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Bride Be Is
Honor Guest at
Bridge-ShOwer

Mrs. William Ernsting Jr., IS East
Fifty-sixth street, entertained Fri
day night at her home with bridge
party and miscellaneous shower in
honor of Miss Norma Ernsting,
whose marriage to Oliver F. Gates
will take place Feb. IA.
The bridal colors, pink and blue,
were carried out in decorations and
appointments. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Fred A. Sheehan.
Guests with the bride-elect in
cluded:
Mesdames Herman Ernsting. william
vessel, w. u. Eikenberry. Walter Harms.
William Kleinholder. Frank Ziegler, Frank
Held. Louis Held, John Sheehan, William
Ernsting; Misses Jane Held, Dorothy and
Hermine Ernsting, Mildred and Wilma
Eikenberry. Minnie ziegler, Helen Ernsting
and Minnie Held.
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New Times and New Problems"
will be the subject of M. v.
O'Shea at the dinner meeting of
the American Assertion of Uni
versity Women, sponsored by the
child study group at $50 Tuesday
at the Antlers.
O'Shea is professor of education
at the University of wisconsin and
has been identified with educa-
tional research and university ex-
tension work since his graduation
from Cornell university. He was
chairman of the American COM
mittee for the International Con-
gress of Education at Liege, Bel
GUM, in 1905, and at Brussels in
1910.
Mrs. Paul j. Stokes. chairman
Of the group, will have charge of
arrangements. Reservations may
be made with Mrs. Gordon Bate
man, 800 West Forty-fourth street.
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Miss Clarice Headrick Welded
to DR.. George E. Bushong

Marriage of Miss Clarice Head
rick, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Headrick, 10 Irvington avenue,
and DR.. George Eagle Bushong,
Tompkinsville, KY, was celebrated
at noon today at the home of the
brides parents.
The Rev. William Thomas, Nash
vile, Tenn, read the ceremony be-
fore the fireplace, which was banked
with palms and greenery, inter-
spersed with cathedral candles in
seven-branch candelabrae.
The bride, who was unattended,
wore gown of ivory satin with
draped neck and long sleeves of
bridal lace. She carried a chiffon
and lace handkerchief.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony. The couple will motor
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GUEST PROGRAM IS
ARRANGED BY CLUB

The Magazine Club will hold a,
guest program at the Y. w. c. A..
Saturday afternoon, Feb. Z. Host
esses will be Mesdames F. M. Mont
gomery, Lowell Fisher and Harold
0. Warren.
r. M. Beach OF the English de-
partment Of Shortridge high school,
will speak on Robert w. Service,
the Kipling of Canada" and Mrs.
Frank McCaslin will sing, accom-
panied by Mrs. NJ. D. Didway.
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south on a honeymoon, the bride
travelling in gold crepe dress, the
short sleeves edged with brown fox,
brown baku hat and brown Access
series.
They will be at home after Feb
Is at Tompkinsville.
The bride is a graduate of But
Ter university and a member of
Delta Delta Delta sorority. DR.
Bushong is a graduate Of the Uni
versity of Louisville.
DR.. Bushong's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Bushong, Tompkins-
vile, KY; Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hopper and daughter Jacquelin,
Glen Oak, H., and Miss Corrine
and Irving Bushong. Bowling Green,
KY, were among the guests at the
ceremony.
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Sorority VIII
Entertain With
Pajama Bridge

Second of a series of rush parties
will be held tonight by Alpha MI
chapter, Alpha zeta Beta sorority, in
the form of pajama bridge at the
Lincoln.
The committee in charge is headed
by Miss Rose Netherton, chairman,
assisted by Misses Helen white and
Geraldine Gibson. A supper will be
served at midnight. Guests will
include:
Misses Leona McDole. Jessie Gus. Made
line Seiner. Pauline Deiner. Ann O'Donnell,
Mary Katherine Lutz. Amelia White.
Mildred White. Virginia Crume. Edith
Pruitt. Louise Plum. Cleatys Amick.
Mildred Dismore. Alice ODonner. Grsce
Hilton. Helen White. Geraldine Davidson.
Rose Netherton. Evelyn Nordloh. Lois Hud-
son. Dorothy Davis. Genevieve Crawford.
Jean Whittson. Louise Barton. Pat Cron-
ley. Amelia shinkle and Evelyn Wolfe.
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JezCiSh Council
to Hear Speech
by City Rabbi

