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PAGE SIX TEHE KOKOlrO TRIBUNE PBO.MS 4OCIETY EUITOH Wliea you or vatertaln or are entertalnrd the Korlfly Bdltor all All mnfltty editor before aooo. SOCIAL CALENDAR MONDAY Tri Kappa sorority--Mrs. G. Thatcher, 118 Conradt avenue, p. m.

Phi Chi Epeilon sorority--Y. C. 7:30 p. m. Chapter w.

C. 6:3 p. m. Moriah Bebekah lodge--I. O.

F. hali, 7 p. m. American Legion Auxiliary-Mrs. George.

W. studebaker, 62 South Washington street, 7:30 jn. W. O. M.

Home, 7:30 p. m. TUESDAY Embroidery club--Mrs. Wlllard Phllippoy, South Buckeye street. Westminster Auxiliary, Firs Presbyterian church--Mrs.

Glen IIlllls. West Jefferson street road D. of A. Needie Circle--Highland park. W.

M. First Congregations church--Choate Memorial parlors 2:30 p. m. J-i. A.

M. E. church 3:30 p. m. Ps! Iota XI sorovity--y.

w. C. 7:30 p. m. Kokomo Chapter No.

S9. O. Temple, 7:45 m. WEDNESDAY Y. W.

F. M. Grace M. E. church--Miss Frona- Dye, West street road.

G. T. C. S. Needle Circle--Mrs East Marklanc! avenue.

Iris club--Mrs. Guy Nay, 411 'West Harrison street. Home Makers' club--Mrs. Frank Downhour, West street pike. J.

F. F. club--Mrs. Robert Woodward, 1914 South Armstrong street. W.

S. club--Mrs. Betty 2317 North Purdum street. O. B.

club--Mrs. Roy Hamll- to, 900 East Superior street. 7:30 p. m. Jollyette club--Mrs.

Violet 1026 South Jay street. St. Andrew's Guild--Mrs. w. Goltgrhtly.

605 South Ohio avenue. Alberta, Gordon class, First Baptist, church--Mr. and. Mrs. Ward Haynes, near Jowell; wiener roast.

Good Intent Circle, First MILLER BEAUTY SHOP SPECIAL Permanent Style, $5.00. Marcel! 4 Facials Arch Finger Wave with Shampoo. Hair 3724-W 306 w. Sycamore H. Jennings, -413 Western avenue, 2 p.

Philathea- class--Main 'Street Christian church, 2 m. Loyal Women's class. South Side Christian church--Mrs. Downs, 1811 South Webster-street 2 p. m.

1 THURSDAY Whatsover club, Main Street Christian H. G. Burrell, 1021 West Maple street, 2:30 p. m. Clay Township Home Economics club--Mrs.

Harry Matlock, West Jefferson street pike. Seroba club Mrs. William Townsend, 1045 South Webster street. We Reynolds. 327 West King street.

B. A. y. club--Mrs. Grace Mot- fett, 413 South Main street; all- 'day.

Pastime Needle Circle--Mrs. George Abbott, 1135 South Bell street. Past Pocahontao club Red Men's hall. L. O.

A. club--Mrs. Lucille Hamilton. 748 South Brandon street. East Harrison Home Economics club--Mrs.

Frank Widner, -Alto. Kokomo W. C. T. U--- Mrs.

Frank Fawcett, East Carter street. St. Agnea Guild--Mrs. Frank Thomas, Lafontatne street. Hard Times Dinner-Dance--Kokomo Country club, 6:30 p.

m. Harmony club--Mrs. Sherwood Jones, 1015 South Buckeye street. Home Guards--Main Street M. E.

p. L. Parr Memorial church-Mrs. Claude- Jones, 1S03 North Coartland street. Executive Board, Federation of Missionary societies--Choate Memorial parlors.

Congregational church, 2:30 p. m. W. M. Union.Street Friends church--Mrs.

