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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26

Mrs. Samuel R. Artman, honorary
president, and Mrs. Grace Linn
Sandy, acting president, we're
honored at the annual presidents
day luncheon of the international
Travel Study Club held recently at
the Columbia Club. Corsages from
the organization were presented by
Mrs. Mae Marcum Jacobs to Mrs.
Sandy and Mrs. Artman.
An I. T. S. G. pin was presented
to Mrs. G. G. Roberts by Mrs. j. G..
Karstedt, chairman of arrange
ments. The pin was gift from the
zuyder Zoo chapter of which Mrs.
Roberts is president. The Wal Kl
XII trio; Mark Dollinger, William
Fernandez and Garrett Rockford,
radio entertainers, played.
The speakers table was decorated
with roses and ferns. Professor j..
j. Haramy, in costume, lectured on
"SouI Of America" Mrs. William R..
Seiber was in charge of the musical
program. Roses, used on the
speakers and chapter tables, were
sent by Mrs. Sandy and her board
to the Riley and City hospitals. Mrs.
Frank Summons, president of In
dianapolis Council of Women, was
an honored guest at the luncheon.
Mrs. Artman will lecture this week
on "Vice Royalty in Granada and
Industrial Developments"
Venetian chapter will observe
presidents day and guest day at
1890 Monday at a luncheon at the
home of the newly elected president,
Mrs. Merle B. Dunn. Mrs. Ambrose
Hamlin and Mrs. G. H. Thrasher
will assist.
Mrs. Elizabeth Underwood, hon
orary president; Mrs. Edward Rein
hart and Mrs. G.. H. Thrasher, past
presidents, and Mrs. Dunn, presi-
dent, will give short talks on the
high lights Of the chapter. Mrs.
James Kreglo, chairman Of the pro-
gram, will be in charge. Mrs. John
w. Haerle and Mrs. Raymond My
ers will be initiated and Mrs. Caddie
Farnsworth, a former member, will
be reinstated. I. T. S. c. colors of
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Chief
to Be Feted
at Luncheon

Presidents day will be observed
by the Women's Department Club
with a luncheon at l Wednesday at
the club house in honor of Mrs.
Everett NJ. Schofield.
Members of the board of direc-
tors receiving with Mrs. Schof1eld
ct the reception scheduled for 1890.
viii be:
Mesdames R. o. McAlexander. CLAYTON
Ridge. Philip a. Keller. John NJ. williams.
Harry L. Orlopp. A. Edgar Shirley. Clark
s. Wheeler and Harvey NJ. Grassland. also
Jesdsmes J. E Barcus. ]. D. Ermston.
Lawrence F. Orr. John Connor. Frances
s. Wands and Miss R. Katharine Beeson.
directors-at-larEe: the following chairman
of the four main departments. MesdameS
Paul T. Hurt. American home: william D.
Hamer. art: Christian Olsen. community
Welfare and Harley W. Rhodehamel; liters-
ture and drama: Mrs. Alvin Coate and
Mrs. Felix T. Mcwhirter. founders OF the
club: Mrs. W. Thornton a past president.
and Mrs. Edward Franklin White. hon.
orary vice-president Of the General Fed
Grafton OF Woman's Clubs.
A feature of the program follow
ing luncheon will be character i'm
presentations by Mrs. Ricca Scott
Titus, who will portray AN Ameri-
can Housewife; "A Colored Lady
What Knows Her Bible; AT the
Prison Gate" and "Bambino Sees
the Promised Land"
Musical program will be furnished
by Mrs. Ruth Sterling Devin, So
prano, accompanied by Mrs. Inez
Baldwin Shirley. Her program will
include, THE Beautiful Blue Dan
ube" (Strauss); ITO the Children"
(RachmaninofD, and "Ah Love, Do
You Remember" (Nana-Zucca).
Mrs. Robert Shingler, chairman
of the ways and means commit
tee, will have charge of the lunch
con; Mrs. Floyd Bell. dining room;
Mrs. Charles A. Breeze. dining
room decorations; Mrs. Roland Cot
ton, auditorium decorations, and
Charles M Clayton, reservations.
Reservations must be made by Mon
day night. Members will not be
called by telephone.
1882 year book will be distrib-
uted, according to Mrs. John Con-
nor, chairman. Mrs. Lewis j.
Brown is in charge of distribution.
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Girl Reserve Notes

