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TIIK INDIANAPOLIS SUNDAY STAR, JUNE 2, 103.5.. Forensic Awards Presented at I. U. BRIDES-ELECT IN INDIANAPOLIS SOCIAL REALM. Reception Arranged For Butler Seniors McNutt Is Chief Speaker at Annual Dinner Hon-oring Leading Students.

President and Mrs. Put' nam Will Sponsor Affair Thursday. 1 no 'J Butler University seniors will be honor guests at a reception from 8 to 10 o'clock Thursday night in the formal gardens on the Fairvlew campus sponsored by President and Mrs. James W. Putnam.

Invitations have been sent to more than two hundred and seventy-five students who are members of the 1935 graduating class. The president's reception Is held each year to honor the seniors. Members of the receiving line will be President and Mrs. Putnam, Dean and Mrs. Frederick D.

Kershner, Dean and Mrs. William L. Richardson, Dean and Mrs. Gino A. Ratti and members of the men's and women's councils at the university.

A musical program will be given by the Kappa Alpha Theta trio composed of Miss Mary Martha Hocken-smith, pianist; Miss Judith Mlley, violinist, and Miss Jean Southard, cellist. Special guests will be members of the faculty and board of trustees. MISS REGINA JANE FCNDENBURG. MISS EVKLYX CLUB CALENDAR. CLUBS and SORORITIES.

MISS ELIZABETH DALE. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hfeftry Tier, 3305 Ruckle street, have announced the engagement of their daughter Evelyn Jane to George David Ros son of Mr. and Mrs.

George David Ros, 41 Fifty-fourth street. The -wedding will take place in August. (Photo-Craft.) The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Dale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Patterson-Dale -of teinton, and Roland Barrett Tripp will take plane at 5 o'clock this afternoon in McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.

(Photo-Craft.) Mr. and Mrs. W. H. 5320 North New Jersey street, have announced the engagement of their daughter Regina Jane to C.

Willis Adams son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Willis Adams, 3604 Watson road. (Photo-Craft.) Special 1o The Indianaoolis Star.

BLOOMINGTON, June 1. Governor Paul V. McNutt was principal speaker at the fifth annual speech banquet at Indiana University, sponsored by Theta Alpha Phi, honorary dramatics organization; Phi Delta Gamma, honorary dramatic, journalistic and forensic fraternity, and Tau Kappa Alpha, honorary debating organization. The banquet was held in honor r-f students outstanding In these, fields. Catherine Feltus of Bloomington and Irving Cohen of East Chicago were named the outstanding actress and actor for the year.

Verlin Stephens of Marion was named the person who made the greatest contribution in the field of dramatics. J. E. O'Brien of Evansville and Lloyd Wilkins of Indianapolis were presented a loving cup for having made the most valuable contribution in the newspaper field this year. Debaters Given Keys.

Gold keys were awarded Klizabeth Hillix of Lakewood, and Jane Fenn of Tell City, who won the Intramural debating contest recently sponsored by Phi Delta Gamma. Stuart VanDyke of Winona Lake and Robert Aakby of Ladoga, run-rers-up in the competition, were presented silver keys. Betty Yellen of East Chigago was named winner of the William Jennings Byran prize of for the oratorical contest. The Niczer debating medals were presented to Beatrice Koehm, Indianapolis; Charles Pparrenberger, Kvansville; ilelva Shull, Indianapolis; L. G.

Miles, Kokomo; Gene Eckery, Princeton; Sarah B. Goodman, East Chicago G. Ross Horrman, Kokomo Helen Oliger, Greensburg: Margaret Elizabeth Hershey, Churubusco, and Wary Elizabeth Finch, North Liberty. TWO AWAROKD SCHOLARSHIP. Dorothea Mae Lynch of Hammond end Dorothy Nordman of Crawfords-ille, both juniors, have been named joint winners of the $100 scholarship offered annually by the Association of Women Students to two self-supporting junior women.

