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EVENTS

SORORITIES
Beta Chapter Theta MI Jeannetta Fields 1919
Iecunser-st Business and social meeting
Delta Chapter Psi Ioa XII. Mrs B. M Webb 6315 Cenra
hostess - ~
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PM Tau Tues. Mrs. Arthur Thorne, 1884 E. 16th-s
Ana chapter Delta Omega Chi Rosayn Bolser
1857 Winthrop-av hostess. '
Gould Mound Council Degree Mrs Fern Buk drill
captain. - ' ~
Indianapolis zouave Drill Team Benefit Association
mon sears Roebuck Co. social party Mrs Marv
Worker, chairman " - '
General House Committee Women Auxiliary Sahara rotto 1890
Mon Mrs Flossie Lau 1922 Koehne Covered dish
luncheon. ~ 1920
Womens Auxiliary Sahara Tues Brookside Community
House Bingo party
PROGRAMS
townsend Club TO- 7So Mon Progressive spiruas Church
The Rev. A. l.. Duncan, speaker.
indianapolis Dental Mon
of Dentistry. ~
Ladies Aid Speedway Boulevard Church 70 tonight 18th
and Medford-sts. Supper
home Builders Class North Methodist Church
monthly dinner Illustrated lecture parks
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Methodist Hospital, for the hos
pltaIs convalescent patients.
Mrs. Issac Born, Guild president
is to be hostess for the first tea
she is to be assisted by Mesdames
Felix T. McWhirter, w. G. Hart
niger, j. H. Noble, James M. Og-
den, H. w. Krause, John G. Benson
and Dwight S. Ritter.
The executive board is to meet
at 10 Wednesday in the head
quarters. The Fifty-first Street
Methodist Church Guild is to meet
Monday to work on hospital sup
plies; North Methodist and Clara
Barton Guilds are to meet Tuesday
and the Irvington Guild Thursday.
Student nurses and their friends
are to be entertained with a musl-
cal skit, TN a Garden given bv
guild members at 730 Wednesday
night in the nurses home auditor
luln. Mrs. A. R. Dewey is in charge
The skit is to be directed by Miss
Edith Jane Fish. The cast is to in
clude Misses Olive Montel. Frieda
BROOKS, Rosemary McInturf, Mary
X Brooks, Fritzie Yaeger, Mary
Jane Lang, Elizabeth Bohlinger
Doris White, Betty Jane Grauel, An
geline Mclean, Pat Healy, Meryle
hansen, Dorothy Head, Betty Poole,
Jeanette Hoover, Geneva Hoover,
Georganna Hoover, Betty Maston
and Justine Ottinger.
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Two Groups
to Sponsor
Speedway Hop

The annual Speedway sport dance
next Friday night, which is to be
the formal opening of the Hoosier
Athletic Club roof garden, is to be
sponsored by the Women's Guild
and the Women's Athletic Club.
Mrs. John Lyons, Womans Guild
president, and Miss Marcia Kinder,
Women's Athletic Club president.
are to be co-chairmen.
Mrs. Thomas Kercheval and Miss
Edith Ambuhl are co-chairmen of
the floor show committee, and Miss
Helen Wanner and Mrs. Fred La
Nell are to be in charge of decora-
tons.
Mrs. Robert Allison and Miss
Marguerite White are ticket COM
mlttee co-chairmen, and are to be
assisted by Mesdames Leo Steffen.
Paul Cook, Robert B. Wallace and
Frank P. Huse, and Misses Margaret
Rudbeck, Merzie George and Hazel
Van Auken.
Tables are to be arranged to rep
resent the pits at the Speedway
and tickets and menus are 10 be in
the form of race cars. Walters are
to wear mechanics uniforms.
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SORORITY ARRANGES
FOUNDERS DAY TEA

