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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-30
Three City Women Named Heads
of State d. A. r. Committees

Barker, Danville; genealogical records,
Mrs. Harvey Morris, Salem; George Wash
ington bicentennial. Mrs. James B.
Crankshaw, Fl Wayne: Miss Carolyn
Ford. Madison; Mrs. C. L. Keyes, Peru,
and Mrs KruIl; girl home-makers. Mrs.
Mckinley Vance Washington; Harrison
Mansion. Mrs Roy Lloyd, Vincennes his
torical research. Mrs. Roy A. Mayse, Ko-
komo; Indiana bell for Valley Forge, Miss
Mary Hostetter, Roachdale; Indiana room,
Mrs. Edmund B. Ball, Muncie; manual for
immigrants Mrs Fred Deal Lagrange;
national defense embodying patriotic edu-
cation, Mrs. W. R. Davidson, Evansville;
national registrar, Mrs. James r. Riggs,
Sullivan; playground activities, Mrs. H. G.
Erwin. Hartford City; publicity. Mrs. Henry
B. Wilson. Delphi; real daughters. Mrs.
Laura D. Fix Columbus; Revolutionary
relics for Memorial Continental Hall. Mrs.
E. E. Watts. Princeton; Sons and Daugh-
tiers of the Republic, Mrs A. A. Brewer.
Mishawaka; state director. Children of the
American Revolution, Mrs. A. P. Poorman.
West Lafayette.
Miss Bonnie Farwell, Terre Haute:
Mrs. w. A. Denny, Anderson. and
Mrs. E B. Ball, Muncie, are men,
bers of the place committee for the
1888 state conference.
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Home to Be
Setting for
Bridal Rites

Miss Frances Ann Wolf, daughter
of Mrs. Ena Wolf of Marion, will
become the bride of John Wright
Connolly at 4:3G this afternoon at
the home of the brides uncle, Ar
thur Wolf, and Mrs. Wolf, Abs
North Meridian street.
The ceremony will be read before
an improvised altar of palms and
ferns, with the Rev. Elmer Ritter
of SIS. Peter and Paul cathedral Of
ficiating. Cathedral tapers in
branched standards will light the
scene.
The bride will wear a gown of
white net and carry an arm bou-
quet of Sweetheart roses. Her only
attendant, Mrs. Kenneth Ballenger,
of Dayton. O.. will wear pink lace
and carry white roses.
Mrs. Rallenger is sister of the
bride. Thomas Taggart Connolly,
brother of the bridegroom, will be
best man.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, the couple will leave for
trip to Virginia Beach, Va. They
will be at home after Aug. 10 with
the bridegroom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Connolly, 81 West
Twentieth street.
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Mary Allison
to Be HOnOred
at Bridge Fete

Miss Wilma Shaull, 2459 East
Riverside drive, will be hostess Sat-
urday night at miscellaneous
shower and bridge party to be given
for Miss Mary Wanda Allison, who
will be married to DR., Urban StorE
Of Evansville, Aug. a.
The hostess will be assisted by
the bride-elect's sister, Miss Mar
ret Allison Summer flowers will be
used in the decorations.
Out-of town guests will be Mrs
William Lake of Bloomington
mother of the bride-e elect, and Mes
danes Kenneth Kern, 1. w. Ste
venson and w. c. Shaull, all OF
Lebanon. and Miss Helen Foote OF
Evansville. Other guests will be-
Mesdames Leonard Todd, E. H. VOLTA,
]. R. Reeves ard Edward Juday and the
Misses Katherine Hornberger. Gladys
Garlic. Charlotte Fisher Dorcas Moore,
Ruth Bond. Evelyn VOLTA, Margaret and
Betty Todd.
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Girl Scouts