Rabbi Milton Steinberg will adj
dress the Indianapolis section, Ma
tional Council Of Jewish Women, at
2:l5 Monday at the Kirshhaum CEN
ter. His subject will be ancient
Orient and the jew"
Miss Norma Feltensteir, yiolinist,
accompanied by Miss Helen EoSan,
will play. Mrs. Louis Wolff, presi-
dent, will preside.
The second lecture of the social
service group will be given Tuesday
morning. Otto Deluse will speak at
1890 on "Old Age Pensions"
The book review circle will meet
at 1915 Wednesday. Mrs. Kathe-
rine Turney Garten will give the
review.
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H,LceMeiER BR.pAl Parry
= 1Ho7o GRAFT PHo1o
Sacred Heart
Alumni VIII
Present Play

The cast for the three-act COM
edy, "a Prince There Was" which
will ioe presented by the Sacred
Heart high school alumni at the
st. Cecilia hall Feb. 8, has been
selected. The production is being
sponsored by st. Cecilia players.
Those taking part are:
Misses HELEN Collier. Mary sauer. Emma
Roth. Ruth Kraeszig. Margaret Warner.
Anna Lehman; Messrs. Frank Mckinney,
Paul Field. Frank Scherer. Charles
Schludeker. Killiam Lauck. Fred Tenner
and George Cafouros.
Schludeker is directing the play.
Charles Limberger and James Ca
fouroS are in charge of arrange
mentS.
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Mrs. Lillian shortridge, indianapolis,
chairman of charities.
Mrs. R. N. Nickerson, chapter
president, viii preside at the lunch
con.
Mrs. Charles Appel, vice-president,
is in chargeof arrangements. Mrs.
Leonard Amy Smith, 1888 North
New Jersey street, is ticket chair
man, and reservations should be
made with her before Feb 4.
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Assembly Club
Announces Its
Week Program

Activities for members of the State
Assembly Women's Club for the
week are as follows:
Tuesday-Luncheon at the Lin
coin t12:15, with the Indianapolis
Council Of women as hostess.
Wednesday-Tea at the home of
Mrs. j. w. Esterline, SOB North
Meridian street, fro m3 to 5. The
members of the club will meet at
2:15 at the Claypool.
Thursday-The club members will
be guests Of j. w. De Prey, editor
of the Daily Democrat, for a lunch
con, followed by a cooking school
demonstration. The group will meet
at 10:40 at the Claypool, from,
where free bsu transportation will
be provided.
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Caroline Scott Harrison Unit
Will Give Program and Tea

Abraham Lincoln's birthday an
niversary will be observed Thurs
day by members of the Caroline
scott Harrison chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, with a
proQram and tea at the chapter
house.
Vaughn Cornish, barytone, will
sing. Mrs. James L. Kalleen will
read a paper, Mrs. Lincoln. Mrs.
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CEREMONIAL HELD
BY GIRL RESERVES

Grade school Girl Reserves held
the annual recognition ceremonial
last saturday in the central associa-
ton. More than 100 girls took part.
The Girl Reserve Club OF School
l3 entertained graduates OF the
school Thursday. Honor guests were
Tnez Smith, president; Norma Ger
trude johnson, Esther Skaggs and
EVELYN NIGEL, Mildred Hawkins,
Marjorie Cronin and Ruth Bran
stetter we're in charge of arrange
ments.
school 80 Girl Reserves have
MANNED Valentine party and
cookie sale in the lobby Of the CEN
trail Y. w. C. A. building, Feb. IA.
The girls are making German silver
bracelets.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. James Ray Thomas,
354O North Pennsylvania street, will
leave Tuesday for three months
visit in Miami, Fla.
Indianapolis residents at the
Edgewater Beach in Chicago are:
Harry Brunell, 400 East Twenty
eighth street; Bon B. Dragstrene.
A. H. Gerhardt, Robert Goshorn;
Robert M. McMuITay, L. L. New
man. East Thirty-sixth street:
George Stewart, 500 North Ritter
avenue, and L. w. Warner.
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IOTA PSI OMEGA
PLANS HOUSE PARTY

