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Evening star., 1936-10-05

- ONES now the time when
humidity, hay fever, love let
ters in the sand and other
phenomena attendant upon
late Summer In Washington, are due
for a decline. Comes now the time
when the towns Thespians have a
dreamy look in their eyes as they
go about their days chores. the time
when they may be seen looking at
a script and muttering. Seven sides
I get, and they let that ham have
a part where he's on stage the whole
three acts For October's here and
the business of play acting is on the
up and up. The F. B. I. Theater
Group started things off last week
with their production of George
Kaufman's comedy. 'Merrily We Roll
Along; the Pierce Hall Players step
out tomorrow night with Alias the
Deacon" the one-act play tourney,
moved up a few months, is due for
the last part of October, and the
rest Of the local drama outfits are
rehearsing various tidbts for early
production.
"Alias the Deacon" slated to open
the Pierce Hall season at $50 to-
morrow and Wednesday nights has
Charles C. Barry in what the press
department Of the group says Is
the title role" which must mean
Mr.. Barry plays somebody named
Mr. Alias the Deacon. Anyhow, he's
sort of dignif1ed card sharp, who
follows a Robin Hoodish career and
the principal beneficiaries of his
largesse are Peggy Bell and William
Stofberg.
The play is being staged by Howard
F. Wentworth, remembered as the
director of Meet the Wife" and The
Fool" among others. K Hiding Beij
has done the settings.
The cast supporting Mr. Alias. ETC.,
and his two beneficiaries includes
Charles Tuttle. Harry Bozof, De Wee
K. Fisher, Rogers Albritton, Stanley
B. Rider Bernice Kraus, Carol Hogan,
Arthur M. Sammeth, r. Truitt Miller,
Malvin B. Plunkett. Mildred Baitz and
Frank Swain.
Evening star., 1936-10-05

Troupers of East Washington Com
munity Center, the Southeast Com
munity Players and the Wesley
Heights Players.
Jane Archer, former Washington
girl and an alumnus of Constance
Connor Browns Studio of Theater
Arts, was in st. Helena" at the Ma
tional last week.
The Montgomery Players are re-
hearsing Post Road" which is to
open their season October II at the
Leland Junior High School, Chevy
Chase. Md. Leading roles will be
played by Doris Davidson, a Mont
gomery Players veteran; Mary Aber-
nethy, who comes from several years
with the Lynchburg, Va, Little
Theater and two years in stock:
Margaret Keyhoe, Russell Nicholson.
Howard Bandy, Peggy Wolhaupter.
making her first appearance with the
Chevy Chase group, and Francis lie
Sourd. who has done amateur work
on the Pacific Coast.
Others are Beatrice Crocker. j.
Henry Litzelman. Richard Walsh,
Doris Dewey Day. Helen Hunter
Kerby, Milton Smith and Betty Jane
Bryan.
Evening star., 1936-10-05
Capitals Drama Groups
Pierce Hall Players Open Season Tomor-
row Night Play Tourney This Month.
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

~ ONES now the time when
I humidity. hay fever, love let
Y tiers in the sand and other
~ uhaponepa attendant upOn
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E. VENTS
SORORITIES

Alpha Chapter, Sigma Phi. Mon. Y. W. G. A.
Delta Phi $50 Holyhok Hill. Mothers banquet
Beta Chapter, Sigma Delta to Sum- Columbia
Mothers Day Mon meeting. Miss Dorothy
Rearick, 721 E. Southern-av, hostess
Chi Phi Miss Mary Margaret Paxton 1926 Adams
Mothers Day Miss Pauline Ashton, hostess Miss
ton and Miss Vitallas Ating assistants.
Anxious Chapter 1890 John Wanner
3649 Central-av hostess. Luncheon
Delta Chapter Psi Mon Mrs Frederick HILL N
uinois-st hostess.
Chapter Kappa Alpha Herman Kyle
Leonard-st Nineteenth music
program.
Kappa Alpha. Nave hostess
Alpha Chapter Delta Omega Chi Tues Miss Dorothy Goodpastr
1912 Ralston-st, hostess.
Thesi Club Tues Miss Julia 1905 Baam-av
hostess
Gamma Phi Rho. Tues. Mrs. Marvin Lmeberry hostess.
CARD PARTIES
T Bridge Club Miss Nell schedegger s42 Parker
av, hostess
Benefit Association 14O Wed 23O Ohost Luncheon
Mesdames Darwin Hiatt Ella Morgan William Numan lunch
committee Mesdames Josephine Coibion and Nettie Lo
card committee.
PROGRAMS
Marion County Chapter Mothers 130 Tues Column
bia Club. Mrs. Clara May Pohlman president
Willard W. T. u. Tues. Mrs c. c. Pittman 3119
Northwestern-av Floyd Knight devoions Miss Alice Vel
and Mrs Sam Newman, program Mrs Myrtle Stephens
president.
Presidents Mgrew Auxiliary United Spanish
War Veterans Wilson G. Oren, hostess Supper
Berry Chapter Legion Tues Mrs Frank
Nessler 1852 Ceraav hostess Mrs F. A Henley book review
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Operetta Aids
Announced bv
Catholic Club

