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Evening star., 1933-09-17
BISHOP FREEMAN
WILL Be HONORED
Celebration Is Planned to
Mark 10th Anniversary as
/ Bishop of Washington.

The tenth anniversary of the conse-
Hration of Right Rev. James E. Free
ran as Bishop of Washington will be
observed throughout the diocese on
eeptember 30 Plans for the celebra-
eion will be announced today in parish
ehurcheS and chapels.
The program as prepared by the
standing Committee of the diocese, OF
which DR.. George F. Dudley. rector OF
St. Stephens and the Incarnation
parish. is chairman, was made pubic
yesterday
At 7:30 am, on the anniversary day
Bishop Freeman will celebrate the holy
communion in the Bethlehem Chapel Of
Washington Cathedral. A special cele-
br2tion of the holy communion IN
Epiphany Church will be held at IL
am. with a greeting by Bishop Free
man. At pm. there will be special
festival service in the great choir OF
Washington Cathedral. Following this
service there will be a reception IN the
bishops garden at O'Clock, weather
permitting.
Clergy to Hold Luncheon.
Immediately following the service in
Epiphany Church. the members of the
clergy of the diocese will hold their
regular luncheon, with Bishop Free
man as the guest Of honor. The clergy
member of the Standing Committee
will assist Bishop Freeman and the rec
tor Of Epiphany. Rev. Ze Barney Phillips:
D. D. in the communion service. and
all the clergy Of the diocese are beng
invited to march in the procession
Special seats Will be reserved for dele
gates to the diocesan convention OF
1888 and also to the convention OF
1923. at which Dr. Freeman was elected
third Bishop of Washington.
Rev. Dr.. Dudley has appointed the
following members of the Standing
Committee and other representatives OF
the diocese to serve on the committee
in charge of invitations and the re-
Ception Hugh T Nelson. DR.. w. Sim
clair Bowen. Byron S. Adams. Canon
RAYMOND l.. Wolven and Edwin N.
Lewis
Will Plan Mass Meeting.
A special committee consisting OF
Dr. Dudley and Rev. Herbert Scott
Smith, D. D. rector of St. Margarets S
parish has been requested to prepare
plans for large dinner or mass meet
ing later in the Autumn. in honor OF
Bishop Freeman'S anniversary. in which
the national and civic life of the City
of Washington. as well as the diocese,
will be represented.
A cordial invitation is being extended
by the Standing Committee to all MEM
bers of congregations and communicates
of the Episcopal Church to attend one
or more of the events arranged for
September % Cards Of admission will
not be required.
Bishop Freeman's conservation serv-
icc was held in Epiphany Church on
the Feast of ST. Michael and All Angels.
September 90. 1923. in the pres
ence of a large congregation represent
ing leaders in the church and Govern
ment. The presiding officer was the
Right Rev Thomas Frank Gailor. D. D,
Bishop of Tennessee and the sermon
was delivered by the Right Rev. William
7. Manning. D. D.. Bishop Of New York.
Evening star., 1933-09-17
SPEEDS NAVY BUILDING
By the Associated Press.

By The AssOClated Press.
Secretary Swanson has asked all
contractors for naval vessels to expedite
placing of new orders for steel to pro-
vide employment during Fall and Win
ter months
He wrote to contractors asking them
to send in steel orders at an early date,
in line with the desire of the Public
Works Administration to hasten the
thinning of the ranks of the unem-
plOYed before cold weather sets in
Evening star., 1933-09-17
GEORGIA GOVERNOR BACKS
MOVE TO PROTECT JEWS
Appeals "to Civilized World to
Safeguard Brothers in Germany
From Persecution
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, September 16.-Gov.
Eugene Talmadge in a letter today TO
the Jewish Morning Journal Of New
York appealed TO the civilized world
to protect their brothers in Germany
from persecution
Georgia's chief executive also asked
"our Government in Washington to use
its influence to stop the mistreatment
of German Jews who have brought us
such men as Einstein and other great
men"
The Jewish nation is responsible"
the Governors letter continued. for a
large part of the worlds civilization.
They gave us the holy Bible and taught
us to believe in God. and therefore We
cannot stand by and see the Jews
prosecuted as race"
The Governor gave the letter to
representative here Of the New York
paper It was written to JeWry on its
New Year day, which will be celebrated
September 20.
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The Weeks Calendar for CityS Clubs

