The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 7

1 WANT ADS 4500 THE SUNDAY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1933. SEVEN Labor Day Observance at Country Clubs Extends Over Weekend Miss Morrison, C. R. Frazier Wed in Pontiac The marriage of Miss Josephine forrison of Pontiac and Charles R. razier of Chicago took place in the presence of 250 guests at 8 p.

m. Saturday at the First Presbyterian church of Pontiac, with the Rev. A. Brabson Morrow officiating. Preceding the ceremony, the bride's brother, John Morrison, gave half hour organ program, playing "Prelude," Bonnet; "Allegro-Vivace," Handel; "Liebestraume," Liszt; "Caprice Viennois," Kreisler; "Only a Rose," Frimi; "Sweet Mystery of Life," Herbert; "Largo," Handel, and "Meditation," Massenet.

Miss Ruby Henderson sang "At "Because" and "Oh Promise Me." The bridal music from "Lohengrin" was played as the wedding party entered the church and approached the altar. Palms and baskets of pink and rose gladiolus blooms flanked the altar, and candelabra bearing white tapers gave light, In the wedding party were Miss Alice Hayden of Sun Prairie, maid of honor; Earle English of Chicago as best man; Miss Kathleen Callahan of Morgantown, W. Mrs. Henry Champlain III of sanston, Mrs. Carl F.

Ward of Intiac and Mrs. Ralph Marquis of Rochester, N. Y. bridesmaids. Joan Reinagle of Pontiac served as flower girl.

The ushers were Dwight Cochran of Cincinnati; Henry C. Champlain III of Evanston; John Garcia of Chicago and Elmer Grage of Chicago. The bride wore a gown of white satin made on princess lines, with a long train. Her tulle veil was caught with orange blossoms, and her shower bouquet was of white roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore a dress of pastel blue crepe and carried a an arm bouquet of pink roses and gypsophila.

Mrs. Ward and Miss han wore pink crepe gowns and Mrs. Champlain and Mrs. Marquis, gowns of rose crepe, and all had arm bouquets of blue asters. The flower girl wore pale blue organdy.

Following the ceremony, a formal reception was held at the home of 'the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Morrison. In the receiving line, in addition to Mr. Mrs.

Morrison and the bride and bridegroom were Mrs. 4 Alice MeClaughry, Miss Hayden, Mr. English and Dr, and Mrs. Charles Frazier of Chicago, parents of the bridegroom. Misses Betty Harris, Betty Long, Elizabeth Middleton and Gretchen schler served the guests during reception.

Mrs. Frazier was graduated from Pontiac Township high school in 1923, attended Ward Belmont school at Nashville, and was graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1928. She is a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She taught for a year in the University high school at Madison and since that time she has been instructor in physical education at the Florida State College for Women at Tallahassee. Mr.

Frazier was graduated from University high school in Chicago in 1921 and from the University of Illinois in 1925, a member of Delta Upsilon fraternity. He is supervisor of employment in the counting department of Illinois Bell Telephone company in Chicago. Mr. and Mra. Frazier left after the reception for wedding journey to Quebec, Canada.

They will be at home after Sept. 20 at 836 Judson street, Evanston. Eileen Moore, Earl S. Ward Are Married Miss Eileen Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael F. Moore of Kewanee, became the bride Earl 8. Ward, son of A. G. Ward of Normal, in a ceremony at 4 p.

m. Saturday, Aug. 26, at the home of the bride's parents. Miss Jane Moore sang "Liebestraum" preceding the ceremony, Mendelssohn's Wedding march was The Rev. Fr.

Burke of Kewanee officiated at the single service. ring, attendants were Miss Katherine Moore of New York, sister of the bride, and Lee Gulick of Danville. The bride wore gown ten rose crepe with brown acceasories, and carried a bouquet of delphinium and lilies of the valley. Her sister was dressed in wine colored transparent velvet. Following the wedding, ten was held, after which Mr.

and Mra. Ward left on a wedding journey by automobile. The bride wore a triple sheer suit of brown. The bride attended Chicago schools and studied voice in New York for two years, Mr. Ward is a graduate of Bloomington high school and Illinois Wesleyan university, where he wan a member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, He was formerly assistant secretary of the Danville Association of Commerce and secretary of the Association of Commerce at Kewanee.

He is now convention manager of the elation of Commerce in Peoria, where the new home will be made. Among the guests at the wedding were A. G. Ward and Mr. and Mrs.