Girl Reserves were to open their
seasons activities this afternoon at
the South Side center of the Y. w.
c. A, 1927 East Prospect street with
party to which all sixth, seventh,
and eighth grade girls of the COM
munity were invited.
Marjorie Cronin of School Is,
general chairman, was to tell the
story of the South Side Y. w. C. A.
Another program feature was to be
the discussion of the special activi-
ties to be held at the center, led by
Miss Jenna BirkS, Girl Reserves
secretary. Mrs. Clara Wiebel Hugh
EFT, Alma Foster and Marjorie Sup
pie of School IS were to lead group
songs.
Other committees: Bona Smith,
and Catherine Meier of School 20.
games; and Gwendolyn Deer,
Ophelia George and Cecilia Baston
of School IS, favors.
Shortridge Girl Reserves visited
the Harmon exhibit of Negro ar
lists at the John Heron Art in
stitute Wednesday. Miss Mary
Margaret Miller of the institute will
talk at the next club meeting.
Wednesday, at Rauh Memorial
library, on the founding and work
OF the institute and on foundations
which sponsor art projects.
Thirty eight members of the new
~ formed group at School 70 met
Monday. Doris Reed, a former
member of the Girl Reserves club
OF School 43, is now a member of
this group. The advisor is Miss
Marion Isham, a teacher and for
merly the leader of the group at
School Is. The club plans to elect
officers, choose committees, and
learn Girl Reserves songs at their
next meeting.
Girl Reserves of School Is held
their first fall meeting Thursday
afternoon. Plans for an all-day
outing at Camp Delight, Oct. 8,
were made. New members will be
invited to the club meeting next
Thursday when officers will be
elected.
Miss Loman, the new advisor at
School Is, met with her group Fri
day afternoon, for the first time.
Plans for the coming year were in
itiated, and Wanda Lewis, Marga-
ret Haase, and Mary Milliner told
of their enjoyment of a summers
vacation at Camp Delight, the Girl
Reserves camp.
Girl Reserves of School 70 and
their guests enjoyed steak roast
at Camp Delight last Saturday.
Miss Hope Willcutts and Miss Anna
Louise DUNCAN, advisers, and Miss
Marian I. Smith, secretary, accom-
panied the group. Tennis, games,
and discussion groups were part
Of the program.
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October Social Program for
Meridian Hills Is Announced

October program of entertain
mentS at Meridian Hills Country
Club has been announced as fol-
lows:
Oct. 6-Ladies' luncheon bridge,
with Mesdames Don B. jenkins,
Sam w. Hook of Noblesville and
George M. Weaver as hostesses.
Oct. 10-Annual pet show with
with MessrS. and Mesdames HUI
bert Hickan, Carl v. Sveleigh and
Scott Brewer as the committee.
Prizes to be awarded youngsters for
the cutest, oldest, ugliest and
greatest assortment of pets.
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MONDAY
Eft Cetera Club will observe
presidents day with luncheon at
1890 at the Dinner Bell tea room
honoring the incoming president,
Mrs. Bloomfield H. Moore. Hos
tesses will be NIesdames Frank Nc
Karney, Luther Sackett, J. D.
Smith, and Lawrence F. Orr.
Presidents day will be observed
by the Present Day Club, with a
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Eu-
gene Foley, 4427 Broadway. Mem
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" HOBO" PARTY TO
Be HELD BY CLUB

Announcement is made by the
Mask and Mallott Dramatic Club
of a Hobo party to be held at $3.50
next Saturday night in barn near
Franklin.
At a recent meeting, Miss Mar
garet Hitchcock and NATHAN Mas
ten were elected to membership
Another meeting will be held at 7:30
Tuesday, at the home of Miss Sarah
Ann Shirley, 1924 Washington
boulevard.
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The More Light Guild is made up
Of the business and professional
women in the church. They meet
at 6:15 the first Saturday in each
month. The purpose of the guild is
to bring the business women of the
church together, and to give val
liable information through speakers
and study.
Those in charge of the series of
talks have announced that any book
reviewed by Mrs. Garten may be
found at the Up Town circulating
library, Forty-second street and
College avenue, which is a project
of the Jessie Haywood alliance of
the church.
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Dance to Open
Fall Program
at KirShbann1