Her assistants will be Mrs. Orren
Smith and Mrs. G. j. Bolin.
Mrs. Claude Geisendorff, 1910
North Oxford street, will be hostess
for meeting of the Children's Sun
shine Club at Sunnyside.
Mrs. Milo Stuart, 4535 Park ave-
nue. will be hostess for the cleo
ton meeting of the Inter Nos
Club.
Mrs. John H. Gill and Mrs. Lewis
Shot will be hostesses for the
meeting of the Wednesday After
noon Club. Mrs. Roy Davidson will
present American Opera"
THURSDAY
Beta Delphian chapter will hold
luncheon meeting at 1890 at the
home of Mrs. Herbert H. Akers, 1926
Park avenue. Mrs. James Criswell
will lead the discussion of Danish
fiction. Book reviews will be given
by Mesdames w. S. Jensen, A. C.
Fritz, Charles o. Warfel, F. w.
Schulmeyer, Max Bardach and Ar
thur F. Gemmer.
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Bride-Elect to
Be HOnOred at
Linen Shower

Miss Bernice G. Darnall, of Balm
bridge, whose marriage to G. c..
Steward, of Lima, O., will take place
Sunday at her home, will be enter
tanned tonight with linen shower,
TO be given by Miss Lois Ann Hold
gin, 2645 College avenue.
The serving table will be conferred
with a plateau of blue and yellow
-violets. Blue and yellow tapers in
crystal holders will light the room.
Guests will include Mesdames Es-
Their Chambers, of Galveston, Jay
Cox, Warren Dawson, William Fren-
eel, Carl Hanske, Joseph M. Hill
man, Donald Hirschman, Ernest
Lane, George McDaniels, Paul Myers,
Andrew Ross, Herman Sands,
Charles B. VanBuSkirk, and the
Misses Mildred Arnholter, Dorothy
Baldridge, Rosemary Brown, Mary
Elizabeth CordeS, Bernice Gaskins,
Mary Harris, Gladys Hill, Miriam
Hillman, Mary Alice J>y, Mardenna
Johnson, Dorothy Kohlstaedt, Dor
othy Lawson, Florence Mcdonald,
Lois Myers, and Dorothy Randall Of
Carmel, Maxine Rigsbee, Elaine
Schmidt, Hilda Schmidt, Catherine
Thurston, Evelyn, Todd and Ruth
VanMatre.
Miss Hodgin will be assisted by
her mother, kTrs. E. E. Hodgin. and
her cousin, Miss Marie Kirke Of Ev-
anSVille,
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Mrs. A. C. Barbour is chairman of
the May day breakfast and bridge
party to be given for members and
guests of the Woman's Department
club at the club house at 1870
Tuesday.
Assisting will be Mrs. J. M. Mil
ner, ce-chairman; Mesdames E. A.
Carson, Charles B. Crist, Edward
France, Edgar Lawrence, E. S. Lud-
lum, Albert Meurer, w. C. Mcguire,
Robert Mallock, F. E. Myers, How
ard Painter, H. L. Patrick, G. F.
Pohlman, Harry Plummer, A. Edgar
Shirley. c. A. Taylor, Floyd Will
hanson and G. G. Wysong.
Mrs. Leonidas F. Smith, is chair
man of hostesses, and Mrs. Frank
G. Walker, chairman of the bridge
party.
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Mr. and Mrs, John Kautz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen E. Morrell and Mrs. Lie
Der are the supper committee for
the meeting of the Portfolio Club.
Mrs. j. H. Talge, Cool Kenney
Towers, Carmel, will be hostess for
the meeting of the Thursday Ly-
ceum Club. Mrs. H. L. Fuller will
review Shadows on the Rock" by
Villa Gather.
FRIDAY
Mrs. Martin L. Conrad, 3025
Washington boulevard, will be hos
tess for the AMIGA Club. Mrs.
Robert Shank will have charge of
the study hour; Mrs. Frank Rich
ard, music; Mrs. William Buchanan
and Mrs. Paul Ameter, social hour.
Current knowledge Club will hold
luncheon meeting at the home Of
Mrs. James w. Bryan, 1925 North
Delaware street. Officers will be
elected. Mrs. j. 9. Benson will give
a talk on white Gross Work."
Mrs. w. R. Sieber will give several
dramatic readings. Assistant hos
tesses will be Mrs. o. B. Stringer
and Mrs. Clara Benson.
Mrs. Lena Ebert and Mrs. E. w.
Stockdale will be hosteSses for the
meeting of the Friday Afternoon
Reading Club.
Hostesses for the meeting of the
Irvington Fortnightly Club will be
Mrs. F. B. Gill and Mrs. .. S. Flick.
Mrs. A. R. Robinson and Mrs. S.
l.. Potter will present the program.
SATURDAY
The Magazine Club will meet with
Mrs. w. G. Bartholomew, 3218 North
Capitol avenue. Mrs. George A. Van
Dyke will talk on Historic Ameri-
can Homes" and Mrs. John F.
Kelly will discuss Dolly Madison,
the Nations Hostess"
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Committees Are Selected for
GUic Theater Guild Ball