K. R. Ward, 223 University street, Normal; Mr Mrs. Dave Ward, 221 University street, Normal; Mr. and Mrs.

Jake Ward and two children, 306 Virginia avenue. Normal; Mrs. Charles A. Kreidler, Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray F. Jordan, Cordon, Ind. Loyal Star Lodge to Meet. Loyal Star lodge No. 45 will hold meeting at p.

m. Tuesday at Trades Assembly hall. Dances, Bridge Athletic Events Mark Holiday The social observance of Labor day will extend throughout the weekend, with many guests arriving. Bloomington Country club began its Labor day celebration Saturday night at the club house with a dinner dance. The harvest moon of September did its part, and tables for the 130 were placed in 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 the day at Bloomington Country club. The men will hold flag tournament, with 18 holes handicap, medal play. Softball Game. Much interest and excitement is expected from a soft ball game at (3 p.

between the married and single men, with Yontz Bonnett captain for the married, and Joe Bohrer, captain for single men. The auxiliary and golf luncheons for women during the week will be held as usual Tuesday and Friday. Maplewood Country club extended the weekend, to consider Friday night's bridge dinner AS its main Labor day festivity. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Shrigley were the host and hostess committee members. At the bridge of the evening Mrs. H. D. Hanger and Fred G.

Paul were winners. Monday will be utilized for much golf at the club, with meals served those with reservations. Mrs. L. L.

Irwin is the September general bridge chairman for women, and Mra. Bertha Schlosser will assist at the auxiliary luncheon Tuesday, Mrs. William McIntosh of Colfax will direct golf play Tuesday Attending the costume dance given at Bloomington Country club last week by Miss Jean Soper and Miss Dorothy Larison in honor of the former's guest, Miss Helen Gray of Ridgewood, N. J. were: front, left to right, Miss Betty Beich, John Morris, Miss Soper, Miss Larison and Charles Helm.

Second row, Sumner Goodfellow Miss Jane Harwood, Miss Betty Clark, Miss Mary Beich, Miss Miss Betty Gage Phote by United Miss Joan Jones, who has been spending home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. place, left last week with her parents, Mr. Tenney, for their home in Hollywood, Calif.

Porter-Hammitt nitt Marriage Given Announcement has been made of Miss Zelma Rohn Photo by United the marriage of Miss Neoma Porter, daughter of Mra. J. N. Porter of Oshkosh, and Glenn D. Hammitt, son of Mr.

and D. H. Hammitt, 907 South Fell avenue, Normal. It took place Feb, 18, 1933, at Dixon, and was revealed only to members of the Immediate families. Mra.

Hammitt is a graduate of Oshkosh State Teachers college, and has taught in the city schools of South Beloit, Ill. Mr. Hammitt is graduate of McLean high school, and attended Cornell university, Ithaca, N. Y. He la now employed in Sheboygan, Win, by the Household Finance corporation, but will be transferred next month to Oshkosh, where the new home will be made after Oct.

15. Mr. and Mra. Hammitt and the latter': mother. Mre.

J. N. Porter, are visiting for the Labor day Geraldine Merchant, Miss Gray, guest of honor; Miss Nancy Raisbeck, Miss Jane Hiltabrand, Mae Jones and Miss Jeanne Anderson. Rear row, are Roger Shaffer, John Holder, Clinton B. Soper, Darwin Rust, Jack Lucey, Bradford Rodgers and Harold Bender.

Photo by United Miss Marjorie Kirkpatrick Photo by United Miss Eleanor Palmer Photo by United Social Calendar for the Week Lakeside Country club, dinner dance. at the club. Bicomington Country club, athletic dinners noon and night in the club house. Maplewood Country club, special golf day, at the club. Sons of veterans and auxiliaries of District all-day picnic.

AT OLD SALEM PARK. Daughters of Union Veterane, meeting and initiation, p. the McBarnes Memorial building. Friedens Evangelical church council meeting. at the church.

Park Methodist official board, meeting 1:30 p. m. at the church. TUESDAY. Miss Leah Northrup Photo by United Mrs.

Edith S. Miller MONDAY. Labor Day. Maplewood Country club austliary, luncheon, 1 p. at the club.

Bloomington Country club, ausitiary bridge luncheon, 12:30 p. the club, Woman's University Guild filinols Wealeyan, board meeting. 11:30 nual luncheon, 12:30 p. Kemp hail. Bloomington Chapter No, 50, guest night: dinner, 6:15 monial, 1:30 p.

at Masonic templey, Aerial Bridge club, meeting, with Mr. Melina Malorker, 1105 Jackson street. American War Mothers, all-day sewing, Boon Elvira M. covered Gray, dish 1209 luncheon. East with Jefferson re.

street. Loyal Star lodge No. meeting. Trades Assembly hall. Lucy Orme Morgan home, beard 2:30 p.

at the home, Withers Home board of managers ine. 10 at the Home. United Brethren state conference, Ing session, 1:30 the Second United Brethren church. Trinity Lutheran Senior Walther league, Firet at the school hall. Presbyterian young people's eil, meeting at 7:15 p.

m. in the church parlors. WEDNESDAY. Business and Professional Women's elub, opening fall dinner, and program, 6:30 at Maplewood Country club. Worsen of the Moose, meeting.

at Moose temple. G. 1. A. to B.

of L. meeting. at Knights of Pythias hall. Beta Biema Phi meeting. 1:30 with Mine Clara D.