Miss Nordman also wiil receive the additional $100 awarded by Earl Klough, I. V. graduate, to the winner of the A. W. S.

scholarship who makes tho highest grades. Miss Lvnch is a member of Alpha Lambda 'Delta, honorary scholastic freshman society. Miss Nordman also Is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta and of Iota Sigma Pi, honorary chemistry sorority, THETA. SIGMA PHI PI.KDGKS S. Three Indiana University coeds nave been pledged to Theta Sigma Phi, professional journalistic sorority.

They are Lucy Baum of Boon-ville, Jean McGriff of Detroit, and Nell Mixon Lamar of Hatties-burg, Miss. All are members of the Staff of the Indiana Daily Student. WINS ri.KDGE FOR KSSAV. Jean McGraff of Detroit, a Sophomore, has been awarded the llowe-Scribner prize for at Indiana University for having written the best critical es.say. The prize, which is awarded annually by Dr.

Will D. Howe, formerly head of the I. U. English department, is a complete set of Robert Louis Stevenson's works. The prize-w inning essay was based on Thomas Hardy's novel, "The Return of tho Native," and was "There 13 a Certain Responsibility." R.

O. T. C. PRIZES AWARDKI). The cash prize of $35 given each year by a prominent Chicago business man to the outstanding senior R.

O. T. C. cadet at Indiana University has been awarded to Cadet Major Joseph Butcher of Blooming-ton. The second prize of $25 went to William A.

Shaw of Vallonia and the third prize of $15 to Herbert G. Ludlow of Indianapolis. School No. 43 Mothers' Chorus to Give Program president; Mrs. H.

A. Koss, vice president; Mrs. R. B. Straughn, secretary; Mrs.

Bernard Wulle, treasurer; Mrs. Edwin Manouge, cor responding secretary, and Mrs. Har vey uarr, nistorian. THURSDAY. Nineteen' Hundred and Eight Club hostess, Mrs.

George Steinmetz, 2053 carrollton avenue. Pierian Study Club, picnic; hostess, Mrs. Chester McKamey, 3910 Arthlngton boulevard. North Side Study Club; annual party. Current Discussion Club: hostess.

Mrs. Maurice Thornton, 5011 Central GENUINE Engagements. Academy Commencement to Be Conducted June 9 Special 77ie Indianapolis Siar, FERDINAND, June senior banquet tomorrow night will open the exercises of graduation week at the Academy of the Immaculate Conception. Monday is scheduled for exams. Tuesday will be investing and profession day for postulants and novices.

Wednesday seniors and the faculty will have their annual outing. Thursday will be class day. Friday the seniors, in caps and gowns, will consecrate themselves to the Sacred Heart of Jesus in a ceremony in the convent church. Graduation exercises will be Sunday night, June 9. The Rev.

James Reed, O. S. will be the speaker and will present diplomas. avenue; program by Mrs. C.

Mc-Ilvaine and Mrs. K. L. Urich. FRIDAY.

Garden Study Club, Picnic at Hillsdale nursery. Indianapolis Woman's Club, Propylaeum; annual reports; program, "Anomalies" by Mrs. Willis Gatch and "Enchanted Mesas" by Mrs. Hillis L. Bowie.

Culture Club; hostess, Mrs. Henrietta Dillen. SATURDAY. Alpha Gamma Latreian Club hostess, Miss Zella Ann Grossman, 433 North Denny street; assistant, Miss Mabel Murrer. ENGRAVED Main Floor TOMORROW.

LaPhyllls Club, covered dish spread: hostess, Mrs. Manuel J. Vidal, 2459 Kessler boulevard. Junior Auxiliary, P. H.

N. 12:45 p. m. hostess, Mrs. George Kuhn.

New Era Club, picnic, Garfield park, noon. Gen. Arthur St. Clair chapter, D. A.

annual picnic at country home of Mrs. Ferris Taylor, 12 :30 m. Governor Oliver Perry Morton chapter, Daughters of the Union, Guest day; hostess, Mrs. Arthur G. Wills, 4433 North Pennsylvania street.