Lora VanBlbber. 811 South Washington, street, 2 p. Ii. A. North Street Baptist church--Mrs.

Elmer Hal5. 1503 North Courtland street. 3:30 South circle, church--Mrs. E. Ricketts, 711 West Boulevard'' FRIDAY W.

H. church, 2:30 O. C. F. circl, Young, northwest wiener roast.

Street M. E. --Mrs. Mabel of Kokomo; MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1929 ing the ceremony a aer was given for members at the immediate families who were the only- guests at the wedding. The table had a centerpiece of pink and white blossoms.

Mr. and MrsL Oaks left later for Fort Lupton, to visit Mr. Oaks' sister, Mrs. E. R.

Pearson, and on their return to Kokomo in two weeks will be at home at 1470 East Mr. Oaks is owner of a grocery store In East Superior street. Both young people were graduated from, the' Kokorno High school. The cousins from the Wright'and Coate reunion nftt Sunday at the home of Capt. O.

L. Main, -1S15 S. Webster street, with an all-day gathering. All came with -well-filled baskets and at the noon hour all present enjoyed -a bountiful diaper, the table being decorated with garden flowers. The afternoon meeting was called to order and Nick Comer of Greentown, vice president of the Wright and Coate reunion, was elected president; Adolfs Wright of Kokomo vice-president, and Flora Miller of Center, secretary-treasurer.

It was voted to call the gathering the Wright cousins meeting and to meet at the home of Nick Comer of Greentown the second Sunday of September, 1930. The afternoon was spent socially. Those present were Mrs. Fannie Endicott of Andrews, Mr. and Mrs.

Abner Ratcliff of Flora, Mr. and Mrs. Guerney Hobson of Russlaville, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Davis of Indianapolis.

Mrs. D. Tucker of Elwood, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Comer of Falrmount, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Hollingsworth Lou Hollings- Mr. and Mrs. ILLNESS HALTS PLANS FOR HER WEDDING M. Neighborhood House.

W. C. T. U. JlcOinnig-.

Harrough Good Will, class. First Evangelical church--Mr. and Mrs. north of Kokomo on- Road SATURDAY-" Ida. M.

Mis L. T. E. -church, 2 m. edJ "'S of the month was that of.

Miss Dorothy Mae ee Ug te of Mrs Wie of South Lafontaine- and Millard A. Oaks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant. Oaks, 'Jef- on street, which 'Saturday evening at at he home of the bridegroom's par- mU, The Rev: Benjamin Ken.

dall, pastor of the Main street church, performed, the ceremony, using the double.ring ser- The bridal couple was unat- endod, standing i -an archway was decorated and baskets or garden flowers' The bride wore a lovely frock of orchid orepe.with;black suede slippers.and Isht Her. flowers pink and son and Mrs. worth of Wabash, Nick Comer and Mr. and Mrs. N.

Main of Greentown, Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Cosand and son, Mrs. Lydia Cosahd, Mrs.

Flora Miller and Mrs. Hepsie Hercules of Center, Mr. and Mrs. William Comer and daughters, Mary, Maxtne and Louise, Mr. and Mrs.

Mark Powers', Mrs. Nora Me Daniel, Adolph Wright. William Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. L.

Ma.ln and daughter, Jane, Mr and Mrs. O. L. Main, Doris Miller Ruth Comer, Hazel -Main, Byrel Davis, Ted and Donald Kobson Dine. Leo, Omer Main and June and Dorothy Dernell.

The Daughters of Union Veterans and members, of the G. A. R. and their wives were entertained Sunday afternoon by Mr. and Mrs Ward north of'tlie city at Jewell crossing.

About seventy were present. The day was Idea! and fifteen of the veterans were able to attend, the largest number gathered -together, for some time. The committee in charge waa composed of Mrs. Mary Mae Coate, Osee Keiter and Mrs. June Fleming, all daughters of Comrade Ezra Jackson.