Wilson, 612 East lor street. Second Christian Mission society, 2.30 p. with Miss Mary Rehule, 1309 Fell avenue, Western Avenue Community Ladies' against the August ringer score. Dinner Dance Monday. Lakeside will hold a Labor day dinner dance, at 7 p.

m. Monday at the club house. This is an annual event under the general rection of the club officers, Frank E. Purcell, President; E. B.

Morse, vice president, and 3 John H. Staley, secretary-treasurer. The ment committee includes Verner W. Kurth, Martin Behrend, W. Bentley Pitts and Mrs.

Will F. Cos. tigan. Other club directors, taking active part in the arrangements, include William T. Klooz, Henry Florence, Robert W.

Lorenz, Will F. Contigan, Fred L. Muhl, Max Klenner, C. A. Fiellin, Louis Woll.

rab, H. C. Sampson and A. H. Tobias.

Many special athletic events will be announced at the club for the Labor weekend. The buffet supper, held at Intervals Sunday night at Lakeside, accompanied by a program, will not be presented this week. The auxiliary will hold ita bridge luncheon at 1 p. m. Thursday at the club.

The recent winners include Mrs. Loren B. Lewis, Mra. E. J.

Hauschulz and Mrs. Sidney Ellis. Miss Annabelle, Serogin Photo by United Mrs. Charles K. Frazier, Pontine, was a bride in a the First Preshyterian church guests.

She has often visited Bethlehem 32 Rebekah Lodge to Give Dinner Bethlehem Rebekah lodge No. 32, with Mias Ruby Moss, noble grand, will hold homecoming and guest night dinner at 6:30 p. m. Thursday at Odd Fellows temple, East and Jefferson streeta. Miss Ina Miller la the general chairman, with Mrs.

Anna Ross, chairman of the supper committee, and Mrs. J. 8. Whitson, chairman of the serving committee. The guests of honor for the evening will be the officers of Re bekah District No.

16. Mre. Mildred Whitson is district president, As well as recording secretary for Bethlehem lodge No. 32. Mre.

Rosamond Goodrich of Charity Home lodge of Fairbury is vice president: Mre. Viola Huppert of Cropsey, Mias Mayme Hankey of Bethlehem 32. Bloomlington, la secretary; Mrs. Zelda Miss Lucille Ebel Photo by United formerly Miss Josephine Morrison of service held at 8 p. m.

Naturday of Pontiac, In the presence of 250 friends in Bloomington. Pantagraph Central Illinois Service, Erba Carpenter, Ivan Green Wed Miss Erba Hazel Carpenter, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Carpenter of Shirley, and Ivan A. Green, son of Mrs. Minnie Hoover of ington, were married at a service held Friday night at the parsonage of the Second United Brethren church.

The pastor, the Rev. W. C. Hague, officiated at the single ring service. A group of immediate relatives attended.

Both young people formerly attended Bloomington high school. The bridegroom has spent the last year in Michigan, and is engaged in the transfer business with his brother, M. 8. Green, at St. John's, Mich.

The bridal couple departed Saturday by automobile for their new home on Lansing road, St. Johna, Mich. Worth of Lexington, treasurer, This will be the official visit of officers to the lodge. All Sororities Complete Plans for Rush Week the summer T. Lain, 21 White and Mrs.

George Photo by United 225 Attend Tilden Hall Dinner Dance Beauty and sophistication marked the opening night dinner dance at Hotel Tilden-Hall Saturday, Two hundred and twenty five were in attendance. In the center of the artistic lobby WAS long table, flower adorned, where Charice E. Hall, one of the hotel owner, entertained company of guests. At one end was seated Mrs. Reed Madden of Xenia, Ohio, and, to the owner's mother, Mrs.

Henry Haft, was given speclal post of honor, William W. Tilden. son of Mre. Madden, also from Xenia, WAR seated at this table. Mr.

and Mra. C. E. Johnson of Mt. Vernon, who selected the fur(Continued on Page 11, Col.

weekend with Mr. Hammitt's parenta in Normal guild, meeting at 2 p. in the tion room st the Center. Unitarian alliance, meeting at 2:30 p. at the church.