The fourteenth anniversary of
Phi Beta Tau Sorority is to be cele-
brated tomorrow at the Sphinx Arms
with a Founders Day tea. Mrs. Rob-
ert Manion, arrangements commit
tee chairman, is to be assisted by
Mrs. Paul McCune and Miss Mara
dith Dick.
Miss May Shields. president, is
to speak. A musical program has
been arranged by Miss Cecilia
Stahl, and Miss Edna Silcox is to
give a short history of the sorority
In the receiving line are to be the
present officers. Miss Shields, Miss
Ruth Anderson, vice president
Miss Gayle Gift. secretary, and Miss
Silcox, treasurer.
Mrs. McCune, Miss Helen Under
wood and Miss Dick are to pour
Guests of honor are to be past pres
identS.
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Prenuptlal Party
Given Today for
Janet M. Bradley

Miss Janet Marie Bradley's friends
honored her at prenuptial party
today at Miss Mardenna Johnson's
home. Miss Johnson was assisted
by Misses Esther Giltner and Jean
McColgin.
Miss Bradley is TO be married to
Donaldson Brown June 10 at Taber-
nacle Presbyterian Church.
Guests included Misses Ruth En-
hardt. Marjorie Mcbride, Mildred
Jane Black. Ruth Ehlers, Josephine
McDougal, Florence Brandt, GLADYS
GieSke, Gladys Ewbank, Mae Henri
Lane, Lucille Chaffee, Martha Milli-
gan, Florence Rem, Myrl Hinckley,
Bettina johnson.
Also Laura Fiscus, Harriet CAM
bic, Martha Clinehens, Dorothy
Stewart. Betty HUMPHREYS, Mary
Beatrice Whiteman, Ruth Hutchin-
son, Gilmore Young, Mary Lou Blau-
welt. Cora johnson, Thelna Cald-
well. Mesdames George Milligan.
Martha Goats, Robert Fessler.
Homer Guy Bradley and Martina
Goats.
Mrs. Emsley Johnson and Mrs.
John B. Giltner assisted the hostess.
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Miss Rees to Wear Mothers
Bridal Dress at Wedding Rite

is to be of tulle falling from a
satin braided coronet, trimmed with
orange blossoms. Her bouquet is to
be of brides roses.
The bride is to be given in mar
r1age by her brother, James D. Rees.
DR.. j. Ambrose is to off1ciate at the
exchange Of vows.
The brides sister, Miss Lillian
ReeS, is to be maid of honor Her
gown is TO be of aquamarine blue
chiffon over pink taffeta slip. She
is to wear flowers in her hair and
carry ping roses. Law ence Davis
is to be. best man, and Emerson
Boyd Franklin, and Robert Garrett
are to be ushers
Mrs. Davis is to play program
of bridal music as the party
marches to the altar, which is TO
be decorated with palms, ferns and
pink and white flowers. Cathedral
tapers in branched candelabra are
to light the scene.
Mrs. Rees is to attend in a peach
mouSseline de sole jacket 6ress with
wisteria trimmings. Her corsage is
to be of pansies and sweetpeas. Mrs.
Herman G. Taylor, the bcidegroom's
mother, is to wear a light blue lace
gown, white accessories and pink
rose corsage.
Out-of- Town Guests Present
Among out-of-town guests are To
be Mrs. Mamie Kemp, Misses Lii
Ian and Ruth Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs. Omar
Wolf, and Marilyn Jean Wolf, all of
New Albany; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hitch, Louisville; Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Gay Franklin; Miss Mary
Ritz, Columbus; George Whitmarsh,
Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Pass,
Sellersburg; Mrs. Mabel Pearce.
zeamio Taylor and Miss Virginia
JUST, all OF Salem Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Pyles, and James Pyles. all
of Maysville, KY, and Judge and
Mrs. w. H. Rees. Frankfort, Ky.
After wedding trip in the South.
the couple is to return here to
live.
Both the bride and bridegroom
are Butler University graduates.
The bride is a member of Kappa
Kappa Gamma Sorority and MIR.
Taylor is member of Delta Tau
Delta Fraternity
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State Leaders
to Be Guests
at Club Event
Business, Professional
w 0 m en- Schedule
Dinner Thursday.

