The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 7

THE SUNDAY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1933. SEVEN Labor Day Observance at Country Clubs Extends Over Weekend PHONE 4500 Dances, Bridge Athletic Events Mark Holiday The social observance of Labor day will extend throughout tha Miss Morrison, C. R. Frazier Wed in Pontiac Tha marriage of Miss Josephine weekend, with many gueau prrtson of Pontiac and Charles R. azler of Chicago took place in the presence of 250 guests at 8 p.

m. Saturday at the First Presby terian church of Pontiac, with the Rev. A. Brabson Morrow officiat ing. Bloomlngton Country club bKan Its Labor day celebration Satuiday night at tha club house with a dinner dance.

The harvest moon of September did its part and tables for ths 130 diners were placed la Its light mingled with the radiance from scores of electric bulbs. Dinner by reservation will be served at the club Sunday noon, and both at noon and night Monday. Varied kinds of athletics will Preceding tha ceremony, the brides brother, John Morrison, gave half hour organ program, playing "Prelude," Bonnet; 'Alle-gro-Vivace," Handel; "Llebe- straume," Liszt; "Caprice Vlen-nois," Kreisler; "Only a Rose," Frl-ml; "Sweet Mystery of Life," Her mark the day at Bloomlngton Country club. The men will hold bert; "Largo," Handel, and "Meditation," Massenet Miss Ruby a flag tournament, with 18 bolea handicap, medal play. Softball Game.

Much Interest and excitement la expected from a aoft ball game at 3 p. between the married and Henderson sang "At ''Because" and "Oh Promise Me." The bridal music from "Lohen grin" was played as the wedding single men, with Yontt Bonnett party entered the church and approached the altar. Palms and baskets of pink and rose gladiolus captain for the married, and Joe Bohrer, captain for single blooms flanked tha altar, and can delabra bearing white tapers gave men. The auxiliary and golf luncheons for women during the light. week will be held as usual Tuesday In tha wedding party were Miss and Friday.

Alice Hayden of Sun Prairie. Maplewood Country club extend as maid of honor; Earls English of Chicago as best man; Miss Kath ad the weekend, to consider Friday night's bridge dinner as Ita leen Callahan of Morgantown, main Labor day festivity. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shrlgley were the host Mm.

Henry Champlaln III of J3anston. Mrs. Carl F. Ward of Vntlae and Mrs. Ralph Marquis of and hostess committee members.

Ttocheater, N. T. as bridesmaids. At tha brldgs of the evening Mrs. H.

D. Hanger and Fred O. Paul vera winners. Joan Relnagla of Pontiac served as flower girl. Tha ushers were Monday will be utilized for much Pwlght Cochran of Cincinnati 1mmmmmmmmumtoaimmmmmmm i i ii law ljsh wgamnamwsMBBeaBWiaBBBwwawawaBw mmmmwmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmm Henry C.

Champlain III of Evans-ton; John Garcia of Chicago and golf at tha club, wtth meals served those with reservations. Mrs. L. Irwin is the September general bridge chairman for women, and Elmer Graga of Chicago, Tha bride wore a gown of white satin made on princess lines, with Grraldine Merchant, Misa Cray, guest of honor; Miss Nancy Raisheck, Mist Jane lllllabrand, Mae Jones and Miss Jeanne Anderson. Rear row, are Roger Shaffer, John Holder, Clint en B.

Boper, Darwin Rust, Jack Lurey, Bradford Rodgrrs and Harold Bender. fane Allendlng the costume dance given at Bloomlngton Country club last week by Miss Jeen Hopcr and Miss Dorothy Larlson In honor ef the former'! guest, Miss Helen (iray ef Rldgewood, N. J. were: front, left to right, Mist Betty Belch, John Morris, Misa Roper, MUa Larlson and Charles Helm. Second row, Kumnrr Goodfcllow Jr, Miss Jane Hsrwood, Mlse Betty Clark, Mlse Mary Belch, Misa Mra.

Bertha Schlosser will aaetst at tha auxiliary luncheon Tuesday. a long train. Her tulle veil was Mrs. William Mcintosh of Colfax caught with orange blossoms, and will direct golf play Tuesday against tha August ringer ecore. 1 1" Dinner Dance Monday.

