Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1951 — Page 34
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Satin and lace were chosen by Miss Helen Eileen Hughes for her marriage yesterday mroning to Glenn L. O'Connor Jr. in St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church here. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Clement Bosler, the Rev. Fr.
Joseph Brokhage and the Rev. Fr. Richard Mode officiated at the 10:30 o'clock solemn high nuptial mass. The bride, daughter of Thomas M. Hughes, 3362 Carrollton Ave, wore a white gown fashioned with a bodice of lace over satin and highlighted with a Dior neckline and a net yoke. The houffant gkirt fell into a cathedral train. A lace bonnet edged with ruffles and seed pearls held her two-tiered illusion veil. Attendants dressed in wood violet net over taffeta were Miss Mary Rita Hughes, maid
. ding breakfast
of honor; Miss Virginia Koelker and Miss Joan McGuire, Chicago, and Miss Kitty Hughes. Francis Blupesky Jr. was best man and ushers included Thomas Hughes Jr, John Dugan Jr. and Robert Kessing Jr. After the ceremony, a wedwas held in the Indianapolis Athletic Club for the immediate families. The 2 to 4 o'clock reception was in the Columbia Club. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, O'Connor Sr., 4440 Carrollton Ave,
McKee Chapel to Be Scene Of Feucht-Rehfeld! Rite
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Rehfeldt and Otto Johann Feucht Jr. Roy Ewing Vale will perform the double-ring
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ceremony in McKee of Tabernacle Prest Church. The bride, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarencé G..
‘Gasser, «2601 To. FIRE ii “Read, has chose SEU
satin and “Chantilly lace gown and. will wear a ‘nylon net veil edged with lace. She wil carry a white prayerbook with an orchid.
Sisters in Rose 108 will fashion the frocks of Mrs, John Scott, matron of honor, and Mi Jovve A. (Glasser, bridesmaid
n sisters of the bride
both Mr. Feucht Sr. will be hi gon’'s best man and ushers \
will include Fishers, and John
Jame B Shockley, W. Scott The bride attended In diana University and the bridegroom, the son of Mr, and Mrs. Feucht Sr 3939 Washington Blvd, attended McGill University. He i= a student at Leland Stanford University The couple will live in Palo Alto, Cal.
Miss Bowman Is Betrothed
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas K Bowman, 46 N, Catherwood Ave. announce the approach
ing marriage, Sept, 9, of their daughter, Virginia, to Sgt. John M. McIntyre, son of Mr, and Mrs John Mcintyre, Ltica, N. Y. The 3:30 p. m, rite will be fn the Irvington Presbyterian Church,
The bride-to-be is a graduate of Gulf Park Gulfport, Miss. Her flance attended the University of Syracuse. He is now stationed at Elgin Air Base, Fla.
College,
~ MARRIED — Miss. Virginia E. Witten, 943 Massachusetts Ave., became the bride of Leonard E. Shepherd Wednes.day in the Garfield Park Evangelical ahd Reformed
Helen Pipes
To Be. Wad
reception in
3:30 p.m. today; of Severne Pipes and James Bray Schwier. The double-ring rite will be read in Trinity Lutheran Church by the Rev. Walter C. Maa
riage, at Miss Helen,
‘orinne Winkler, 1.eb anon, will be maid of honor, Wavne FF. Walter will he best man ind usher will be Robert |
wearing green satin
Pott Ch gO and Fred erick P. Ra I'he bride will wear ivory lace and nylon tulle over
tiered veil of held by a satin
satin with a
ilk illusion
cloche outlined with . seed pearls She is the daughter of Mus. Robert W. Pipes, 3510 N Pennsylvania St Mrs
C. Schwier, 3507 N lvania 8t., is the bride s mother
1 wedding trip to
gton, the couple will
it hor ct. 1, at 5743 ak Ave I'he bride is a graduate of Christian College, Columbia, Mo.. and is studying at St. Flizabeth's Hospital I. afavet Mr Schwier 18 a Rose J techni Institute grad uate and a Sigma Nu Frate
nity member,
Plan Open House Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Stephens will hold open house in their hime, 452 E. Sumner AN from 7%o0 10 p. m. Fri day In celebration of their silvxer wedding. anniversary. There are no invitations.
ENGAGED — A Sept. #5 rite in Holy Cross Catholic Church will unite Miss Joan Catherine Marshall, niece of Charles E. Lynch, 239 N. Randolph St, and E. Ray Mr. Bork br od. she Core
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Wed in Wayne, Pa.
Times Special
WAYNE, Pa., Aug. 25—Miss Elizabeth Elliott Kennedy became the bride, tonight, of Kurt Friedrich Pant-
zer Jr., Indianapolis.
The candlelight ceremony was in
the Wayne Presbyterian Church here.
