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SATURDAY, AUG. 28

1937

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Indianapolis Horse Lovers Prepare for State Fair Show at Coliseum Next Week

Nine Couples to Marry Today and Tomorrow

Indianapolis, Southport and Los Angeles to Be Future | Homes of Pairs Exchanging Nuptial Vows.

Nine bridal couples are occupying the social spotlight today and to- | morrow as they exchange vows in local churches and attractively dec-

orated homes.

: | Following receptions, they are to leave on wedding trips to the Bast. Seven couples are on their return, one is to reside in

North and South.

Southport and another is to motor to Luvs Angelos, Cal. for future residence.

Humphrey-McKay Rites to Be Read

Chicago and Los Angeles are to be the destination of Miss Marjorie

Maxine McKay and Wendell Hum- | ferns and flanked by seven-branched

phrey, both of Los Angeles, following their marriage at 5:30 p. m. lomorrow in the Third Christian Church. Miss McKay, who is a daughter of L.. A. McKay, 729 N. Riley Ave., formerly lived in Indianapolis. Mr. Humphrey is a son of A. R. Humphrey. The Rev. F. E. Smith is to read the ceremony before an altar of ferns and palms lighted with candles in candelabra. The bride, who is to be given in marriage by her father, is to wear an ice blue lace redingote over a satin gown with a long train. Her long veil is to fall from an ice blue tiara. She is to carry gardenias and delphinium and a hankerchief made from her first baby dress. Mrs. Fred Keithley is to be her sister's matron of honor. She is to wear a pink gown fashioned like that of the bride and is to carry pink gladioli. The bridesmaids, Misses Gwendolyn Schort, Lucile

McKay, Alberta Speicher and Mrs. |

william Mitchell, Los Angeles, are wearing dusty pink lace over deep pink taffeta and carrying flame coiored gladioli. Patricia Ann Madison is to be flower girl. Mr. Keithley is to be best man. Dr. Hugh K. Thatcher, Joseph Roberts, Fredric Winter and Mr. Mitchell, Loos Angeles, are to usher. McKay Keithley is to be ring bearer. Music is to be provided by Mrs. A. R. Madison, vocalist, and Arthur Mason, organist. A reception is to follow the ceremony in the Keithley home, 1800 S. Arlington Ave. The couple is to live in Los Angeles.

Gaylord Dowd to Wed

Grace Weirick The Rev. Ambrose Dunkel is to read the wedding ritual for Miss

land Mrs.

to be at home ir Indianapolis

Grace Caiwell Weirick and Gaylord L. Dowd at 4:3v this afternoon in the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Miss Weirick is the niece of Mr. H. G. Calwel, 5338 N. Pennsylvania St, and Mr. Dowd is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Dowd Tipton. . The service is to be read betore an altar banked with palms and

candelabra. The bride is to enter on the arm of her uncle, Mr. Calwell. Her gown is to be a white afternoon dress, cut on princess lines and worn with a tuffeted jacket.

| She is to wear a halo of gardenias in her hair and carry a coionial bouquet of the same flowers.

Bridal Party Listed

The matron of honor, Mrs. Gor- | don Raeburn, a cousin of the bride- | to-be, is to wear a full skirted pea- | cock blue corded taffeta gown with |a ruffled jacket. Her bouquet is to | be of light and dark pink asters. | Another cousin, Miss Suzanne Calwell is to be the junior bridesmaid. ‘Her bouquet of lavendar and purple \asters are to contrast with a pink [chiffon dress with fitted lines. Herbert Charbonneau, Windsor, Canada, is to be best mah, and another Windsor resident, Jack Youngston, has come here to usher at the (wedding. Leander King is also to

assist. Following the ceremony there is [to be a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Calwell. The couple |1s to leave on a wedding trip and {on their return are to be at home lat 26 W. 16th St.

'Cline-Pinnick Nup‘tials to Be Tomorrow | Garden flowers are to form a background for the marriage of Miss® | Evelyn Pinnick to Donald Cline at [3.30 p. m, tomorrow in the Bast | Park Methodist Church. Miss Pinnick is a daughter of Mr. jand Mrs. James FPF. Pinnick, 2521 Broadwgy, Mr, Cline is a son of

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cline, 1543 Dongus. is to wear a gown of Wallis | ly after the ceremony for a motor

Dudley Ave.

blue with an American beauty velvet

trip. They are to be at home next

The Rev. F. P. Taylor is to read sash. Her bouquet is to be of asters | month in Indianapolis.

the ceremony in the presence of the immediate families. The bride, who is to be given in marriage by her father, is to wear a blue lace over taffeta gown with a turban to niatch. She is to carry white roses and lilies of the valley. Her sister, Mrs. Dale Gilson, who is to be matron of honor, is to wear a pink marquisette gown with a dubonnet turban. She is to carry red roses and delphinium. Joseph Fritch is to be best man. A wedding supper at Hollyhock | Hill is to follow the ceremony. After | a wedding trip in the East, the couple is to be at home on Sept. 15 in the Penn-Arts Apartments,