Committees for the County Fair
ball to be held next Saturday night
at the Athenaeum under the aus
pices of the Actors and Workers
Guild of the Civic theater have been
announced. Mrs. Perry Lesh is gen.
eral chairman, and Mrs. oscar Baur,
president of the guild.
Mrs. Harold B. Tharp, chairman
of the program committee, will be
assisted by Mrs. Jack Goldberg,
Misses Helen Coffey, Helen Hickey,
Lois Jackson, Frances Westcott,
Anna Lois Becker, Luana Lee, Ed
ward Gallagher. ]. Perry Meek and
Blayne McCurry.
Members of the box committee
with Mrs. Kurt Painter, chairman,
art Mesdames Oscar Baur, Irving
Fauvre, Herbert Todd, Alexander
Hamilton. Glen bingham, Misses
RoSsmond Van Camp, Charlotte
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Hills
Riding Season
Program Fixed

Plans for the spring and summer
riding season at the Meridian Hills
Country Club stables have been an
nounced by Maurice l.. MendenhaIl,
chairman.
The season will open with break
fast ride at 9, Sunday morning, April
30. The group will go to the Shady
Nook at Carmel, for breakfast. SINH
lar rides will be held once a month.
varied occasionally with luncheon
parties.
Women will ride every Monday
morning, have luncheon and play
bridge in the afternoon. During the
full moon periods, moonlight rides
and steak roasts will be held.
Roy E. Davis, instructor, will hold
advanced children'S classes from 9
to II Saturday mornings and begin
ners' classes from 2 to on Tues
days.
Other members of the committee
are Mesdames Blake Stone, E. E.
Martin, j. j. Daniels, John Brandt
and Theodore l.. Locke and Harry
Wilson.
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PARTIES TO HONOR
ELLENE LTPPEATT

