Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1937 — Page 5

" SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1037

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

HREE PROMINENT GIRLS TAKE NUPTIAL VOWS

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Conde Nast’s Son Weds

Miss Houser

Jane Fitton to Marry R.}

M. Fox; Pinkham \ Ceremony Set. ~ The wedding march was the theme song for today's social gathrings Daughters of three prom- ~~ Inent Indianapolis families were to iy be married in ceremonies attracting . Tashionable guests r Miss Jane Fitton was to be married to R. Michael Fox late this afternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs.” R. Kirby Whyte, and Mr. + Whyte. Miss Ruth Pinkham, Racine, Wis., formerly of Indianapolis, was|to exchange vows with Milton A. Nix, Evanston, Ill, in the first Presbyterian Church here. iss ; Juliet Houser's marriage to ‘Charles Coudert Nast, New York, was held at the home’ of the bride's mother, Mrs. Marion E. Ensley, at high noon. : Miss Houser was escorted by Mr. Ensley to an improvised altar banked with white lilacs and cibotium fern, where she joined Mr. Nast, son of Conde Nast, New York. Dr. Frank S. C. Wicks officiated. The bride wore an |empire style gown of marble pink illusion, designed | with a short | jacket smocked |in a rose pattern, and a full skirf. She carried a fan of lilies off the valley and white orchids, and wore liliés of the valley L® In her hair. > § Eo Reception for Family Marion} Pfitzner, Evansville, the bride's epusin, attended her, wearing an | angel blue mousseline “de soie gown, carrying a colonial Ret pf tinted lilies of /the val‘a wearing .a garland of pastel .d {gardeniae in her’ hair. Thomas Moore, New York, was best man, | | : !

A reception for the families and intimate , friends followed = the ceremony. trip through the East and is to be at" home at 1040 Park Ave. New York, after July 1. The bride's travelihg suit was of bisque wool with matching accessories; The bride is a graduate of - Tudor Hall and attended - Misses Stone - School, Washington, and the School | of Drama’in Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. st is a graduate of Harvard Uni- =

N : sity and the Columbia Univerity School of: Law. { Mr. Nast, member of the Racquet and Tennis Club, was deputy attorney general in New York in 1928, and recently resigned his commission as captain of the headquarters ~ company, 107th Infantry, National Guard. 2s

2 ” ” ‘Miss Pinkham. daughter of Mr. “géind Mrs. R. H. Pinkham, -was to be married to Mr. Nix; son of Dr. : ‘George C. Nix, Opp, Ala., at 4 p. m. by Dr. George Arthur Frantz. church was to be decorated in palms and ferns. The bride, to be given in marriage by her father, was to wear an ivory satin empire style gown, with a neckline ees in corded satin. t

The long -sleeves are trimmed with buttons and the train is ‘rounded. "Her bouquet. was to be of white , spring flowers. Her three-tiered * . long, illusion veil will fall from a "juliet cap. -, i - ~ Miss Dorothy. Greene, Racine, Wis., was to be maid of honor, and Misses Mary Stewart Haines, Marcia Morrison and Mary Luten, bridesmaids. Their dresses of silk maruisette aver taffeta are fashioned like; they have Dutch necKlines, | short puff sleeves and inserts of pleated ruffles down the front. Miss Greene's is ocean green; Miss Haines, orchid leaf; Miss Luten’s, pain yellow, and Miss Morrison's ~ flesh rose. They were to carry bou ~ guets of: spring flowers, | Allen Nix, New York, the bridegroom's brother, was to pe t man; _Dr. Harold Nix, Charlottesville, Va., "another brother; Paul Guénzel, Chicago, and J. R. Allen Jr.,| Evanston, 1 . 111, ushers. : UBT | Mrs. Pinkham was to attend in a Py , . plack marquisette and lage gown. A reception at the Propylaeum was to ) follow the ceremony. . : The bride is a graduate of Sweet Briar College and Mr. Nix is a graduate. of the University of Virginia School of Business. |

