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Lydia Ann Slime to Become
Bride of r. II. B0LLinger

enstines gown will be cream lace
over orchid taffeta with orchid ac-
cessories and Miss Dollar will wear
cream lace over yellow with yellow
accessories.
Miss Joan Gatti Boiling of Cincin-
natl will be ring bearer and Dorothy
Jean Kenninger, flower girl. They
will wear dresses alike of ruffled
eggshell chiffon. fashioned floor
length. The ring bearer will carry
the ring in a lily, while the flower
girl will Strew rose petals from
basket.
Fred Bollinger, brother of the
bridegroom, will be best man. Ush-
ers will be Herbert Risto and DR..
Harold H. Kenney.
Walter Hoffman will sing 20
Promise me-" Loves Old Sweet
Song" and Il Love You Truly"
A reception and dance will follow
the ceremony. The house will be
decorated with summer flowers and
lighted with tapers in the rainbow
shades.
Out-of-town guests will be Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kraus and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Boiling of Cincin-
natl: Mrs. Edward Zutwiller of De-
troit and Mrs. Herbert Beerman Of
Cleveland.
The couple viii be at home at
5000 Bluff road.
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TRAVEL STUDY CLUB NOTES

Craig. will sing. international
Loyalty Song" composed by Mrs.
John w. Thornburgh, president
elect, will also be sung.
Mrs. Richard R. Mitchell will sing
two numbers, accompanied by Mrs.
R. E Money first vice-president
of the Egyptian chapter.
Princess Mary chapter and guests
will visit Mrs. Artman at her home
in Lebanon Sunday.
Mrs. Perry Davis, president of the
AleXandrian chapter, entertained
the members of her chapter with
a luncheon recently. Mrs. Charles
SEDAN was an honor guest and i'm
porsonated an Indian Christian in
India, in costume
Mrs. o. E. Rundell gave a read
ing, Sister and l." Mrs. C. CAL
vert and Mrs. F. w. Barnhardt we're
guests The house was decorated
in garden flowers and table decora-
tons were in blue and gold.
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LOrYine M. Collins to Become
Bride of William r. White

A garden wedding will be that of
Miss Lorraine Mary Collins. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Collins, to William Riley White,
which will be solemnized at $3.50
tonight at the home Of the brides
parents.
The natural scene in the garden
will form the background for an
altar improvised from palms, ferns
and summer flowers in shades Of
blue, pink and white. The Rev.
Robert M. Selle viii officiate.
Miss Helen Hansen, pianist, and
Misses Meryl Hansen and Catherine
Mullendore, violinists, will play a
program of bridal airs. including
"At Dawning" and "Oh Promise
Me" During the ceremony they will
play Il Love You Truly"
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her father. She will wear
a princess gown of pink chiffon,
trimmed with ruffs of bridal satin
at the shoulders. She will carry a
shower bouquet Of white roses and
bahy's breath.
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Reserves to
Observe Day
of Founding

Founders day will be observed
Monday by the Girl Reserves at
Camp Delight. with a reception
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur R.
Baxter and their daughter. Miss
Delight Baxter, for whom the Y. w.
G. A. camp was named.
The Girl Reserves now in camp
will present pageant depicting the
development of the grounds from
Indian days through the pioneer,
gypsy and present day periods.
A wall hanging made by the girls
during craft hours has been de-
signed with scenes from the pag-
cant. 1t will be presented to Mr..
Baxter who is the donor of the
camp.
At 10 in the morning the June
meeting of the board OF directors
and committees will be held with
Mrs. Brandt Downey, president, in
charge. Following luncheon the
group will attend the reception. IN
vitationS have been issued to many
friends of the Y. w.
Mrs. Walter P. Morton is chair
man of the Girl Reserves commit
tee of Central Y. w, while Miss
Jenna BirkS is program director.
Miss Dortha Cleland is camp di-
rector.
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Officers to
Be Elected
by Altrusa