Sesame Club, picnic, Ellenberger park. Woman's Rotary Club, dinner, Propylaeum, in honor of past presidents and the honorary president of the Arbutus Garden Club, luncheon; hostess, Mrs. A. Griffith speaker, Mrs. Joe McFarland, "Flower Arrangements." TUESDAY.

Ye Olde Time Friendship Club, luncheon hostess, Mrs. Mary Hayes, 101 North Drexel avenue. Martha Washington Club, bridge-luncheon; hostess, Mrs. C. H.

Jose, 3549 College avenue. Sigma Chi Mothers Club, Butler University chapter house, 423 West Forty-sixth street; book reviews by Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten, i St. Francis Hospital Guild, all-day meeting in hospital; luncheon at noon followed by business meeting at 2:15 o'clock. Christ Church branch of Girls" TTVianHlv Rnfiotv fi in nnriah house; election.

Alpha Chi Alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, dinner meet-! ing; hostess, Miss Dorothy Barrett, 24 East. Thirty-sixth street; assis-' tants, Mrs. J. Russell Young and Mrs. Watson C.

Brigham. Delta Zeta Mothers' Club, 1:30 p. m. nostess, mis. c.

m. Bonnstaat, 2610 Carrollton avenue. WEDNESDAY. New Century Club, garden party; hostess, Mrs. C.

H. Augstein, 913 East Forty-fourth street; assistant, Mrs. Albert H. Off. Forest Hills Garden' Club, 1:30 p.

m. hostess, Mrs. Joe McFarland, 5689 Winthrop avenue; program by Alex Tuschinsky, Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers' Club, picnic; hostess, Mrs. F. E.

Beghtel, 1949 Hanna avenue; annual business meeting at 11 a. followed by installation of officers: Mrs, Beghtel, WEDDING Announcements At the Lowest Price We've Ever Heard Of I 100 oFv $9:95 Choice of 4 styles of engraving on. ivory or white paper stock. The quality and workmanship is of the finest. Orders filled promptly.

Engraved Calling Cards, including plate 1 00 for $1.50 Engraved At Home or Reception Cards, three or four lines 100 for $6.45 JAXK l'JEIt. will return to th home of Miss Clara McClain for cards. Miss Tudift Peterman Is president nf Delta Gamma chapter of Phi Pi Psi Sorority, which is sponsoring the annual Founders' day banquet and dance for the Indianapolis chapters of Phi Pi Psi at the Hillcrest Country Club June 22. Members of the committees 'Reservations and publicity, Mrs. Edward Bolden and Mrs.

Melvin K. Otto; entertainment, Misses Ida Lou Peterman, Dorothy McDaniol and Frances Shope; favors and decorations, Mrs. Glenn Massey and Miss Margaret Dunlap. Among the out-of-town guests will be Miss Margery Boles of Chicago, national president, and Miss Helen Miles of Fort president of Alpha Delta chapter there. Installation of the following Indianapolis committee officers elected at the May committee mve.ting will be at the banquet June 22: Miss Alice Sexton, chairman: Miss Harriet Clary, vice chairman; Miss Dorothy Wise, secretary, and' 'Miss Ruth Lamson, treasurer.

The Collegianna Club will meet at 8 clock. Tuesday night at the home of Mia a Rae Leah Binzer, 4327 Carrollton avenue. Lambda Alpha Lambda Sorority will elect officers at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the Hotel Lockerbie, Miss Mildred Hearn, 321 North Beville avenue, will be hostess for a meeting of Lambda chapter of Omega Phi Tau Sorority Wednesday night. Mrs. Lillian Funk, 20.10 Park avenue, will entertain Lambda Kappa Rho Sorority with a bridge and bunko party at 8 o'clock tomorrow night.