Members of Alpha Chapter, Iota
Psi Omega sorority will be enter
tanned at house party at the home
OF Mrs. Herman Hartman, Rich
mond, tonight and Sunday. A break
fast bridge will be held Sunday
morning. Guests will be:
Mesdames Austin Mutt. Fred Smith.
Walter WEIGH. Lawrence Hughes. ]. L..
Rhodenhamel: Misses Mary Louise o'Don-
nell. Eleanor ArbuckIe, Florence siddons
and Lillian Schmink
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Girl Scouts

The following girls were invested
this week:
Virginia Austin, Kathryn Lamson. Troop
30; Jane Irvine. Martha Kemp. Virginia
Hall. Margaret Clayton. Troop l: Betty
kester. Mary Ann Froelich, Betty Robin
son. Troop so.
New Girl Scout candidates are:
Mary Suit. Troop IL: Dorothy Street,
Rosemary Fisher. Troop 81; Betty Wise.
Troop 8; Virginia Watts. Muriel Smith.
Juanita Brown. Frances Hall. Troop SO.
Marjory Ann Neel Troop 1; Mary Lois
Alice. Troop 2; Dorothy OReily. Betty
Bair. Helen Bosler. Troop 3S; Betty Cram
er. Troop 40; Virginia Lauhon, Elizabeth
Macdonald. Stella Marie Edwards. Troop
90
Brownie enrolment in Lucky Star
pack included Nancy Horn, Betty
Ann Coons, Tlelma White and
Barbara Mudelson. New candidates
are Patty Failing and Lucy Jane
Hadley. AS a pack project the
Luck Star Brownies are making
yarn doll umbrellas.
Troop 3 is making new patrol
songs, building around their new
crest, bow and arrow.
New patrol leaders in Troop 5
are BETTY White, Geneva Wilson,
Katherine Means and Dorothy
Brannon Jr. The corporal in the
senior patrol changes each week.
Troop 5 at Our Lady of Lourdes
has organized a new troop COM
mittee of the following members:
Mesdames L. M. Means, Sam w.
jenkins, Edward Murphy, Frank D.
viking and Harry G. Woods.
Anne Shapiro was elected the new
patrol leader of the InneSfree patrol
in Troop 81. AT their next meeting
Troop 81 will darn stockings as a
part of their sewing test in second
class.
Leaders association will meet in
the library on the seventh floor of
the Board of Trade building at 1880
Feb. 3. New games and songs will
be taught.
Camp reunion, which was a
costume ball, was attended by ap-
proximately 400 Girl Scouts and
leaders. AS part of the program
of games and songs, Miss Carrie
Scott of the indianapolis public
library told a story. A skit was
given by the former junior
councillors Of Camp Dellwood which
every one enjoyed.
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ALUMNAE
CLUB TO CONVENE

February meeting of the Oxford
College Alumnae Club will be held
at the home of Mrs. Leo w. Shu-
maker, 5241 Guilford avenue. at
7:30 Monday. The hostess will be
assisted by Mrs Wayne Guthrie.
A benefit luncheon bridge will be
held at 1890 Saturday at the Food
Craft shop. Reservations may be
made with Mrs Shumake<.
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Kalleen will be dressed in costume
of the Civil war period.
Mrs. Wilbur johnson, regent, will
preside. .
Mrs. G. B. Taylor, president of the
Old Glory Society. Children of the
American Revolution, and the fol-
lowing officers of the society will be
hostesSeS during the social hour:
Mesdames Henry Holt. Leroy H. Mill
kan. John Downing johnson; Misses Mary
Ellen voyles. Elizabeth Mai Kalleen. Joan
Aufderheide. Margaret Aiillikan. Elizabeth
Ann Redwine Patricia Ann Gilliland. Char
lotte Griggs. Dorothea Craft and Harriet
Jane Holmes
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Macintosh Speaker