Dr. John Telford Galloway officiated at the single-ring rite.
The bride, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sloan Kennedy of this city, chose an ivory satin gown fashioned with a modified off-the-shoul-der neckline and long tapered sleeves, both edged with seed pearls and brilliants. The fitted bodice topped a bouffant skirt ending in a train. She wore a floor-length lace veil, a family heirloom, and carried a cascade of white gladioli flowerets, stephanotis and valley lilies.
Couple's Attendants
Mrs. Robert E. Forrest, Princeton, N, J.,, was her sister's matron of honor, and bridesmaids were Miss Katharine ¥, Pantzer, the bridegroom's sister from Indianapolis; Miss Marta Dannenbaum, Rydal, Pa.; Mrs. Arthur L. Howson, Wayne, Mrs. Christian Fenger, Hartford, Conn.; Miss Alice Platt DeKlyn, Moorestown, N. J, and Mrs. Samuel R. Gammon, Pemberton, N. J. Best man was 2d Lt. William Lang Carroll, USMCR, Winnetka, Ill, and ushers included Eugene C. Miller Jr., John C. Ober, Thomas A.
Bride
Dexheimer-Carion photo
Mrs. Woodmantee ik
A double-ring ceremony at S30 p. m. Friday in the ‘West minster Presbyterian Church ted Miss
Smith and
Kathryn Ann
Harlan Clifford
Woodmansee Jr Dr. Alexander Sharp read the vows before an altar banking of candles, palms and white carnations Mrs, Claude MH. Smith, 619 N. La Salle St., is the bride's mother. Mr, and Mrs. Woodmansee, the bridegroom's parents, are of 5821 Julian Ave. The bride, given in marriage by her brother, J. Don Smith, wore bridal pink satin, fts sheer voke edged with a shirred tulle fichu caught with tiny satin. rosebuds. The bouffant skirt extended into a cathedral “train. Her tiered Iusion veil cascaded from a pink satin Juliet cap. ” o ~
HER ATTENDANTS were
Miss Charlene Elliott, maid of honor, and Miss Arlene Zamban, Mrs, J. Don Smith
and Miss Carol Woodmansee, bridesmaids. “The maid of honor wore blue satin and net while the bridesmaids were in Amer: fcan Beauty satin and net. Attending the bridegroom were Richard Bryant, best man; Charles Thompson, Mike Cunningham and David Lupus, ushérs. For the wedding trip to New- York, the bride wore a gray suit trimmed in velvet, black accessories and a white orchid corsage. The Widegiactn attended Indiana
Hendrickson and Albert L. Rabb Jr., all of Indianapolis; John W. Vollmayer, New York, and DMSA Edgar S. Kennedy Jr. U. 8. Navy, and Joseph = Elliott H. Kennedy, brothers of the bride.
Reception Follows A reception was held in St. David's Golf Club.
The bride was graduated from the Baldwin School, Bryn Mawr, Pa., and Mount
Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass. Mr. Pantzer, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Pantzer, 4310 N. Meridian St. Indianapolis, is a graduate of Yale University
and is now a student at Har-
vard law School.
Mrs. Walter Roberts
Nuptial Vows Are Pledged
Saran
Mrs. G. R. Kronoshek A breakfast in the Marott Hotel y«
the marriage of Kronoshek in Holy Trinity { Bockhold. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. zigar, 955 N. and Gordon N. Arnolda Ave. The bride wore Chantilly lace and marquiset over taffeta, the marquiset skirt forming a cathedral train. Her two-tiered fingertip illusion veil was attached to a satin-bound lace cap She carried amazonica lilies and stephanotis surrounding an orchid center Her attendants were Miss l.illian Brezigar, maid of hon
Martin BreArnolda Ave,
Kronoshek, 763
or, and Mrs. Victor Repse, Miss Joan Matkovich and Miss Angeline Hadler, bridesmaids They wore ankle-
length frocks of pastel mar quiset and carried colonial bouquets, Albin Turk was best man while ushers were John and Joseph Turk and John Batie. After an afternoon reception at Slovenian National Home, the couple left for Miami, Fla., the bride traveling in a pink suit worn with brown accessories and an orchid corsage. They will be at home after Sept. 5 at 2040 N. Pennsylvania St. The bride attended Marian College and the bridegroom studied at Butler University.
Fr. Bruck |
Hears Vows
The Rev. Fr. Omer Bruck officiated yesterday at the 9 a. m. ceremony, in St. Roch's Catholic Church, uniting Miss Donna Jane Alexander and Albert L. Padgett. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. BE. M. Alexander. 2900 8. Pennsylvania St., and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Padgett, 3421 8S. New Jersey St. Attendants were Mrs. Robert Auberry, Misses Patricia Joyner, Janice and Linda Alexander: Robert Strack. Anthony Cappie and Robert Guyon. The bride's attendants wore
pastel tulle over taffeta while’
the bride was in ivory satin. Her Hiusion veil fell from
fe : 8k :
Miss Pat The double-ring ‘atholic Church by the Rev. Fr.
sterday followed Brezigar, to Gordon R.
vows were read at 9 a. m.
