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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-21

At the st. Philip A. c. drives Saturday
and Sunday a mixed doubles sweepstakes
will be played. An entry fee of $3.50 per
ment will guarantee s25 to the winners.
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Al Schoch and Charlie Cray battIed for
top honors during the Reformed Church
League series. the former winning. 627 to
626. Weishaas showed on SIG.
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The Indianapolis Automotive League en-
joyed one of its best scoring series of the
season on the Hotel Antler alleys despite
The fact that only two 500 totals ap-
ueared. series between $50 and $50 being
plentiful Theobold had SOB to lead the
field as Boesnecker rolled COS for the
runner-up honorS.
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Miss Priscilla Shearer WedS
OakIandOn Man at Church

The marriage of Miss Priscilla
Sheerer to Amos Smith of Oaklan-
don was solemnized at 1870 this
morning at the Old Bethel NJ E.
church, with the Rev Maurice Kerr
officiating. Following the ceremony,
an informal wedding breakfast was
held at the ehome of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E.
Shearer.
Miss Lavon Patrick of Oaklandon
played and a quartet composed Of
Miss Alice Read, Miss Helen Har-
ding, Paul Robinson and Harold Nc
Donald sang, preceding the cere-
n1ony. Miss Ruth Hutchins, harp
list, played bridal airs.
Miss Katherine Louise Shearer,
sister of the bride, was maid Of
honor. She wore pink dimity fash
toned with puffed sleeves and worn
with pink net cape jacket. She
carried a Colonial bouquet of pink
roses and delphinium. Bridesmaids
were Miss Margaret Harris and Miss
Edith Barbour Of Lawrence. Miss
Harris wore bluee organdy and Miss
Barbour, apple green organdy. Both
carried Colonial bouquets of pink
peonies edged with lace and tied
with pastel colorned tulle.
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membership privileges. All Butler
alumnae members with two or more
years of accredited work have been
invited.
The program will include greet
ings from national headquarters by
DR.. Ada L. Comstock, president Of
Radcliff college and former presi
dent of the national association, and
greetings from the Indiana state di-
vision by Mrs Erwin Franklin Mil
Ter of Anderson, president. Others
who will speak include DR.. Walter
Scott Athearn, president of the uni
versity; DR.. Allegro Stewart, Mrs.
Thor G. Wesenberg, Miss Sarah Sis
son, secretary of Butler Alumni AS
ISOLATION, and Mrs. Walter P. Nor
ton, local president.
Mrs. A. H. Hinkle, new first vice.
president and membership chair
man, is general chairman. Mrs. A.
B. Garlic, new second vice president
and social chairman, is in charge of
arrangements, and Mrs. o. NJ. Hell
mer chairman of telephone COM
nlittee.
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Ward-BelrnOnt
Clubs Annual
Luncheon Held

Mrs. George Jaqua of Winches-
ter talked on her Mediterranean
cruise at the annual luncheon meet
ing of the Ward Belmont Club to-
day at the Marott. Miss Catherine
Guthrie of Greensburg played orig
inal compositions on the piano. Both
are former students at the college.
Out-of- town guests included Miss
Pauline Kniese of Cambridge City
Mrs. Maurice Grain of RushvilIe
Misses Mildred Neuhauser and Mar
garet Jane Morris, both of Bluffton
Miss Katheryn Funk Of Vincennes
Miss jeanette Knowles of Rich
mond, Miss Mary Alice Ringo OF
Lexington, KY. Miss Alice Menefee
Of Rising Sun, Misses Constance Os-
terman and Kathleen Stang, botf
Of Columbus. and Mrs. Thomas Ely
of Plymouth.
Local alumnae attending included
Mesdames Hernley Boyd, Verle H
Campbell, Paris Pierson, Frank
Losch, John Kennedy, Thurman
Worries, Ralph Suits, Robert Patter-
son, M. Stanley McComas Jr., Ralph
E. Coffin, E. M. Guthridge, A. c.
Schrader, Fac Patrick, Fred Dopke,
Burford Rhodes, L. A. Turnock,
Frank Gurley, and Misses Louise
Trees, Clemence Dow, Ann Thomas.
Florence Scott and Ruth Ham
merSlv.
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Kathleen BiegIer Is Wed to
Mt. Vernon Man at Church