George L. Mackinstosh will speak
on Historic Background of Russian
BoIshevism" at the guest meeting
of the indianapolis Literary Club,
Monday night, in the club rooms
at the D. A. R. chapter house. The
program committee is composed of
Evans Woollen Jr., Herbert w.
Foltz, William F. Landers Jr., W.
Rowland Allen and Guy A. VAIN
wright.
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A silver Offering will be taken for
the benefit of the Red Cross.
Miss Mary Willis Rogers, violin
list, will be one of the artists.
Following is the program:
"Adagio Pathetique" op. 1913. No.
The Last Spring (vagen-IetzerfrHh. a@i0
Harp. Mrs. % Ruth Rainier Nessief ;F'es
violin. Miss Rogers. and organ,
Mrs. Natalia Conner.
,EapFi0e KiaGSer
Mrs. ,Deimiasr Mcwvo;rrkimiaini. "'O-'A
Life as the Heart Desires. 49,. Allison
sheep and Lambs ........... Homer
Mrs. Mildred Moore. contralto;
violin obligato, Miss Rogers.
Bells Of st. Anne Of Beaupre" =. Russell
"Tocatto' Second Suite ........... Rogers
Mrs. Fisher Davis.
Let the Bright seraphim." (sampson)
ooh Grant Me in the Dusk to Faii' s''Us-
Miss Bernice Church. soprano: &C
companied by Mre. Dorothy Knight
Greene.
Harp
''Hymne" ................. Delmar
ct Fountain ................... label abel
Largo New World Symphony .Dvorak
Mrs. Nessler.
AVE Maria" Cathedral windows)...
''Thou Art the Rock ............. Muiet
Miss johnson.
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
ATTEND LUNCHEON

Beta Theta Fl Mothers Club of
Indiana university will hold a
luncheon Feb. Il at the Columbia
club. Plans for aiding the active
chapter at Indiana will be discussed
during the business session.
Mrs. Morton Shower Meyers.
Bloomington, president, will preside.
The committee in charge is conn
posed OF Mesdames Merlin Dunbar.
425 Sutherland avenue, chairman
Harry Davis and w. B. Houston
Kokomo.
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PHI GAMMA CHI TO
ENTERTAIN AT TEA

Phi Gamma Chi sorority will en-
terrain with a tea from 2 to 5 Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Robert
Schwarzer, SSH Winthrop avenue,
for members and guests. Mrs.
Orpha Jane Lang will assist the
hostess. Guests will include:
Mesdames Frank Christopher, Ellis G.
Sisson, George Keckler,i Harry Craig,
Robert Kennedy, Earl Bird. Joseph Eisen,
Howard Smith, George Eschenbrenner;
Misses Mary Moncrief. Kathleen Edwards.
Ruth Jessup. Lenore Trefz, Pearl Nen and
Ina CIspp.
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Luncheon Is ARRANGED

Members of the Sunnyside Guild
will hold a luncheon and business
meeting at 1890 Monday at Cen
trail lodge, 2819 Central avenue.
HoStesses will be:
Mesdames John Kluger. chairman. G. F.
Kleder, Fred G. Krauss. J. F. Laird, Max
well Lang, Paul feathers. George Lemeaux,
z. D. Iogsdon, Jesse D. Marshall. Charles
G. Martin and HAIRY 3. Harvey.
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took place last Wednesday at the
Central Christian church. The
bride was attended by Cleft to
right Miss Gertrude Rhoades,
maid of honor, and Miss Virginia
Quigg. On their return from
honeymoon in the south, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hilgemeier will be at home
at 1856 North Pennsylvania
street
Miss Lillian Bradford is assist
ant chairman of the Butler uni
versity group of co-eds who will
assist Mrs. Chantilla White and
her committee for the eleventh
annual formal ball of Sunnyside
Guild in the Indiana ballroom,
Feb. 2. She is a member of the
Delta Gamma sorority.
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MISS HUNOT TO
ENTERTAIN GIRLS