Grace Methodist Women's Missionary ciety, meeting in the afternoon the church. Second Presbyterian Women's league, tuncheon at 1 p. at the church. Firet Presbyterian Service eirele, 2:30 p. with Mra.

William Achausten, 204 East Walnut street. First Methodiet Women's Foreign sionary society, 2:30 p. at the church. Second Presbyterian church school teachers and officers, covered dish supper, at the church. Firet Christian church school board, evening meeting.

at the church. Firat Methodiet church school board meeting, 8:30 p. at the church. THURSDAY. Lakeside Country club auxiliary, bridge luncheon, 1 p.

at the club. Bethlehem Rebekah No. 32, Homecoming night and official vieit of district officers. supper, 6:30 p. at 044 Fellows pie, East and Jefferson streets, Jennie Lee Bridge club, luncheon, at the Oriental Gardene.

Brokaw Nurses' Alumnae association, meeting 1:30 p. with Mre. C. J. som, 403 West Emerson street.

Amateur Musical club board meeting. 10 at Withers library. Grace Methodist quarterly conference, 7:30 p. at the church. Firet Presbyterian centennial committee meeting.

7:18 p. at the church. Firet Christian Business Girls class. ning meeting. with Mine Ethel Beeler, South Hanna street.

Evangelical Women's union, 2:15 the church. Firet English Lutheran at the pariah hall. Trinity Lutheran Ladies' 2:30 the school hall. Park Methodlet W. M.

election. home of Mre. J. F. Nave, 1015 West Front street.

Supper sponsored by West Olive odiat church and Buck Mann Playground association, evenine, at Raymond school. MeLean County Household Belence elub, ail-day meeting, noon picnie dinner, with Mrs. Frank Benjamin, Bentown road. Bloomington Country club, women's golf luncheon. p.

at the club. Titinela Wesleyan freshman-faculty social, D. at Preaser hell. Trinity Lutheran Senior and Junior Walther leagues, meeting at 7130 p. the church annex Park Methodist Episcopal circle 4, supper, evening, in the recreation hail.

The five social and two profes. sional sororities at Illinois leyan university are completing plans for rush week Sept. to 12, when they will entertain incoming Wesleyan women at a series of parties. The Kappa Delta house at 1403 South Main street, Normal, and the Alpha Gamma Delta house at 1409 North Main street were ed this week, and the Labor day weekend will find the others re. opened the Kappa Kappa Gamma house located at 1004 North East street: the Sigma Kappa house at 1101 North East street; the Beta Sigma Omicrona in a new location, 1303 North Park street; the Sigma Alpha Iotas at 1108 North Main street and the Delta Omicrons newly located at 1404 North Main street.

Plans Bowery Party, Miss Marjorie Kirkpatrick rushing chairman and Miss Lois Lee Allen president of Kappa Kappa Gamma. This group will have bowery party Wednesday night In charge of Miss Mildred Flagg and Miss Susan Havens; fast at Leroy Thursday morning In charge of Mina Alice Strayer; casino party Thursday night; waffle eupper and theater party Friday night in charge of Miss Ruth Cary and Mia Kirkpatrick; fudge party Saturday with Mias Allen in charge; and a tea Sunday afternoon with Miss Jane brand and Mine Marjorie Simmons making the plans. Sigma Kappa sorority, with MIN Leah Northrup in charge of ing. aseisted by Miss Maryfern Martin, will have a scavenger nunt Wednesday night, planned by Miases Elsie Meeker, Nadine mann, Alice Jones and Elinor Forsyth; pioneer breakfast Thursday, with Mias Northrup, Miss Bernice Tobias, Stra. Willie holder and Miss Erma Meane in charge; an Italian party Thursday night in charge of Miss Lois Hull, Mina Martha, Hilton, Mrs.

D. M. Frank Miss Gladya Ehlers: "round the world cruise" Friday, planned by Mine Lola Albertson, Mia Kathryn Berquist, Mias Doris Scott, Mrs. Elmer Anderson, Mr. P.

M. Mace and Mrs. Harold Mecherle. An amateur dramatio party Saturday will be directed by Miss Martin, Mies Elois Shaw, Miss Lorah Monroe, Mias Grace Collins, Mias Alpha Meyers and Miss Ruth Heffernan, and there will be a tea Sunday in charge of Mary McDorman, Lavinia Frymoyer, Betty Lee, Mildred Suth. (erland, Mre.

Ira Whitmer, Mre. Cart FRIDAY. (Continued on Page Col. 3).