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SECTION 2 THE COURIER-JOURNALS LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY; MORNfNG. JUNE ff. T933. 3Ej)(EbH EC I mammmmmmmmmmmmmmlmlmm I I 1 Sluvab-Wolfe Miss Elizabeth Shwab and Mr. William C.

Wolfe to Be Married. Luncheon -sZ The Little Theater Carnival Party Given Thursday Afternoon 1 Performance to Be Repeated Entertainment to Be Held At St At Benedict's. Sunday Afternoon. Mark's Church. Yager Henlein Miss Elizabeth Yager and Mr.

Carl Albert Henlein to Be Married. 1 I ''r. Arthur Yager announces the iigagement of his daugnter, Miss Elizabeth Dunbar Yager, to Mr. Carl Albert Henlein of Louisville and Cincinnati. The wedding will take place the latter part of June at the home of the bride's sister.

Mrs. Sam W. Es-kew, and Mr. Eskew. Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh McNeilly Shwab have Issued Invitations to the wedding of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Shwab. to Mr. William Clifford Wolfe.

The weddins: will take place at noon Saturday, June 24, at Christ Church Cathedral. There will be no reception. The ceremony will be followed by a wedding breafast at the home of the bride's parents for the bridal party. The following members have qualified and made reservations for the Little Theater Company's season of 1933-34 at The Playhouse: Dr. Raymond M.

Evans and Mrs. Evans, Messrs. and Mesdames Woodford Du-laney and William H. Burks, Mesdames Charles E. Claggett, Kenneth Taylor.

J. L. Rommel. George Braden and George W. Norton.

Misses Elizabeth Morgan Hereford. E. S. Almstedt, Mary Virginia Manby. Jean Graham, Simone O.

Thompson, and Sarah Jane Wheeler. The Little Theater Company is to repeat its alfresco performances given Saturday cf "The Birthday of the Infanta" and "The Wonder Hat" at $4 1 i I Louisville Female College with a luncheon given Thursday afternoon at Benedict's. A poem dedicated by Mrs. Helm Bohannan to the alumnae, was read. Articles concerning Helen Keller were discussed.

Miss Keller's mother was a member of the alumnae of this college. The newly elected officers of the club are: President. Mrs. Philip Gaertner; vice president, Mrs. D.

T. Smith; secretary. Mrs. Adelia Rawson. Those present at the luncheon were: Mesdames Philip Gaertner, D.

T. Smith. Adelia Rawson, Lucy V. Ains-lie. Frank Henderson.

James Ewing. William Fitch. Robert Canine. Harry Peet. Misses Madeline Hermany and Mary Wheat.

DiulleyNetcell Miss Anne Haxall Dudley and Dr. John L. Newell, Married Saturday. Luncheon The dance and floor show to be given in the parish house of St. Mark's Episcopal Church as part of the carnival will run from 9 to 1:30 o'clock on Tuesday night.

June 20. There is no extra cover charge for the dance and floor show. The floor show features the "Duffy Sisters" in comedy skits and fancy dancing. In addition to the regular orchestra there will be an accordion orchestra composed of Miss Mary C. Johnson.

Messrs. Walter Haynes and Lloyd Raake. The committee in charge includes Mesdames George Weldon. William Curry, A. H.

Fairleigh, Owen Watts. Oscar Leaser. Paul Semonin, Alfred Barr. Tcm Brown, William M. Brown, Edgar Straeffer, C.

C. McGuire and J. Wynn. The waitresses will be Misses Eleanor Barr, Neil Craik, Mildred McNally, Rosalind Wilson. Nancy Howard, Sammy Hubbard, Mary Du-Vall.

Louise DuVall and Lucy Lee Minor. For reservations, call Miss Nell Curry. Highland 0111. Auxiliary Held Meetin At Audubon Country Club. 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the out door theater at Judge Robert Bingham's home at Glenview.

In the event cf rain the performance will be postponed to Monday afternoon at 4. Entertainments Afternoon Tea Miss Mary Donaldson Is Guest of Honor. The Woman's Auxiliary of the Jefferson County Medical Society held its quarterly luncheon-meeting last week at the Audubon Country Club. The following officers were installed: President, Mrs. J.

Duffy Hancock: vice presidents. Mrs. L. Lyne Smith, Mrs. J.

Hunter Peake. Mrs. O. H. Kelsall, Mrs.