Miss Thelma Hunot. 2736 North
Capital avenue. will entertain the
following girls at a Valentine party
at her home, Monday night:
Misses Mary 10 Flack, Joan Mccarthy.
Doris Newburg, Naomi Mcdonald Betty
Jean Sweeney, Mildres Truck, Marguerite
Powers, and Kathleen Leane.
Valentine appointments and fav-
ors will be used in decoration.
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Card Party Arranged

Tau Kappa Tau Mothers Club
will hold card party at O. Feb. IL,
at the Antlers. Reservations may
be made with Mrs. Edwin A. Hunt,
1899 Washington boulevard, or Mrs.
Marshall L. Wilson, 1919 Washing
ton boulevard.
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Miss Imogene Shea is a mem
Der of the Indianapolis Athletic
Club luncheon bridge committee
for the party Feb. in the Green
room at the clubhouse. Mrs.
Raymond Fox, social chairman,
will be assisted by Mrs. Remster
A. Bingham, Mrs. Richard E. jan
sing, Miss Virginia Mills and Miss
Shea.
Mrs. James McAdaIns zoercher,
before her marriage last Saturday
at the home of her father, M. l..
Hadd, 1862 University avenue, was
Miss Eleanor Hadd. Mrs. Zoercher
is a graduate of Butler university
and member of Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority.
The marriage of Miss Helen
Greene and Edward Hilgemeier
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Name Sorority Hostess

Mrs. Robert Hollowell, 4525 Broad
way, viii be hostess for a luncheon
meeting Of the Indianapolis AS
ISOLATION chapter of Kappa Kappa
Kappa at home Monday. Assistant
hostesses viii be Mrs. L. A. Turnock
and Mrs. 4. G. Mowrer.
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Officers to Be Named

Alpha chapter, Theta Chi Omega
sorority, viii hold election of officers
Monday night at the home of Miss
Lucille Dyer, 957 West Thirty-third
street.
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DrQnotic C[Mb To- Meet

Kendall Dramatic Club viii hold
meeting Monday night at homo
OF Mr. and Mrs. John Springer,
1910 East Michigan street. Mrs.
William Simons and Mrs. J. B. Nc
cluze Will he assisting hQstesses.
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Gro1p WI Meet

phi Afu Alumnae Association will
meet at 7:3O Monday at the home
Of Miss Florence Day, 1884 Central
avenue. Mrs. r. S. Julius and Miss
HELEN Clark viii be assistant hos
sses.
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st. Mary of the Woods Alumnae
Association VIII hold a luncheon at
Monday at the Indianapolis Ath-
letic club. Miss Catherine Lapenta,
president. a. preside
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National Musical Sorority to
Present Benefit Program

zeta chapter Sigma Alpha professional
will benefit
committee
Elizabeth johnson, assisted
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Election to Be Held

Alpha Epsilon chapter, Alpha
zeta Beta sorority. win meet at
s Tuesday st the Artlers. Ofacers
vii be elected.
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AVE Maria Cathedral windows)...
- ...........s. harg-Elerg
Thou Art the Rock" .......... Mulet
Miss Johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-01
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurley Visit
Ottawa on Week End Trip
Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur Motors to Virginia
Secretary of Labor and Mrs. Doak
Entertaining Guest.