Candidates for office in the Al
trusa Club were announced at a
dinner meeting of the club Friday
night at the Columbia Club. There
are two tickets, the blue and the
white, and each ticket had its own
nominating committee.
On the blue ticket, headed by
Miss Mabel Cutlery, is Miss Bertha
Lemming for vice-president; for sec
rotary, Mrs. Frances Naegele; treas
urer. Mrs. Anna Hammerbeck, and
for board members, Misses Helen
Nichols, Minnie Springer and Vera
Morgan.
The white ticket, headed by Miss
Mary Ann FitzSimonS, has for its
candidates Miss Ida White, vice.
president; Miss Mary Dickson, sec
rotary; Mrs. LYDIA Coll, treasurer,
and Mrs. Martha Abel, Miss Bertha
Metzger and Miss Bernice Henley
for board members.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Boyle, preSi-
dent for the last year, is the only
candidate for that Office this year.
The nominees carrying parasols
electrically lighted we're introduced
with verses read by the Misses
Frances and Margaret Dingley. The
election of officers will take place
at the regular night meeting at the
Columbia Club, Friday, July Is.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blackmore spoke
on her life while living in Baffin
Land. Her daughter. Miss Harriet
Blackmore, sang a group of songs,
both in England, and in the Eskimo
language.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Mueller, 5161
Washington boulevard, and Miss
Martha Jane Mueller, have returned
from Madison, Wis, where Miss
Mueller is student at the Uni
verSity of Wisconsin.
Miss Elizabeth Martin, 1921 North
Pennsylvania street, left Friday to
attend the national convention of
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority at
Swampscott. Mass. She is the dele
gate from the De Paw university
chapter.
Mrs. Donald Pangborn, Keystone
Heights, Fla, is here visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Ewing,
4611 Carrollton avenue. She was
formerly Miss Ruth Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Hogan.
31O3 North Meridian street, have left
to spend the summer at Walloon
Lake, Mich.
Miss Dorothy Lorinne Morris.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred New
ell Morris, 1922 North Delaware
street, who returned recently from
school ct Miami university, Oxford,
o., left Wednesday for Lake Placid,
N. Y, to spend the summer.
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Miss Enrich to
Entertain for
Lucille Wilding

Miss Kathryn Enrich will enter
tain tonight at Noblesville Country
Club in honor of Miss Lucille j. Will
ding, whose engagement to w. Dale
Evans has been announced.
Guests will be close friends of
the hostess and the bride-elect, who
attended college together at Butler
university, and all were members
of Delta Delta Delta sorority. They
will be entertained with swimming
and golf, followed by dinner in the
clubhouse. The table will be deco
rated with roses.
Other guests will be Mrs. Rob-
ert Boyer, Mrs. John Sloan Smith,
Mrs. Edwin Gable and Miss Dorothy
Fife.
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Campfire Girls