M. H. Mathewsian; secretary, Mrs. W. Kenneth Kannard; treasurer, Mrs.

Curt H. Krieger; parliamentarian. Mrs. William Jenkins. The following were guests at the luncheon: Mesdames E.

H. Koch, Paul Keith. R. C. Adams, S.

C. McCoy. J. C. Fitzpatrick, Frank Bohanan.

Henry C. Herrmann, Louise Langolf, C. H. Moore, L. Lyne Smith, O.

H. Kelsall. Philip Barbour, B. H. Blake, Charles E.

McBride. Foster Baird, G. A. Hen-don. George Coon, Arch Herzer.

A. T. McCormack. Paul Turner, M. H.

Mathewsian. John C. Rogers. O. H.

Personals Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hunlow entertained their bridge club Saturday night, June 3.

with a party. The following were present: Messrs. and Mesdames Edward Fieldhouse, Daniel Kegler, Robert Chandler. L. Stuart Crane, J.

W. Sternberg. Chester Felker, Harry Heinz, Mr. William Hudgins. Mr.

and Mrs. William Selke enter Miss Elizabeth Allen gave a dinner party Saturday night at the Louisville Country Club in honor of Misses Vir ginia Speed and Anne Cooper Parker. Invitations were limited to debutantes of last season and their escorts. Mrs. John P.

Conway gave a tea Saturday afternoon at her home in Beechwood in honor of Miss Mary Donaldson, who will leave June 23 to spend the summer in Europe. Mrs. Conway was assisted in receiving by Mrs. James Conway of Bardstown- Mrs. Pmkney Varble of Cleveland: Mrs.

Leo Smith. Misses Mary Conway, Katherine Smith. Alice Black of Franklin; Annabel Varble, Louise Black and Rebecca Black of Elizabethtown. tained their club Friday night, June Miss Mary Thomas Camp will return 2, with a party. Those present were: Messrs.

and Mesdames H. M. Walker, L. Stuart Crane, Richard Eberenz; Tuesday from Sarah Lawrence Col Mr. Fred Weigel.

lege to spend the summer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Hoke Camp. Miss Margaret Strater of Rye, N.

Mrs. Charles Heilmann enter tained last Sunday with a party given in honor of the birthday anniversary of her son. Master Theodore Heil will arrive Tuesday to visit her grandparents, Mr. and, Mrs. Claude R.

Barnes. The wedding of Miss Anne Haxall Dudley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Underwood Dudley of Middleburg. and Dr.

John Louis Newell, of Boston, son of Mrs. J. L. Newell of Brookline. took place at 4:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon in the Emanuel Protestant Episcopal Church in Middleburg.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Harry Shepherd Musson of Louisville and the Rev. D. Campbell Mayers, rector of the Emanuel Church. The bride wore a wedding gown of white satin and point applique lace with a long tulle veil falling from a cap of lace, which had a band of orange blossoms, she carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.

Miss Rosalie Merrill Noland of Richmond, cousin cf the bride, was the maid of honor. She wore blue mousseline de soie with a blue hat. Misses Louise Haxall Harris and Busan Haxall Frost of Baltimore, cousins of the bride, were the bridesmaids. They were gowned in peach olored mousseline de soie with hats match. All the bride's attendants Carried arm bouquets of garden flowers.

Mr. Henry Hall Newell of Brookline, was the best man and the ushers were Messrs. Thomas Underwood Dudley, cf Wilmington. and John Rowland Dudley of Middleburg. brothers of the bride; Aldrich Dudley, of Alexandria.

John Rogers Flather of Lowell, Kir-by Pisk and Dr. Lee Kendall of New York. The ceremcny was followed by a large reception at Exning, the country home of the bride's parents, in Loudoun County, near Middleburg. The bride is a granddaughter of the late Rt. Rev.

Thomas U. Dudley, Bishop of Kentucky has many relatives in Louisville. She is a graduate of the Foxcrcft School and made her debut both in Virginia and at the Bachelors Cotillion in Baltimore. Dr. Newell is a graduate of Harvard, class of 1926 and of the Harvard Medical School, class of 1930.

At the conclusion of their wedding trip. Dr. Newell and Mrs. Newell will make their home in Boston. Mass.

Among the guests for the wedding were the Rev. Harry S. Musson, Mrs. Musson and Mr. Shepherd Musson of Louisville.

mann. The following were present: Misses Clariss Bierbaum. Koseiana Reesor, J. G. Clem, E.