The fall and winter social season
at Kirshbaum Center will be opened
Sunday night with the center's In
augural Dance" and will be followed
next Wednesday night by a card
party.
One of the features of Sunday
nights dance will be a dance recital
by Bobby Upton and Helene Stern
berger, juvenile entertainers. Music
will be furnished by the ten-piece
Brown Buddies.
Marcus Borinstein has been in
charge of arrangements and has
been assisted by Miss Louise Jaeger,
Miss Evelyn Hahn, Miss Rose
Greenberg, Mrs. Phil Falender, Mrs.
Bert Goldberg and John Efroymson,
Willard Kahn, Max Einstandig and
Leonard Levi.
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Mrs. Garten to Give Series of
Book Talks at Guild Meetings

Mrs. Katheryn Turney Garten
will present a series of book talks at
the meetings of the More Light
Guild, All Souls Unitarian church,
held at 1880 the second and fourth
Friday of each month in the Eliza
beth Goodnow Wicks memorial
chapel at the church. The first
meeting will be held Oct. 9.
In order to interest varied tastes,
Mrs. Garten will review two books
at each meeting. One fiction, and
one non-flction. The non-f1ction
will include biographies, unusual
books of travel and education, books
of ideas, and occasionally, current
events.
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VOCALISTS TO AID
TRIO AT CONCERT

Mrs. Loretta Sheridan Ritter, So
prano, and Charles Clary, baritone,
with Mrs. Marguerite Baihle Stein
hart at the piano, will be guest ar
fists with the Marott trio at the
concert to be presented Sunday
night in the ballroom at the Marott.
Following is the program:
Trio
.AriIoso '.-....''.''.''' h MalsTt
ia) 1T Was Song You Sang to mir
Cb) valley Of Dreams ........ Downing
Mr.. Clary.
.(a) Loves a Merchant" ...... .Carew
Obi 1.-The Birth of Morn. ........ .Leoni
Mrs. Ritter.
Cello-"Concerto in G Major. OPUS So
consueio Couchman.
Ga5 "a Love Song. .............E Elliott
Mr.. Clary.
Three Minute Intermission-
Ga5 Down in the Forest, 49,. Ronald
(bj when Love Is KIND" Old Melody
(c) Song of the Open" ...... La Forge
Mrs. Ritter.
Vocal Quicksilver Moon" 800. .Romberg
Mrs. Ritter and Mr.. Clary.
Finale" Madame Butterfly Pucclnl
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Delta Gammas Will Observe
Sixth Anniversary at Dinner

Alpha Tau chapter of Delta
Gamma at Butler university, will
observe the sixth anniversary of its
installation with a formal dinner
Saturday, Oct. 8, in the Travertine
room at the Lincoln.
Delta Gamma, international wo-
mans social fraternity was founded
at Mississippi Woman's Institute in
1874. Alpha Tau chapter was in
stalled on the Butler campus, Oct.
8, 1926
Miss Elizabeth Weintz, Evansville,
province secretary, will be honor
guest and principle speaker at the
dinner. Miss Ruth Pahud, president
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International Study Club

