Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 85, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1934 — Page 5

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Harry M. Cruse Takes Bride at St. Patrick’s Monsignor John O'Connell officiated this morning at the wedding of Miss Genevieve Stetzel. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J I. Stetzel. nnd Harry M. Cruse, in St. Patrick's church. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs Henry Cruse. Miss Helen Colbert, organist, played "I Love You Truly." "The Rosary" and ' Ave Maria.” The bride walked to the altar, decorated with summer flowers, with her father. Her gown was of antique ivory satin, cut princess style w ith a train. Cap of the short veil was edged with roseates of net. and the bridal bouquet was of brides roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs. E. W. Miller, maid of honor, wore a gown of shell pink silk net. with pink accessories, and carried a bouquet of Gayety roses and delphinium. Mr. Miller was best man. and ushers were J. I. Stetzel Jr., the bride's brother, and Edward Cruse, j the bridegroom's brother. Mrs Stetzel wore a black sheer gown and Mrs. Cruse, a navy blue sheer gown; both wore corsages ot roses. Following a wedding breakfast at the Charm House, the couple left for a wedding trip to Chi- j cage After Sept. 1 they will be at j home in Indianapolis. DR. ~SALB WEI)S~ MARTHA CRIST Miss Martha Crist, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H Crist. Fortville. and Dr. Max C. Salb. son of Mrs. J. P Salb. Jasper, were married in St Joseph rectory at Jasper today. The bnde has been secretary to Lieuten-ant-Governor Clifford N. Townsend. 1

World-Wide Peace Campaign Proposed by W. C. T. U.

Bv 7 imr Special EVANSTON. 111. Aug. 18.—An intensive three-year program on behalf of world peace, continuance of disarmament conferences, control of manufacture and sale of munitions and for a common international demonstration of mutual good-will, soon wall be Inaugurated by the worlds W. C. T. U. The program will be in accordance with plans adopted at the recent convention at Stockholm. Sweden, in which women delegates from more than thirty countries participated. Announcement comes from the national headquarters of the W. C. T. U. here today. Details of such a three-vear peace program are outlined in the current week's issue of the Union Signal, official organ of the national W. C. T. U.. and include the inauguration of an annual peace day to be observed by white ribboners in every country. Feb. 17. anniversary of the death of Frances Willard in 1898. has. at the suggestion of the world president. Dr. Ella A. Boole, been chosen BETROTHED COUPLE WILL BE HOXORED Mrs. Jessie Hammel has invited guests to a buffet supper tonight in honor of her daughter. Muss Gladys Hammel. and Gaylord Sweany who will be married at noon tomorrow in the Central Avenue M E. church. Guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sweany. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Shaw. Musses Hazel and Beatrice Stafford and Betty Buenting and George J. Hammel Sr. Joseph Wilson and G. Clarence Meyer.

for this event. It is pointed out that this probably is the first move ever projected to provide for a day upon which a common and simultaneous demonstration can be made in ; every country on behalf of worldwide peace and good-will. BRIDE TO BE GUEST AT BRIDGE SHOWER Miss Francy Hintze will entertain at the home of her sister, Mrs. LaRue Byron. 723 East Fifty-third street. Monday night at a miscellaneous shower and bridge party in honor of Mrs. Gerald M. c mith, formerly Miss Virginia Barnett. Guests will be Mesdames Joseph McHugh. D. E. Barnett and Wilbur Staner, and Misses Ann Anderson, Marguarite Ryan. Belle Cope. Pauline Smith. Elsie Addison, Edna Malone. Goldie Rutledge. Kathleen Louis. Mary Sullivan. Josephine Strawmever. Jean Deputy, Leah Whaley and Joann McDermed. The hostess will be assisted by her mother. Mrs. Victor Hintze, and Mrs. Byron. VISITORS FETED AT THE MAROTT Twenty-one guests were entertained by Mrs. Carl Ittenbach today at a luncheon party in the Marott in honor of Mrs. Harry Hauger, Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. Lauer J. Frolich, Pittsburgh. Pa. Mrs. Hauger is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Froelich and daughter are guests of Mrs. Froeiichs father, W. C. Zanng.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

VACATIONISTS at Lake Maxinkuckee find any number of recreations to entertain them in addition to the fun of the water sports. Mrs. John Sloane Kittle's hobby is her garden, and she works with her flowers every day. She is profiting now from her watchful care, and her home is bright with the plants’ blooms. She wears heavy white garden gloves when she clips the flowers. Paul Krauss 111 and his house guests, J. William Wright Jr. and Richard K. Fowler, enjoy shooting at clay pigeons. While Paul and William aim, Richard tosses the pigeons into the air. Miss Elizabeth Crawford, daughter of Mrs. John L. Crawford. Terre Haute, drives frequently to points of interest near the lake. Miss Crawford is a graduate of Tudor Hall and visits friends frequently in Indianapolis. She now attends Western college, Oxford, O. The tennis courts are frequented by the vacationists. Miss Mary Jane Sheerin returned from a game wearing slacks. Miss Betty Conder goes to call on Mrs. R. C. Shaneberger and pauses at the white gate. Her sister. Miss Norma Conder. Miss Lucille Barry and her guest. Miss Eleanor Dietz, attend many of the Culver Military Academy Wednesday night dances.