The second period at Camp DELL
wood Indianapolis Girl Scout
camp, closed Tuesday night with
a Dellwood county fair, held in
Sycamore lodge The fair was at
tended by about 200 sightseers and
exhibitors, in costume.
Your future told or your money
back" "Dellwood freaks" Have
your picture taken for a dime
"Curio shop" and strong man con-
test" were some of the features con-
Quoted by the various units.
The staff of junior and senior
counsellors, dressed in overalls and
straw hats, formed the brass band
which led the parade before the
horse race. Prizes for the best and
funniest costumes were awarded to
Rosemary Stalnaker, Betty Walsh,
Marilyn Miller and Doris Ferguson.
A musical trail through the Linn
berlost was the feature of scouts
own service Sunday night Groups
were stationed at intervals along
the path and sang to the campers.
The usual Sunday afternoon
swimming meet was held before an
audience of about 300 parents and
friends.
THE Good Fairy of Art" a color
full stunt, was part of the Saturday
evening Camp Fire program, which
was attended by the members of
Indianapolis and Marion county
Girl Scout council, the parents ana
friends of the campers.
The rangers, members of the
Pioneer unit, left Monday for
GYPSY trip to The Mounds at
Anderson. They were accompanied
by Miss Clara Foxworthy, senior
counsellor; Mrs. Charles F. Voyles,
commissioner; Miss Anna Margaret
VOORHEES,, and Miss Ella Hansen,
junior counsellorS.
The third period will open Mon
day for ten days. There still are q
few vacancies and girls wishing to
register for this period should do so
Immediately.
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City Couple
to Marry in
Church Rites

In simple ceremony at the Nc
Kee chapel of Tabernacle Presby-
terrain church at 4 today. Miss LII
ellie Wilding, daughter of Mrs. Ida
NJ. Wnding. will be married to w.
Dale Evans. son of Mrs. w H.
Evans.
The Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel viii
hear the vows before the altar
banked with palms and greenery
interspersed with cathedral tspers.
Mrs. c. H. Eberhard, organist, will
play selections of bridal airs.
The bride, who will enter with her
brother. Harold Wilding of Evans
ton, will wear a white chalk crepe
dress designed with a cape. She
will wear a small white felt hat and
carry an arm bouquet of white roses
and lilies of the valley.
Wayne Evans Best Man
Her only attendant will be Mrs.
Harold Wilding, who will wear a
yellow chalk crepe ensemble with
white accessories. She will carry a
Dresden bouquet of three shades Of
roses.
Wayne Evans will be best man.
Ushers will be Roy Harper and
Richard Wilding of Cleveland.
cousin of the bride.
Mrs. Wilding will wear an en-
semble of shell pink with white ac-
cessories. Mrs. Evans dress will be
of lowered chiffon.
To Go East on Trip
Following an informal reception
at the church, the couple will leave
for a wedding trip in New York and
Maine They will be at home after
Sept. l.
The bride attended Butler uni
versity and is a member of Delta
Delta Delta sorority.
Out of town guests will be Mr..
and Mrs. John Pfeiffer of Cincin-
natl. Mr. and Mrs. George Wilding
of Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man Barnes of New Englewood, N.
j., Mr.. and Mrs. David Bixler, Mrs.
Elsie Karger and Frank Ries OF
Chicago, Mrs. Clara Stultz, Mrs. B.
L. Bright, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Evans and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Evans of Terre Haute, and Miss
Neva Butler of Washington.
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20 Girls to Attend Junior
Catholic Daughters Camp

( Of nationwide chain of summer
camps being built up by the c. D. A
Miss Elizabeth O'Hara, who re-
Gently returned from the Dublin
eucharistic congress. is regent of
the senior court and Miss McCros-
san is chairman of the junior group.
Counselors at the camp are the
Misses Winifred Calvin, Alice Jane
Hessler, Helen Carr and Mrs. Mar
guerite Clevenger. Miss Mary Carr
is the nurse in attendance.
Activities at the camp include
swimming. archery, tennis, baseball,
handcraft. music and stunts. A
camp hour is held each evening
when stunts are given by the vari-
Gus cabin groups.
Five new cabins were constructed
this year and a new recreation hall.
A library is located in this hall
where girls read during rest periods.
The age limit is II to 18.
Juniors enrolled in the first period
which began Monday are:
Marie Parks. Mary Agnes McGill. Fran
ces Anderson. Mary Evelyn Leimgruber,
Nora and Mary Lynch, Edith Parks, Mar
guerite and Mary 10 McCrossan. Anna
Johnson. Rose Marie Hickey. Mary Cath
crime Dippel Florence Schwear, Dorothy
Donlan, Margaret Hayes and Jeanette
Flick.
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HELEN KREBER TO
WE'D JOHN BURKE