blue and gold will be carried out in
the decorations.
Erin Isle chapter will hold its first
meeting of the year Monday at the
1921 Guilford avenue, with 6
o'clock dinner. Mrs. Robert Nc
Daniel and Mrs. George Kincaid
will assist. Mrs. Bert Kimmel, presi-
dent, is in charge of the program.
Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy will be an
honored guest.
Himalaya chapter will meet at
the Lumley tearoom, 1910 North Me-
ridian street, at IL Wednesday. Mrs.
George Mcdonald and Mrs. elena
Carlysle will be -hostesses. Follow
ing Mrs. Artman's lectures, Mrs.
Olive MacLean will lead in discus
sion of Mastery of Ones Self"
zuyder Zee chapter will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Frank H. Wheeler,
Mrs. Emory Bryan and Mrs. George
G. Roberts, president, at luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Roberts, 341
Downey avenue, at l Thursday.
Mrs. Wheeler will be in charge of
the program. Each member is in
vited to bring a guest. Mrs. Leslie
Mclean, to be presented by Mrs.
Henry Hussey, will be welcomed as
a new member.
Chez Foo chapter will meet at
the home Of Ann Bolin, I'll West
Thirty-third street, at 7:3O Thurs
day.
Lincolnian chapter will be enter
tanned at luncheon, at 1890 Fri
day at the home of Mrs. Walter c.
Kelly, $3.50 Forrest Lane. Mrs. Kelly
will be assisted by Mrs. w. R. Har-
rison and Mrs Flora Hubert.
Responses will be quotations from
James Whitconb Riley. A musical
program will be presented by Mrs.
Bert Smith, zionsville.
Toyama chapter will meet with
Miss Ruth Collins, 1923 Hawthorne
Lane, at 7:30 Friday. Plans will be
made for a Halloween party.
Mrs. George Nickel, incoming
president of the Jenny Lind chap
ter, presented an I. T. S. c. pin to
Mrs. w. C. Hitz, past president, at
a meeting Monday night. The pin
was gift from the chapter.
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of the active chapter will be toast
mistress, and the program will in
clude talks by several prominent
alumnae, including Mrs. Frank M.
Churchman, Miss Sarah SisSon and
Mrs. Edna M. Christian. One hun
dred guests will attend.
Miss Bernice Null is in charge Of
arrangements, assisted by the
Misses Helen Chapman, Margaret
Ensley and Geraldine Carver Miss
Weintz will be honor guest at sew
eral other affairs during the week
end. The Butler chapter will give
a buffet supper party Sunday even
ing at the chapter house, 269
Buckingham Drive.
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Y. w. G. A.
to Launch
Fall Work

Fall activities Of the Central Y.
w. C. A. will get under way next
week with an opening party to be
held by the Young Business
Women's department and the first
sessions of the general education
classes. Gymnasium. and dancing
classes will start beginning Oct. 5.
For the first fall event, members
of the Business Girls Clubs will
entertain friends and prospective
members at cabaret party
Wednesday night, which will feature
speciality dance numbers by pupils
of the ~" tap and ballet classes.
Music during the evening will be
furnished by Misses Thelma Patter-
son, Doris Ashcroft, Margaret West
fall and Edith Leggett. pupils of
D. M. McDougal, director of the Y.
w. G. A. orchestra.
Miss Mary Birmingham is in
charge of the committee on ar
rangements, assisted by Misses
Pauline Rushton, Pauline Summers,
Edith Ambuhl and Ina Cornell. Miss
Hazel Morris, chairman of the de-
partment, will be master of cere-
monies.
New south side center of the as
ISOLATION, at 1927 Prospect street, is
being opened formally by series
Of events starting today and run
ming through Wednesday.
A Girl Reserve Come and See"
party was to be held this afternoon
for sixth, seventh and eighth grade
girls of south side schools, and
their teachers.
Monday night, employed girls of
the south side will be guests of the
Monday Night Club of the indus
trial department at a Get Ac-
quainted" party.
Opportunity to inspect the new
quarters will be given Sunday and
Tuesday afternoons. Miss Elizabeth
Mckenzie will act as hostess, while
Miss Jenna BirkS will be chairman
of activities for younger girls and
Mrs. Anne Wittenbraker Lindsay,
for employed girls.
Wednesday, open house will be
held in the afternoon and night at
which time Mrs. Fred Maggie will
act as hostess, assisted by Mes
danes M. H. Gels, Harry B. Morris,
w. E. Pedlow. William Shepherd,
G. E. Sunthimer, Clara White, R.
Yeagy and Miss Louise Ellig.
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WOMEN'S CLUB TO
MEET AT CHURCH

Women's society of Memorial
Presbyterian church will hold a
business meeting at 2 Wednesday
in the chapel. Mrs. Charles Hufine
will lead devotions. Report of
Calender Club viii be made, and a
program given.
HoStesSes will be Mesdames
Charles Worrell, j. N. Knapp, j. A.
Meister, Charles Huf1ne, and E. w.
Mesker.
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Girl Scouts