Delta Phi Beta Sorority will meet tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. Fred Kcinhardt, 5421 Brookvillo road. Miss Ruth Eaton, 0112 Primrose avenue, will be hostess tomorrow night for a meeting of Delta Chi Sigma Sorority. Kappa Delta Theta Sorority will meet, Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Ed Peters, 2.521 Shelby street.

Miss Mary Lynch will entertain Theta Sigma Chi Sorority with a bridge party Wednesday night at her home, 122 South Neal street. Kappa chapter of Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority will meet Wednesday night with Mrs. Robert T. Clark, 441 North Drexel avenue. Misa Catherine McDaniels, 639 Parker avenue, will entertain plodges of Gamma Phi Rho Sororitv Tues day night.

Mu chapter of Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority will be entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday afternoon at tho home of Mrs. W. P. Ayres, 51-18 Pleasant Run boulevard. Lambda chapter of Alpha Omicron Sorority will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.

J. R. Senthey, 719 Fast Thirty-sixth Ptreet. Delta Gamma Alumnae to Have Picnic Saturday The Indianapolis alumnae chanter of the Delta Gamma Sorority will nave a picnic at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the country home of mis, i-Tank L. Churchman.

The affair will close alumnae activities for the season. Hostesses will be the retiring- officers and honor guests will be seniors of the Indiana and Butler University active chapters. These guests will include Misses Eleanor and Elizabeth Boys, Edith Brown, Dorothy Kunkel, Mary Elizabeth McClclan, Betty McGannon, Helen Mattice, Virginia Showalter and Marjory Shewmaker, all of I. and Misses Marigrace Majoinner, Marjorie McBrlde, Jane Fisher, Mary Newby, Maryanna Coulter, Florence Hinshaw, Helen Hicks, Maxine Ingram and Olive Steinle, all of Butler; The chanters will receive gifts for their scholastic standing. The Butler chapter Is first and tho Indiana chapter second.

DANCE'FOR GRADUATES. The graduates of St. Agnes Academy will be entertained by their parents at a supper dance at Broadmoor Country Club Wednesday night. The dance will follow the academy commencement exercines In the Cathedral High School auditor ium. STUDY CLUB WILL MEET.

The Glenns Valley Parent-Teacher Association Studv Club will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Walter Schmidt. After a covered dish luncheon, Mrs. Alex Barry will present the subject, "The First Day of School." Mrs. Oliver Waterman it chairman.

Beta chapter of Kappa Alpha Gamma Sorority will close its social activities of the season with a dinner tonight at Cifaldi's Friday night. Miss Gertrude White and Mrs. Herman Kyle are in charge of the dinner. Alpha Vpsilon chapter of Alpha Zcta. Hot a Sorority will meet at 6 o'clock Tuesday night in the Spink-Arms Hotel, Miss Carolan Atkinson, 2534 Broadway, will be hostess Wednes day nipht for a meeting of Gamma Delta chapter of Kappa Delta Phi Sorority.

Beta Alpha chapter of Pi Omleron Sororitv will meet at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night in the Lincoln Hotel. Members and guests of Alpha chapter of Phi Gamma Tau Sorority will be entertained by Misses Doris and Dorothy Prater at their home, 2011 Southerland avenue, Wednes day night. Tho Alt.tio Phi Dniepa Mothprs' Club will entertain with a covered dish lnnchenn Saturday at the home of Frank B. Planner, Cold Spring roau. rseia aiumnae and inner alumnae have been invited.

The nnmmitto in rhrircf tq prminoKpd of Mesdames K. J. Dipple, H. M. fearce, A.

n. cnapman, u. vv. itflii-er, J. F.

Karnes and W. C. Richter. Eeta chapter of Phi Theta Delta Sorority will meet tomorrow night at the home of Miss Alma Bernhardt, 1117 South State avenue. Mrs.