Indianapolis Business and Profess
sional Women's Club members are
to be honored at their annual
dinner Thursday night at the Wom-
ans Department Club by a national
speaker and state officers as special
guests.
Miss Genevieve Forsberg. Chicago.
finance committee chairman of the
National Federation of Business and
Professional Women, is to speak.
She is president of the Chicago
Alliance of Business ana Profess
sional Women, and chairman of the
public affairs institute to be held in
Chicago July Is.
Newly elected state officers. Sc
lected at the recent Muncie conven-
ton, have accepted invitations.
They include Mrs. Marie Ferguson
Thompson, Clinton, president; Miss
Ruth Calpha. Newcastle, first vice
president; Mrs. Ethel Hendricks,
Muncie, second vice president; Miss
Harriet Dickinson. treasurer, and
Miss Grace Bullerdick, Richmond,
third district director.
Miss Rosa Tonkel, Fort Wayne,
and Miss Gertrude Barrett, Muncie,
past state presidents. and Mrs.
Charlene MCGUIRE. Muncie club
president, also are to be special
guests.
Miss Genevieve Brown, local club
president, is to preside, and new
local officers are to be installed.
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Miss Celeste 10 Ann Merlin, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Merlin,
4039 Central-av, was married IL
James A. Watson, son of Mr. anu
Mrs. W. L. Watson, at 9 today in
St. Joan of Arc Church.
The chancel was banked with pot
ted palms and ferns, and the altar
was arranged with white peonies
and tall white cathedral tapers.
Msgr. Maurice O'Connor oficiated,
and Miss Marie Filcer, organist,
played a selection of bridal airs pre-
ceding the ceremony. During the
mass George Smith sang Gunod' S
Ave Maria"
Wears Crepe Ensemble
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore white Rodier
crepe ensemble trimmed in white
fox, with a large picture hat of the
same material. Her corsage was of
orchids and lilies of the valley, and
her only jewelry was gold pendant
cross set with diamonds, which hao
been worn by her mother at her
wedding.
Mrs. Francis P. Menager, matron
of honor, wore an ensemble of ashes
of roses with May wine accessories
Her corsage was of Cecil Bluner
roses and lilies of the valley.
Harold Watson. brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. Ushers
were Norville Merlin and Henry
Goett.
Mrs. w. F. Merlin, the brides
mother. wore an ensemble of robins
egg blue crepe with picture hat.
Her corsage was of orchids and Ill
les of the valley. Mrs. H. L. Wat
son, the bridegroom's mother, wore
a blush pink crepe ensemble will
brown accessories, and a corsage of
lilies of the valley and tea roses.
Wedding Breakfast Served
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served for the imme-
date families at Hollyhock Inn. An
informal reception was to be held
this afternoon at the home of the
brides parents. The living room
fireplace was to be covered w.t.,
greenery and white peonies, AMI
banked by floor vases of white peon-
les and Shasta daisies. In the din
ing room the color scheme was to be
white and ashes of roses. A TERED
wedding cake on plateau of tiny
pink rosebuds and fernery was to
form the table centerpiece, with
crystal candelahra with dusty pink
tapers at the table ends.
Out-of-toWn guests were MIR. and
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| rl-Delt Alliance
to Confer Degree

Mrs. Dana Jones, newly-elected
president of the indianapolis ALI
ance, Delta Delta, Delta, is to give
the Circle degree at 7:30 Wednes-
day hight, at the Butler University
chapter house.
The degree is to be given follow
ing the dinner, which is to be served
at $50. Those receiving it are to
be chapter seniors, Misses Lois
'Forsythe, Doris Jane Meuser, Helen
Patrick, Dorothy Rinker, Jean Sui
Ivan, Dorothy Thompson, Mildred
Viewegh and Evangaline Bowman
Mrs. Jones is to be assisted by
Miss Kathryn Stanley, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Owen Calvert, alumnae
advisor, and Miss Frances Long
shore, scholarship advisor. A bust
ness meeting is to follow.
The dinner is to be In charge Of
Mrs. Edgar Rennce, assisted BY
Mesdames r. o. D'Albret, Lucille
Fennell, Hurry Hooley and Marion
Expert.
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St. Mary's Group
20 Entertain at
Party on May 81