L. Pirkey, J. C. Ray, Charles Roser, w. Kenneth Kannard, George Leachman, R.

Speaker, George H. Ray, G. C. Arnold, John O'Neill. Walter Hume, Curt H.

Krieger. R. T. Hudson, H. W.

Venable. C. McNeill, George Lawson, W. E. Fallis, C.

C. Maupin. D. M. Cox.

J. Duffy Hancock, j. R. Bus-kirk, R. O.

Joplin, T. J. Crice. O. O.

Miller. E. W. Stokes. O.

p. Miller, D. Y. Keith, R. E.

Blackerby, J. L. Jones, J. Hunter Peake. c.

C. Alt-man. L. W. Neblett.

O. M. Crenshaw, Lebanon; Mifses Viola Fitzpatrick. Carolyn Crice, Anne Marie Canary, Lebanon; Messrs. Robert Hendon, Samuel J.

Spalding, Lebanon; James Ed Hyde. Welton, Evelyn Peters, Edna Mae burke; Masters Eugene Wenz. Carl Mr. and Mrs. Franklin P.

Weber left Thursday night to spend two weeks in Chicago. Miss Alice Trabue has returned from a visit in New Orleans. Denkler, Jerry Denkler, William Gruner. James Burke, Edward Denkler. William Burke, Marion James Dicken.

David Drain, Douglas Gruner, Harold Gruner, Theodore Heilmann. Miss Thelma Hagan entertained Wednesday with a luncheon given at Mr. Randolph Brown has returned from the University of Virginia to spend the summer with his parents, the Rev. Connor Brown and Mrs. Brown.

her home on Wrocklage Avenue. Covers were laid for Misses Lucile Payne. Lillian Gaines. LaVerne Endicott of Weildings New Albany, Margaret Smith, Thelma Hagan. Miss Marea Marshall Martin, who left in April to visit in Bronxville, NevYork and Washington, is now in Cincinnati visiting her brother, Mr.

George Marshall Martin, and Mrs. Martin. The Alumnae of St. Anthony's Hos pital School of Nursing sponsored a Miss Annette Crutcher will leave this week for Frankfort to attend the wedding of Miss Margaret Vreeland and Mr. William Marshall Durrett of Covington.

The wedding of Miss Betty A. Walter and Mr. George E. Hook wa solemnized at 8 o'clock Saturday night at the West Louisville Evangelical Church, the Rev. N.

J. Bar-tell performing the ceremony. Mrs. John Maddox was matron of honor and Mr. Walter Merhoff was best man.

Miss Evelyn Walter was her sister's bridesmaid and Miss Betty Joy Donavan. cousin of the groom, was flower girl. Master BiUie Plttilko was ring-bearer and the ushers were Messrs. Victor I. Cartwright, Herbert Schneider and John Maddox.

The church was decorated with ferns and lilies. The bride who was given in marriage by Mr. John Walter, wore a white satin dress made on princess lines. Her tulle Veil which formed the train was cap shape and held in place with clusters of orange blos picnic at Cherokee Park Wednesday as their final meeting of the year. Those present were Mesdames Mary Lou Scott.

Louise Becker. Mildred Kaelin; Misses Margaret Kister. Ann Rudolph, Magdalen Fouschee. Zelma Shelton, Lucille Krim, Irma Eberle, Ann Koproski, Columbia Carter, Lena Downs, Helen Bartley. Mary James.

Lorena Flood. Margaret Smith, Lucille Payne, LaVerne Endicott, Lillian Gaines, Clara Ziegler, Amelia Schaf-fer, Mary Ann Bierley, Thelma Hagan, Elizabeth Royce. Mrs. C. J.

Fleitz entertained Monday with a luncheon-bridge at the Egyptian Tea Room. Those present were Mesdames Edward Pracht, Carl Koellner. Edward Oyler, Robert Seay, J. L. McDougall.

Thomas Walker, C. J. Fleitz, Miss Josephine Peake. Among the Louisville guests who will attend the Vreeland-Durrett wedding in Frankfort on Saturday will be Judge Arthur Peter and Mrs. Peter, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Peter, Dr. Gavin Fulton and Mrs. Fulton. Messrs.

and Mesdames Karl Jungbluth. M. Cary Peter. William H. Crutcher, and Roland Whitney.