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Kreber, sis
East Thirtieth street. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Helen Edythe Kreber, to John NJ.
Burke.
The wedding will take place Aug.
81 at the SIS. Peter and Paul ca
thedral, with the Bishop Joseph
Chartrand officiating.
The attendants will be Mrs. John
j. Long and Timothy Burke.
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dividual room used by one
person, or at most, two. So fewer
persons tastes have to be con-
Sidered.
AS a matter of fact, though, to-
days modern furniture is not the
wild, bizarre, angular furniture that
shocked many people few years
back.
It's been much simplified, and
today easily can be used in any
room.
But it's especially good for bed
rooms, because, again, individual
even daring-color schemes can be
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-30

Primavera, a wood of Mexico and
central America, IS one, and that S
what the suite illustrated is made
of.
In color it varies from creamy
white to straw yellow and some
times is called white mahogany"
though it does not belong to the
mahogany family.
Other woods used effectively in
modern furniture are African ma
hogany, American or oriental wal
nut, maple, macassar ebony, rose
wood and cherry.
Small modern pieces make eff
fective contrasts in rooms of any
type and many of them can be pur-
chased unfinished and finished to
suit your own taste.
Our bulletin on finishing furni-
ture will help you. It's yours-free
if you send the coupon.
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Omega Phi TauS Fix Plans
for Midsummer Meeting

Miss Evelyn Pinnick, 1909 North
Temple avenue, is chairman of
arrangements for the midsummer
joint meeting of the Omega Phi Tau
sorority today and Sunday at
the XII Psi Phi fraternity house Pope
North Meridian street. She will be
assisted by Miss Marie Pinnick and
Mesdames Jack Berry and Vaughn
King.
Chapters of the organization to be
represented are Alpha and Beta
chapters of Indianapolis. Delta
chapter of Anderson and Epsilon
chapter Of Richmond.
Special guests will be.representa-
tives from prospective chapters at
St. Louis and Elwood. From St.
Louis Will be Misses Almeda Meesev.
Dorothy Crabtree, Doris BRAY. Cleda
Edwards, Olinette Pentz. Mary Lou
Forester, Ruth Wood. Ruth David
Lucille O'Neill. Jane Phillippi and
Dorothy Schubert.
Activities of the weekend will in
clude theater party, paiama
party, business sessions. a musical
Tea and sight seeing tour.
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1t is modiSh and chic for the
normally built woman ana has a
slenderizing effect for the heavier
type.
Notice the inset vest extends in
pointed effect below the waistline
instead of stopping at the waist, as
such affairs generally do. The
softly falling jabot revers cut
breadth in a charming way. You'll
/. like the smart skirt lines.
You can use tub silks. linen
pique, shantung. voile prints and
batiste prints, ETC., for this smart
model.
Style No. 562 is designed for sizes
16, Is, 20 years, SO, 3S, 20, AZ. A and
IS inches bust. Size 36 requires go
yards, 39-inch with IS yard 35-
inch contrast.
Our summer Fashion Magazine will
help you economize. Price of book
10 cents.
Price of pattern IS cents in
stamps or coin Ccoln preferred)
Wrap coin carefully.
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NEW YORK, July 30.-The
IN clothes hanging in the bed
room closet may SAVIOR of Victorian
ism which is the smart thing
for today's feminine costumes to do.
But many of todays bedrooms
themselves are as ultra modern
looking as fashionable modern type
furniture can make them.
The bedroom-so many fahion-
wise people Thinks a fine place to
start using modern furniture. And
the modern bedroom is certainly
getting more and more popular.
One reason is because it's an in
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Golf Events
to Continue
at Avalon