New candidates reported last
week are: Marjorie Northrop,
Adelaide Carter, Patricia Fletcher,
Barbara Ann Badger, troop /;
Dorothy Shaffer, Constance Fire
stone, Jane Leland, Joana Clark,
troop %; Irene Harms, Helen Nc
Coy, Charline Cheek, troop 38; Lois
Jean Flora, and Herta Walther,
troop %; Dorothy Jonas and Vivian
hartford, troop so.
Troop % has been divided into
grade and high school sections.
Patrol leaders in the two high
school groups are Mary Louise Mer-
rell and Miriam Waldo Leaders of
other patrols are: Julia Ann Pen
nington, Becky Ann Miller, Rachel
May Diddel, Suzanne Stokes and
Carol Kendall Mrs. Henry Ball
mann Jr., is captain. The troop
meets at the Tabernacle Presbyter-
ian church.
Three patrols have been organ
lied in troop /, which meets at the
Irvington Presbyterian church.
Betty BEEN, Cleland Hay, and
Eileen Westover are the patrol lead
erS. Martha Clark, Martha Plopper
and Alice Layman are corporals. At
the last meeting second class Scouts
worked on judging and signaling.
Mrs. Jessie c. Hay is captain.
Mrs. D. H. Giffin, captain of
Troop 35, has announced that the
troop will hold it's first meeting
at $3.50 Thursday, at the Irvington
Methodist Episcopal church. Girl
Scouts will organize patrols and
plan for the coming meetings.
Troop 81 of which Mrs. Abner
Fry, is captain will hold its first
meeting the first week in October
at Fountain Street church.
Miss Pauline Norton, captain of
Troop IL, reports that the first
meeting of the troop will be held
Tuesday at the North Park Christian
church. Miss Norton will assist the
girls in carrying out plans for the
meetings of the coming year.
Games and songs will be features
of the meeting.
Date for the next court of awards
has been set for Nov. Is. Final
date for blue cards for this court is
Oct. "a. All blue cards must be
signed by the captains and sent
in to headquarters.
Troop 10 acquainted new girls Of
the troop with the trail of scouting
New girls are grouped together and
old scouts formed a circle around
them.
Girls told what scouting meant
Patrol leaders will be held in The
office until new girls become ac-
quainted with the scouts in the
troop.
Patrol leaders are Lois Moore, pa
troll /; Margaret Titus, patrol q
Irene Worker. patrol 3; France:
Patten, patrol 4, and Helen Keller
patrol 5. At the last meeting Ellen
Steffley was invested as a Tender
foot. An overnight hike was held
lest week at Camp Dellwood. Mrs
Alma Lemen vas chaperQn,
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Oct. 17-Dinner bride for mem
bers and their guests, with DR.. and
Mrs. R. L. Lochry, DR.. and Mrs.
j. Kemp Leasure and DR.. and Mrs.
H. F. Noting in charge of ar
rangements.
Oct. 24-Treasure hunt for adult
members of the club, arranged by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Lange and Mr.
and Mrs. George L. Ramey.
Oct. 31-Halloween party, with
the following committee: Messrs.
and Mesdames A. v. Stackhouse,
Ben K. Cohee and K. E. Yates.
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Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Virginia Hens
lee, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Henslee of st. Louis, and William
Julian Williams, son of Mrs. James
Thomas Williams, Mexico, which
took place at st. Roch's church in
st. Louis last Saturday.
The bride is neice of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Connor, 1915 Broadway,
and has been a frequent visitor in
indianapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Conner
just have returned from attending
the wedding.
Mrs. William is a graduate of
Visitation Convent in st. Louis and
Mr.. Williams is a graduate of st.
Days school in England and VIII
liams college, Mexico. The at home
address is for Selma, Kan.
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City Girl to
Be Bride of
j. I. Roger