Mrs. Karl Jungbluth and Miss Amelia Jungbluth will leave July 1 for Wequetonsing. Bridge Party Entertainment Given Last Week for Charity. C0 Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Bcckler of Sarasota. are visitine Mrs Reck- soms. icrs sister. Mrs. Bodley Booker, and) The matron of honor wore a pink Mr.

Booker in Nitta Yuma. Harrods silk organdy gown. She carried an arm bouquet of briarcliff roses and creek. Miss Mary Lee Boyd entertained, Tuesday at the Egyptian Tea Room with a luncheon in honor of Miss Mildred Cole of Campbellsville. Those present were Misses Emma Marie Stahl, Mary Andriot, Mildred Cole, Jennie Kommer, Florence Cain, Maude Andriot, Edmonia Stuessy, Olivia Lohnoeller, Ethel Cain.

Mar-jorie Larner, Helen Maurphy, Mary Lee Boyd. Mrs. Strauder Goff and Miss Sarah Buckner returned Saturday to Winchester after a visit to Mrs. Woodward. Mrs.

Edward Altsheler gave a card Party Friday night at the Honey-Krust Reception Rooms of the Grocers Baking Company on Seventh Street for the benefit of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Among those present were: Dr. A M. McKeithen and Mrs.

McKeithen Messrs. and Mesdames Harry Heath Clyde Donielson, Ben S. Clarkson George R. Bickel. John McChord Charles E.

Stoll. Edwin Parsons Kelly. Vincent Thomas. Andrew Broaddus, Thomas A. Barker, Edward Altsheler Philip B.

Newman; Mesdames Edward Altsheler. Wallace Miller. J. O'Bannon, Leslie M. Patterson.

Emily H. Nichols. Alice Wilson. Humphrey Robinson. Hugh Nelson Wood.

MacDonald Bethel, George H. Hester Thomas Hastings. Lawrence Breed delphinium. The bridesmaid wore a yellow organdy sleeveless gown. She carried an arm bouquet of talisman roses.

The flower girl wore a pink organdy frock and carried a basket of roses. The ring-bearer wore black velvet suit, white satin blouse. The mother of the bride wore a beige crepe gown and a corsage bouquet of sweet peas. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the groom parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Hook. Mr. and Mrs. Hook left for a short motor trip and after June 15 will make their home on Forty-third Street. Mrs.

Charles H. Wintersmith. who has been ill at her apartment in The Maj flower, is convalescent. Miss Katherine Chapin has returned from Carlton College, North-field, to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Chapin.

The Wednesday Afternoon Club entertained with a luncheon-bridge at the Egyptian Tea Room. Those present were Mesdames Anna B. Knoop, i-Tanic inoop, R. w. Harrod.

Knoop, R. E. Rosenbury. Georee F. Alexander T.

Farnsley. Junius Wool Miss Jean Barker will leavp WwinM. folk. Charles' F. Wood.

Hugh A vent Flamm, E. Bush. Henry McHugh, day to spend the summer in England. Elizabeth Vaughan. Helen M.

West Asmc-n, l. s. Schorch, c. C. Krauss, Mrs.

Henry A. Walker has returns from a visit in Indianapolis. Mr. Kenneth McDonald of San Francisco was the guest last week of Mr. Henry O.

Gray in Anchorage. W. F. Grayott. Paul Burks.

M. Leeds. Julian Parks, Carrie D. Clarke, C. R.

Taylor. Ray Herrmann: Misses Ellen Converse. Katherine Boggess, Jean M. Shephard. Frances Shephard, Gertrude Nail.

Alice Crowley. Belle Noel, Elizabeth Mclver, Farris Chick, Joie Vogel. Marie Schlemp, Jane Lin-denberger, Emma Loving: Messrs. Frank Berkley. Arthur Grafton.

Tuley Brucker. Judge A. T. Burgevin and the Rev. Dr.

Henry L. Durrant. Mr. Alex Cheek of Middletown. Ohio, is the week-end euest of Mr.

The wedding of Miss Mary Josephine Schmidt and Mr. Edward Raymond Kaiser was solemnized at 8:30 o'clock Thursday morning, June 8. at St. Francis of Assist Church. Father Meyering performing the ceremony.

Miss Kitty Kern was maid of honor and Mr. Henry Kroeger was best man. The bridesmaid mm Miss Frances Schmidt and the flower girl was Miss Bobbie Mae Kaiser. Messrs. Albert Schmidt, Joseph Reinhart and Cleet Reinhart were the ushers.