The Camp Fire girls of school No.
80 have elected their new officers
as follows: President, Vivian Cher
ry; vice president, Dorothy Stull;
secretary, Violet Boyer; treasurer,
Marie Cruise; scribe, Phyllis Jane
Moore AS the Indian name for
their group they have chosen Mini
heca. which means industrious.
During the summer the members
plan to meet in Phyllis Jane Moore'S
garage, which they will decorate and
furnish for a clubroom.
The Kiciciinyan group, with its
leader, Jane Schneli, held regular
meeting June Is in the form of a
picnic at Garfield park. The girls
have been working on their bead
headbands, for which they have
made their own original designs.
Wihawo, meaning willing, happy
workers." is the name chosen by the
younger group at school No. 81 at
their meeting, June Is, held at the
guardians home. Leona Stills was
elected as new president.
The Indecanwi group at their
meeting, June 10, decided to sell
lemonade during the summer to
make enough money for their group
dues. The scribe, Geneva Sampson,
received the Scribe's honor at the
council fire in the evening.
The Butler campus, on the after
noon of June 10, was the meeting
place of Aktatci group of Washing
ton high school. Miss Lillian Chan
dler of Sheffield, England, who has
been the guardian of the group for
the past year, will leave shortly for
her home. Before leaving, however,
she is touring the western states
and will travel in Alaska.
During her affiliation with Camp
Fire, Miss Chandler has brought
much enthusiasm into the local
groups. She has given many talks
before different groups and organi-
cations over the city and has
brought a closer bond Of fellowship
between the Camp Fire Girls of In
dianapolis and those of England.
Miss Chandler was the exchange
professor at Washington high school
and has served many times on COM
mittees and groups, discussing Eng
liSh customs and relations. The
Aktatci group is not disseminating
meetings during the summer.
A pirate party and covered dish
luncheon at Brookside park was
held by the Water Lily group of
Blue Birds June Is, under leader
ship of Miss Esther Mae Ashton.
A treasure hunt was feature of
the party at which mothers of the
girls were guests. Joan WeiSen-
berger was the pirate who uncov-
cred the treasure, chest laden
with lollypops for each guest.
An outdoor council fire was held
by the Tayusda group June 16 at
$50 at Brookside park. The three
fires of work, health and love were
lit by Anna Mae Heyden, work;
Betty Lemen, health; Charlotte
Summers, love. The seven points
of the law will be given by Dorothy
Lemen, Berna Day, Rowena Smith,
Mildred Rattan, Grace Rattan,
Maxine Rogers. The charity and
birthday honors will be awarded
to all the girls. Dorothy Lemen
will receive the firemaker's rank
and Elsie Hurt, who was not pres
ent at the city-wide council fire
June 10, will receive her torch
bearers rank. The group will have
the songs Boogaman, Boating song,
and Walking song sung by all the
members of the. camp fire group.
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State Girl to
Be Welded to
Hugh H. Hanna

Miss Edna Hunnicutt of Green's
fork and Hugh Henry Hanna III,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Henry
Hanna, 1875 North Pennsylvania
street, were to be married today at
the Greensboro Methodist church
with the Rev. G. C. Burbank of
Richmond, officiating.
Miss Jessie Hobbs of Indianapolis
and Miss Betty Lou Hunnicutt, sis
ter of the bride, were to be attend
ants. Joseph r. Jeffries was to be
best man.
A bridal dinner was to be held at
the brides home following the cere-
mony.
Among indianapolis residents who
have gone to attend the ceremony
are Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna and daugh-
tiers, Misses Dorthea and Alice
Hanna, Misses Julia Harrison and
Deborah Duane Moore, Mrs. o. S..
RunnelS, Mrs. Almus E. Vinton and
Louis Carey.
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Club
to Entertain
for President

A luncheon bridge in honor OF
the president will be given at 1890
wednesday at the Columbia Club
by the Children's Sunshine Club OF
Sunnyside. Mrs. Alva Cradick, presi-
dent, will be seated at table ar
ranged with delphinium and roses.
Board members and committee
chairmen will be seated at this
table.
The Music Master quintet from
the Music Master School of Music
will play. 1t is composed of Misses
Rosamond Collins, Betty Simon,
Mary Milholand, Joan Baylor and
James Collins. Mrs. John F. Herr
mann, soloist, will sing.
Mrs. August Soutter is chairman
of the Iucheon committee, assisted
by MeSdames Ray D. Everson, Will
liam Lindholm, H. A. Gift, w. B.
Sequartz, o. F. Hood and Guy Furst
of Pittsburgh.
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Miss Helen Lucille Collins will be
her sisters only attendant. Her
gown OF blue net Will be fashioned
princess style, with the rulI nared
skirt trimmed with small tucks. She
Will carry link roses.
Stanfield Kruger will be the best
man.
Mrs. Collins will wear green
Powered chiffon, with a shoulder
corsage of pink and yellow roses.
Mrs. White will wear pink lowered
chiffon, with corsage of the pink
and yellow roses.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
ton will be held in the garden. The
serving table viii be conferred with
a wedding cake on a plateau of pink
and blue flowers.
Out of town guests will be Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Collins and Hubert
Collins, Louisville, KY; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dryer and son John;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Butler and
Charles Dwyer, st. Louis, Mo.
The bridal couple will be at home
at $3.50 East washington street.
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In the rose garden of the bride
groom'S home, at Gas tonight, Miss
Lydia Ann Slime, daughter of Mrs.
John Slime of Covington, KY, will
become the bride of Robert H. Boil
linger, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bollinger. 5000 Bluff road.
Pasquale Montani, harpist, will
play the Lohengrin wedding march
as the bridal party enters the gar
den. The Rev. Luther Seng will
read the ceremony before the rose
trellis.
The bride viii wear an eggshell
satin gown, fashioned with puff
sleeves to the elbow, and with a cowl
neckline. She will wear a cap
shaped ecru net veil, designed with
a face veil. and will carry shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley and
baby's breath.
Mrs. Edward Kenninger, sister of
the bridegroom, will wear eggshell
lace over a green taffeta slip. The
dress, designed with a deep collar
draping over the shoulder, will have
a green satin sash. She will wear
green slippers and carry a bouquet
of summer flowers.
The bridesmaids. Miss Kathryn
HartenStine aid Myrtle Derar, will
wear gowns fashioned like that OF
the matron OF honor. Miss Hart
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RABBI STEINBERG
HONORED BY CLUB