= ” ” { The. Rt. Rev. Msgr O'Connor was to officiate ; change of vows by Miss Fitton, daughter of Mrs. Harry |R. Fitton, and Mr. Fox. son of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond C. Fox. Mrs. Helen Harey, harpist, and Mrs. Marrrison Shimer, violinist, play bridal ‘music. > anel of cibotium ferns and palms\ was to shield the fireplace with lighted tapers on the mantelpiece, decorated with jonquils, delIphinium, roses and hydrangea blos- - soms. Pockets’ of the same flowers ‘were to be around the room. Standards of greenery, joined by green- _ ery ropes, were to form an aisleway. ‘ The entrance to the room was to be ‘marked by two blue vases, holding flowering branches fland spring wers. Bike: bride was to wear a fitted _ white lace gown with buttons down "the back and a train. Tiny clusters of flowers trim the puffs of the gleeves, tight from the elbows to the wrists. The three-quarter length tulle veil joins a. band of . small white flowers. Her bouquet was to be of gardenias and lilies of | the valley. | Mrs. Whyte was to be matron of ' honor, land Miss Joan Fox, the Domo sister, was to be bridesmaid. Robert Fitton Whyte, - the ores nephew,” was to be ring ~, pearer, and David Fox, Mr. Fox's brother, best man. : Mrs. Whyte’s-gown is of hyaeinth blue chiffon with a jacket ‘fashioned of ruching. Miss Fox's pink net gown, over taffeta, has puff sleeves and taffeta leaves are scattered over the skirt. Their bouquets was to be of spring flowers. - The ring bearer, in black velvet suit with white satin blouse, was to carry "the ring on a satin pillow. Mrs. Fitton was to wear a royal blue crepe gown with long chiffop ~ cape, studded with rhinestones, and Mrs. Fox, a black chiffon gown. . The bride is a graduate of Tudor ~ Hall and attended Gulf Park Col.lege at Gulfport, Miss. She is a member of Junior League and - Christamore Aid Society. Mr. Fox

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D.A.R.Unit’s Meeting Set For Thursday

The annual business meeting of the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, D. A. R., on Thursday calls for annual reports of officers and committee chairmen and delegates’ reviews of the Continental Congress held recently in Washington. These delegates include Mrs. Bertram Day, regent; Mrs. John Downing Johnson, Mrs. William C. Bartholomew and Miss Eleanor Semans.

New executive board members to be installed are Mrs. Frederick Stilz, regent; Mrs. Harry Allen Van Osdol, second vice regent; Mrs. E. H. Kemper McComb, recording secretary; Mrs. Russell S. Bosart; membership" secretary; Mrs. William Dobson, registrar; Mrs. G..B. Taylor, historian, and Mrs. Frederick Terry. During the tea hour Mrs. Kenneth Dix Coffin if to play piano numbers. rs Edward B. Raub, hostess chairman, is to be assisted by Mrs. Hester T. Van Landingham, T chairman; Miss Carrie E. Huntingon, Cumberland; Mrs. Charles L. Masters, Brookville; Mesdames Howard A. Benton, William H. Kilman, Charles W. Merrill, David M. Parry, Adah E. Rose and William Fletcher Taylor. :

Piano Concert To Be Arranged By Committe

The {Tudor Hall School Advisory

ing-at 11 a. m. Tuesday, in preparation for'a two-piano concert by Mrs. Dorothy Merrill Ritter and Miss Elizabeth Stigall. The recital, on May 12, is to be held in the American United Life Insurance Building Auditorium. Mrs, H. A. O. Speers is to be the meeting hostess. - b Mrs. J. [K. Lilly Jr., advisory committee charman, is to arrange decorations. | Miss I.‘ Hilda Stewart, school principal, is in charge of ushers. | Mrs. Lilly is to entertain with a dinner before the concert, which is sponsored for the benefit of the un-

Gergraduire scholarship fund. Sigma Nu Holds Dance Tonight

Sigma Nu Fraternity’s state dance is to be held tonight in the Athenaeum with music by Tom Gentry and His Ambassadors. Alumni and

college chapters are to attend. _ Blaine Wiseman is Indianapolis Alumni Club president.

Oldenburg Alumnae Will Have Tea May 8

The Indianapolis Alumnae of Oldenburg College are to receive visitors at a “tea on May 8, at Marian College, Cold Springs Road. The college, located on the former Allison estate, is to open for registration on May 15. Miss Helen O’Brien and Miss Frances Carter are in charge of arrangements. The college is to be

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representatives from five Indiana:

Oldenburg,

Figure in Engagements, Card Party, Luncheon, Wedding Trip, Dance and Sorority Rush News

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Prospect of Summer at Michigan Camp Stirs Enthusiasm of Pinewood Enrollees

By Z. Campers old and new, wha will go to Pinewood on the shores of Burt

Lake, Mich., this summer, are anticipating excitement and fun. With their mothers and camp friends they-gathered at the Woodstock Club yesterday for tea as guests of Miss Gertrude Tuttle, camp director. Mrs. Charles Schaf, Mrs. Anna Marie Gall-Sayles and Mrs. Austin Brown assisted the hostess. as

Virginia Brown will return to Pinewood for her sixth year when camp opens its eight-week season July~7. She is a veteran camper by inheritance as well as in her own right because her mother, Mrs, Austin Brown, was one of Miss Tuttle’s first campers, when Pinewood opened. Li Camp Friendships Enduring

Now Pinewood is one of the oldest and best established in the country and has girls from many states. Friendships are made there that endure through the years. The girls find it very. pleasant to visit back and forth in neighboring cities.