Junior women members of the
Avalon Country Club will continue
their golhng program Tuesday with
q guest day tournament and Will
follow it up with weekly activities
until Sept. 6. Miss Ruth Shewmon,
chairman, has announced the COM
plete schedule as follows.
Aug 2-Guest day.
Aug. 9-Mother and daughter tourns-
ment
Aug. i6-Flag tournament
Aug. 23-Bnhd par tournament
Aug. 2s-Father and daughter tourns-
ment
Aug. 3O-3i-Junior championship tour
nament and election OF officers
sept. 6-Guest day tournament.
Each member will be allowed TO
bring a guest at the guest day af-
fairs at which prizes will be awarded
to low and second low scores.
In the Mothers and Daughters
play, the two scores will be added
and handicaps deducted. Two days
of medal play will feature the cham
pionship tournament.
On Tuesday morning before the
tournament play, group instruction
is available. Roy Smith, pro, has
charge Of the older girls and Bruce
Wilcox, the younger girls. On the
guest days, instruction is given on
Thursday. Glasses for boys are held
on Wednesday mornings.
The junior golf events are planned
entirely bV the Younger members.
They compute their handicaps and
buy the prizes, which are purchased
with money donated by club mem
bers.
A better half" tournament will be
held Sunday by the club when every
man must play with his wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Craig are in
charge.
Prizes will be canned goods, to be
awarded for low net and low gross
scores. Booty prize will be given.
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Mems
Club to Give
Dinner Dance

AS a part of its summer enter
tainment, the Bethel Mems CLUB
will give buffet dinner dance
Wednesday. Aug. II, at the Broad
moor Country Club. The affair will
be invitational with members and
their friends attending.
Leo Neuschotz is general chairman
He will be assisted by DR.. Leon
Berger, Rufus Isaacs. Lewis Leoy
and Leo Lefkovits. Philip Stopper is
director of publicity, assisted by Ben
Stern.
Dave Sablosky is president of the
organization, and Jacob Weiss, first
vice president.
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Personals

Mrs. Callie Seeburger of Terre
Haute is the guest of Mrs. Charles
A. Kelley ST., 1854 North Capitol
avenue.
Miss Margaret Friedrich will re-
turn this weekend from years
stay at Madrid, Spain, She will be
the guest of Dr.. and Mrs G. M.
Glascock, 259 West Forty fourth
street, before she goes to her home
in Lancaster, Mo, for the month Of
August. She is a teacher at Arsenal
Technical schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wocher, 1894
North Pennsylvania street, and Mr..
and Mrs. H. R. McIlvaine and chill
dren, 1910 Washington boulevard,
have gone to Lake Wawasee for a
month.
Mrs. Arthur A. Fairbanks, $3.50
North New Jersey street, is stopping
at the EdgeWater Beach in Chicago
P. F. Goodrich is at the Roosevelt
while visiting in New York,
Miss Catherine Sadlier, 22O9 North
Capitol avenue, is home after a
three weeks trip to New York.
Miss Helen K. Richardson, 17O6
East Thirty-fourth street, has gone
to Santa Monica, Cal, to be the
guest of Miss Ida May Underhill
while attending the Olympic games.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Masters and
children, AZ East Forty-siXth street;
Dr. William Kemper and Miss
Frances Hurt left today for Bay
View, Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Hughel and Mr. and Mrs. Hal Keel
! ing will join them in a few days.
Mrs. Pearson Smith and daugh-
ter, Patsy. has gone to Bay View,
Mich, to visit Mrs. Obie j. Smith.
Miss Marthalou Schooner, 1914
Bellefontaine street, will visit Mr.
and Mrs. c. r. Walter and daugh-
ter, Miss Ann Walter of Philadel-
phia, on her return from New York
where she has been the guest of her
sister. Mrs, Walter Hiser and Mr.
Hiser.
/ Misses Bernice Hartman, 10 KEEL
/ Ter and Mrs. Jessie l. Wright are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Hop
kins at Connersville.
Miss Mary Helen Huntington,
949 East Thirty-fourth street, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Louise
Pavey at Martinsville
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Collins and
children are visiting Mrs. j. L. Col
( Inns at Connersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Searcy and
daughter, Marilyn, have returned
from ConnerSville where they Wis
tied DR.. and Mrs. o. E. Dale.
Miss Virginia Brookbank is the
guest of Mrs. J. L. Kivett of Mar
tinsville.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. S. Asbury, 2O1O
North Illinois street, we're among
the recent guests at the Winder-
mere in Chicago.
Miss Helen Louise Titus, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Titus,
1856 Middle drive, Woodruff Place, is
visiting Misses Ann and Jean Hay
den in FIT Wayne. She went there
from Kendallville, where she was
the guest of Miss Sara McCray.
Mrs. William Freaney, ALL Cen
trail avenue, and her mother, Mrs.
May BroSnan, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Stuhldreher at Lake
Manitou.
Miss Martha Miller is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Miller at Vincennes.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Witte and
children have returned from Vim
cennes, where they visited Mrs.
Whites mother, Mrs. H. J. StefTen
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worked out in rooms used only by
one or two persons. And individual
color schemes seem to go with mod
ern furniture
The suite Illustrated is typical of
the furniture you find in the bed
rooms of fashionableS who have
gone modern"
See how simple are it's lines.
There are wide areas of fiat surface
in which the grain of beautiful
woods can be brought out.
Modern furniture carries little
decoration, most of its beauty COM
ing from the color and grain of
the unusual woods used
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CITY COUPLE WE'D
AT SACRED HEART