small brimmed hat and carried
Killarney roses, lilies-o -the-valley
and fern. Her only jewelry was a
strand of pearls, gift Of the bride
groom.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Mrs. William j. Lang of West
Lafayette, who wore a white
ensemble with blue accessories ano
carried bouquet of Johanna hill
roses and delphinium. Edwin Hob
son was best man and Frank Ed
ward Albeit and George @. Bieglel
Jr., uSherS.
Mrs. Biegler, mother of the bride
wore shell pink ensemble with
white accessories and a corsage Of
Araon Ward roses and delphinium
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin vii lbe al
home after June IS at PIT East
Sixth street, in Mt. Vernon. The
bride is a graduate Of DePauw uni
versity and a member of the Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority. Mr.. ErwinS
studied law at the University OF
Colorado School of Law and belongs
to the Alpha Tau Omega and Phi
Delta, legal fraternity.
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Mrs. P. H. Buchanan VIII Be
Hostess at Tea for Auxiliary

Mrs. Paul H. Buchanan will be
hostess for the musical tea TO be
held IN the garden at her home,
500l North Meridian street. by the
WomanS Auxiliary to the City
Council and Church Extension from
2:3o to 4:30 Wednesday, The af-
fair. which is being sponsored by
fifty one Methodist Episcopal
churches Of the district. is for the
benefit of the Fletcher Place Com
mWnity Center.
Mrs. w. F. Holmes. program
chairman, will be assisted by Mrs.
and Mrs. Gerald A. Hiatt, chair
man Of refreshments.
Mrs. Hiatt will be assisted by
Mesdames Fred Braden. James NJ
Ogden. H Foster Clippinger. Will
liam r. Mick. Walter B. Smith.
Homer Hamer. Homer Cook, Misses
Cliarline Buchanan. Marquette
Hiatt. Peggy Winslow, Nancy Camp
bell, Martha Jewett, Barbara Beck
EFT, Dorothy Braden and Marjorie
Clark
Others assisting with the tea will
be Misses Martha 10 Cantwell, Imo-
gene Tucker, Eleanor Cook, Judy
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MISS WINER WEBS
CLEVELAND MAN

The marriage of Miss Phyllis
leila Winer. daughter Of Mrs. Ben
Winer, TO Morris Goldstein, son OF
Mrs. Anna Goldstein of Cleveland,
took place today at the home of the
brides sister. Mrs. Herbert Kauf-
man, and Mr.. kaufman, 1904 Cen
trail avenue.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by Mr.. kaufman, wore
white chiffon and carried white
roses. Rabbi Milton Steinberg read
the ceremony in the presence Of
immediate families. The couple
left on a wedding trip, the bride
travelling in a navy blue suit with
navy accessories. After June IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldstein will be at
home at 1905 Balsam avenue.
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Hamer. Joan Mick, Martha Stay
maker, Peggy Clippinger, Helen
Garman, Lou AIcWhirter. Claire
Patten, Sally Smith and Patty and
Helen Taggart.
Receiving with Mrs. Buchanan
will be the officers of the auxiliary
Mrs. w D. Terry president: Mes
danes William c. Hartinger, w. w
Want, w. T. Jones, w. G. Talbot
M. o. Robbins, A. S. Woodland, B.
B. Shake. J. G. Moore, c.. o. Car
penter. Wilbur D. Grose and Albert
J. Spaulding.
The program Will include sketches
presented by MesdameS Alma
Hause, Elise Eberhardt. Zelda
Kester. Grace Abel, Anne Haislup
Florence Wright, Eleanor Bear
blossom, elena Jones. Helen Pitt
man. Mary Williams. Mabel Stone
cypher and Beatrice Haislup.
Mrs. R. G.. Null, accompanied by
Mrs. John A. Sink. will play the
violin. and Mrs Mildred Smith will
play accordian selections. Mrs. Guy
o. Carpenter will sing. accompanied
by Mrs. Mildred Smith.
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Club
FeteS Seniors
of Pi Beta Phi