The church was decorated with ferns and garden flowers. Tall standards holding lilies marked the aisles. The bride, who was given in mar Ben A. Long. Messrs.

Paul Druicn. Edward Nic- oles and Tom Van Arsdale are spend The minstrel troupe of St. George Catholic Church entertained Wednesday night. May 31, with a party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Hutton on Gaulbert Avenue. The following attended: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hutti, Mrs. George Goebel; Misses Elizabeth Shelton.

Docia Lee Hamm. Mary Goebel, Dorothy Jarbce, Helen Moser, Fay Ash, S. Mudd. Marie Scott, Alice Brennan, Claudia Shelton, Ruby Skees. Aline Maria Castell, Frances Rue, Anna Mae Goebel Dawson, Cleotoi Messrs.

Anthony Peter-worth, Martin Hutti. Ken Dawson, James Shade. Bert O'Brien, Robert Davis. Winifred Kluesner. Charles Schupp, Adrian Wiseman, Irvin Hem-merle.

William Kremer. Shedman Carpenter, Joseph Davis. John Young, Jesse Spalding, Leo Biven, William Shivell, Sam Phelps, George Fehler and Mark Kelly. ing ten days on a camping trip near Announcements Pineville. Mr.

and Mrs. B. C. Milner of Atlanta are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Milner. Mrs. Percy Young returned Saturday to Lexington after a week's visit in Louisville. Dr. Theodore von Beust and Mrs.

von Beust entertained the faculty of the School of Music of the University of Louisville Saturday at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Attkisson have announced the marriage of their daughter.

Miss Frances Lanier Attkisson. to Mr. John Francis Dugan on May 31. Mr. and Mrs.

William Harry Orrill announce the engagement cf their daughter, Miss Leone Virginia Orrill, to Mr. James Clifford Eblen. The ceremony will take place in August. Mr. and Mrs.

Bruno Baude announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Thelma Baude, to Mr. Henry Cook. The wedding will take place June 17 at the home of the bride's parents. Miss Polly Moxley, daughter of Air.

and Mrs. S. B. Moxley of Shelbyville, landed Saturday in New York after spending the winter at school in Rome, Italy. Miss Moxley has visited Miss Embry Cowan in Louisville.

Miss -Polly Castleman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David II. Castleman. Miss Juliette McDonald is the daughtt- of Mr.

Donald McDonald. Miss Elizabeth Lewis will take part in carnival at Centre College on Monday night. Mrs. Caroline Robertson of Washington is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George T.

Wood. Jr. Miss Christine Glaser was guest of honor at surprise party given May 26 at her home on Eastern Parkway. Those present were: Misses Mary Jane King. Jean Vetter, Thelma Hinkebien.

Edna Redle. Ella Garth Choate, Mary Katherine Bartlett, Martha Mazzoni, Doris Sullivan, Mary Lovett Stengel, Rita Bosler, Marjori'e Sats, Christine Glaser; Messrs. Ken- Klosterman. Clifford White, Robert Pressley, Kenneth Dink. Mrs.

Gilbert S. Cowan will sail Tuesday for France to visit her son, Mr. Gilbert S. Cowan, Jr. ham, H.

Weinmann, E. Leist, C. Zehnder. C. Martel.

J. Schaefer, K. Jacob, L. C. Bauer, S.

Barnsicv. G. Lyons, M- Kattan, W. Bridwell; Muses Mayme Martel, Lillian Jacob, Gertrude Weinmann. Theresa Frederick and Alvena Jacob.

Mrs. H. Chalk entertained her club Thursday at her home on Barbee Mr. and Mrs. Charles De Peudry riage by her father.

Mr. F. D. Schmidt, was gowned in white satin. The bridal veil, which formed the train, was of tulle and lace combined.

She carried a bridal bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore a yellow chiffon sleeveless gown. She wore a picture hat of maline. ruffled gloves and shoes to match. She carried an arm bouquet of talisman roses.

The bridesmaid wore a pink chiffon gown. She wore a pink picture hat of maline and carried an arm bouquet of briar-cliff roses. The flower girl wore a blue organdy frock mounted over blue satin. She wore blue ribbon hair dress, blue sash and carried a basket filled with roses. The ushers wore blue flannel coats, white trousers and black and white shoes.