Club to Raise Funds for Annual Sunnyside Outing

Members of the Children's Sunshine Club of Sunnyside are making , preparations for the annual picnic which the club gives for children of the Marion County Tuberculosis sanatorium. To raise funds for the picnic on Aug. 25 a luncheon and bridge party will be given at the Columbia Club Wednesday. Mrs. Carl Neerman is chairman and will be assisted bv Mesdames Charles L. Bogert, W. T. Cochrane, G. L. O'Conner B. M. Howell, Clifford Richter, Frederick Wagner, Edward Rippberger and Roscoe Buti#r, Guests places will be marked with nosegays. Preceding the nienic a program will be presented by the children under the direction of the vocational instructor, Miss Harriett Krause and her assistant. Miss Frances Wallace. Mrs. Richter is chairman of arrangements. Her assistants are Mrs. Alva Cradick president; Mes-

I dames W. J. Overmire, Harry Grimes Miss Marie Rochford and : others. Recently a radio was installed in 1 the children's building of Sunnyside * by the club. BRIDAL COUPLE TO BE HOXORED Mr. and Mrs. Loran Brinker will give a dinner tonight in honor of . Miss Bonnie Ellis and George Kraft, whom they will attend at their marriage at 3 tomorow in the Trafalgar M. E. church at Trafalgar. The Rev. Glenn Tudor will officiate. The bnde will wear a white crepe dress, a white turban with nose veil and a shoulder corsage of gardenias. Mrs. Brinker's gown will be brown crepe, and her corsage will be of mixed garden flowers. The couple will live at 1824 South Meridian street.

Leila Belle Shipman Is Bride in Tabernacle Ceremony

Several out-of-town guests attended the wedding of Miss Leila Belle Shipman and Wallace Pickens Daggy today in the parlor of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Dr. J. Ambrose Dunkel performed the ceremony before the mantel, decorated with ferns and palms and lighted with cathedral tapers. The bride, given in marriage by her father, Harry Shipman, wore a flesh pink Alencon lace gown, brown suede velvet pictuer hat, brown chiffon gloves and a corsage of orchids and lilies of the valley. Her sister, Mrs. Sylvan Mouser, the only attendant, was gowned in ice blue satin with finger-length jacket. She wore hat and gloves like the bride’s and a corsage of gardenias. Henry S. Redding, Chicago, was best man. Mrs. Shipman's gown was of navy blue crepe, trimmed in white and worn with a corsage of pink rosebuds. Out-of-town guests were Mrs Reddig, Chicago; Mrs. Holt Pickens, Spencer; Mr. and Mrs. Edward SHOWER Is GIVEN FOR BRIDE-ELECT A surprise kitchen shower for Miss Mildred Tamblvn, bride-elect, was given by Mrs. Carl Franke Thursday night. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. E. Tamblyn. Guests were Mesdames Millie Foley. Russell Arbuckle, A. H. Lukens and Hannah Brunner r and Misses Lenore and Alma Mueller. Marguerite Schan, Marie Eggert, ( Mabel McDaniel and Adah Hedding. j Miss Tamblyn’s marriage to George , A. Davis will take place Sept. 2.

Smith and Mist Louise Smith, Muncie; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Downey, Camden; Professor and Mrs. Dean Long, Mrs. Ida Hagel and John Hagel, all of Evansville, and Miss i Louise Cox, Peru. Immediately after the ceremony i the couple left for a northern wedding trip. They will return to live in Indianapolis after Sept. 1. The ! bride's traveling dress was of yellow and brown crepe. The bride is a graduate of Butler i university and member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Mr. Daggy. son of j Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Daggy, Sterling, I Kan., is a senior at the Benjamin Harrison law school. CLARA ALLEE WEDS IN HOME CEREMONY Only members of the families ’-iinessed the marriage of Miss Clara Rosamond Allee and Paul F. j Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell, Elnora, today at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Allee. The Rev. j E. H. Bailey, pastor of the First 1 United Brethren church, officiated. I Mrs. William G. Milholland, Terre Haute, aunt of the bride, and Miss Doris Milholland played bridal music on the piano and violin. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white satin gown with a tulle veil trimmed with orange blossoms. She carried white rases. After a wedding trip, the couple will be at home in Indianapolis. The bride traveled in a navy blue crepe ensemble with white accessories.

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Bertha Whitaker Is Bride Today of Fred R. Herther After Miss Bertha Whitaker and Fred R. Herther are married this j afternoon in the rectory of St. Patrick's church, they will be honored at a dinner for the bridal party and families at Whispering Winds and a reception at the bride’s parents’ ; home, 1410 Spann avenue. The bride., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Whitaker, will be at- ! tended by Miss Maxine Rawlings j and Hazel Herther, cousin of the ; bridegroom. James Herther, the | bridegroom's brother, will be best man and Robert Gonder, the bride's cousin, junior best man. The bride's gown will be of eggshell satin trimmed in lace and seed pearls. The cap of the tulle veil will be of Duchess lace, worn by the ; bride’s aunt at her wedding. The bridal bouquet will be of roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Rawlings gown will be of green taffeta and her flowers will be Briarcliffe roses. Miss Herther will wear pale rose taffeta and carry Johanna Hill roses. Mrs. Whitaker’s gown will be of ashes of roses sheer creep and lace, and Mrs. Helen Jurgens. Ft. Wayne, the bridegroom’s sister, will wear a powder-biue crepe dress. The couple will take a trip to Wisconsin and will be at home in Indianapolis after Sept. 1 at 77 North Brookville road. Club Outing Set Variety Club picnic will be held Monday. Aug. 27, and the usual Saturday night entertainment at the club will be held tonight.