Dor-olhy Urnntner will entertain the sorority with a slumber party Saturday night at her home, 335 North DcQuincy street. Epsilon Pi chapter of Delta Theta Tau Sorority will meet tomorrow night at the home of Mrs, Helen Pease, 4M1 College avenue, Mrs. Ruth Reynolds will be hostess Wednesday night for a meeting nf Alpha chapter of Bho Zota Sorority at the home of Mrs. Joe Curry, 1113 North Alabama street. Tau Gamma Sorority will meet tomorrow night at the home of Mrs.

Dallas Arvin, lilS Fulton street. Dzan Soror ty will meet tomorrow night at the home of Miss Evelyn Thompson, 3111 Broadway, Theta Zeta Chi Sorority will meet Fridav night at the home of Miss Mary Krull, 110 North Walcott street. Mrs. E. P.

Mooney, 4.MM5 East Washington street, will be hostess Wednesday night for a meeting of Theta Mu Sorority. Phi Gamma Chi Sorority will meet Tuesday night with Mrs. William Smiley, ion Ruckle street. Delta, chanter of Psi lota Ni Soror- ilv will meet tomorrow night, willi Mrs. Marvin Knhl, .1525 West Sev-entv-sccond slreet.

Sigma Tau Sorority will meet to morrow night witn lieaie, North Capitol avenue. Beta Beta chapter of Pi Omirrnn Sorority, will meet tomorrow in the Claypool Hotel. Mrs. Elmer Faust, will he hostess at a 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday afternoon for the Mothers' Club of Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority. Assistant hostesses will be Mesdames Gerald Hutton, H.

C. Hall and Elizabeth Proctor. Beta Tau Sigma Sorority will meet Wednesday night with Mrs. Harry Mayer, li2 North Sherman drive. Miss Delorcs Swoboda, 160(5 Wood-lawn avenue, will entertain Wednes day for the girls' lee club of Emmerich Manual Training High School.

Alpha Tau chapter of Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority will have a card party in the llonsier Athletic Club at 8 o'clock Wednesday night, Committee members are Misses Irene Pletts, Klizabeth F.iehol, Esther Webb, Madeline Davis and McKay, and Mrs. Lillian McAllister. The snn.rily will meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the Hotel Lincoln. Miss Ruth Cnlvin, Winthrop will be hostess for a shower at her home Wednesday night, to be given by Alpha chapter of Phi Theta Delta Sororitv in honor of Mrs. Everett Hiiitsock.

The chapter will give a spring frolic on the roof of the Hotel Scvcrin Prills niwrht. I Members of the- committee are Mia.scs Barbara Gialer. Alice Kellv. Virginia Byrd and Alice Keller. Mrs.

Anrmbelle Smith, 1312 Parker avenue, will he Hostess for the third and final rush party of Delta Sigma Chi Sorority tomorrow night. Misses Clara McClain and Mary Pesut are in charm, or nrrn ncrnmpntn for a dinner party to he held at 7 OCIock Wednesday night at Holly hock Hill for Phi Kaima Siema Sorority. After dinner tho guest Stationery Dept. Weddings and Mr. and Mrs.

William Holloway Stafford, 3522 Central avenue, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Sybil Stafford, to John Mead, son of Mrs. Franklin B. Mead of Fort Wayne. Miss Stafford is a member of the Junior League and the Dramatic Club. Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Collier, 2143 North Meridian street, have announced 'the marriage of -their dauehter Marjorie and George S. Woodward of Los Angeles, which took place Thursday in In dianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. Woodward have gone to Chicago. Tha mnrriacn of Miss Rosella Anna Benz, daughter of Mrs. Cath erine Benz of Springiiew, ana Joseph Li.

iffewer or Dpringueia, hith fnrmnrlv nf thin CltV. took Dlace yesterday morning in SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral with the Rev. Jaroes nnunin nf tliH bridegroom. olliciati'ng.