Prospective students of s. >ry's
College. Notre Dame, are to " ,
tertained by the indianapolis Alum.
nae Club at its annual tea from to
6 Sunday, May 81.
Mrs, j. B. flanagan, 523 Highland
DIR, is to be hostess.
The honor guests parents, as well
as alumnae members and friends Of
the school. also are invited. Sister
Maria Pieta, dean of women; Sister
Gertrude and Miss Marion McCand-
less, alumnae secretary, are to repre-
sent the college.
Mrs. flanagan is to be assisted py
Mrs. William K. MCGOWAN, alumnae
president; Mrs. John Heidi Jr.. Mrs.
Paul G. Furgason, Mrs. D. j. Nc
earthly, Misses Dorothy Reed ana
Helen Carroll.
Local young women attending the
college include Misses Mary Louise
Reach. Frances Filler, Louise A.
gus, Marguerite Bernatz, Mary Ellen
Garland, Frances Roller. Mary
Catherine Sexton. Mary Houppert
and Jane Reach. Mary Louise Losey
is stadent in the academy.
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Luncheon, Party
at Country Club
Honors Visitors

Mrs. Donald Carriers luncheon
and bridge party today at Highland
Golf and Country Club we're III
honor of two visitors, Mrs S. Norl
McAleb, Detroit. and Mrs. Roy Rich,
San Antonio, Tex.
Mrs. McAleb is visiting Mrs. Ar
thur H. Wyatt and Mrs. Rich is
Mrs. Lewis Gausepohl's house guest.
Other guests were Mesdames
Mark Enri2ht, r. D. Robinson, Will
liam Henry Harrison. Myron Nc
Kee, Carl R. Vonnegut, Kenneth
Mosiman, Jack Adams, Frederick
Norris, Frank Bowling, William j.
Stark, Willis Kuhn. John j. Ken
nedy, Charles M. Hammond, Mrs.
Claude Jones and Miss Marjorie
McDuffee.
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State COP Club
to Hear Elliott
Speak Thursday

Homer Elliott, Republican candi-
date for Congress from the Twelfth
district, is to speak on The Amer
lean Spirit Versus the New Deal"
at the regular meeting Of the Indi-
ana Woman's Republican Club at 2
Thursday in the Columbia Club.
Mrs. Henry R. Campbell is to pre-
side. Mrs. Louise Brink Fletcher,
former club president and the only
Republican woman candidate for
the state Legislature, is to be among
honor guests. Others are to be wives
of Republican candidates.
The program is to include a re-
port of the legislative committee
and group of songs oy Mrs. c. c.
Henry, Long Beach, Cal, formerly
of Indianapolis. accompanied by
Miss Pearl Randall.
Mrs. Louella Finkenbinder. Green
wood, johnson County branch pres
ident, is to be hostess chairman for
May. Mrs j. Burdette Little is gen.
eral hostess chairman.
Others on the hospitality COM
mlttee are MeSdames ?. B. Wright,
Bloomfield Moore. Fred E. Schorte-
meier, Gavin L. Payne, Eileen Kidd,
Paul Wetter Adele Storck, Homer
Elliott, c. F. Neu, Allen T. Fleming,
Florence Thacker, Ella Gardner,
Frank Cones, William Henry Har-
rison, William Bosom, Linton Cox,
Harriet Mayer, Reuben Miller and
Miss Jessie Levy.
Other hostesses are Mesdames
Grace Urbans Reynolds, Cambridge
City; Raymond Springer, Corners
vile: Eliza Rogers, Lebanon; C. r.
Curtis, Greenwood: Eleanor Barker
Snodgrass, Nashville; E. E. Neal,
Noblesville; Merle Burdge, Portland,
and r. M. Copeland, Vevay.
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Elsa Olsen Club
Arranging Dinner