Seniors of the Butler university
chapter Of Pi Beta Phi sorority were
entertained at luncheon, given to-
day by the Mothers Club at High
land Golf and Country Club. Gifts
were presented to the class, includ-
ing Misses Martha Metcalf, Sara
Elizabeth Miller, Hope Willcutts
Miriam Barnette, Gwendolen Schort
Jean Yates and Mrs. E. Hollis
Leedy.
The committee in charge included
Mrs. Carl Weyl, chairman; Mrs. w
K. Gearen and Mrs. Frances Car
roll.
Mrs. George Bowman, retiring
president, will entertain members
of the club with a tea Monday at
her home, 215 Berkeley road. Her
assistants will be Mrs. Henry Holt
incoming president, and Mrs. Frank
Chiles.
Mrs. Helen Talge Brown will pre-
sent a paper on American conpos-
ers. 1t will be illustrated with mu-
steal numbers by Miss Dorthea Mae
Hogle, pianist, and Mrs. Leedy, vo-
caliSt.
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English Girl
Is Married to
Carl Simpson

Miss Marjorie Temple, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Temple of
English, became the bride Of Carl
H. Simpson son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Simpson, 1868 Guilford
avenue, this afternoon at the Car
rollton Avenue Reformed church.
The Rev E. G.. Homrighausen read
the ceremony.
Miss Marie Stevens and Miss Nor
ma Iske sang L Love You Truly
and AT Dawning" Miss Margu-
erite Johnson, the only attendant,
wore pink and blue organdy with a
blue straw picture and carried pink
roses. Armin Faust was best man
Mrs. Temple wore gray and blue
The bride wore white organdy, a
white picture hat and carried white
roses.
A reception was held at the
church following the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Simpson are at home at
1040 Fairfield avenue. Mr.. Simpson
attended Purdue university and is
a member of the Sigma Chi fra
ternity.
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D, OF u. CHAPTER
TO HOLD MUSICALE

Governor Oliver Perry Morton
chapter, national society, Daughters
of the Union, will hold its annual
June musicale and guest day tea at
Monday at the Y. w. c. A. Mrs
Gertrude Mcqueen assisted by Mrs.
NJ d. Didway, music chairman, will
present the program.
Mrs. Finch, regent, and Mrs. A. G.
Click, regent elect, will preside at
the serving tables, assisted by past
regents of the chapter: Mesdames
George NJ. Spiegel, w. w. Gates, P.
NJ Dill and Thomas w. Demmerly
Americana flags and iris will be
used as decorations. The serving
table will be centered with a plateau
of pink roses and lighted with white
tapers in crystal candelabra.
The committee in charge is Mrs.
w. I. Hoag, chairman, MeSdames
Joseph Marott, Mrs. Demmerly and
Mrs Karl Kayser.
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Club Plans
Two Events
for June
Propylaeum Scene for
Dinner and Party
for Children.

