Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 June 1936 — Page 18
; Aids Are Named by Bride Bride-to-Be
Misses Eleanor Egan and Rosemary Commons are to be bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss Rose- - mary Clark fo James 8S. Sullivan on June 22 at St. Philip Neri Church. John Sullivan, bride-to-be, is to be best man, and J. B. Quigley and Edwin Hughes are to be ushers. Mrs. T. E. OConnor and her . daughter, Miss Lucille O’Connor, | are to be entertained Tuesday with a personal shower for the bride-to-be
Mrs. Michael Sullivan, Mr. Sullivan’s mother, gave a party for Miss Clark Wednesday night.
FLOWER MISSION
DAY IS ARRANGED|
Flower Mission day is to be observed by the Frances Willard W. C.! T. U. at its meeting Tuesday at the; Home for Aged Women. Mrs. Lina Schaefer is to be in charge. Mrs. Floyd Knight is to lead devotions. A program of readings and music is to be presented. Mrs. Myrtle Stephens is to preside.
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Wedding Is Set
J | Meier, Eleanor "Jones,
4 member of parties usd mehate unsliel
£ | uled for Miss Delma Vestal, who is’ * | to be married to Charles F. Rohm, ; da
Cleveland, June 13, in the Irvington Methodist Church. Miss Jean Vestal is to SIE tonight with a kitchen shower. Appointments are to be in biue and white. Guests are to include Mesdames George K. Vestal, C. W. Rohm, Leland Clapp, George A. McCoy, Robert Shultz, Harold Meek
, and Ruth Foster.
Other guests are to be Misses Rachael Timmons, Dorothea Hogle, Mary Esther Lawler , Rebecca Shields, Catherine Blake, Louise Marion
a Barnes, Marie Grossman and Bobby
—Photo by Voorhis Mr. and Mrs. Walter Perkins, Bluefield, W. Va., have anncunced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Gordon Perkins (above), to T. Sherman McClean, son of
Mrs. *krthur E. McClean. The wedding is to take place June 28 at Bluefield Christ Episcopal Church.
Jo Vestal, Mrs. Walter B. Hendrickson is to entertain tomorrow with a shower and luncheon in honor of Miss Ves-
tal. Guests are to include Mes-|
dames George K. Vestal, Louise Whitesell, Paul Green, Thomas Walsh, George A. McCoy and Joan Goodnight. Tomorrow night Mr. and Mrs, L. B. Barnes are to entertain with a
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| and Mrs. Guy O. ‘Carpenter.
lor, G. E, Teeters, w. B. Ward, | Edward Madingsr, G. L. Helms, A.| W. Macy, John Muesing, C. E. Col- | lings, Prank Smiiey, Harry Johnson |
and Charles Hitchcock. Other guests Messrs. -. and Mesdames Walker, Paul Schaeffer,
Lewis, Carol Sherman, Henry Thom-
as, J. C. Trapp, Claude Beechler, W. |
H. Wheeler, George: A. McCoy, FP. G. Woods, J. H. Staley and the Rev.
Other guests are to be Mesdames Marie Parker and Elizabeth Marquette, and Misses Mildred Askren, Rachael Timmons, Mildred | Hannon, Mauree Sonday, Iva Pearcy and Edna Hartman.
are to include| Garfield
Arthur | | Hoffman, August Jacobs, Raymond |
Mrs. Wilbert V. White >»
(above) is in charge of decorations for the Omega Nu Tau Sorority’s sixteenth annual rose ball, sponsored by the national counVinson, Margaret Kramer, Margaret } ¢il, tomorrow night at the Co-
lumbia Club.
Mrs. White is a. member of Alpha Chapter.-
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