Mrs. George H. Horst and Mrs.
j. w. Carter have been appointed
chairmen for the Elsa Huebner Oh
sen Clubs annual dinner June 8 at
Hollyhock Hill.
Mrs. w. A. Eschbach has been re-
elected president Other new officers
are Mrs. Carter, vice president; Mrs.
Horst. secretary; Mrs. L. r. Yeagy,
treasurer; Mrs. G. w. Parrish, dele
gate to the Seventh District Fedora
ton CT Clubs, and Mrs. j. A. Bell,
alternate.
Mrs. Tilden F. Greer has been in
dorsed for the Seventh District
presidency, and Mrs. j. w. Moore
for first vice president.
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Miss Margaret Rees is to wear her
mothers wedding dress tomorrow
when she becomes the bride of
Joseph Kemp Taylor in Mckee
Chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church.
The gown worn by Mps M. I. Rees
is of antique white satin, covered
with chiffon embroidered with SEED
pearl medallions. The brides veil
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SPICED ICED TEA
MADE WITH CLOVES

Spliced ice tea is refreshing
summer drink. Simply put four or
i've whole cloves into the pot in
which the tea is brewing and ice
as usual.
Ginger sour is another drink that
hits the spot when the weather is
sitting. Simply mix five tablespoons
OF powdered ginger with one cup OF
vinegar, three-quarterS cup oil
lemon juice and two cups of sugar
When the sugar is dissolved, ado
two quarts of ice cold water.
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RILEY CHEER GUILD
TO BE ENTERTAINED

Mrs. w. M. Carper. 4l67 Broad
way, is to be hostess to the Riley
Hospital Cheer Guild at 2 Tuesday
Arrangements are to be made for
the annual June breakfast at Clay
pool June 10.
Assistant hostesses are to be Mes
DANES Name w. Byerly, Carl R.
Semans, o. w. McMichael and NJ
E. CoStin.
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l. I'm queen of the May" Miss
Thelma Roller declares in answer
to admiring glances of Robin
Hood, played by Laurence Kryter,
Butler University student, in the
annual May Day pageant at Fair
view campus today. Miss Roller is
a senior, and member of Alpha
Chi Omega.
2. Miss Evangeline Bowman
Qeft) and Miss Hazel Guio fitted
themselves in demure gowns TO
play in the pageant honoring the
queen.
3. Miss Grace Shelton Qeft)
and Miss Mary Vance Trent
trigh0 practice their bows to the
queen before Miss Lois Gerdts
(center).
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Celeste % Ann Merlin Married
to James Watson This Morning