Miss Eleanor Ferris, committee
chairman for the operetta, Lantern
Land" to be given May 16 by the
Junior Catholic Daughters of Amer
lea at the Civic Theater, is to be
assisted by Miss Winifred Calvin,
Mrs. Eileen Barbor, Miss Agatha
Bender, Miss Marie Parks, Miss
Mary Sites and Miss Mary Mad
den.
Mrs. B. T. Jones is to head the
mothers committee in charge of
patrons and program.
Musical numbers to be given by
students from st. Agnes Academy,
st. Mary's and St. Johns are to be
interspersed with dances. The mu-
steal group include Misses Margaret
Peele, Mary Jane Barnes, Mary
Frances Lutz, Helen Marie Flaher-
ty, Colette Carson, Mary McClarey,
Mary Alice Kelley, Betty Matthews,
Betty Lutz, Betty O'Connor, Marga-
ret Cassidy, Eileen Prather, Mary
Jane Baltz, Rosemary Murphy and
Margaret Hayes.
Others are Misses Martha Mary
Holmes, Dorothy Ann Fromhold,
Hazel Reilly, Mary Carol, Dorothy
Albright, Anna Marie Baltz, Mary
Catherine Weodrum, Loretta Feen-
ey, Laura Mari Hoffmeister, Helen
Marie Forderer and Mary Jean
Matthews.
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Miss Helen Dwelling to
We'd Frank Miller Today

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Miller, Con-
nersville, the bridegrooms parents;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcdonald.
Brookville; George Strassler and
Miss Margaret Strassler, both of
Cincinnati; Mrs. Carl M. Smith,
Detroit; Mrs. Karl Wanderscheid,
Grand Rapids, Mich; Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Bridge and Mrs. Florence Bip-
pus, both of Dayton.
The couple is to take a trip to
New Orleans. The brides travelling
suit is of tweed, to be worn with
British tan. accessories. The att
home announcement is for 1902
Central-av after June l.
The bride is a Butler University
graduate and member of Delta
Gamma Sorority. Mr.. Miller at
tended Purdue University and
is a member of Phi Delta Theta
Fraternity.
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Annual committee reports also
were made.
Miss Hilda Kreft was hostess
chairman, and was assisted by Mes
DANES William Scheigert, E. c.
Whetzel, T. H. Wilson, E. B. Ash,
r. H. Oberreich, Harold Taught, S.
L. Mouser, r. L. Mason, G. D.
Quinn, v. A. Trask, w. G. Otto, r.
L. Magnify, and Misses Esther
Yancey, Geraldine Swarthout, Paul
inc Smith, Charlotte wainwright,
Katharine Lain, Ann Hall, Hannah
keenan,, Mary McDole and Max
inc Ballweg.
Arrangements for the annual
bridge tournament, to be held at
7:30 May Is at the chapter lodge,
were to be discussed. Approximately
"a tables of auction and contract
players are to compete. Proceeds
are to be used for philanthropic
work.
Miss Norma 10 Davidson is tour
nament chairman. She is to be as
sisted by Mesdames Mouser, G. E.
Thomas, w. H. Buckles, Joseph L.
Stout Jr., Kurt F. Ehlert, r. L.
Dubois and Misses Evelyn Bently,
Virginia Griffin and Martha Cline
hens.
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Barbara Oaks
Will Wed IOwan
in Local Rites