Two parties will honor Miss Ell
lene Lippeatt today before her mar
riage at Monday morning to F.
George Alig, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Alig Jr., 1888 Carrollton ave-
nue.. Misses Harriet Jones and
Willoden Nease of Whitestown and
Mrs. Ralph Keeney will be hostesses
tonight at Mrs. Keeney'S home, 1887
Central avenue.
Guests will include Misses Doro-
thy Jackson, Ruth Marie Price, Jo-
sephine Ready, Anita Brownlee,
Marguerite Gran, Alene McComb,
Madeline Alig and Elsie Boles, and
Mrs. Lowell Craig of zionsville.
The Butler university chapter OF
Delta Zeta sorority entertained this
afternoon at the chapter house, 342
Barley road, with bridge party,
arranged by Miss McComb, Misses
May Langdon and Evelyn Wright.
A gift from the chapter was pre-
sented to the bride-elect by Miss
Florence Condrey, president.
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Nettie Burkholder, Helen M. Hart
man, Amy Colescott, Mae Orme
Mackenzie and Margaret FollStad.
Other committee members:
Program-Mrs. Harry L. Foreman,
chairman; Mesdames Walter Scott
Athearn, John T. Wheeler. T. Victor.
Keene, Charles Yoke, j. R. Town
send, Fred Terry, w. w. Thornton,
Karl M. Rooms, Misses Jenna Birks
and Harriet Paynter.
DecorationS-Mrs. A. B. Garlic
chairman; Mesdames w. j. Hassel-
man, James A. Bawden, William l..
Richardson, William Baum. Robert
Sinclair, Hal R. Keeling, w. P.
Garshwiler, M. S. Harding, Misses
Mabel Ives, Mary Dixon, Nell Fuqua,
Ida White and Lula j. Case.
Invitations-Mrs o. M. Helmer,
chairman; MeSdames Gordon Bat
man, T. j. Stapleton, E. j. Kowalke.
Charles G. Brown Jr., A. o. Lind
staldt, and Misses Evelyn Carpenter,
Belle Scofield, Frances Graney.
Tickets-MrS. Paul j. Stokes,
chairman; Mrs. Walter P. Morton
and Mrs. Paul E. Tombaugh.
Table Prizes - Mrs. Arthur E.
Focke, chairman MeSdames Walter
P. Morton, Paul E. Tombaugh, Mar
vim E. Curle, Frank D. Hatfield,
Russell Hippensteel, Harold w. Coles
and Miss R. Katherine Beeson.
Reservations - Mrs. N. Taylor
Todd, chairman; NTesdameS Merwyn
BridenStine, Nathan E. Pearson, AL
len II. Mitchell, Peter Van Geyt, Ian
K. Joyce, L. Payler. j. w. Ricketts,,
Karl M Rooms, Charles B. Dare,
Lowell S. Fisher, Angela Moler, Car
roll G. Skaar, and Misses Mary
Rigg, Dorothy David, Marian Smith,
Helen SCHUYLER, Beatrice Gerrin and
Ruth Milhgan.
Door PrizeS-Mrs. James R. Spald-
ing, chairman: MesdameS S. Doug
las Bash, A. d. Lange, John Hewitt,
Gaylord Wood; Misses Florence
Morrison and Eleanor Jones.
COntract-Mrs. J. M. Williams.
chairman; Mesdames J. w. We'd
dell, Margaret f. Segur; Misses Jen-
ME Dinwiddie and Minnie c. Dod-
son.
Arrangements - Mrs. Lester A.
Smith, chairman; MeSdames A. H.
Hinkle. H. B. Pike. Thor G.. Wesen-
berg, David Smith, John Waldo,
John Carr; Misses Dale Waterbury,
Margaret K. Duden and Lillian c..
Clark.
Publicity-Mrs. John c. Mellett,
chairman; Ms. Donald c. Drake;
Misses Mary Evelyn Bridenstine and
Margaret M Scott.
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Annual Tea of
Golfing Group
to Be Monday

The annual bridge-tea of the In
dianapolis Woman's Golf Associa-
ton will be held at Monday at
the Highland Golf and Country
Club. A style show of sports ap-
parel will be shown by Mrs. Marie
Diettra of the Marott sport shop.
The officers will be assisted by
golf chairWomen from country clubs
and municipal courses, who are:
Mrs. S. E. Fenstermaker, Highland;
Mrs. James Murray, Meridian Hills;
Mrs. I. G. Kahn, Brcadmoor; Miss
Althea Miller, South Grove; Mrs.
William Hutchinson, Avalon; Mrs.
Scott Legg, Riverside; Mrs. H. G.
Piel, Indianapolis Country Club, and
Mrs. Ralph Stonehouse, Pleasant
Run.
Officers are: Mrs. E. William Lee,
president; Mrs. Sam Goldstein, vice
president, and Mrs. Alfred L. Piel,
ecretary-treasurer.
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Matinee Group
Will Elect at
Years Session

Annual luncheon meeting of the
students section of the Matinee
Musicale will be held at l Wednes-
day at the Marott, with Mrs. c. Har-
old Larsh, chairman, presiding.
Officers for the ensuing year will
be elected and reports of activities
of the past year will be given by
several members. Reservations are
to be made with Mrs. j. Harry Green
by Tuesday.
The musical program scheduled
for 3 will be attended by the mem
bership of the musical. The pro-
gram will be presented by Earl Howe
Jones and Mrs. Jane johnson Bur-
roughs, accompanied by Mrs. Ross
Caldwell at the piano.
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Committees Are Named for
University Groups Party