The Secretary of Labor and Mrs
William N. Doak nave as their guest
in their home in Virginia, Miss Mildred
Hancock OF Roanoke, Va, who viii be
with them for several days.
Representative and Mrs. Schuyler
Otis Bland have gone to Old Point
Comfort and are spending the week end
at the Chamberlin Hotel.
Representative M. Alfred Michaelson
of Chicago, H., is at Wardman Park
Hotel.
Representative and Mrs. Chester c.
Bolton and their son have gone to Palm
Beach, where they will open their villa
for several weeks stay. They are ex-
pected to return to their Washington
home at Easter time.
Representative and Mrs. Andrew 4
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The dean Of the diplomatic corps, the
Ambassador Of Mexico, and Sonora de
Teller were also hosts to several hun
dred guests early in the week who were
asked IN compliment to Mrs. Dwight
w. Morrow, and while we Americans
were celebrating Washington's birthday
the Ambassador of Poland and Nine.
Filipowicz entertained, the Dominican
Republic celebrated its independence
day and other embassies and legations
were opened for guests.
The Cuban embassy with its charm
ing enVirons for entertainment was
opened on several occasions during the
week by the Ambassador and the grace
full and gracious chatelaine of the en-
bsssy. Tuesday afternoon their really
brilliant reception was in celebration Of
Cuban Independence and later in the
week they gave dinner party Of such
size as only the palatial Cuban embassy
can accommodate with perfect ease and
comfort.
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Miss Patricia Nolan
And J. w. Palmer, Jr.,
VIII Marry In June
Miss Helen Teresa Gala
gher's Engagement to Mr..
McElligott Is Announced.

Representative and Mrs. William I
Nolan announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Patricia, to Mr.. John
w. Palmer, jr., Of Sedalia, Miss, son
Of Representative and Mrs. John w
Palmer Of Mississippi. The wedding
will take place in June in Minneapolis.
Representative and. Mrs. Nolan viii
leave Thursday for their home in
Minneapolis.
Mr.. Patrick Henry Gallagher an
nounces the engagement of his daugh-
ter, Helen Teresa, to Mr.. Lawrence
John McElligott of Geneva, N. Y,
and Washington, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Charles McElligott. The we'd
ding will take place April 6, at the
Sacred Heart Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jennings Mead
of 1925 Sixteenth street announce the
engagement of their daughter, Martha
Montague, to Mr.. William Ladd
Hallowell, son Of Mrs. John w. Halo
well of Boston.
Miss Mead attended Miss Hills
School in Great Darlington, Mass, and
was presented to society in New York
several years ago. Mr.. Hallowell at
tended the Milton Academy and the
Exeter Academy. He also was student
in the Harvard School of Business
Administration. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Howard Troth
of East Lansing, Mich, formerly of
Washington, announce the engagement
Of their daughter; Ruth, to Mr.. Robert
Benjamin Gribbon, son of the late
Edward A. Gribbon of Belfast, Ireland,
and Mrs. Sarah Gribbon of Plainfield,
N. j. Miss Troth attended the Hart
ridge School, Plainfleld, and Newcomb
College, New Orleans. Mr.. Gribbon,
after attending Princeton University,
was engaged in linen importing in New
York for several years, being vice presi-
dent and treasurer of the firm of Crib
bon Co., but relinquished this connec-
ton to prepare for the ministry of the
Episcopal church. He will graduate
from the General Theological Seminary,
New York, in May. after ordination to
the diaconate by the Right Rev. Paul
Matthews, d. D., Bishop of New Jersey,
shortly after Easter. The wedding will
take place early in June.
The engagement of Miss Katharine
Perry, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
H. Perry, to Mr.. Thomas Sewall
Scrivener, jr, was announced last eve
ming, when Miss Perry was hostess at
a bridge party in compliment to Miss
Elizabeth Reeder Of Baltimore. The
party was given to announce Miss
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The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Patrick j. Hurley will return to Wash
ington tomorrow or Tuesday from OF
tawa, where they are spending the week
end with the United States Minister to
Canada and Mrs. Hanford MacNider.
/ The Postmaster General and Mrs
Walter Brown have cancelled their
social engagement, owing to the death
Of the latter's mother, Mrs. George
Hafer.
Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur, wife of the
Secretary Of the Interior, left Washing
ton today by motor for Virginia, &C
companied by her son and daughter
in-law, DR.. and Mrs. Dwight Locke Will
bur Of Rochester, MINI. They will visit
Williamsburg and other historic points
Of interest in that vicinity and will re-
turn to the Maynower Tuesday.