Lakeside will hold a Labor day her shower bouquet was of white roses and lilies of tha valley. The maid of honor wore a dress of pastel blue crepe and carried an arm bouquet of pink rosea and gypso-phlla. Mrs. Ward and Miss Callahan wora pink crepe gowns and Mrs. Champlaln and Mrs.

Marquis, gowns of rose crape, and all had dinner dance, at 7 p. m. Monday at tha club house, this la an annual event under the general di i arm bouquets of blue asters. The "Wfc 1 flower girl wora pale blue organdy, Following tha ceremony, a form rection of tha club ofrirers. Frank K.

Pureell, President; E. B. Morse, vice president, and John H. Btaley, ecrstary-treasurer. Tha entertainment committee Includes Verner W.

Kurth. Martin Behrend, W. Bentley Pitts and Mra. Will F. Cos.

tlgan. Other club directors, taking active part In tha arrangements. al reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Morrison.

In tha receiv -S 1 f' i I 1 ing line, in addition to Mr. and Mrs. Morrison and tha bride and bridegroom were Mrs. Allca Mc- Include William T. Kloox.

Henry Florence. Robert W. Lorent, Will F. Coatlgan, Fred L. Muhl.

Mas riaughry. Miss Hayden. Mr. Erg llsh and Dr. and Mrs.

Charles Fra Klenner. C. A. Fiellln. Lou la Wolfe tier of Chicago, parents of the rab.

H. C. Sampson and A. H. To bias.

bridegroom. 1 zfe I Misses Betty Harris, Betty Long. lliabath Mlddleton and Gretchen tchler served tha guests during reception. Mrs. Frazier was graduated from Miss Lucille Fhel rfcou kf tMttd Miss Marjorte Klripatrlrk raoie kr faiud MLaa Annabelle fieregln rfcMe mt ailed Miss Betty Cage roots kr Paltad Miss Leah Northrop FBote kjr L'BlU Mint Zelma Rohn rut kr stud Pontiac Township high school in Many rpeelal athletic events win be announced at the club for the Labor day weekend.

The buffet eupper, held at Intervale Sunday night at Lakesids. accompanied by a program, will not be presented this week. The auxiliary will hold ita bridge luncheon at 1 p. m. Thursday at tha club.

Tha recent wtnnere Include Mra. Lnren B. Lewis. Mr. J.

Hauschula and Mra. Sidney Ellis. 1923, attended Ward Belmont school at Nashville, Tenn, and was graduated from tha University of Wisconsin In 1B2S. She is a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She taught for rear In tha University high school at Madison and since that time she has been instructor In physical education at tha Flor All Sororities ida State College for Women at Tallahassee.

Mr. Frazier was graduated from University high school In Chicago 1 "i 4 In 1921 and from tha University of Complete Plans for Rush Week The five social and two nrofaa Illinois In 1925. a member of Delta Upsllon fraternity. He Is supervisor of employment la tha ac counting department ef tha 1111 atonal sororities at Illinois Wee. nols Bell Talephona company In Chicago.

leyen university are completive plana for rush week Sept to 12. when they will entertain comma" Mr. and Mrs. Frazier left after i y- 7 Lrf- I i tha reception for a wadding Journey to Quebec, Canada. They will tta at bom after 8ept 30 at SM wesleyan women at a eeriee ef pert lee.

The Kappa Delta house at 1W1 'J .1 -if South Main street Normal, and the Alpha Gamma Delta house at una North Main street were open Misa Kleanor I'slntee rvM kr I'aned Mra. Rdlth Miller Judsoa street. Evanaton. Eileen Moore, Earl S. Ward ed thle week, and tha Labor dar kend will find tha otnere re opened the Kappa Kappa Oemm Social Calendar for the Week bouse located at 10O4 East street; the Sigma Kappa house at 1101 North East street; the Beta Sigma Omlrrona In a new location.