Mrs. Walter L. Morton, president
of the indianapolis branch of
American Association of University
has announced committees to assist
Mrs. Wilbur l.. Appel, general chair
man of the spring bridge party,
May 6, at the Propylaeum.
Mrs. r. B. Yule is chairman of
hostesseS, who will be Mesdames
Frederick M. Ayres, R. Hartley
Sherwood, Henry Lane Bruner,
Frank Streightoff, Alvin T. Coate,
John Downing Johnson, James E.
Sproule, Bloomfield Moore, j. w.
Putnam. Robert Moor, j. A. Mac
Donald, DR.. Ada Schweitzer, DR..
Kenosha Sessions, DR.. Mary West
fall, Misses Amelia Waring Platter,
Grace l.. Brown, Sara Lois Haber,
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Delta Zeta to
Observe State
Day at Session

"Highlights of Delta Zeta Prog
ress" will be the entertainment fea-
ture presented by the indianapolis
Alumnae chapter of the sorority at
the seventeenth annual state day
next Saturday at the Columbia
Club.
Honor guests at the luncheon will
be Mrs. John Pease, national editor
of the sorority magazine; Miss Har-
riet Kistner, president-elect of the
alumnae group. Mrs. Roy Peterson,
president of the local alumnae, will
introduce the guests.
Presidents of the university chap
tiers will be seated at the speakers
table: Misses June Barnes, Delta at
DePauw,; Virginia Lee Freed, Ep-
silon at Indiana; Kathryn Doub, Psi
at Franklin, and Dorothy Wright,
Alpha NJ at Butler.
Others will include Mrs. Robert
Renslein, president of the In
dlanapollS Alumnae; Miss Helen
bingham, secretary, and Miss Kath-
crime RUBBISH, treasurer. Miss Mary
Carriger, general chairman Of state
day; Mrs. Colin ", Dunbar, lunch
con; Miss Maxine Scherrer, dance;
Miss Helen Miller, entertainment;
Mrs. Walter Smuck. reservations;
Miss Isabelle Early, decorations, and
Miss Frances Westcott, publicity.
Miss Scherrer will lead a song
fest following the luncheon and pu-
pills of Miss Inez Houser will pre-
sent dance numbers popular at the
time of the worlds fair in 1893, and
modernistic number representing
the present Century of Progress.
The last number, written by Mrs.
Gilmore. and will be presented by
Miss Westcott.
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SUNSHINE CLUB TO
BE GIVEN LUNCHEON

Mrs. Claude Geisendorff is chair
man of the luncheon and bridge
party to be held at the Marott at
1890 Wednesday by the Children's
Sunshine Club. Club colors Of blue
and gold will be used in the decora-
tionS.
The committee is composed OF
MesdameS George Livingston, Will
liam Kiesle, Roy Everson, Harry
Crime, B. L. Byrket and August
Soutler.
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BLIND PUPILS WILL
PRESENT PROGRAM

Pupils of the School for the Blind.
under the direction of w. T. Shan
non, will present the musical pro-
gram at the meeting of the Monday
guild at at the Women's Depart
ment Club.
Pupils taking part will include
Bernadine Whitlock, Elaine Buehler,
Frances Biery Eleanor Thompson.
Gertrude Spurlin and Helen Allen.
Miss Thelma Leisure of the faculty
of the Arthur Beriault School of
Expression will present several read
ings.
Mrs. E. ]. Shields will be hostess
for the meeting and Mrs. Charles
B. Christ is the program chairman.
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OF the low brick wall enclosing Jne
The authentic Japanese garden on
the J. l. Holcomb estate provided
the theme for the arrangement of
the Neophyte Club project. The low
bushy evergreen trees, typical of the
Oriental garden, spread over the
scene. Long-legged cranes stand in
the pool. watered by Thinking falls.
Sacred figures are enshrined in a
natural worship spot, and a stone
lantern sends out its light
The stepping stones of the semi
formal garden of flower beds and
evergreen, designed by the Irving
ton Club lead into the more mod
ernistic walled-in garden of the
Forest Hill Club.
American Garden Quaint
A checkerboard terrace is effected
by blocks of alternating bent grass
and Bedford stone.
Mrs. Rex Young completes the
scene with a statue at one end and
a bench at the other. Mrs. w. N.
South visioned the arrangements of
the Irvington plan.
A quantity American garden with
rambling rose trellis is depicted
by the Marigold Club, whose scheme
was devised by Mrs. William Gabe
and Mrs. Hugh Fatout Evergreen
trees in graduated heights and
brightly colored flower beds form
the setting for a lawn bench at one
end.
Planning and construction of the
gardens was supervised by Fred c.
Horne, amateur garden chairman.
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Probylaeum Club Nonresident
Members VIII Be HOnOYed