Many a debutante who has gone to a first party in Louisville, Dayton, Cincinnati or St. Louis has found former .camp mates to make her feel at home in a new and

grown-up atmosphere. Z Among other Indianapolis gir is ‘year are ! Sayles, Su-

Virginia and Elizabeth Evans, Joan Haywood and Martha Lois Adams. k 2 ” ” Friends of Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Louisville, are delighted to find her here for a stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Levey. » ” EJ t An interesting Indianapolis visitor has been Gustave Baumann, Santa

Aids Are Chosen For

Mrs. Clifford L. Harrod is hostess chairman for the Columbia Club's final luncheon bridge party in a series to be held Tuesday in the club house. Mrs. Harrod’s assistants include Mesdames Leroy Carson, Archie N. Bobbitt, Albert Bristor, Lloyd D. Claycombe, Harry B. Custer, B. G. Halstead, Walter Krull, J. Hart Laird, B. F. Leib, Carl F. Maetschke, Winfield Miller, C. C. Ridge, Curtis H. Rottger, W. G. Vogel and Mrs. Simeon - Stewart, Anderson; Mrs, William C. Babcock Jr., Rensselaer; Mrs. Earl D. Smith, Delphi; Mrs. Frank Donner, Greencastle; Mrs. William Patton, Martinsville; Mrs. F. 8. Crockett, Lafayette; Mrs. Fred Conkle, Noblesville, and Mrs. John

Final Party

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-President Roosevelt.

H. Kiplinger, Pe, N. M. the noted.

trip to Brown County with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bates Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are Jusp home from an extended trip in the southwest. = They motored from Corpus Christi to Monterey, where they enjoyed the peaceful, old-world atmosphere. But they had their moments of excitement, too, and came back with a grand fish story. They fished at Aransas Pass, where they had the same guide who is now with Mr. Johnson, while seeking tarpon, had his line taken by a giant ray fish. The line

was cut before the boat capsized. |

The event was unusual in that experts say the giant ray 1s seldom fooled by so simple a device as a line—ordinarily he is susceptible to nothing less than a harpoon. ” ” ” 4 rs. Esther Cain and her young carter returned Wednesday night from Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. ” ” ” Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cutler Dawes, Chicago, are here for the week-end with Mrs. Dawes’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGibeny, Golden Hill. Mrs. Dawes’ son, Charles Burr, is taking part in the Park School Mothers’ Association Garden Tour today and tomorrow. The Dawes were married in January at the McGibeny home: Mr. Dawes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Cutler Dawes, Chicago, is a of Gen. and Mrs. Charles

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Three Events Tonight Otter Dinner, Dancing and F rolic|

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Tonight is an evening for partying. In three circles there will be entertainments to dispel any inclination to stay at home. ., Southern Club members are taking guests to their spring party in

the Marott Hotel Hunters Lodge. which suit their fancy. Mz. and Mrs. T. M. Riddick will

as their guests, and Mr. and Mrs.

R. S. William will be with Mr. and Mrs. T, M. Overly. Mrs. Kin Hub-

bard is to attend with Mr. and Mrs)

Rivers Peterson and Judson Moschelle is to accompany his mother, Mrs. Anna K. Moschelle. In all there will be 85 members and guests, who will welcome new officers to be announced following dinner.

Guild Charity Dance

St. Vincent Hospital Guild members and'patrons will dance away the evening at a supper dance in the Indianapolis Athletic Club.

Sigma Alpha Iota T'o Induct Officers

Mrs. Harold Larsh, Sigma Alpha Iota province president, is to install the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter’s new officers at a meeting at 6 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Maftinis to be hostess. The officers are Miss Emma J.

Doeppers, president; Mrs. Martin, vice president; Mrs. Elmer Roberts, secretary; Miss Jeanette Tobey, treasurer; Miss -Irma Ross, 5 and Miss Helen Von Willer, chap-

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Winslow Rites Set for May 15

Mrs. Henry Hallam Hornbrook announces the engagement of her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Horn-

brook Winslow, to William Maxwell ||

Coppock, son of Mr. and Mrs. McClellen Coppock.