Are Married Mim Eileen Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Moor of Kewanea, became tha brld ef Earl MONDAT. UtW Par.

lekMiSe Oeaatry eluk, auaer asce, 11 ISortn Park street; the Sigma Alpha lotea at ling North Mam street and the Delta Omlrrona suae, sweiiae it I a la Ike rwna-Una raM si Ike Center. fsltartes sllianre. smmu el I a. at Ike chvrrfc. flrve MftkoSiM Wiwee'i MiMesrv ee- a.

at ue eluk. B. Ward, eon of A. G. Ward of newly located at 14H North Maia leoaiasMe Coostiy eluk, sikMie atreet Normal.

In a ceremony at p. s4 Bism Is Ike eluk dety. swxnf Hi Ike snenxwa si Uw Mil, eiaeere Saturday. Aug. at tha homa of rkurcO.

rtaaa Bewery Forty. Muss Marjorte Kirxpetrleh la ksen" Ceaatry eluk, etMrieJ st' tha bride's parents. ear. al lh eluk. fwknnaa Wma )Me.

al I a. at si Ike ekurc Mlea Jan Moore sang Uebe- rushing chairman and Mate Lota nwiM aae saamanee at pie- etrsum" preceding tha ceremony rim rnaiena LaSw' eru etxU. trlet straw. Lee Allen preeident of Kappa Kap. pa Oamma.

Thle group wul have and Mendelssohn's Wedding march IMs.si. Mrs. wuitaa emaiietee. ST oiji uijuo niK. tkMskure mi I' Ma Vras.

smuiii Keel Wauiul elf. a bowery party Wednesday niaht was used. Tha Rev. Fr. Burka of Kewanea officiated at tha single at Ike MckjerMS SUM IIMknil Weiaaa'S r'H aad laiiiaiwe.

k. mivl eatwir. I SS p. al Ike eoanai. MMoanal kWMtas.

rtnar service. rnafcttenaa aaatm wn BnaeMkal aMnai Iwatn aa4 aunt, rmn aiaa eaer. Mtiaa, ml ekna. charge or Mies Mildred Flagff and Muss Susan Havens; a breakfast at Leroy Thursday more in In charge ef Miss Alice Strayer; a casino party Thursday night; a Tha attendants war Mlat Katharine Moor of Naw Tork. sister a av al Ike ekanav.

Park mmimsim afririai Mra, rust Chrwtiaa rf sHMal koara. eva- at I sl at Um akarak. of tha bride, and Lea Oullck of mtmm aMatiaa. al Ike ffkarrk. nrat MaUMSial Sian mm beset Danville.

Tha brtda wora a gown ef tea rose crape with brown ac TVtaOAT. Cowl rr eluk aaaUiary, alias. IM a IM akurra. BNDAT. hjMkMa.

I p. at ike ciuk. cessories, end carried a bouquet ef white rosea, delphinium and lilies of tha valley. Her slater was dressed susQiarv aaaiusa Couairr eluk, krttf kjartnea. II UkMiee Oawttrr tiufc auaikam, fcriatt Mlse Joan Jbnea, he hae been spending the summer at tne home ef her granilnarenls, Mr.

and Mrs. T. lain, St White place, left laaf week with her parenla, Mr. and Mra. George Trnney, for their heme la Holly need.

Calif. rkt erf sited si Mrs. Chart re R. Frailer, fermetiy Mlas Josephine MorrUaa ef renllar, was a bride la a sen Ice held at I p. at Malnrday la the rirkt rreh)tertaa chwth of renllac, hi the preaeaee af tM guests.

She has eftea tlalted friends la Kleeatlngtaa. faataeraea Oeatral liaaaie Btrrtie. buMkM. I a. al IM etofc.

tub. ktotkMlwai nMak Hm, St. MaawanailM uii laleiT Ouiia mt wxmam ll a4 atlMial viait mt eunrwt allKera. tuliiu. kaua eiMtia.

II a. In wins colored transparent velvet Following tha wadding, a tea was held, after which Mr. and Mrs. Ward left en a wedding Journey by warns eupper and theater party Friday night In charge of Mite Ruth Cery and Mlse Kirk Patrick; a fudge party Saturday with Misa Allan la charge; and a tea Sunday afternoon with Miss Jane Hilt brand and Mies Mar jane Simmons making the plana. Sigma Kappa sorority, with Musi Leah Northrup In charge ef rue lying, aasleted by Mlas Mar) (err.