Mr.. and Mrs. Mansur Cakes an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Barbara Cakes, to
Charles Wendell Taylor, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Taylor, Cedar Rap
ids, Ia
The wedding is to be June 81 in
the garden of the Cakes home.
Miss Cakes is graduate of Tudor
Hall School for Girls, attended
Vassar College and was graduated
from Butler University. She is a
member of Kappa Kappa Gamma,
Phi Kappa Phi and Sigma Tau
Delta. Mr.. Taylor attended Notre
Dame University and the Univer-
sity of Arizona and vas graduated
from Butler. He is a member of
Phi Delta Theta.
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riage by her father, Charles H. Sc
dam. Her white satin gown is de-
signed with a train, long sleeves
and high cowl neckline. The bod
Ice is gathered up full in front. Her
wedding veil is the one worn by
Mrs. Ferdinand Krentler. Orange
blossoms trim the cap. Her bridal
bouquet is to be Killarney and BUT
terfly roses.
Her sister, Miss Barbara Sedan ia
10 De bridesmaid. Her embroidered
Diue net gown is fashioned with a
Oolero, edged in pleated net. the
same as the skirt. The taffeta slim
oeneath 1t is pleated at the bottom
her bouquet is to be of spring flow
erS.
Music Is Arranged
Philip Thompson is to be his
nrother'S best man. The brides
mother is to wear a printed chiffon
gown and her corsage is to be of
spring flowers.
Mrs. r. w. Thompson, the BRIDE
groom'S mother, is to attend in a
black net dress.
Mrs. John English is to play the
piano and accompany Mrs. Marga-
ret Harrison Sinner, violinist, and
Mrs. Earl Moore, soloist, who is to
sing Believe Me If All Those En-
dearing Young Charms" 81 Love
You Truly and 20 Promise Me-"
Wedding Trip to South
The TERED wedding cake CENTER
ing the serving table at the recep-
ton is to be arranged in a plateau
OF greenery and rose buds.
The brides travelling ensemble is
OF navy blue wool, trimmed in a
gray fox collar. Her accessories are
to be navy blue. After wedding
trip South, the couple is to be at
home at 1903 Broadway.
The bride attended Butler Univer-
slty and is member of Kappa AL
pha Theta Sorority. Mr.. Thompson,
The Times amusement editor, also
attended Butler and is a member
Of Sigma Delta Chi and Tau Kappa
Alpha, honorary fraternities.
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Alunnae Club
Arranges for
Benefit Party

st. Mary IT, the Woods Alumnae
Club is to sponsor it's second annual
card party and style show Saturday,
May %, in L. S. Ayres & Co. audi
forum for the benefit of the honor
tuition scholarship and the college
centennial funds.
The college is to celebrate its one
hundredth anniversary in 1910.
Mrs. Russell E. Cliff is general
chairman. Miss Helen Heggarty is
ticket chairman, assisted by Misses
Mary Blackwell, Sue Scollard and
Catherine Lapenta and Mrs. Daniel
r. Brosnan. On the prize commit
tees are Mesdames Harry Scott,
Peter V. Garland, Herbert Kenny
and Miss Marie Blackwell.
Mrs. j. j. Briggs and Miss Mil
dred Briggs are in charge of TALES
and cards, and Misses Florence
Whelan and Rosemary Recap, pub
licity. Mrs. George T. O'Connor,
assisted by Misses Rose Dowd and
Emily Dorgan, heads a special
committee.
Mrs. M. j. de Vietien, president,
and Miss Helen Ready are in
charge of the scholarship fund.
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Bridal attendants are to wear lace
gowns at Miss Helen DeVelling's
wedding TO Frank G. Miller this aft
ernoon at the Memorial Presbyte-
rian Church.
The bride is to march to the
greenery banked altar with her
father, L. P. Dwelling. Her gown
is designed with Jacket having
pulled sleeves. Her bouquet is to be
of white roses.
She is to wear the tulle wedding
veil of the matron of honor, Mrs.
Rover Knode Brown. The cap is
arranged with rose point lace.
Mrs. Brown and the bridesmaid,
Miss Annalee Webb, are to wear
gowns fashioned alike with stitched
taffeta collars and cuffs on the long
sleeves. Mrs Browns gown is to be
peach and Miss Webb's turquoise
blue. Bunches of orange blossoms
in their hair are to match their
gowns.
The Rev. William H. Kendall is to
officiate. Mr.. Brown and James l..
Miller, Peru, are to usher guests to
their seats while Miss Bessie Lee
Reavis plays the organ. Francis
Ogborn is to be best man.
Out-of-town guests are to be
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Altrusa Clubs
Head Slated to
Be Reelected