Rabbi Milton Steinberg, who will
leave soon to join Mrs. Steinberg in
the east for the summer, was hon
ored at a farewell party given
Thursday night by members of the
Tuesday night Cultural Club and
their husbands, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Weinstein, 3541
North Meridian street.
Rabbi Steinberg has conducted
the clubs study course during the
winter. The club will hold no more
meetings until fall. Bridge was
played during the evening. Summer
flowers were used in decorating, and
appointments were in pastel shades.
Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames Max Plesser, Jack
Goldberg, Jacob Weiss Max selig. Art
Rose, Ben Stern, David Lipp, David Sab
losky. Aaron Click. Leo Neushatz. DR.. and
Mrs. Leon Berger. and DR.. and Mrs. Phillip
Falender
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Julia Ann MOriarty WEEDS
carl 4. HaYniSchfeger

gown, fashioned simply with long
tight sleeves. Her shoulder length
veil was designed with a lace cap
caught at the sides with orange
blossoms. She carried shower
bouquet Of roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Carlotta Harnischfeger, cou-
sin of the bridegroom, wore pink
eyelet organdy with pink picture
hat trimmed in blue and blue slip
perS. She carried summer flowers.
The best man was David Mort
arty, brother of the bride.
Ushers were Edward j. Moriarty
of Cincinnati and Andres Cook.
A wedding breakfast was held at
the BRIDES home for the bridal party
and the immediate family. The
wedding cake in pink and white,
surrounded with ferns, centered the
table with pink candles at each end.
The couple left on a motor trip,
and will be at home after June 80
at 245 North Tacoma avenue.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. M. j. Moriarty of Cincinnati;
Mrs. George Refs, Pittsburg, and
Mrs. M. R. Nancy of Columbus, O.
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Club Meetings
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Mrs. Earl Clampitt, 2735 Station
street. will be hostess to the Multum
in Parvo Club at it's picnic meeting.
Mrs. Harold M. Trusler will be on
the program.
The independent Social Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. I. P. Nc
Feeters, 1928 Jackson street.
WEDNESDAY
The Inter Nos Club will have a
luncheon meeting at l at the Ulen
Country Club at Lebanon. Mrs. H.
w. Haworth will review Axel
Munthe's THE Story of San
Michele"
FRIDAY
A picnic will be held by the Wom-
ans Advance Club. Mrs. H. G.
Stringer will give a paper on Ohio
River; It's Historic Scenes and
Places"
SATURDAY
Miss Clara Thormyer, SO. South
Butler avenue, will be hostess to the
Butler Alumnae Literary Club. Miss
Maude M. Russell and Miss Dorothy
Forsyth will be on the program.
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Chi Onegas
Map Series
of Affairs