Mr. and Mrs. John Massing. 1909
Singleton street, announce the mar
rage of their daughter, Miss Mar
garet Dolores MaSsing, to Earl De
Mott, which took place Wednesday
at Sacred Heart church. The at
tendants we're Miss Martha WEIGH
and Nino Bruno.
After their return from a motor
trip to Canada, they will be at home
at 1923 South Meridian street.
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CITY WOMAN WEBS
WISCONSIN DOCTOR

Mrs. Margaret Hall Schulmeyer
and DR.. Oscar W. Friske of Sparta
Wis, were married at Wednesday
afternoon at the home of the brides
brother, Harold E. Hall and Mrs.
Hall, 3941 Broadway. with the Rev.
John S. Albert officiating.
DR.. Friske, graduate of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, was an ex-
change inferno at the Robert w.
Long hospital. Mrs. Friske was reg
istrar at the Indiana university
school of medicine.
They will live in Beloit. Wis.
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W. C. T. U. Notes

Regular meeting of the Irvington
w. G. T. will he held at the home
of Mrs. Garfield Walker, $50 Lesley
avenue at 2 Wednesday. A dis
cussion of current events will be
included in the program. There will
be special music in charge Of the
music committee. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all interested.
Irene Trueblood, president, will pre-
side.
The afternoon session will open
at lis. The program will be on
two departments, child welfare and
social morality Mrs. l. E. Rush,
county director of child welfare,
will sponsor that part of the pro-
gram,
Mrs. Grace Altvater county di-
rector of social morality, will give a
demonstration of her department
work. Those taking part in the
program are Phyllis Jean Jay
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Jay, who will give two readings, and
Donald Stuckey, son of Mr.. al \
Mrs. Fred Stuckey, who will sing
two solos, accompanied by Miss
Dorc,hea Hogle. Donald also will
lead the yells.
Mrs. Stuckey will give two read
ings. The Rev. p. H. Hughes, will
be the speaker for the afternoon
Mrs. T. P. Templston will preside
The Northeast branch of the w
c. T. u. will celebrate its thirty
eighth anniversary at LAS Thurs
day at the home of Mrs Romano
Kemmurer, 392 Downey avenue
Mrs. Henderson Mason. Mrs. Lizzie
Ham and Mrs. Lille Steinmetz
who are the only charter members
will be present.
A short history of the union will
be given. Special music will be
rendered by the Rev. Charlie Fill
more. Northeast L. T. L. will give
a playlet Every member is urged
to be present. Refreshments will be
served during the social hour. Mrs
Lillian Heller will preside.
The Nina Brigham w. c. T. U
will meet with Mrs. Susie Carlstedt
2170 North Harding street. A covered
dish dinner will be served at $50
Following the business session Mrs
Bessie Hart will speak and organize
the l.. T. L.
A program will follow, the topic
being Christian Citizenship and
Law Enforcement" Mrs. Kathryn
Binco will give musical numbers
Mrs. Addie Lancaster will preside
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Bride-Elect to
Be HOnOred at
Shower Party