Miss Minnie Hardegan has been
renamed on both tickets of the
Altrusa Club for reelection as
president. The white ticket nom
mating committee is composed of
Mrs. Clara Jordan, chairman; Mrs.
Adelaide Lewis, Misses Vera Nor
gan, Eva Storch and Helena Pat
terson.
They also have nominated Miss
Vertha Meztger, vice president;
Miss Edna Fields, secretary; Miss
Mary June Sturgeon, treasurer;
Misses Gladys Alwes, Ruth Milligan
and Jessie Bass, directors.
Miss Amanda Anderson heads the
blue ticket nominating committee,
assisted by DR.. Edith Haynes, Dr.
Lilly Clements, Misses Lulie Glib
bons and Eunice johnson.
Their slate includes Miss Laura
G. Holden, vice president; Miss
Elizabeth Agel, secretary; Mrs. jean
nette Williams, treasurer; Mrs. Mar
ian Gallup, Misses Katherine Mertz
and Helen Nichols, directors.
Installation of the new officer is
to take place at the June meeting.
They are to take over duties in
july.
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MOTHERS GROUP
TO FETE SENIORS

Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
senior members are to receive the
attention Of the Mothers Club at
a mothers and sons luncheon
Tuesday at the chapter house, 4721
Sunset-av. The graduates are FL
don Beghtel, Ellis Beghtel, Clement
Craig, Wallace De Hart, William
Fear, William KoSs, Joseph Lang,
Charles Leary, John Royster and
James Wulle.
Mrs. w. G. Galbraith Is nomi-
mating committee chairman. as
sisted by Mrs. H. S. Leonard and
Mrs. Ross Mitchell. Election is to
follow their report.
Mrs. o. E. Butz is social commit
tee chairman. Decorations are to
be arranged by Mrs. Galbraith. Mrs.
Oscar e. Burghard is to sing.
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Good to Eat

A DELICIOUS one-dish meal that
IN takes very little time to prepare
and that hits the spot in cool
weather is dried beef corn chowder.
I'll bet that's a combination you
never thought of And very good
one 1t is, too.
Served Steaming hot in a large
bowl with Melba toast or cornbread
and dessert. you have an excellent
meal for a nights family dinner.
DRIED BEEF CORN CHOWDER
FOR SIX
/ onion.
2 medium potatoes.
cups water.
u teaspoon salts
2 tablespoons butter.
cup evaporated milk.
Ia cups moist canned corn.
Il ID. dried beef.
Il teaspoon pepper.
Dash of cayenne pepper.
Chopped parsley.
Peel and dice the ou;on and po-
tatees.
Cook in (salted) 4 cups Of water
until tender.
Drain. but keep the water.
To the water, add the butter,
evaporated milk, salt, pepper and
cayenne.
Stir in the onion. potatoes and
corn.
Cut the dried beef in small pieces
and add to the soup.
Cook all together slowly or until
the potatoes dissolve little and
thicken the chowder-about 10
minutes.
Serve at once, piping hot, with
minced parsley sprinkled on top Of
the chowder.
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THE Next Step in the Campaign
for Trained Personnel in Public
Service"
Other discussion leaders are Mrs.
Thomas D. Sheerin, Indianapolis:
Mrs. Donald Coppock, Mrs. Leonard
Kolb and Mrs. Richard Edwards,
Peru; Mrs. Charles E. Cory, Lafay-
cite; Mrs. Erdean McCloud, Fort
Wayne; Mrs. P. w. Robinson, Rich
mond; Mrs. Walter E. Hadley, Gary:
Mrs. Milford Miller, Evansville, and
Mrs. Ralph Mowbray. Culver.
Cup Award to Be Made
Mrs. Greenough is to present the
Misener cup to the local League
which has made the best city gov
eminent survey through the depart
ment Of government and its opera
ton. Survey blanks, prepared by
Mrs. Edwards, have been filled out
by League members to ascertain
elected and appointed officials quail
if1cations.
Survey judges were Prof. Frank
G.. Bates, Indiana University politi-
cal science department; Charles
Marlborough. Legislative Reference
Bureau, and Virgil Sheppard, Indi-
annapolis Chamber of Commerce gov
ernmental research bureau.
Other indianapolis women ex-
pected to attend the convention are
Mesdames S. N. Campbell, Clarence
Merrell, Oliver Greer, Virginia
Moorhead Mannon, Ralph Vonne-
gut, Howard Nyhart, Frank McKib-
ben, Edwin McNally, John L. H.
Fuller, John Hillman, James L. Muir
ray, John Goodwin, Leonard Smith
and Miss Mary Sinclair.
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Drop Action
on Politics