The mother of the bride wore a flesh chiffon gown, natural color straw hat trimmed in brown velvet and a bouquet of sweet peas. Folio wine the ceremony, the wed-ding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser left for a motor trip.

The wedding of Miss Evelyn Charlotte Wets and Mr. John 11. Pope. Jr, took place Saturday morning at St. Joseph's Church.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Gratian Meyer. Way. The guests were Mesdames A. Misses Embry Cowan, Adore Rose and Constance Clark left Friday for nett Robinson, Norman Marton, John Charles Welsh, Robert Cusick.

B. Temple, James Barry. James Curran, Arthur Hohmann, Sheridan Cusick, Howard Kline. Clctus Reinhardt, Joseph Reinhardt, James Shade, Lambert Lally. Bernie Lammers, Bus Franck, Robert Diebold, Ray Hanley, Earl Haley, J.

P. Riley, Kenny Richardson, William Barnett, William Ballard, Joseph McWilliams, Bert Mat-tingly, L. h. Holzknecht, Cyril Bonn. Oscar Kagel, Harrison Heuglin, William Habich.

Ed Simms, Frank Sage, Kentucky Street. Those present were Misses Antoinette Caroline Brumleve. Mary Margaret Stucken-borg, Helen Stuckenborg. Marie Dil-ger. Dorothy Klein.

Ethel Neel and iZ'izabeth Potts. Mrs. J. A. Paradis and Mrs.

C. H. Worden and members of the Auxiliary of the Good Shepherd will give a bunco and card party Thursday afternoon and evening. June 22. at Fontaine Ferry Park.

Schwarzer, A. Hassenfratz, J. Busch- T. Erthle. Jame Bittenbach.

Jane ermohle, E. Cutsinger, J. Duncan, Al Lexington, to attend the finals at Dicken, C. Martin. F.

Weiss, L. Ro Warden, Slyvan Casper, Tom Savage, Charles Schutz, Jack Mudd. Charles Simmons, Ted Pirates, Louis Hollen- sier, A. Harpring, W. Hunt.

the Washington and Lee University. Misses Edith Hall and Nool Hall left Thursday for Lexington, Va. Miss Anne Babcock returned Satur bach, Azzie Graves, Sam Severance, Patrick Sheridan. Charles Yann, John Martin, Sam Clark, Dan Boone, John Schwartzel, Norman Downard, Tom Crowe, Dane Gnau. George James O'Brien, Vincent Berti.

A picnic was given for the dis- i day from the Maderia School to spend the summer with her parents. bandment of the Go I Go Club Miss Mildred Litchfield whose mar- Smart. George Rattermann, Frank Mr. and Mrs. George W.

Babcock. by Miss Alma Haffey on the Catlett riage to Mr. Hugo J. Bobzjen took The members of St. Andrew's Choir gave a moonlight hike and camp-fire feast at Big Rock in Cherokee Park last Wednesday.

The chaperones were Messrs. and Mesdames Albin S. Cornwall, G- T. Stites, Guy S- Mead-or, Lee Cralle, Jr. The choir members attending were Misses Martha Pennington, Jean Meador, Mildred Haury, Grace Haury, Carolyn Estes, Katherine Dcbbs, Emily Clark, Margaret Cornwall, Virginia Stites, Frances Lambert, Virginia Kubaugh, Cornelia Cook, Frances Lewis, Laura Pringle; Messrs.

Bruce Burdon, Robert Field-haus, Sawnee Storm, George Melton, Lauren Johnson and Walthal Beville. Miss Alvena Jacob, whose marriage to Mr. Elmer Cunningham will take place June 14, has had several entertainments given in her honor. Miss Dolores Bitler entertained with a kitchen shower Monday at her home in honor of Miss Jacob. Those present were Mesdames H.

Jacob, G. Bitler; Misses Dolores Bitler, Margaret Weenmann, Agnes Weenmann, Catherine Weenmann, Lillian Jacob, Mae Jacob. Thelma Jacob, Dorothy Estate at Shively. Ky. Those Dresent Hines, fenerman Hinkebein, Andrew Hari, B.

D. Schuhmann, C. Weihe, Ray Cassidy, William Batman, Benard McCartin, Guy Owen, Joe Cassin, William Lensing, Richard McDonald. A surprise picnic supper was given in honor of Miss Dixie Abram on Tuesday. This was followed by an enter place Tuesday has had several entertainments given in her honor.