The grandchildren of Mr. Jackson pro vivided the afternoon's program which consisted of a reading by Mildred Jackson, a violin'duet by Thelma Coaie and Mary Helen Fleming, reading-by'. Ellen Louise Jackson and a harmonica duet by Russell Keiter and Lawrence Hay- A i 'social hour followed and, refreshments were served-. Mr. and Mrs.

Haynes, who conduct an apiary, presented each of tiae comrades with a pint of strain ed honey. Descendants of Nathan B. Knotts, a Madison county pioneer, gather- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.

Andrews at Hemlock. Sunday afternoon. A bounteous chicken dinner was at the noon reunion organization was IOR To Be Shown WESDAY searching for months--our Fall Millinery stock js at its peak- Velours Velvet three most ifashionable materials for fall, including- bicorne extended side brims, deep scoop sides, elongated backlines, the Spanish influence. Beautiful-, fall Five dozen newest models just' received. TWO GREAT GROUPS 5 Marriage of Miss Valerie French, above, granddaughter of thS late Field Marshal French of England, will await complete recovery oT.

Henry Bradley Martin, her fiance, ill in'a Denver hospital." A hurried visit Miss French to the bedside of her fiance lea to rumors that a hospital ceremony would take place. was denied by Martin's father. Every "Ranted Golor in 'all. Head Sizes! formed with Mr. Andrews elected president and Mrs.

Andrews secretary and decision was reached to make the gathering a annual event. The 1930 meeting will be held at the home of Charles Knotts, near Elwood. Those present at Sunday's gathering u-ere: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knotts of near Ehvood; Mr.

and Mrs. Clem Knotts and' daughter, Helen, cear Huntington; Mr. and ilrs. Ora ICnotts and children, Henry Wayne, Ora, and Maxine, of near Van Bui-en; Mr. and Mrs.

Weaver Knptts'of near Frankton; Mr. and Mrs. Vassell Huitt of near Frankton; Mrs. Bernice Dellinger, Mrs. Herman McLsrran, Miss Alice Cashman, Miss Grace Cashman and Paul Rauskaup, all uf Indianapolis; Mr.

and Mrs. Lee J. Noble and children, Jane Ann, Betty Ruth, Ben and. Tom of near Fail-field. The third annual reunion the Hume family was Sunday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. George Westt'all, eight miles northeast of Marion, forty being in attendance. YVestfall the of the late Rev. William The day proved a most enjoyable one for all present. The afternoon's program consisted of Scripture lesson by Mrs.

Condon of Greentown prayer, by the Rev. Mr. Franks of Michigan, a song by Ray Condon, accompanied on the violin by his daughter, Rosalind, readings bj Mrs. Robert Snodgrass Muncle and Jilss Gertrude Wright of 3-reentown and songs and read- ngs by the children. The follow- ng officers were elected: President, Mrs.

Cora Jones, Kokomo; vice-president, Mrs. Icy Banner, Muncie; secretary. Miss Lucille Thornburgh, Muncie; treasurer. Robert Snodgrass, Aluncie. year's reunion" will be -held at the same time and place.

A breakfast of appointments was-given Miss Louise Brown when she entertained a group of friends at the Kokomo Country club Sunday morning. Jt was a typical southern 'plantation breakfast and was served at a table made attractive with red cloth, red bandanas for napkins arid place cards adorned with pickaninnies. The tabie was centered with a bow! of black-eyed susans. During the breakfast three negroes gave a program of plantation melodies on mandolins and guitar. The following were present: Misses Eldcreni: Deal, Josephine Beck, Helen and Margaret Laughlin', Attarah Fee, Jane Draper, Dual Scits.

Mary Springer, Edith Armstrong, Helen Ayres, Wllma Kncpple, Mrs. Louis Conradt, Mrs. Mary Virginia Swoigart, Mrs. John CardTwcll. Miss Julia Mason of Terre Haute and Mrs.