Martin, will have a scavenger nunt Wednesday night planned by Musaee Elsie Meeker, Nadine Loh eueeae. a. si oae raiwve ua as e. at an a A tax aa J.tfarana mi, Jaaaw Lim nas laawna, a BMaaihiriaa Oisster N. B.

B. 225 Attend al Ike OfWaial OjataMa. siati Sium. a is e- ai I eer- Erba Carpenter, Bntta NaiM' ImsoM aaenrianaa. Porter-Hammitt Marriage Given atadiaa I SS a.

at um. t. Bethlehem 32 Rebekah Lodge bm. Ml Watt Mwni twt Tilden-Hall automobile. Tha bride wora triple sheer suit of brown.

Tha bride attended Chicago schools and studied voice in New Tork for two years. Mr. Ward la a graduate ef Bloomlngton high school and Illinois Wesleyan university, where he waa member of Ivan Green Wed Anaiaur Muefal fluk k-ara BMias. le aaial. 1 kS p.

al Mweeis aiewr Atrial B4c elak. awMwa. 1 Sv ilk Mrs. Mtlkta Maiorkw, tlok BeM Jarasaa etnet. aawrtraa wee Metker.

il sevias. at mwrm ale HiiMkMia. vnk Mr. Bire M. Orar, IMa gaM Wtiiea el reel.

a. at wiifcata uerarr. Announcement has been made of Owe Kmm eaanenr eaareraate. Dinner Dance a a. at tke fauna.

to Give Dinner Imann, Alice Jones and Elinor Mim Erb. Carpenter. iB breakfast eaushier of Mre. Sarah Carrwiw ThurwUv rVltt NoHht Um nf Mhirlev. and Ivan A.

Clreen. eon Fwtt eiwiiai iwemn the marriage of Mlse Neoma Porter, daughter of Mra J. N. Porter amtias. I IS at at Ike rtiurHl Beauty and sophistication marked rhl Gamma Delta fraiernity.

He was rim rkneiiaa piam nine naaa. Laval Str Ms aw-ma. a Tra4ae Iwmii luH Ukt otm Morsaa mmm. mr mm- of Oehkosh, and Olenn aiae aMme. Mim bum! awn, milk Haaaa las I al Ike kwna.

the opening night dinner daaee at Hotel Tttden-Hall Saturday. Two hundred and twenty five were la gaasiHl Weataa's aalaa. I II WHlwfS Hoats knars aw Hammltt eon of Mr. end Mra. D.

H. Hammltt, 0T South Fell avenue, Normal. It took place Fab. IX with MIM Ruby Moaa. noble infton.

were a-ried at a e-rvice Thur.4lly grand, will hold a homecoming and held Friday night at he im ot Umt Ui. suett night dinner at p. Mlse Martha Hilton. Mra. D.

M. al Ike anuM las. IS a. at al Ike Mme. Pirel Baswk Ums leaur Ale, I Ifaiw4 BrtikNe eiate mnnwe.

attendance. la. ma, at Dtaon, III, and waa re formerly assistant secretary of the Danville Association ef Commerce and secretary ef the Association ef -Commerce at Kewanea. Ha la now Yonventlon manager ef tha Association ef Commerce In Peoria, where the naw home will be made. Among the guests at the wadding were A.

Q. Ward and Mr. and Mrs. p. al ma earns kau.

Thursday at una renews tempia. -nurrn. i ynn)i tn4 oiaia Khlera: a ina enma. at p. at tat UaiteS BrMfcrea efean.

Hague, officiated at the single ring vealed only to members of the Im In the renter of the artlstlo lobby East and Jeffereoa streets. "round the world cruiee" Friday, TnaNr LatMfS mm wanaer weave. mediate families. was a long tenia, nower aaoraea. Mlea Ina Miller la the general A group 01 immediate reie- I p.

at Um ettteol kan. Mra. Hammltt Is a graduate of where Charlee Hall, one of the Trwitr uwwh mw aw, sa p. al tke ariMni fcatt. Pare MatMAiet P.

eMXIaa, at Imm el Mra. I. W. Have, Ml Wax rraal etraei. nmpmt eenaaaraA Oli MMk-Siet akane aa Ba Maaa flatti.ual SieM rmkirunea run inpu chairman, with Mra.