National council members of
Alpha Chi Omega sorority, which
held its annual meeting this week at
the French Lick Springs Hotel, will
arrive Sunday to be the guests of
the alumnae Of Butler chaper Of the
sorority. Several social functions
have been planned for their two
day stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl w. Kiger will
entertain at noon Sunday at the
alumnae chapters annual family
picnic, where the council members
will be guests Of honor. Sunday
night Miss Mildred Blscklidge, a
member of the council, will enter
tain with a buffet supper for the
other members.
Luncheon at
A luncheon will be held at | Mon
day at the Indianapolis Country
Club in honor of the council men,
bers. Reservations have been made
by thirty-five alumnae. The guests
will be seated at one long table,
which will be set on the sun porch
overlooking the gardens and pool.
Decorations of daisies and del
phinium will be used. The guests
of honor will receive gifts. Mrs. C.
H. Best is in charge of arrange
ments, and Mrs F. c. Tucker is re-
ceiving reservations.
Immediately following the lunch
con. Mrs. Ralph B. Clark, 1922 Gull
ford avenue, and her daughter,
Miss Mary Ellen Clark, will hold
open house. All Alpha Chi Omegas
in the city are invited, the invita-
ton including alumnae. active, and
pledge members of the Butler chap
ter and their mothers club
National Officers Here
Guests will be received from $3.50
to $50. Assisting the hostess will be
Mesdames F. G. Tucker, George L.
Clark, Oryal S. Hixon, T. j. McNutt
and Miss Norma Davidson. Mem
bers of the council are:
Mrs. G. L. Van Auken, Del Mar,
N. Y, national president; Mrs. Will
liam G. Donald, Berkeley, Cal, vice.
president; Mrs. Dale S. Boyles. Sid
ney, Neb., treasurer; Mrs. Peyton
Memyss-Smith, Oklahoma City, in
spector; Mrs. P. Collons, La Grange.
Ill, Lyre editor, and Miss Mildred
Blacklidge, indianapolis, secretary.
Alpha Chi Omega has it's national
Offices in indianapolis, in the Cham
Der of Commerce building. The
council will visit the office Mon
day to review sorority matters.
While in Indianapolis the council
members will stay at the Indianap-
oils Athletic Club.
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SORORITY TO HOLD
INITIATION RITES

Formal initiation services will be
held by the Iota Chi sorority Satur-
day night, June Is, at the Columbia
club. Miss Marie Koerner will read
the history of the sorority, and one
member of each group of pledges
initiated into the group since it's
founding will speak.
Orchid and white, the sorority
colors, will predominant in the floral
decorations and the appointments.
Miss Mary Kahl, who is chairman
of the committee in charge, will also
be the POSTMASTER. The initiates
will be Mrs. r. M. Worrell and Miss
Bernadette Mooney. Informal serv-
ices will be held Friday night at the
home Of Mrs. Leander King, $40
North Tuxedo street.
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Baritone Will
Assist Trio in
Music Program

Vaughn Cornish, baritone. will
appear with the Marott trio in the
weekly Marott musicale SUNDAY
night at the hotel. Friends of the
hotel are invited to attend. Solo
numbers will be given by members
OF the trio. The program follows:
Instrumental--".Allegro con brio" from
Vocal - 'iiiiiS
'. KaShm MI Love Love ...... Finden
Vaughn Cornish.
Vlolln-'Ie Tempo di Minuetto' ..
''.'...,...:...-:..... Pugnani-Kreisler
Vocal "0'e''
Little Grey Home in the Vest .Lohr
The White Dove" ..... Iehar
Vaughn Cornish
Cello dagio Cantabile" Tartini- Becker
ConSuelo Couchman
Vocal
When NY Ships Come Sailing
STOUT Hearted Men, ,,..:. Romberg
Il Passed BY Your Window" .Brahe
Vaughn Cornish.
manifestations from Tam
dNoEl D.. wagner
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CHINESE STUDENT
TUTOR FOR SCOUTS