Philip Moh'ler of Peru. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley entertained with a potlu'ck dinner Sunday at their home in North Lafontaine street in honor of Mr. Ashley's forty-seventh birthday.

The guests were as Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ashley, parents of the, g-uest of Mr.

and Mrs. and Mrs. Claude 'arid daughters Florence Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Crawford and-son Ebert and Mrs. Anna Rivers. Of interest in Kbi-omo is the wedding of Miss Martha DeHbrtty, Mr. c.h, DeHority of Elwood, and Frederick of Sherman Harting.

also of which took'place Saturday morning at 11:30 o'clock at the Methodist Episcopal church in Elwood. The single ring ceremony was read by the Rev. H. C. Ha'rman in" the presence ot the immediate families.

The bride attended Indiana university followlng licr graduation from Elwood High school. Mr. Harting Is a former student at the University of Wisconsin. Immediately following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.

Harting left on a motor trip to Kentucky and on their return will be at. home with the bridegroom's father for the present. The marriage 'of Frederick Beecher of Chicago, son of Mr. Mrs. Grant Beecher, 1125 Courtland street, and Miss.

Edaa Margaret Cooney, of Mrs. Alexander Cooney of Madison, took place at" the Downey Avenue Chris tion church in Indianapolis Saturday. The.attendans were Herbert Rudduck of Mishawaka, cousin ot the bridegroom, and Miss Martha Hlnshaw of Carmel. sorority sister ot the bride. Mr.

and Mrs. Beecher will make their home In Chicago, Mr. Beecher holding-apposition with Motor Transit company. Both young people were graduated from Butler university in 1828. The bride is a member of the Alpha Delta-Pi sorority and Mr.

Beecher of the Kappa Delto' Rho fraternity, Announcements have been-'" rer ceived in Kokomo of the- marriage Misa Margot daughter "of Mr. and Mrs. Broneon Chapln Buxton of Philadelphia, and Stewart p. Grow' which took place Monday, Septemper 16, In New York City. During the family's residence in Kokomo, Mr.

Buxton was an executive with" the Apperson Bros. Automobile company. The bride attended the High school" and was popular in the younger social circles. and- Mrs. Arthur W.

Coleman, 1021 North Webster- street, announce the engagement, approaching marriage of their, only daughter, Mary- Virginia, to Jacob CCelhe.isel, son of Mr. Jacob Neiheisel. 1813 North Webster street. The will take place at St. Patrick's Catholic church Wednesday, October 2 which is the anni versary.of the marriage Mr Mrs.

Coleman- Miss Colemcn was graduated from the Hlgl school and is employed in the book keeping, department of the Continental Steel company. Coleman -is with the. Byrne-Kingston company. Mr. and Mrs.

James-: A. Ultts entertained Sunday, at their home 7 2 5 Webster street, the tol- owlng. relatives and friends and -Mrs: -Albert Uitts and sons Walter -and. Mr and Russell. Laughner 'and hree king- ery, Elmer Allen Budding, Mr.

and Mrs. and Mr. and. Mrs. W.

Uitts. Woman's Missionary society the First Congregational.church will meet in Choate Memorial parlors of the church Tuestkiy afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Davis wjjl have the topic on "The Church and the World." A good attendance is urged as this is tho first meeting of the fall. 4.

The Ladies'' Aid Society of the Grace M. E. church will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the cliurch patlors wi'th members of the fourth and fifth divisions' as hostesses. The prayer will be offered by Mrs. L.

C. Bentley and-Mrs. O. C. Smith will-have'the devotions.

Goo.d Inlent Circle of the First United Brethren' ehurch will- hold its monthly" meeting "at tlie home of Mrs. W. H. Jennings, 413. Western avenue, Wednesday, atfer- noon at 2-o'clock.