Miss Helen Shepard, or ganist, played. Miss miaegaroe Cieshop of Cincinnati, brides maid, wore a gown oi pinK wun hnhv hino nrrpaaories and carried pink roses and delphinium. The flower girls were Anna Clair Patterson of Cincinnati, cousin of the bride, and Delores Riegel, niece of the bridegroom. They wore frocks of yellow and blue organdy and carried imuirota nf sweet oeas. The bride wore a gown of white satin, princess stvle, with a slight train and a short white tulle veil fashioned in a cap at the head and caught witn orange blossoms.

She carried ralla lilies and lilies of the valley. Bernard Brewer, brother of the bride-rnnni vim host man and the ush ers were Randolph Benz, brother of the bride, and Paul Brewer, another brother of the bridegroom, roi lowing the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served to fifty guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reigel. Mr.

and Mrs. Brewer have a urnHrlinof trill thrOUBh the East and after June 15 will be at home in Springfield, 111. Mrs. William J. Schafer, 410S East Eleventh street, entertained witn a miscellaneous shower Thursday night for the bride.

Tinvn William Moffat of Mnriu'nn Vina announced the mar riage of her daughter Susann Le-nore and Dr. Edward Moffat Weypr Jr. of New York. The wedding took place Wednesday with the pastor of the Chelsea Presbyterian Church in New York officiating. Mrs.

weyer is sister of Mrs. F. R. Kautz. 4059 North Pennsylvania street, and frequently has visited Mr.

and Mrs. Kautz. itn Edward Rear- don. 31.57 East Washington street. have announced the marriage in rtnntrhter Helen Lorene and Milton Eugene Risdon of New York.

The wedding took place May i the Little Church Around the Corner in New York. They will live In New York. Mrs. Louise Schutte, 1710 South Talbott street, has announced the engagement of her daughter Marie E. to Samuel L.

Langley. The wedding will take place June 13 in Sacred Heart Catholic Church. The marriage of Miss Mary Bourne, daughter, of Myron Bourne, 6141 Broadway, and the Rev. K. R.

Roberts of Nevada. son of Mrs. Alma Roberts, 3335 North Capitol avenue, will take place June 11 at the Bourne home. Mr. and Mrs.

W. S. Condra, 1316 East Elm street, New Albany, have announced the engagement of their daughter Mildred Marie to Robert Brandon Nelson, Bon of R. H. Nelson, 2322 Central avenue.

The wedding will take place Saturday in the Beech Grove M. E. Church. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Hlckey. 808 North Rural street, have announced the engagement of their daughter Mary Catherine to S. A. Walker of Carmel. The wedding will take place June 29 in St.

Philip Neri Catholic Church. Mrs. Charlotte Heaton, 4W0 Carrollton avenue, has announced the marriage of her daughter Miriam and E. M. McCollum of Mishawaka.

The wedding took place May 26 In Gary. Mr. and Mrs, McCollum art at home at 4621 Magoun avenue, East Chicago. The marriage of Miss Kathleen I. Aughe, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Roy R. Aughe, 1505 West Pruitt street, and Floyd M. Wilson of Detroit, son of Mrs. J.

M. Wilson of Hope, took place last Sunday in the Riverside Park M. E. Church with the Rev. Harvey Kaesser officiating.

They will live in Detroit. Mrs. Clyde O. Nease, 4337 College avenue, has announced the engagement of her daughter Mary Cecils to Harley E. Claffey, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry G. Claffey. The wedding will take place June 23 in the Third Christian Church. Mr.

and Mrs. C. Woodstock, 1933 Central avenue, have announced the engagement of their daughter 'D6rdthy Isabel to Merle E. Scott of son of Mrs. Adeline Scott of Chicago.

The wedding will be late this- month. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 7. O'Connor, 556 North Jefferson avenue, have announced the engagement of their daughter Margaret to Lawrence O'Connell, 1600 East Vermont street.