Two events will feature the June
entertainment Of the Propylaeum
Club next Saturday, when the an
nual June dinner will be held at 7,
and the annual party for children
and grandchildren will be in the
afternoon.
A musical program will follow the
dinner, with Miss Pauline Schell-
schmidt reviewing music from the
operettas, FRA Diavolo," by Auber;
"Erminie," by Jakobowski, and For
tune Teller" by Herbert.
Treasure Hunt Feature
The musical score will be given
by Mrs. Ruth Devin, soprano; Mrs.
LISA Cox, soprano; Mrs. Robert
Blake. contralto; Mrs. Frank T.
Edenharter, piano; Mrs. Louise
Schellschmidt -Koehne, harp; Miss
Louise Dauner violin, and Miss
Virginia Leyenberger, violincello.
A juvenile orchestra with solo art
lists, dancing features and a treas
ure hunt will entertain the children
from to $50.
HostesSes Are Named
Hostesses for the month will in
clude:
Misses Anna Hasselman. Margaret Ship,
Blanche Stillson. Gertrude futile, Kath-
arine M. Brown Margaret Baldwin. Ger
trude Taggart. and Mesdames Russell
Ryan. Roy Elder Adams. Pauline NJ.
Haueisen, Cornelius Alig. Paul w. Simp-
son. Benjamin D. Hitz. Albert J. Beverage,
j. S. Holiday. ulian Bobbs, H. H. Horn
brook. william, g. gobbs. Raymond P. Van
Coburn. G. M, Williams, Russell w. john
ston. William A. Atkins. William Allen
Moore, Samuel L. Reid. Edward link,
Christopher B. Coleman, Evans Woollen,
Edward H. Knight. James T. Cunningham,
Fisk Landers, John P. Collett, Walter
Mayer. Henry Dollman. Albert E. Metzger,
Bowman Elder Edward L. Mckee. Ralph
G. Elvin. Perry E. ONeal, Frank M.
Fauvre, George T. Parry, Edwin H. Forty,
Albert L. Rabb John L. Glendening, John
G.. Rauch. William c. Griffith. Kurt
Vonnegut, Paul L. Hargitt. Delos A. Alig,
Frederic NJ. Ayres. John M. Gillespie,
Elizabeth c. Marmon. William H. Stafford.
Charles N. Williams. Horace F. Wood. J. H
Pattison. John H. Darlington. John L.
Eagesfield Theodore B. Griffith, John E
Hollett. Ward H. Hackleman, John w.
Kern Jr., Byron Lafollette. H. A. Pinnell.
Albert L. Rabb, E. Lowell Weir and Charles
r. Weiss.
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College Head
Will Be Feted
on Visit Here

DR.. Ada L. Comstock. president Of
Radcliffe college, who will be in the
city next week, will be entertained
at several social events. DR.. Com
stock will represent the national
branch, American Association of
University Women at the breakfast
Of the local branch Saturday, in
recognition of Butler university's
new membership.
The Radcliffe college club will
entertain with a luncheon Friday at
the Country Squire at Traders
Point. Miss Marian Barnard is
chairman of arrangements.
A luncheon and reception Satur-
day at the Propylaeum will be given
in her honor by the Smith college
club. Dr. Comstock formerly was
dean at Smith.
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ones bought to take their place. and the owner
goes on with no fear Of being overaken by bad luck
In the newest wedding rings shown at Rosts there
is decided lack OF orange blossoms in design. New
carvings are done in the baguette idea long
design carved into the thin bands of white gold.
Very bright white gold has been used for one of
the weddings rings which has small holes through
it, to keep moisture from collecting under the ring.
burst of diamonds set across the top of finger is
the most popular adaptation of the wedding ring This
has been used for several years but construction
has been developed that the top of ring hugs the
finger keeping it from turning and allowing the dia
mondS to remain at all times top.
Because sentiment brides to prefer the
simple band af natural gold that by their
mothers Rosts carry this type of wedding ring also
In the repair department odfashoned wide band rings
covered with white gold, and engraved with the new
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Miss Kathleen Biegler, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George @. Biegler,
5738 Broadway, became the bride of
James A. Erwin of Mt. Vernon, in a
ceremony this afternoon at the Adj
vent Episcopal church.
The Rev. George Southworth Off
ciated in a setting of greenery and
roses. delphinium and ferns. Bridal
airs, AT Dawning," MY Rosary, "
were played preceding the ceremony
and "Liebstraum" by Lit. as the
professional.
The bride, who vas given in mar
riage by her father, wore a white
ensemble with ascot tie of honey
combe crepe. Her three-quarter
length jacket was fashioned with
leg-of- mutton sleeves. She wore a
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SUNNYSIDE GUILD
WILL END SEASON

Activities for the season will be
closed by the Sunnyside Guild with
a 1890 o'clock luncheon Monday at
the Columbia club. Mrs. Chantilla
E. White, chairman OF hostesses,
will be assisted by Mesdames S. c.
WATSON, Sidney Weinstein. Thomas
C. Whallon, Carl E. Wood, A. C.
Earring, Edward A. Lawson, c. A
Sellars, Charles &. Bebinger. Walter
DIN, w. o. Webster and John
Loehr. Mrs. Carrie Hanlmel viii pre-
side.
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ANNUAL SORORITY
TOURNEY IS HELD