Oscar N. Torian, Edison T. Wood
John w. Kern, Thomas R. Hackley
Frederick R. Kautz, Augustus
Coburn, Fletcher Hodges, Eugene C
Miller, Harry Murphy, Frank M
Reed, Larz Whitcomb and Albert
Seaton.
The entertainment committee is
con. posed of Mrs. Hubbard, Mes
danes William R. Adams, Clarence
Alig, William H. Coleman, James E
Cunning, Benjamin F. Hitz, Louis H
Levey, George Philip Meier, Charles
A. Pfafflin, M. A. Ryan, Samuel
Lewis Shank, Paul H. White, Will
liam Louden and John NJ Shaw.
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KOTTEMAN IS
HOSTESS AT PARTY

Miss Frances Kotteman enter
tanned today with a luncheon bridge
party at her home, 1925 North
Meridian street, in honor Of Miss
Helen Weyl whose marriage to Ed
ward P. Gallagher will take place
Thursday afternoon.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Frank E. Kotteman,
and appointments were in the bride
elects colors, green and white. Cow
ers were laid for eight guests.
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Nonresident members of the
Propylaeum Club will be guests of
honor at the luncheon and musicale
Wednesday, when Mrs. William
H. Ball, soprano, and Mrs. T. G..
Gronert, violinist, will present the
program.
Members of the board of directors
and the entertainment committees
will act as hostesses. Mrs. Arthur
v. Brown is president of the board,
and Mrs. John w. Kern, chairman
of entertainment.
Board members are Mesdames
Kin Hubbard, Robert A. Adams,
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HELEN CONROY TO
BE WE'D IN JUNE

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Conroy,
1919 Wilkins, announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Helen Mabel Conroy, to Daniel H.
Campbell Of Lakenurst, N. j., at
luncheon today. The wedding date
is June IL.
Guests included MeSdames Fred
Latham of Cincinnati, Guy Booher,
Chester Dunbar, Hyton Mendenhall,
Lawrence Booher, Walter Strict,
Cecil Ludlow, Robert Mohr, Herbert
Silver, Ewing Lynch and Misses
Dorothy Swift, Bertrice Goodpas-
ture, and Evelyn Campbell.
Mrs. Conroy was assisted by her
niece, Mrs. Walter Schmidt. The
bridegroom elect is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew D. Campbell of
Providence, R. I.
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ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE
OF LALLY CARR

The marriage of Miss Lally Mar
garet Carr to N. Lee Hickox. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Hickox of
Evanston, ILL.,, has been announced
by her grandmother, Mrs. John
Cornwall Stewart.
The wedding took place March 8
in Chicago and the couple will be
at home after May l at 1856 Rogers
avenue.
Mrs. HickoX was graduated from
the University of Illinois and is
member of the Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority. Mr.. HickoX is a graduate
of Illinois and Harvard school of
business administration and is
member of Delta Epsilon fraternity.
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SHOWER IS GIVEN
FOR RECENT BRIDE

Mrs. Forrest Green was enter
tained today at luncheon bridge
and shower. given by Mrs. William
Bugg Of Phinfield at the Marott.
Mrs. Green was Miss Beatrice Yates
before her recent marriage.
Guests included the brides
mother, Mrs. l. L. Yates, and sister.
Miss Jean Yates, and Mesdanes Blu
ford Cadle. Joseph Grippe. Ralph
Gerry and Thomas Rhodes. and
Misses Kathryn Hedrich. Alice
Baker and Kathryn Holiday.
Spring flowers were used in the
appointments. The hostess was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. Earl
Cox.