The wedding will take place June 22 in St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. Miss Virginia Harris Bride of CM. Loch Wedding Takes Place in Richmond Couple to Live There, Special io The Indianapolis Star. RICHMOND, June Virginia Ferree Harris, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Harris, and Charles Miller Loch of this city, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Loch of Chicago, were married at the Harris home here today by the Rev. Charles Woodman of the West Richmond Friends Church. The bride's father is publisher of the Palladium and Item here and rlarv nf tha American Newspaper Publishers' Association. The bride wnro a cnurn nf whita mOUSSCline rie ni nnr! tulla vail trimmed with Inee frnm hnr mnthr' wedding gown. She was given in marriage Dy her father.

She was at tendee, oy ne" sister, Mrs. Richard Saulres of Philnrlolnhia Pa nnH hap cousin, Miss Dorothy Harris, also of rnuaaeipnia. William S. Prouaioot of Chicago was best man. Breakfast Follows Ceremony.

After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served. Appointments were in pink and white. Vases of Briarcliff and American Pride roses were used throughout the house. The ceremony took place in the living room before a large bay window which was banked with palms and ferns and festooned with smilax. The window was flanked with tall vases of pink gladioli and white peonies.

Members of the immediate families and relatives were present. Mr. and Mrs. Loch will be at homo here after July 1. Out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Loch and John Loch of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Ferree of Marlon, Mr. and Mrs. Ross C. Harris of Philadelphia and Mr. and Mrs.

Mark Ferree of Washington. Photoplay Indorsers to Hold Annual Picnic The annual picnic of the Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays will be held Tuesday at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Kiger.

Mrs. Carl R. Day, chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames David Ross, W. Y. Holmes, O.

M. Richardson, Lee Waddell and Robert Mottern. Miss Dorothy Tillman, reader, will give impersonations of movie actors and there will he games and music. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 o'clock. Reservations may be made with Mrs.

E. R. Lee. The mother's rhorus of James Whitcomb Riley school No. 4,1 will sponsor a musical program at Ii O'clock Wednesday afternoon in the school auditorium.

The program will be dedicated to the principal, Harold Gossett. Mrs. Nellie K. Jackson directs the chorus and Mrs. D.

E. Compton is accompanist. Dale Summer will play a cornet solo. Pupils Cf the school also will sing. SEEK GOLD IN ALABAMA.

GOODWATER, June Adams Co. of Birmingham today held an option on eight acres of land near here on which drills for locating a probable gold shaft will be placed within the next few days, Two other shafts sunk near here are showing up well in assays, It was said. MICE RUIN ORCHARDS. PORTERVILLE. Juno 1 Page the Pied Piper! Droves of field mice that chew the bark from" revs fire plaeuing oreharlits of this region.

In some cases the rodents strip ft rompMe circle of bark, necessitating bark-grafting to save the trees from death. MAKES ITALIAN CHEESE. DAVIS, June Bel-Paess type cheese, formerly made only In Melzo, Italy, is being manufactured for the first time in the United States by the dairy division of the University of California here. It is hoped to build a new industry arouna tne product. BEES SWARM ON CAR.

HANFORD, June An unusual traffic situation was created In Hanford when a swarm of bees drond down the main street and settled in a parked car. completely covering the exhaust pipe. Pedestrians watched Ernest Depuy gather the bees into a hive. CREEL BECOMES CRADLE SILVERTON, June George -Mais had to open his fishing season this year with a borrowed fish basket. When he went to his workshop to get his creel, hanging on a nail thpr he discovered it was inhabited by a mother sparrow guarding Jive eggs.

LAND ON WATERFALL SORUMSAND, Norway, June A forced landing on a waterfall has bepn added to aviation annals by two Norwegian army (Iters. They were rescued after a dramatic ruggl in th rapids below the fill. -x mfommmK Ji water softener but a brand-new product that enda forever hard washing in hard waterl Procter Gamble call this fine-laundering miracle Dreft. Dreft is the only product on the market that makes non-alkaline suds the safest suds ever discovered for delicate fabrics. You can plunge any "waterfast" color into these miracle suds and watch it stay fresh, sparkling-new through a year of tubbings! Women even wash fragile georgette crepes, satins, printed silks in Dreft and report amazing success.

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