Miss Sophia C. Yang, a Chinese
from Peping, China, is attending
the two-month camp period at
Camp Delight. Miss Yang, a grad
uate of Nan Kai university Of
Pienpsin, China, is teaching folk
lore at the camp and interesting the
girls in foreign countries. She holds
the Barbours scholarship at the
University of Michigan where she
entered in September to major in
chemistry.
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Annual installation of the Inter
national Travel-Study Club, Inc.
will be held at 1870 Tuesday in Cas-
tie hall. Mrs. Mae Maroon Jacobs,
installation officer, will dedicate the
new service adopted by the organi-
zation to Mrs. Samuel r. Artman.
She will be assisted by DR.. Maude
Jones of the Queen Elizabth chap
ter and Mrs. j. E. Holt of the Brit
tany chapter.
Mrs. Mamie j. PaSSmore of the
Lady Aberdeen chapter will pre-
side at the pipe organ. A trio con-
sisting of Mrs Walter Boenler, Mrs.
Ernest Hughes and Mrs. Roy l..
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Miss McFadden
Is HOnOred at
Bridge-Shower

Miss Helen Weyl, 1920 Guilford
avenue, entertained today at a
bridge tea and crystal shower at the
Highland Golf and Country Club in
honor of Miss Ellen McFadden.
who will be married to William H.
Forsyth next Friday. Miss Weyl was
assisted by her mother. Mrs. Carl
Weyl.
The tea. table was decorated with
summer flowers and tapers in vel
low and green. Guests with Miss
McFadden were
Her mother Mrs Charles B. McFadden;
her sister. Miss Betty McFadden. and
Mesdames John Roberts, Charles Tichenor
and A. B. Weyl and the Misses Edith Ann
hoopingarner, Mary Ign Weyl. Marian
Harnette, Juanita Miller. Halle Carlisle.
Fariorie Forsyth, Bernice Forsyth. Mar
brie Ann Lilly, Sally Bosnian. Maxine
RoSebaum, Catherine Murdoch Louise
Sumner and Jane Hadlev of Danvil1e
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Dinner Party
Arranged for
Bridal Couple

Mrs. James T. McClamrock and
Mrs. William Wiese will entertain
at a dinner party Sunday evening
at Mrs. McClamrock'S home, TIC
East Fifty-ninth street, in honor of
Miss Frances Josephine Walters and
Lewis Hornaday Pickett of Des
Moines, Ia, who will be married
next Wednesday at the brides par
ents' home, 1894 College avenue.
The house and table will be deco
rated with summer flowers. Guests
with Miss Walters and Mr.. Pickett
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Wal
tiers, the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Patrick Mrs.
Peter G. Reilly. Mrs. James McClamrock
Sr., Miss Mary Margaret Patrick, Miss
Flora Walters Charles Walters. Mrs.
Charles lift OF Cambridge City. and Mr..
McClamrock
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NEWLYWEDS TAKE
MOTOR HONEYMOON

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Kohlberg.
who were married at Thursday
morning at st. Roch's Catholic
church, have gone on a motor trip
and will be at home after July Is
at 831 Weghorst street.
Mrs. Kohlberg before her mar
rage was Miss Marie Ferry, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ferry, Is
West Troy avenue. Attendants at
the wedding were Miss Mildred Mill
er, Fl. Wayne, and Albert Huck.
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national convention to be held
June 81 to % at the New Ocean
House, Swampscott, Mass. She
will be treasurer of the chapter
next year.
Delta zeta sorority, which was
to have held its national conven-
ton this summer, has decided to
postpone the meeting and use the
funds for scholarships. Miss Helen
bingham is secretary of the In
dianapolis Alumnae Association
of Delta Zeta, which has taken
the money intended for conven-
ton delegate, and made it into
an undergraduate loan fund,
available to Delta Zetas from any
of the four chapters in Indiana,
including Butler, Indiana and De-
PAW universities, and Franklin
college