By United Press
RICHMOND, Va, May 9.-Asso-
citation of Junior Leagues delegates
returned to their homes today, fol-
lowing adjournment of their ma
tional conference here, without TAX
ing decisive action on the question
of participation in politics. The
matter was referred to the bylaws
committee.
The association accepted the joint
invitation of Chicago and Evanston,
Ill, for next years conference.
Mrs. Peter L. Harvie, Troy, N. Y,
was elected president at the closing
session, and Miss Helen Leovy,
Pittsburgh, treasurer. Mrs. Cyrus
Phillip, Milwaukee, will fill the un-
expired term of Mrs. Harvie as Sec
rotary.
New regional directors chosen
were Mrs. John L. Hutchinson, Chat
tanooga; Mrs. Joseph Seacrest, Lin
coin, Neb.; Miss MollIe Bennett, San
Antonio, and Mrs. Bradner Lee, Los
Angeles.
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Pi Phi Unit
to Be Topic

Alumnae members of the Indiana
University Chapter, Pi Beta Phi
Sorority, are to be told plans for a
new Bloomington chapter house
unit at a dinner meeting Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Raymond Siebert is to be
hostess, and Mrs. Walker w. Win
slow, alumnae group president, is to
describe building arrangements.
Mrs. Winslow is building commit
tee chairman, and Mrs. Hays Bus
kirk, Mrs. Ray Briggs and Mrs
Frank D. Hatfield are trustees.
Miss Marjory Rice, active presi-
dent, has invited all local Pi Phis
to attend tea at Bloomington May
"a. The house plans are to be
shown.
Other members of the building
committee are Mesdames A. Hern-
ly Boyd, Russell Williams, Ralph E,
Peckham, all of indianapolis; Mes
danes Homer Woolery, James Van
Hook and Thomas Cookson, Bloom
ington.
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Mrs. Skies Test plays game of
tennis which isn't scoffed at by her
young daughter, Emmy Jean
Haerle. Mrs. Test has played in
the upper bracket at Woodstock
tournaments for several seasons.
Birthday Also Celebrated
Mrs. Daniel Layman left her
home in Pasadena, Cal, at an OPP
perfume date. She arrived in time
to spend tomori ow with her moth
err, Mrs. Lee Burns; Mr.. Burns and
her brother, David V. Burns. She
also will help celebrate her brothers
birthday, which comes this year on
the holiday.
Mrs. Richard Alley Durham has
come from her home in Louisville
and will be with her mother, Mrs.
Robert H. Tyndall, and Maj. Tyn-
dali over the weekend.
Mrs. Harry E. Daugherty, with
Mr.. Daugherty. has gone to Louis
vile to spend the day with her
daughter, Mrs. r. H. Slater. A son,
Carl Daugherty, with his wife and
children, Mary Ann and Nancy, will
be there, too. Mrs. Slater has a
young son, j. Robert.
Visit Brown County
Margaret and Fenton Jameson are
to be home with their mother, Mrs.
Donald Jameson, and their father,
while their sister, Patricia, enter
tains with house party at the
Jameson cabin in Brown County.
Mr.. and Mrs. M w. Martin are to
chaperon Patricia, Lue McWhirter,
Wesley Martin and Briant Sando.
Mrs. Jameson's guest for the day
is to be Mrs. Judd Foltz Fay, Chi
cago.
Mrs. John j. Madden and her
daughter, Miss Josephine Madden,
have arrived home from California,
with Mrs. Madden's niece, Miss Mar
got Sheerin, and tomorrow Margot
may shower attentions on her
mother, Mrs. Doherty Sheerin.
Several young mothers will receive
the family homage for the first
time. Mrs. Robert Ferriday Jr. is
one Of them, Mrs. Blaine Miller Jr.
will receive greetings from her rela-
tives, who intersperse conversations
with accounts of latest tricks by
young Blaine Miller III.
y II
Mrs. G. Otto Janus is to have a
reunion with family in Germany
next month. She is to leave here
for New York May 81, and is to sail
May %.
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Club Meetings
MONDAY