Fdward
Couple Takes Trip to Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson are in Cincinnati on a wedding trip following their marriage at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the Broadway Baptist Church. The bride was Miss Helen lL.ois Bless. She is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry y 2525 Guilford Ave. The bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Thompson, are of 701 N, Harbison St. The Rev. Dallas Renn read the double-ring ceremony for the couple. The bride white satin with lace insets in the bodice, and a hooped skirt, Her fingertip veil was attached to a pearl tiara Miss Norma Rose Bless her maid of honor, wore aqua taffeta and Miss Marilyn J. Blue, bridesmaid, was in pink taffeta. Dale Brown served as best man and ushers were Earl E. Hudson and Orville F. Bless. A reception in the church followed the ceremony.
Bless
wore
Hassler photo.
St. Andrew's Catholic Church was the and Mrs. scene yesterday morning of the marriage of Miss Nancy Retis Stupecke to Walter Roberts. The Rev. Fr. Albert Ajamie read the doublering rite at 9 o'clock. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Edmond C. Stupecke, 3510 N. Gladstone Ave, and Mrs. Nellie Roberts, 728 Eastern Ave. The bride chose a white Swiss organdy over taffeta gown fashioned with a fitted bodice and bouffant skirt embroidered with medallions. Her tiered veil of illusion was caught to a pearl crown and she carried a white prayerbook with an orchid and stephanotis. Attendants in blue organdy and white lace were Miss Connie Terwelp, maid of honor; Miss Darlene Barth and Miss Marilyn Schmidt, bridesmaids; Miss Lorraine Stapecke and Miss Sherry Roberts, junior bridesmaids, and Linda a Brooks, flowergirl. Sterling Phillips was best man and ushers included Basil Jarvoe and John Curd. Rickey Stupecke was ringbearer. After a reception in the Stupecke home, the couple left on a motor trip north.
Lauck, ciated.
Vernia, Lincoln City,
ushers.
white
reception ceremony.
” » ” THE BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL of SS. Peter and Paul Cdthedral was the scene, at 10 a. m. yesterday. of Miss Joanne Pfleger's marriage to Benjamin Howard Walker, 39 W. 33d St. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. * © Carl John Pfleger, 3742-8. Meridian St.. Mr. ras oe .
versity.
member. >»
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Fr. Beecham
Officiates
The Rev. Fr, Joseph Beech- Dr. am officiated
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vesterday at the marriage of Miss Harriet Reifel to Robert A. _Bohrman. v
The 10 wd W ood Jr. e & y emo x a. Th, ceremony Re He will read .the daublein: Our Lady ef’ “Teurdes ring. ceremony. in.the WoodCatholic Church ruff Uhited Presbyterian
Church at 3:30 o'clock. Palms, candelabra and pink gladioll will form the setting for the rite.
Mizs
Entering for- the doublering rite, the bride wore white marquiset, its sheer yoke accented with daisie above a ruffled bertha and its
appliqued
Miller's parents are
111 skirt forming a cathedral Mr. and Mrs. Paul 1. Miller, tr: , Ey : 5175 Primrose Ave. Mr. and rain Mrs. Wood, the bridegroom's Blue Marquiset - parents are of Gary. Entering with her father, Her two-tiered. fingertip the bride will wear blush pink lusion veil fell from a half satin with a nylon tulle fichu
outlining a sheer voke, and a
bonnet of illusion with orange long train outlined with tulle. blossom clusters at the sides. Her fingertip veil of illusion She carried a white orchid will be attached to a tulle surrounded with white roses “bonnel ace ented with satin
and stephanotis. rosebuds and seed pearls, She Her attendants were Mrs will carry amazonica lilies, Donald I. Wilkins, matron of roses and ivy
honor, and- Mrs. Richard Her sister and maid of Leppert and Miss Patricia honor. Anna Mae, will be in Talley, bridesmaids. The three rose petal pink faille taffeta wore bouffant blue marquiset and will carry a cascade of frocks and carried cascades rose gladioli. of glamellias. Similar frocks in geranium Robert Atherton was best pink will be worn by the
bridesmaids, Misses Patricia Ann Mellon, Jeanie Stallwood and Ruth. Wayne. They will carry pale pink gladioli. Joseph L. Tete, Gary, will be best man while ushers will A breakfast and res he Robert Surver. Gary; were held in James Maloney, Sewickley, ant Hawaiian Room after the Pa and Robert Showalter, ceremony. The couple will live Marion. in Chicago Heights. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Harry C. Reifel, 723 N. Audubon Road, is a grad- in the church before the cotuuate of Marian College. ple leaves for a wedding trip The bridegroom is a gradu- to Chicago. For traveling, ate of Rose Polytechnic In the bride will wear a light stitute and a member of Sig- orchid suit with orchid and ma Nu Fraternity. brown accessories, He is the son of Mr. and After Sept. 1, the couple Mrs. Fred H. Bohrman, 118 will live in Gary. The bridegroom {is a graduate of Ball
man while ushers were Rob ert Gossman and Charlton E Reifel.