Miss Helen White, who viii be
married Aug. 6 to Paul E. Spencer
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. White, will be honor
guest Monday night at a personal
shower to be given by Iota Kappa
sorority at the home of Mrs. Max
Hosea. 1872 North LaSalle street.
Mrs. Martin R. Warne Of James
town, N. Y, formerly Miss Thelma
Bird of this city, also will be hon
ored and presented a gift.
The decorations and appoint
ments will be in white. The bridal
gifts will be contained in sprin-
king can, suspended over the serv-
ing table with white satin ribbons.
The sorority will hold a business
meeting preceding the party.
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MRS. JACK LANGAN
IS BRIDGE HOSTESS

Mrs. James Marsh of Fargo, N.
D., house guest of MIR. and Mrs.
George L. Mason, was entertained
Thursday night at a bridge party
given by Mrs. Jack Langan, 1921
North New Jersey street.
Miss Edna Rink entertained with
picnic Wednesday afternoon, fol-
lowed by a bridge party.
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Approximately twenty girls viii
attend the second period Of the
fourth annual camp Of the junior
Catholic Daughters of America at
Mccormick Greek State park. The
period will open Aug. 5.
Miss Mary McCrossan is in
charge of the camp, which is one
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sALUMNAE TO GIVE
SUPPER MEETING

Alpha Chi alumnae of Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority will have 6
o'clock supper meeting Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs George Seiden-
sticker, e22l Broadway.
The hostess viii be assisted by
Mesdames Russell Young and Steele
Churchman.
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Sorority to Initiate

Preliminary and formal initiation
VIII be held by the Beta chapter of
Delta Tau Omega sorority Saturday
and Sunday at Forest Park in
f!oblesville. Those 10 take the rites
are Misses Brenda Schad, Mary
Hartmann and Ruth Chance.
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COUNTY w. G. T. u.
TO HOLD PICNIC

An executive meeting of the
Marion county chapter of w. C. T.
u will be held at the picnic to be
held at 1890 Monday at the sum-
mer home of Mrs. Ruby Yount,
Hurry Inn at Haversticks.
Each local president will plan
transportation for her group
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LEADER OF FEDERATION

Mrs. Edwin
/. POstOn
of
MdrtinSUiUe,
second
vice-president
of the
Indiana
Federation
of Clubs,
1OiU preside
at the
midsummer
federation
program
Monday
at Bethany
park.
It 1UiU be the
opening
program IN the
celebration
of
Woman S
week,
Aug. I to Z,
at the park.
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Bridal Pair Guests

Miss Emma Ruth Williams and
Uhl Howard Friend, who will be
married Saturday, were honor
guests at a picnic supper given
Tuesday evening at Martinsyllle.
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Mrs. Jack Sentney, 1923 Ruckle
street. is supreme commander of
the Alpha Omicron Alpha soror-
ity which will have its national
convention here Aug. TO 10.
She is chairman of the committee
in charge. Mrs. Charles E. Smith,
1858 Washington boulevard, is
president of the Alpha chapter
here.
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SOrOritu to Meet

Theta chapter of Delta Sigma
Kappa sorority will meet at $50
Monday at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Brumfield, 1907 North Capitol ave-
nue..