MONDAY
Monday Conversation Club. Mrs.
E. j. Baker, hostess. Mrs. Roy E.
Adams and Miss Mary Margaret
Miller, Between the BookendS."
Bremen Current Events Club.
Mrs. Cleo Juday. hostess. Musical
tea.
Irvington Coterie. Mrs. Luther j.
Shirley, hostess. Mrs. Donald D.
Fitzgerald, First Lady of the Air,
Amelia Earhart Putnam" Mrs.
Walter j. Palmer, Frances Per-
kins." Discussion, mo one succeeds
in career without the help Of
many people,
Present Day Club. Guest party.
Mesdames P. A. Cooling, L. I. Mills,
c. F. Voyles and J. c. Travis, hos
tesses. Mrs. Chic Jackson, program.
Music, Miss Violet Albers, Pomona
Wilson, Mary Reimer.
Indiana Keramic Club. Guest
party.
Monday Club. Mothers Day pro-
gram. Members children, program.
4f44 .. u W. ANOH1C, CId 1C1lO CfCllJSs
Fortnightly Study Club. Martha
Washington Shop, 23d and Me-
ridian-Sts.
Chapter P, P. E. o. sisterhood.
Mrs. David E. Fox, hostess. Mrs.
Bjorn Winger, book review. Guest
day.
Welfare Club. Quaint Inn, ALI
sonville-rd. May luncheon and
business meeting. Mrs. Harry Kuhn,
hostess. Mesdames Edith Painter,
E. M. Campbell, Paul Brown, Harry
E. Watson and Thomas Whallon,
assistants.
Inter-Arts Club. Miss Deane
Russ, 3510 N. Pennsylvania-st, host
eSs, Mrs. James E. Lesh, new presi-
dent. Mrs. Maurice w. Klefeker
and Misses Joan Johnson and Vir-
GINA BOOkbank nopram
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DR.. A. W.Spivey,
Fiancee to Be
Supper Guests

DR.. and Mrs. Russell j. Spivey,
1886 Washington-blvd, are to enter
tain with buffet supper tomorrow
night in honor of DIR. Spivey's
brother, DR.. A. w. Spivey, and his
fiancee, Miss Mary Brandon, SPRING
field, Tenn.
DR.. Spivey and Miss Brandon are
to be married at the brides home
June 8.
Guests who are to be entertained
at individual tables decorated with
spring flowers include Messrs. and
Mesdames Harry D. Hooley, Thomas
Male, Robert M. Neale, Joseph
Quinn and j. Edwin Aspinall, and
DR.. and Mrs. Clifford G. Taylor.
Miss Brandon is the house guest
Of DR.. Spivey's parents, DR.. and
Mrs. A. G. Spivey. ThorntoWn.
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CHURCH SOCIETY
SELECTS HEADS

Mrs. j. H. Smiley is the newly
elected president of the Methodist
Woman's Home Missionary Society.
She succeeds Mrs. F. A. .Durnell,
who has completed a four-year
term.
Other newly elected officers are
Mrs. w. H. Gingery, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. E. H. Hughes, second vice
president; Mrs. w. c. Hartinger,
third vice president; Mrs. j. P. Rob-
inson, corresponding secretary: Mrs.
H. B. Tillman, recording secretary;
Mrs. S. D. Clark, treasurer, and
Mrs. L. D. Weathers, parliamenta-
rian.
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GARDEN TO BE
MARRIAGE SCENE

Miss Vida May Whitesell, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitesell,
Castleton, is to be married tomorrow
in the gardens at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Tuschinsky to Blaine
Zook, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Orner
Zook, Castleton.
The bride-to-be's niece, Donna
Joan McGhehey is to be flower girl,
and Teddy Tuschinsky is to be ring
bearer. The couple is to be unat-
tended.
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Sorority Group Hears
Mrs. Thor G.. WeSenberg

Mrs. Thor G. Wesenberg, Butler
University Women's Council chair
man, spoke on Current Books" to-
day at luncheon given by the In
dianapolis Alumnae Association, Al
pha Chi Omega Sorority, at the new
chapter lodge.
At the business meeting report
on the recent province convention
at Columbus, O., was given by
Mrs. Kenneth E. Lancet, president.
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is TO
HOLD INITIATION

Mrs. John Sentney and Mrs.
Charles E. Kulman, Alpha Omicron
Alpha national officers, are to at
tend initiation services Monday at
the Lincoln. Assistants are to De
Mesdames L. c. Brown, c. r. Wyatt.
L. c. True, Albert Holman, Guy o.
Bird and Misses Mabel and Thelma
Krentler and Alberta Knoll.
On the program are to be Mrs.
Charles E. Ballman, soloist; Mrs.
Carroll Long, accompanist, and Miss
Roberta Bland, harpist.
Two new chapters are to be m
sailed.