The annual bridge tournament OF
the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter
of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority was
held Friday night at the home OF
Mrs. o. NJ. Jones, $3.50 North Penn
sylvania street. Hostesses were Mes
danes Russell HippenSteel, J. l.
Guthridge and Miss Louise Phil
lips.
General chairman was Mrs.
Richard Mills assisted by Mrs.
John Waldo, Mrs. James Obear
and Miss Alice Hill. Those COM
peting for tournament prizes were
Mesdames Victor Brown, William
Tyndall, Bert Avis, w. T. Nc
Donald, Frank Cox, Russell Hip
pensteel and Miss Gladys Hawick-
horst. Others played for evening
prizes
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Miss Betty Weaver Of Oaklandon,
flower girl. wore yellow organdy,
and Paul Spencer Askren was ring
bearer. Paul Hamilton, cousin of
the groom, was best man. Ushers
were Delbert Shearer, brother Of ths
bride; Owen Beckley. Oakland;
Wilbur Stoner, Oaklandon, and
Charles McCord, Oaklandon
The bride wore her mothers we'd
ding dress, made Of white batiste
and rose pattern lace fashioned with
drop shoulders, puff sleeves and a
rufhed skirt She wore a tulle veil
and carried a shower bouquet OF
heliotrops and white roses.
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith will be at home in Oaklan-
don.
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SENIOR BREAKFAST
WILL BE SUNDAY

The annual senior breakfast OF
the Butler university chapter OF
Alpha Chi Omega sorority will be
held Sunday at the chapter house
The seniors are Misses Evelyn Bent
ley Janet Bradley, Mary Finch
Louise Haworth, Helen Johnston
Marjorie Lyle, Dorothy Stewart,
Vera Sudbrock and Mrs. Mary
Frances Unger.
Miss Mo7ll E. Ehnes, chapter
president. will introduce the speak
erS, including Miss Josette Yelch
prophet, Miss Bentley, senior toast
master, Miss Lytle, willmaker and
Mrs. Verne o. Trask, alumnae toast
master.
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Club Meetings
MONDAY


New Era Club will conclude its
program for the year with an out
ing.
Members of the Sesame Club will
hold picnic as the final meeting.
TUESDAY
Katharine Merrill Graydon Club
will meet at the home of Mrs. Rich
ard George, 1902 Cornell avenue.
Miss Virginia KingSbury and Mrs
Charles j. Van Tassel will present
the program.
Annual spring party will be held
by the Heyl Study Club as the con-
Guiding meeting of the year.
Mrs. William H. Frosch, rs North
Irvington avenue, will be hostess for
the garden party of the Irvington
Chautauqua Club. Mrs H. O.
Pritchard will present "Lebensa-
bend"
Mrs. John Allen is chairman of
the annual picnic of the Women s
Auxiliary to the Railway Mail As
ISOLATION.
Martha Washington Club will
hold luncheon meeting at noon at
the home of Mrs. Alonzo Goodwin,
1918 College avenue.
WEDNESDAY
Irvington Mothers Study club will.
meet at the home of Mrs. E. r
Campbell, 1900 Brookville road
Husbands of the club members will
be special guests.
THURSDAY
Beta Delphian chapter will hold
its final meeting at 1890 at the
home of Mrs, Arthur Gemmer
Ninety-siXth and washington boule-
ward. Mesdames Charles o. Warfel
G. D. Elliott, Walter S. Jensen anc
G. V. Reiser will assist the hostess
Social committee of the Present
Day club will be in charge of the
picnic which will conclude the clut
meetings for the year.
FRIDAY
Friday Afternoon Reading CluE
will hold an outing in charge of the
social committee of the club.
Mrs. j. NJ. Lail will be hostess
for the picnic to be held by thu
Irvington Social Study Club at PINE
Crest farm.
Friday Afternoon Literary CluI
will meet with Mrs. G. E. Dryer
1859 Brentwood avenue, as hostess
Mrs. E. G. Prosch will present origi
nal verse and Mrs. Dryer will tall
on Edna st. Vincent Millay.
Over the Teacups Club will cele.
brate its forty-third birthday a
the home Of Mrs. Harlow Hyde
East Seventy-frst street.
Irvington Quest Club will hold it
June frolic, concluding the year.
program.
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BREAKFAST IS FOR
SORORITY RUSHEES