Miss Aline Young entertained May 16 with a kitchen shower in honor of Miss Mildred Litchfield. Those present were Misses Esther Kammer, Mildred Rickert. Anna May Boyce, Alma Litchfield. Virginia Bowman. Cath- announce the marriage of their daughter.

Miss Mary Alyce De Peudry. to Mr. Fred F. Wempe. The wedding took place May 16 at St.

Charles Bor-romeo Church, the Rev. Charles P. Raffo officiating. Mrs. Samuel H.

Marrs announces the engagement of her daughter. Miss Mildred Marrs, to Mr. Louis Leonard Rodman. The wedding will take place the latter part of June. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Week announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Edna Rae Week, to Mr. Curran C. McBarron.

The wedding will take place the latter part of June. Mr. Samuel Baer announces the engagement of his daughter, Miss Anne Babe Baer. to Mr. George Rosen of New York.

The wedding will take place Wednesday night, June 14. Mr. and Mrs. Thcmas Echols Ferguson of Learned. announce the engagement of their daughter.

Miss Elizabeth Ferrwson. to the Rev. Will-Jam Edwin Richardson of Louisville, formerly of Hattiesburg. Miss. The wedding will take place Thursday, June 29.

were: Misses Dorothy Nitzken. Mary E. Pohl. Louise Schmeing, Elnora Pa-trica Buther, Laverna Lee Burris. Lib-bv BirckeL Alma Haffey Messrs.

Walter Haies, Carl C. Sternberg, Irwin M. Ousler. William Hutchins. Cletess R.

Craven. Anthonv GLsh. John B. Blanton of Birmingham, Ala. Hanke, Macella Bitler, Angela Bitler, Alvena Jacob.

Miss Virginia Robards will leave June 23 to spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. J. A. Douglass in Rondeau Park, Canada. Lieut.

Walter W. Honaker. U. S. N.

and Mrs. Honaker. left Cambridge, Mass- June 1 and will visit in Indianapolis and Detroit before coming to Louisville to visit relatives. Lieutenant Honaker has iust completed a post graduate course at Harvard University. Miss Evelyn Weis will sponsor card party at 8 o'clcck Tuesday night at Clay and Walnut Streets for St.

'erine Jones, Mildred Litchfield. Aline i Young. Miss Sara Lee will present a eroup Mrs. Katherine Goodman Hammock will present her pupils in a recital at Miss Bertha MaSer entertained May The attendants were Miss Loretta Weis and Mr. William Kreiger.

The bride wore a swagger suit of white crepe with white turban. She carried a bouquet of bride's roses gardenias. The bridesmaid wore an aquamarine swagger suit with a turban to match. She carried a bouquet of pink roses and blue delphinium. After a short wedding trip, Mr.

and Mrs. Pope will be at home at 1933 Pavne Street. of pupils in a song recital Wednesday "ith a rrsonal shower given in ninM i v.o RtticH Bit. Tmni 1 17 witn a personal snoer bi honor of Miss Mildred Litem leid. Mrs.

Pascal Giuliano and Mrs. L. H. Heemann entertained with a miscellaneous shower Wednesday in honor of Miss Alvia Jacob. Those present were Mesdames Pascal Guiliano.

L. H. Heemann, George Lyons; Misses Marcella Bitler, Angela Bitler, Dorores Bitler. Mae Jacob. Margaret Williams, Thelma Jacob and Alvena Jacob.

Brook and Gray Streets. Those appearing on the Drogramm? will be Those present were Mesdames Albert Pfieffer. James Paul; Misses uertna Bisig. Margaret Schanzenbacher. Dor- Mildrea Luch field -OhPohl oth wikannn ciaric Anna Aline Young, Virginia Shircliffe.

LU- Miss Thelma Jacob entertained with Schimpff. Marv Harca: Messrs. Owen cil. Pohl- Keiran. Paul Ulrich, Edward Groher.

Ms Alma Litchfield entertained Thixton Sorenser and Walter Mer-May 26 with a miscellaneous a personal shower Thursday in honor of Miss Alvena Jacob. Those present 8 o'clock Tuesday night in the Crystal Ballroom of the Brown Hotel. The following will take part: Misses Aileen Able. Florence Gross. Lillian Euless.