Anna Roes tivee attenoeo. chairman of the eupper commit- Tung people formerly at- III.u.h.Ih.,... klK Oehkosh State Teachers college, at. mum at a. at ue ekarc planned by Mlas Lola Albertaon.

MLta Kathryn Berqulat Miss Doris Scott Mra. Elmer Andereoa. Mra. P. M.

Mace and Mra. Harold Mecberle. An amateur dramatis party Saturday will be directed by and hae taught In the city schools K. R. Ward.

221 University street Normal; Mr And Mrs. Dave Ward. hotel owner, entertained a company of gueau. At one end wee seated Mrs. Reed Madden of Xenla, Ohio, and.

to the owner'a mother, of Bouth Belolt lit earleea. wkhkbsdat. Bueiaaae aad awttiinetl Weawa'i rlak, immliaa. eaaiae. al Bai Mr.

Hammltt la a graduate of 221 University street Normal; Mr tee. ano aire. J. a. vt niiaon, cnair- man of the serving eommlttee.

I The bridegroom hae spent the last The gueata of honor for the eve-'y" Michigan, and la engaged nlng will be the officers ef transfer business with his bekah District No. le. Mra. M.t-ibroiher, M. S.

Green, at St John's. McLean high school, and attended end Mrs. Jake Ward and two etaut tin Siaaer. aa4 tirm. SMB.

Mrs. Henry Han, was given a special poet of honor. William W. Til- Miss Martin. Misa Elms Bhsw, Mkvs Loreh Monroe, Mies Or are Cornell university, Ithaca.

N. children, log Virginia avenue. Nor Ha la now employed In Cheboygan. mal) Mrs. Charlee A.

Kreldler, De at kjaeua Oeaetr etvk. Wmhs ml Ike Maaea. awtus. S. al Mauaa wataw.

Colllne. Mute A'rha Meyers and den, son of Mr. Madden, aiee rrom Xenla, was seated at this table. raiDAt. hUUea (Wtj KtMaekettl anaaas eluk.

aU-ar eais. aaa pi-rnrn Suiair. nk Mra fraaa eoaia. Baateva raad. rvuatrr atua, ta f' taarkMa, II p.

at. al ike ehtk. Iliwate Wtawtaa Iraaliaiaa.laeaMr aarlal, ii. I. A.

la B. ae I dred Whltson Is dletrtct president. Mich. aa well as recording secretary fori The bridal couple deported Sat-Bethlehem lodge No. It lurdsy by automobile for their new Mra.

Rosamond Ooodrlrh of Lansing road, St Johns. Charity Home Indge of Fairbury Mirh. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Johnson of Mt by the Household Finance corporation, but will be transferred aest month to Oehkosh, where the new home will be made after Oct. 15. troit Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jordan, Cerydon, Ind.

l-eyo! Star Lodge te Meet Vernon, HU ho selected the fur- p. st Baifhu ml Prtkias kai axa Sma rt aMeitas. IN I ilk Mue ctara b. Wiiaao, til Tar Me Him, Bww4 ClirMtiaa taSlae' Miatma p. m.

at ri.ftt kan. Mlea Ruth Heffeman, and there will be a tea Sunday In charge ef Mlseee Mary MrDnrman. Lavmia Frymnjer. Iletty le. Mildred Butiw erland, Mrs.

Ira Whitmr, Mrs. Cert ((otlna-d an Page Cei (Continued an Page It, Col. II tnaitr lkraa mw a4 Ti Ja re preeident; Mrs. Viola Hurp" Waiikar leeeuM mtwt at te a "of Cropsev, warden; Mies Mavme, Worth of Leslngton. traaaurer.

ThU Mr. and Mrs. Hammltt and the Loyal Star lodge No. 41 will hold Hankey of Bethlehem II. Bloom- IU be tha official visit of these a meeting at I p.

m. Tuesday gt'lat'sre mother. Mrs. N. Porter, wekenl with Mr.

Hammltt pelrwi aaue. fit u-mm r.eal etrne Trades Assembly hall. ingtoa, la secretary; Mrs. IMs officer te the lodge. are visiting for the Labor day enU In Normal Weeiera Auaaaa Caaamueitr U4t' 1 see, tke terraeuee kau..