Rushees of Butler university chap
ter Of Pi Beta Phi sorority will be
entertained at the traditional spring
breakfast from 9 to 2 Sunday at the
chapter house. 800 West Forty-third
street. Misses June Willcutts and
Lucy Beasley are rush captains.
In the receiving line with them
will be Mrs. Paul Coble. house
mother, Miss Jeanne Spiegel and
Miss Helen Gearen, chapter presi-
dent. Miss Betty Hadley is in
charge of ARRANGEMENTS.
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University Women to Mark
Admission Into u. S. Branch

In recognition of Butler univer-
sity's admission to membership in
the national branch, American As
ISOLATION of University Women, the
lical branch will give a breakfast at
8 next Saturday at the Marott.
Guests of honor will be the 1T
women seniors of the university,
who will be the first to receive full
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Society to Elect

Officers of the Girls Friendly So
ciety Of Christ church will be elect
ed at the supper meeting at 6 Tues
day at the parish house. Miss
Elizabeth Poole is chairman of the
nominating committee, assisted by
Misses Arlene Neese and Mary Law
ton.
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Mrs. Frank Hatfield is the new
president of the indianapolis
Alumnae Club Of Pi Beta Phi sor-
ority, which will entertain seniors
Of the Butler university chapter
with a luncheon and bridge party
at whispering Winds Thursday,
June 10.
The alumnae committee in
charge includes Mesdames Rich
ard Habbee, Russell Williams,
Ralph Jones and Misses Maxine
Rigsbee, Helen Barrett, Miriam
King. Margaret Combs, Winona
Hatfield adm Mary Alice Purves.
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Net Trimming Is Rerired

EFT trimming has returned
shown the lingerie
designed for the bride Slips
delicate designs have applqued.
One simple designed for the
finished with
inserted Short full
ribbon which
is cut bias form-fing and has rufle the bottom.
tailored model for the delicate she'll
neck finished with bands of alternating
faggotted small
and tucked into a hgh-ftting
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BUTLER '23 CLASS
WILL HOLD DANCE

Members of the class Of 90 OF
Butler university will hold a dance
and bridge party at the Riviera Club
following the campus activities on
ALUMNI day, June 10, on the univer-
sity campus.
The committee in charge of the
party includes Miss Sarah Sisson,
Miss Margaret Kellenback, Mrs.
Eloise Hamilton Rennick, Mrs.
Florence Hoover Healing, Mrs. Pau
line Holmes Hoover, Harold Healing
and William Pearcy.
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Miss Charlene Heard is rush
captain of the Butler university
chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority. which will hold a rush
tea Sunday afternoon at the chap
ter house, 442 West Forty-sixth
street. Her assistants are Misses
Gretty Lou Sielken. Alton White
and Mary Frances Diggs.
In the receiving line will be Miss
Heard, Mrs. Mary Reagan, house
mother; Miss Grace Barnett,
president, and Miss Betty Ramey,
social chairman. Sorority colors of
black and gold will be used in the
decorations.
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parties.
K. K. Guth-
ridge, show man
ager, hustles about
overseeing prepa =
ratiOns. Mrs. Don
aid Test and Mrs.
Robert Masters
busy their mag
nations in search
Of gala decora =
tions. Keeping
track Of the en-
tries is the lot Of
Mrs. Alex Metz
ger. whose enthu-
siasm is running
high with the re-
SDOnSe.
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Luncheon for Auxiliary

A covered dish luncheon will be
held by the auxiliary to indianapolis
post 4. American Legion, at l Mon
day at the home of Mrs. w. R.
Mcclellan, 3444 North Pennsylvania
street. The hostess will be assisted
by MesdameS Clarence R. Martin.
A. H. NJ. Graves, Louis Markum, A.
j. Steinberg. w J. Overmire, Her
bert Winkler, and Catherine Cole
man.
Guests will be served at small
tables, decorated with appointments
in pastel shades. Bridge viii follow.