Corinne Meier. Charlotte Mc-Collum. Evelyn Harbsmeier. Ray Elizabeth Violet Harlamert, Ethel Gross. Vivian Hauck Christine Ridge, Edna Engle; Messrs.

Louis Wernz, William Wesser. Herman Haynes. Gilbert Hauck. William Kraft. Harold Ashley.

Calvin Kriete. Albert Weller. Everett Zimmerman and William Clowes. Mrs. Myrtle Zahn will be the accompanist.

The following will be ushers: Mrs. Harold Ashley. Misses Gertrude De-Moss. Lucille Dupin and Virginia tainment given by Miss Ada Clare Speckman at her home on Eastover Court. The guests were Misses Dixie Abram.

Jane Guthrie. Marion Meh-ler, Katherine Khck, Ada Clare Speckman: Messrs. Carl Weber. William Schneider, Edgar Norton, William Hunter. Rudy Von Allman.

Mrs. A. W. Paul was entertained with a party in honor of her birthday anniversary last Tuesday at her home on Goss Avenue. Those present were: Messrs.

and Mesdames A. M. Paul. Luther Pressley of Chicago. William Denk.

Dave Nowling of Chicago. William Godfrey. L. McDonald. H.

Klosterman. C. White, Robert Happel, George Huber, C. Ullrich. R.

Hilliard. A. W. Stuart: Misses Lillian Paul, Alice Dink. Nancy Jane Paul, Sally Jane McDonald, Eleanora Martin, Alma Klosterman.

Virginia Press-Icy. Jane Rae Nowacki; Messrs. R. T. Lisht, William McDonald, Harold given in honor of Miss Mildred Litch- hoff.

The public is invited. The wedding of Miss Mildred H. Litchfield and Mr. Huro J. Bobzien was solemnized Tuesday momma.

June 6 at the Holy Cross Church, th Rev. John T. Hill offlclatlnts. Miss Alma Lltchfirld. courin of the bride, was the bridesmaid.

Mr. Milton Clancy was the best man. were Mioses Thelma Jacob. Mildred field Those present were Mesdames Mr. and Mrs.

John Hines announce Mrs. Roy Carson will entertain the J. r. smith, James Cox. Lloyd Spies, Strathmoor Homemakers Club Mon-; r.

w. Bobzien, S. A. Stapp. C.

J. Nuzura. Clarence Litchfield. E. Robert day at her home on Wetstein John Catholic Church.

Miss Marv Elizabeth Weber will leave this week for Milwaukee to attend a convention and will spend a few days in Chicago. Mrs. Walter McNeil cf Chicago, formerly of Louisville, is the guest of her mother. Mrs. George H.

Rumple, at her home cn Western Parkway. Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Mayland, are the guests of Dr.

Martin L. Mayland and Mrs. Mayland in Fair- (Conttnued on Pace 6.) Steier. Catherine Hase, Amelia Ernst Weinman. Marcella Bitler.

Angela Bitler, Delores Bitler, Margaret Weinman. Catherine Weinman. Agnes Weinman. Margaret Ross, Irene Bray, Thelma Aldridge, Leona Zehnder, Mae Jacob, Lillian Jacob and Alvena Jacob. Mrs.

Charles Cunningham entertained with a linen shower Friday in honor of Miss Alvena Jacob. The the engagement of their daughter. Miss Catherine Hines. to Mr. Frank X.

Sullivan. Th wedding will take place at 7 o'clock Wednesday morning at St. George's Church. 1 Mrs. George E.

Medley of Owens-boro, announces the marriage of her daughter. Miss Isabelle Medley, Jones. Mary Litchfield, Henry Litchfield; Misses Catherine Brown, Margaret Flaherty, Marvil Litchfield, Adelaide Meiners. Virginia Bowman, Esther Kammer. Anna May.

Boyce. Adelaide Litchfield, Aline Young, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Daniel Bickel were recent hosts at an informal reception given at their home on Harvard Drive. Mr.

and Mrs. Bickel were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Bicktl's (Continued on Pate 9.) The Club Trident will sponsor a dance to be given at the New Club Fontaine on Friday night, June 16. Reservations have bsen made for Messrs. Ed Shaw.

Joseph Tyrell. Tony Miss Elizabeth Potts entertained her (Continued on Pace 6.) guests were Mesdames C. Cunning- clubs recently at hex. home oa East Diebold. B.

Owens, James Bennett. (Continued on Pace 6.).