At Home Address
eption
Jones Restaur
Church Reception
There .will be a reception
N., Kealing Ave.
: THREE ARE BRIDES—A ceremony last Sunday in Henninger Methodist Church united Miss Marylee Shafer (left) and Jerry Owen Miles. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shafer, Hunter
Road, and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Miles, Bowling Green, Ky. Gertrude Joan'Hand (center), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe T. Hand, 2640 A Bernhardt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bernhardt, 22 E. Regent St. (Northam photo)
Robert E. Bernhar
Aug. 4 was the yedding date of Miss en Ave., and
Sefors her ar Nd Friday, Mrs. Le Rect (right) was Miss Melba Harlan. Parents of the
Meat
Rocivile Road, and the Rev snd Hrs. Sergi J.
C.8.C,
New
entering with her father,
shoulder neckline, lace held her illusion veil. cade of amazonica lilies and stephanotis. A breakfast in the Hawthorn Room and a in the Pfleger home followed the
“6.1. Wood Jr., Miss Miller Will Exchange Vows Today
SUNDAY, AUG. 26, 1951
Two Couples Take Wedding Trips North Following Rites
Miner-Baker photo.
Mrs. B. H. Walker
James Irvin Walker, are the bridegroom’s parents.
The bride's cousin, University of Notre Dame, offi=
Gentryville,
the Rev. Fr. Anthony
Attendants were Mrs. Harry T. Richardson, her sister's matron of honor; Miss Patty Lou Albany, Lou Richardson, flowergirl; best man, and William Koch of Santa Claus and Monald Baxter of Anderson,
maid of honor: Patty Joe Allen Hevron,
The bride's attendants wore blue lace bal-lerina-length frocks with matching mitts and delphinium headbands. The flowergirl wore a long blue organdy with white lace ‘trim. The bride, lace gown fashioned
They carried blue fans.
wore with an offA cap of pearl-embroidered She carried a cas-
For a wedding trip north the bride wore a purple print with matching fitted linen jacket and purple and white accessories. The bride attended Purdue University and the bridegroom was graduated from the uniShe is a Kappa Kappa Gamma Soror= -i#*y member and he is a Kappa Psi Prateruny
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Gordon Clark, head of Butler University's philosophy department, will officiate this afternoon at the marriage.of Miss Patricia Louise Miller to George T.
State Teachers College" and the bride attends the college. She is an Alpha Chi Omega
Sorority member and he is a
Phi Delta Pi Fraternity memsber.
Reception Is.
Held in IAC
Escorted down the aisle by her father, Miss Donna Joyce
Halcomb became the bride, Friday night, ef Lyle Dean Boughton in a 7:30 o'clock ceremony in Roberts Park Methodist Church,
Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Halcomb, 2267 Kessler Blvd, and Mr, and Mrs. IL. K. Boughton, 4993 Rockville Road. The bride's champagne tulle over matching taffeta gown was fashioned with a fitted bodice appliqued with a white velvet flower motif. The appliques extended down the front of the bouffant skirt.
Ballerina Frocks
Her shoulder-length tiered veil of silk illusion fell from a twisted velvet crown and she carried two white orchids and stephanotis on a white prayerbook. Melon red and green nylon ballerina gowns were worn by the attendants. Mrs, Martine Masters, Corbin, Kyv., was. matron of honor, and bridesmaids were Miss Jane Boughton and Miss Delores Narriner,
Trip to Florida
The bridegroom was attended by Keith Walters, hest man, and William Ellaby, Don Bledsoe and George Craven, ushers, After the reception in the Indianapolis Athletic Club, the bride changed into a light blue wool sharkskin suit with brown cobra accessories for her motor trip to Miami, Fla. They will live at 1604 N. Lynhurst Drive. : Mr. Boughton attended Purdue University,
Party to Mark 50 Yeais Together
Times State Service CLAYTON, Aug. 25 — Mr, and Mrs. Byron Elmore and their son, Paul, of this city, will entertain tomorrow in honor of Mrs. Elmore's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Mark Short, also of Clayton. The 50th wedding anniversary of the Shorts will be ob-
"served at a dinnér party,
Paul Short, Pueblo, Colo. is a son of the honor guests
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