Marriage Of Miss Margaret Ger
krude Tingler, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Tingler, 1T Hamp-
ton drive, and James T. Roger,
Mishawaka, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Roger, 1919 Capitol ave-
nue., will be soiemnized at tonight
at the First Baptist church with the
Rev Frederick E. Taylor, pastor,
officiating.
The altar will be banked with
palms and ferns interspersed with
cathedral candles in candelabrae
and fanked by tall baskets Of pink
roses. Miss Genevieve Schlosser,
Jeffersonville, will sing the frater-
nifty songs of the bridal couple, that
of Delta Tau Delta and Alpha Phi.
She will wear white satin, and
shoulder corsage Of pink roses.
Miss Dorothy Thomson, Cleye-
land, will be maid of honor. She
will wear an Empress gown of sap
phire blue satin. Miss Kathryn
Tosaute, Bedford, and Miss Mar
1orie Bundy, townsville, bridesmaids
will wear similar gowns of shell pink
satin. All will carry arm bouquets
OF pink roses and delphinium.
Reception After Ceremony
Philip Miller will be best man and
Bernard Thomas, Paul Mendenhall,
Angus Cameron and Buren, Nc
Cormack will be ushers.
The bride, whose father will give
her in marriage, will wear a prin-
cess gown of ivory satin made with
a duchess lace yoke and a long train.
Her cap shaped veil will be caught
with orange blossoms, and she will
carry i shower bouquet of white
roses and lilies Of the valley. She
also will carry a Venetian lace
handkerchief sent to her from
Venice by her aunt, Mrs. Eva w.
Smith.
a reception at the Tingler home
for members of the families and the
bridal party will follow the cere-
mony. Mrs. Tingler will wear gold
colored lace and Mrs. Roger, black
lace. Both will wear shoulder bou-
quets of pink roses. Mrs. Tingler
viii be assisted by Miss Jane Hen
messy, who will serve punch.
Honeymoon In South
The couple will leave Immediately
for a honeymoon through Tennes-
see, the bride travelling in a green
wool suit trimmed with beaver,
beige satin blouse and gloves, and
green hat and slippers. They will
make their residence in Mishawaka.
Both the bride and bridegroom
are graduates Of De Paw univer-
sity.
Out-of-town guests will be:
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph W. Steele, Misha-
waka; Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Tosaute, Bed
lord; Mrs. E. L. wilkins, Cleveland and
Mrs. Jesse Schlosser. Jefersonville.
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MISS RUSSELL TO
WE'D IN NOVEMBER

Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Rus
sell. 1043 Mount street, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Madeline Russell, and Donald
j. Murphy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Murphy, 1923 Belle Vieu
place.
The wedding will take place at
st. Anthony's church, Nov 10, with
the Rev. A. H. Busald officiating.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Louise Murphy, sister of Mr.. Muir
ply, as maid of honor and Miss
Mary Bray, bridesmaid.
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CITY GIRL BRIDE
OF FRED L. KERN

Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Kelly, 2O59
Central avenue, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Vir-
GINA Kelly, and Fred L. Kern, son
of MIR. and Mrs. George Kern, I'll
East Thirty-fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kern are at home
at POST Central avenue.
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ID. A. K. Group
to InaMgnrate
Autumn Season

Caroline Scott Harrison chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolt
ton, officially will open it's fall sea-
son at ? Thursday at the chapter
house. Senator James E. Watson
will be speaker.
Musical program will be present.
ed by Mrs. James Lowry, soprano;
Miss Lorinda Cottingman, violin
list, and Mrs. Dorothy Knight
Greene, pianist.
Tea hour will be in charge of
Mrs. Charles A. Edwards, Mrs.
Thomas A. Wynne and Mrs.
Charles F. Voyles. Mrs. Maurice A.
Tepnant, regent, will preside.
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MISS HALL TO WE'D
LATE IN DECEMBER

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Emerson
Carter, 1880 Guildford avenue, an
nounce the engagement of their
niece. Miss Katherine Zoe Hall, to
DR.. Wallace Taylor Partch, Evans
vile. The wedding will take place
during the Christmas holidays, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carter.
Miss Hall attended Franklin COL
lege and was graduated from Ohio
Wesleyan university. She is a
member of Pi Beta Phi. DR.. Partch
was graduated from Oberlin college,
Rush Medical college, and did grad
uate work at the Mayo hospital.