I Mrs. Harold Watson, Milwaukee;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Menager, Tulsa
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rodier, Har-
mon Hadley, Miss Anne Daman, all
CT st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Rodier, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. N w.
Rodier, Springfield, H., and Mr. and
Mrs. c. G. Cazalett, Assumption, Iii.
The bride is a graduate of ST..
Agnes Academy. Mr.. Watson at
tended Notre Dame University
Following a wedding trip east, they
are to make their home in Indian
apolis.
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C. Kern, Judge and Mrs. Michae
Fansler, Judge and Mrs. Fred
Wiecking, Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
Gould and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Hendricks.
The Frederic M. Ayres family
is to entertain several visitors. Jane
and Chandler Kibbee, Chicago, are
to be house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Ayres. Steve Ferren,
Washington, friend of Lyman
Ayres, is to stay at the Frederic
Ayres' home. Miss Elsie Ferguson,
Newport News, Va; Mrs. Lyman
Ayres sister, is to be Miss Anne
Ayres' guest.
Motoring From st. Louis
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Garrison and
Oliver Garrison Jr. are motoring
from st. Louis and are to witness
the race from cars in a parking
space. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mad
den, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. At
kins Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r..
Kackley, Mrs. Henderson Wheeler
Miss Eunice DiSSette, Miss Mar
garet Denny and Mr.. and Mrs
John Collett expect to be in the
party with the Garrisons.
Mrs. Phoebe Omlie, Washington,
is to arrive Thursday to visit Miss
Wilma Lee Taflinger. Mrs. Omlie,
first woman airplane pilot to re-
ceive transport license, is to be
accompanied here by Miss Grace
Sloan, Washington. They are to
see the race from a box with Miss
Taflinger, Miss Wanda Edwards,
Cincinnati; Misses Mildred Arnold,
Ruth Hawker and Mrs. Helen
Buerglein.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Carter and
Mr.. and Mrs Robert I. Brakeman
Jr are to be at the race together.
Mrs. Brakeman Sr. is expected
home today after visiting her BROTH
er, Herbert N. Kitchell, Cincin-
natl. She has been on a motor trip
with Mr.. and Mrs. Kitchell through
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Adams ex-
pected their son Henry T. Adams to
arrive today from Reading, Pa. He
is to join his wife and baby who
have been visiting with Dr. and Mrs
Ernest DeWolfe Wales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Adams are
to have Mrs. Adams mother, Mrs
hobart Sheffield, Los Angeles, with
them for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Baxter
are to leave town Memorial Day
weekend to 60 to their summer
home at Lake Maxinkuckee..
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Driscoll are
to take advantage of the holiday to
60 to st. Paul for a visit with Mr.
Driscoll's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Driscoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Meyer motored
to Columbus, o., today to join the
house party being given by Mr., and
Mrs. Herbert Campbell.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Shumaker with
their children, Gloria and Robert,
have been mentioning at Memphis,
Nashville and ASheville. Mr.. Shu-
makers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Treat, are preparing TO leave
Monday for motor TRIP to New
York.
q
After the baseball game tonight at
Perry Stadium, between the Indians
and the Louisville Colonies,
sponsored by the Orchard School
Mothers Association, many of the
groups are to go on to the Lambs
Club dance at the Columbia Club.
Miss Anne Ayres, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman S. Ayres, Mr.. and Mrs. David
p. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A, Greathouse Jr. and Thomas Ga
hafer form one box party 10 move
on to the Lambs party.
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TUDOR GRADUATE
TO BECOME BRIDE

MIR. and Mrs. H. Ten Brock
Runk, Hayerford. Pa, have issued
invitations to guests for the we'd
ding Of their daughter, Miss Diana
Dietz, to Donald Cutler, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Norwood, Pasa-
dena, Cal.
The wedding is to be May 80 at
Ardmore, Pa, and is to be followed
by a reception at the home of the
brides parents. Miss Dietz is a
graduate of Tudor Hall. Her
mother. before her recent marriage,
was Mrs. Robert Hamilton Dietz,
Indianapolis.
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honorod positions
Dedication to Be Monday
huge picture of Alb Jenkins, who holds more
world speed records than any other driver forms the
back drop for the bar.
The bar is to be dedicated informally Monday
night when the 100 Mica hour Club holds its sec
ond meeting. The club formed last year at the
club by drivers who have finished the race with at
least l00-mile -an-hour average speed
The club annually visited by numerous celebrities
is to keep a record of them on large parchment
hanging the entrance
/ OCAL hosts and hostesses are making ready to
IL entertain hundreds of visitors for the annual race
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Guild Arranges Daily Teas
for Hospital Convalescents

White Cross Guild members are
to act as hostesses at daily after
noon teas, beginning June /, in the
guest department tearoom at
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classic.

Mayor and Mrs Kern expecting
TO come from Louisville to the with them and
William c.
On the eve of the Mayor Mrs
party in honor of their visitors They
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Indianapolis Athletic Club Goes,
Speedway in Bar Decorations;
Prominent Visitors Are Coming
Racing Flags, Photographs Provide Atmos-
phere for Mie-an-Hour Club Meeting
Monday; Social Leaders Plan for Guests.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN

MULrI-CoLoRED flags, which put
A new They lending indianapolis
Clubs new Speedway bar-for only
The flags nutter the lights
nash beneath them history the
1rSm the double rows of pictures around the walls
Large balloon tires mounted with
ceng light fixtures Enlarged pictures Theodore
wa9 manager and former c. president
president and Charles Merz, chief steward
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