS MERICA E. HOAGLAND,
N chairman Of the personnel re-
Va search committee of the Ma
ticnal Federation of Business and
Professional Women, and Miss Ida M.
Anderson, first vice-president, are in
Portland, Ore, to attend preliminary
meetings preparatory to the national
convention. July 9-13.
Twenty-Five other members of the
Indiana federation will leave Monday
noon for Chicago, where they will
meet special train for Minneapolis.
They will arrive in Portland Saturday,
July Z.
Delta Zeta Psi will hold open house
Sunday afternoon at the home of
Miss Norma French, 1904 Ashland
Ave Miss Rosemary Lawlor in
charge of the program Miss Florence
is chairman of the reception com
nittee.
The program will include a group Of
selections by Miss Virginia Mann,
pianist readings. Miss Charlotte
Roberts; interpretative dancing, Miss
kathryn Harsh and a group of songs,
Miss M. Norma French, soprano.
Attorney and Mrs. Herbert A.
Luckey, 312 Bosart Ave, have as
their guests over the weekend, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Kist Of Portland, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson, 500
10.
have returned from Cedar Falls, Iowa,
where they visited ID. and Mrs.
Thomas C. Humphrey.
Miss Bernice Ravens, whose mar
riage to DIR. John W. Brayaton will
take place tonight, was the guest of
honor Friday afternoon at bridge
party given by Miss Ruth Allerdice.
There were five tables decorated with
garden flowers in the bridal colors.
yellow and orchid.
Out-of town guests were Mrs. Mel
son Brayton and daughter Dixie Lee
of Miami, Ariz.. and Mrs. Harold Har
rison of Washington, d. C. Miss
Allerdice was assisted by Mrs. Oliver
Stout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Harrison,
lag S. Ritter Ave, received informally
Friday evening in honor of their son,
Thomas B. Harrison. and his bride.
who was Miss Mary Edna Shelley
before her wedding Wednesday eve
ming.
Receiving with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
rison were Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Shell
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Har-
rison, Carlos Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Harrison OF Detroit, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Harrison of Los Angeles,
CAL; Miss Maryelle Harrison and
Merritt Harrison.
800
Pink and orchid were the colors
for a miscellaneous shower given Fri
day afternoon in honor of Miss Anna
Ray, who will marry William Thomp-
son tonight Miss Helena Warner
2121 N. Capitol Ave, was hostess
Miss Aileen Fletcher sang II Love
You Truly" accompanied by Miss 10
sephine Raymond.
The gifts were presented to Miss
Ray by little Miss Catherine Merlin.
Miss Warner was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Mary Warner.
Mrs. Charles l.. Davidson and Mrs
Herbert F1edderjohn were hostesses
fol patriotic luncheon FRIDAY at the
home of Mrs. Fledderjohn, 1898 w
Thirty Second ST. The guests includ-
ed the members of the picture COM
mittee of the Indiana Indorsers of
PhotopIavs