The marriage is to take place at noon Saturday, May 15, at the M. E. Church, in and a few

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After dinner.they will choose games

have Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Rhoades

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Money. contributed by purchasing p tickets _ will brighten the lives of patients in the hospital's maternity and children’s wards. ) * Places .at the tables will be marked with silver and green programs, picturing Maypoles on the covers. Spring flowers will brighten tables and palms and flowers will be arranged around the orchestra stand and in the Palm Room, Lambs club members frolicking at the Columbia Club are looking forward to the “May Day Gambols,” a floor show arranged by a committee, directed by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferriday Jr. The audience will be caught in the spirit of the stunt with the signal for “gang” singing, a tradition: of all Lambs’ parties. Such songs as “The Bicycle for Two” %re scheduled:

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Out-of-Town Guests

Charles Lincoln of Virginia is to be in the party to be given at the club by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor. Mrs. Esther Cain and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Whitehill will be with them. i Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Wright's party will include Dr. and Mrs. Cleon Nafe, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rockwood. Mr, and Mrs. William E. Barnard, Chicago, are spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. David P. Andrews and will come -to the party with them. :

Mr. and -Mrs. Aurora, will be with Col. and- Mrs. william Guy Wall. Mr. and #Mrs. Russell Willson also are to have dinner guests.’ :

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1. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Peters son have announced the engagement of their daughter Ruth to Robert C. Hanika, Cleveland, O., son of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas E. Hanika, Ine dianapolis. The wedding is. to take place May 29 in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. (Photo by Vogue.) 2. Mrs, W. J. Overmire is president of the Children’s: Sunshine Club of Sunnyside which is to’ hold its semiannual card: party for the benefit ‘of children patients at. the Marion County Tuberculosis Hospital. The party is to be held May 14 in Ayres’ Auditorium. (Photo by Bretzman.) . 3. Mrs. H. B: Pike is general chairman of the Woman's Department Club May Day luncheon and club show to. be. held May 12. (Photo by Porter.) 4. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis have announced the engagement of their daughter Mary Eleanor to Dr. Wendell Shullenberger, son of the Rev, and Mrs. W. A. Shullenberger. The wedding is to take place June 8. (Photo By Photo-Craft.) 5. The engagement of Miss Dorothy Screes to C. Evan Parks, Indianapolis, son of Mrs. Bessie T. Parks, Lafayette, is announced by Miss Screes’ mother, Mrs. James Screes. The wedding is to take place June 22. (Photo by Blocks.) 6. Mr. and Mrs. William Herbert Thompson are on a wedding trip in Mexico. Before her recent marriage Mrs. Thompson was Miss Joan Aufderheide, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Aufderheide. (Photo by W. Hurley Ashby, F. R. P. S.) - 7. Mrs. Walter Brant is general chairman of the St. Vincent Hos~ pital Guild’s annual supper dance tonight in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. (Photo by Dexheimer-Car= lon.) me : 8. The Butler University Chapter of Pi Beta Phi Sorority is to entertain tomorrow afternoon. with a tea for rushees. Misses Janet Hill: Geraldine Johnson and Jeanne Wintz (left to right) are assisting with

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Guests Invited Fo Meeting of

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Mrs. Ralph C. Brown and Mrs. William Sherman Hay, Winnetka, Ill.,| Wellesley College Alumnae As sociation president and vice presi» dent respectively, are to be. honor guests at the Indiana. Club's lunch-eon-meeting Monday at Mrs. W. J. E. Webber's home. While here the visitors are to be guests, of Mrs. Alfred Wells Noling and are- to meet with prospective students and their mothers. Mrs. Thomas Garber and Mrs. Frederick Hadley are to assist Mrs. Webber... Mesdames Franeis—DPunn, Karl Koons and G. B. Taylor, homi= nating committee members, are to submit a slate for election. The . scholarship committee is to repott and discussion is to be held regard= ing the club's. closing party. Mrs. Richard Jacobs, Ft. Benja= min Harrison and Mrs. E. C. McCann are to report a recent trip to Chicago, where they attended a cole lege dinner. $

Méthers’ Club Dinner Scheduled Monday, -

Alpha Chi Omega Mothers’ Club ° members are to ‘close the season with a dinner meeting at the Pleasant View Lutheran Church, north of Crow’s Nest, at 1 p. m. Monday. Members are to meet at the Butler University chapter house for transe portation. | 5 New officers are to be installed by Mrs. W. C. Richter, retiring president. They include Mrs. C. C. Price, president; Mrs, Roy Johnson, vice president; Mrs.. A. D. Conner, re= cording secretary; Mrs. A. C. Hirschman, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Noble Howard, treasurer,

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