Some special business is to come before the members and it is urged that all. attend: The September meeting of the Woman's Missionary society- of the Union Street Friends church will be held at the home of Mrs. Lora Vanbibber. 811 South Washington street. Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

The T. O. B. club will meet at' home of Mrs. Roy East Superior street, Wednesday evening at 7:30 of with Mrs.

Grace Duncan as p'lanV ROTHMOOR COATS and the women that wear them They attract the younger set the gay, the keen, the very chic and the older socially prominent women whose comings and goings are headline news and golf women, businesswomen, college girls. All buy Rothmoors for the same reasons famous style, tailoring, woolens, furs. SPECIAL NOTICE! Mr. Herman Stein of the Rothmoor Coat Co. will be in this store all day Tuesday (tomorrow) with his smart line of tailored --sport and dress coats.

Women desiring a higher type coat will not fail to see this smart collection of lavishly fur-trimmed or strictly plain tailored coats. their September meeting at the home of Mr. and Mra Marschand north of Kokomo on Road 31, Frl- The Home Guards; of; the Maln St. M. E.

church will meet Thursday' afternoon at 4 o'clock -in the ch'urch- parlora Hostesses for the afterjiopn are' Pauline Shanks an.d 'Ma-' rie Harrell. The W. L. will regular session at the -home evening at 7:30 All members are urged 'to pres- ent as there of ance. The executive board of the Federation of Missionary.

Societies will meet in monthly session in. the- Choate Memorial" parlors a the First Congregational church' Arthur Ashley. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ashley and Mr.

and Mrs. John Coy and daughters Frankfort, Mr. and.Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. Amanla Sheets of-.

Anderson, Glen Bell of Galveston; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell and family, Mr. and Clark and Mr. and Mrs.

-Thomas i Garner and daughters Kokomo. day after Mr. Ashley received a number of which to remetnber the happy dc.y. Children, grandchildren and one great-grandchild of Mrs. Maiy Crawford gave her a pleasant sur- at Each lerson attending'is asked to take wf'eners, buns and marshmallowi The Ladles' Aid society of Parr tlem'orial church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs orth "Co'urt- and 'street.

All members are urged to be present. Mjss Martha 'Garritson and Miss Virginia Wilson-have been pledged the Indiana, university the Kappa Kappa Gamma sdror- ty. The Phllathea- class of the Main Street Christian church will "hold a sociable 'in the church parlors, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All members a're urged to be present. Mrs.

1015 South ppl.be Harmony club Buckeye a meeting of 'the prise Sunday at her home, 1723 North Armstrong street, the "tl.iy marking her seventieth Hirthday. Dinner served 'fit nob-i to file following guests: Mr. anil 'Thursday The Loyal Women's class-of the South Side Christian church will meet with Mrs. South at 2: The G. T.

C. S. Needle Circle will be entertained "Wednesday afternoon by E. B. Albright, East' avenue, Uhitah Council, -Degree of'poca- hontas, will its.regular me'et- ing- Tuesday social, hour The Ladies-Aid "society of; the! WiU 11OT the dB a session North 'Street' Baptist church! will.

meet Friday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs; Bliri'er 1603 North Courtland The meeting ot the Woman's Missionary society 'of- flje 'North Street Baptist 'church, which was to have been held Wednesday af- Frank Crawford, Miss Grace Craw-ford and Tom Kurd of" Gas City, Mrs. Glen White and brtby son Howard Glen of Marion, "Mr. ternoon, has been postponed on ac- Mrs. i count of sickness. The members of, the Good Will class (the young married people's class) and their: friends, will hold Kokomo Chapter No.

89, O. S.i will.meet In stated evening at at the Masonic Temple. There will be i'nitia- The psi Iota XI hold its first meeting of thl" a th'e' Y. WV C. A.

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Grace Mot fett. 41.9 South. The Y. cluh will meet- with Main Btreet.all day'Thursday. The South Side Circle of the meet with FU-st Congregational church will'West W.

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