Koeling-Bond Wedding Today

Miss Marthabelle Bond. daughter of Mrs. Ray Bond, is to become the bride of Allison P. Koeling at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon in the Trinity Lutheran Church. The Rev. J. D.! Mathius is to officiate. | H. G. Wray, La Porte, uncle of the | bride-to-be, is to give her in mar- | riage. She is to enter on his arm attired in a white satin gown cut on princess lines. She will wear a long veil held in place by a halo of orange blossoms and carry a shower bouquet of white roses, gardenias and lilies of the valley, The matron of honor, Mrs, G. H.

shading from pale pink to American beauty. Lester P. Koeling is to be his

G. H. Dongus and Dr. Stanley Garner. E. E. Mullenbrook is to play bridal airs during the ceremony and Miss Vera Sudbrock is to sing. A reception is to follow in (he church parlors. The couple is to be

at home in Indianapolis after Sept. 5.

Helen Zimmer to Be Bride of Fred Snyder

A double ring ceremony at 8:45 Pp. m. today is to unite Miss Helen Marie Zimmer and Fred Snyder Jr. in the Zimmer home, 2114 Madison Ave. Miss Zimmer is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Zimmer and Mr. Snyder is a son of Mr. and Mis.

Fred Snyder, 1158 S. State St. The Rev. Roscoe Kirkman is to officiate. The bride is to wear a white lace ensemble with white accessories and a corsage of roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Marjorie Keaton, bridesmaid, is to wear a blue flowered chiffon gown and to wear a corsage of pink roses. Paul Fernding, cousin of the bridegroom, is to be best man. The couple is to leave immediate-

'Williams-

Hamner

brother's best man. Ushers will be | Service Tomorrow

Vows are to be exchanged at 4

| p. m. tomorrow in the McKee Chap- | el, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, | by Miss Mary Hamner and William

| H. Williams Jr.

| Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hamner, 2901

son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams, [317 E. 47th St.

to wear a white lace over satin gown with a long veil falling from a halo of orange blossoms. She is to carry a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley.

Reception to Follow

| Misses Janet Williams, sister of the bridegroom, and Marguerite Burries are to be bridesmaids. They are to wear lace over satin gowns in autumn shades of green and rust. Their bouquets are to be Johanna Hill and Talisman roses. John Richard Hamner, brother of the bride, is to be best man. George Williams and Frank Weiland are to usher. A reception at the Hamner home is to follow the ceremony. Follow-

Times Photos.

1. Mrs. Wallace O. Lee (left), wife of the Indiana State Fair Horse Show ‘general committee chairman, and Mrs. M. L, Mendenhall are enthusiastic horse lovers who expect to be present at all show performances held next week at the Coliseum. : 2. Jimmie Gorham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gorham, Morris, Ill, has entered his favorite gray pony, Locust Flame, in the Shetland

stallion riding classes at the show.

3. Mrs. M. H. Fuller (eft) chairman of the horse show reception committee, is also a member of the pox committee with Mrs. Helen York (center) box chairman, and Mrs. William Low Rice. 4. Lady Lee is just about to be rewarded with a tasty morsel of hay by her proud owners, Wallace O. Lee Jr. and Mary Louise Lee, children of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace O. Lee, who plan to ride in next

week's show.

5. Mrs. A. C. Thompson, Elmhurst, Ill,

is to hold the reins of her

champion heavy harness horse, Rio Saxon, in the women’s driving

class.

6. Robert Mannix stages a dress performance on his pony, Mod-

ernistic. which is to be shown in all the saddle pony classes at the

State Fair show.

(W. Thomas McGrath Photo.)

7. A group of horse devotees who frequent the Indianapolis Saddle Club are Mrs. H. W. Hickman (left), Mrs. O. H. Martin (center) and

Mrs. E. T. Borchert.

ing a motor trip the couple is to be |

at home on Sept. 15 in Indianapolis.

‘Ralph Carnine to ‘Marry Alberta Tex

A Southport wedding is to be that

| Ralph Edwin Carnine at

| Methodist Church. | Miss Tex is a daughter of Mr.

doga. The Rev. Guy Lowry is to read the double ring ceremony before an altar of palms lighted with tapers. The bride, who is given in marriage by her father, is to wear a | white taffeta gown, peasant style, with a lace veil. She is to carry a white Bible decorated with ferns.

Attendant to Wear Blue

Miss Georgia Smart, maid of hon- | or, is to wear French blue net over taffeta and to carry gladioli and | delphinium. Misses Marie Williams, Christine Speicher, Kathleen Dobson and Alice Irish, bridesmaids, are to wear salmon net over taffeta and to carry bouquets like that of the maid of honor, Carolyn Sue

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| Walther and Donna Green are to be flower girl and ringbearer. Robert Carnine is to be his brother's best man, and Guy Tex, Raymond Hendricks, Luther Gordon McOuat and Glen Ryker are to usher. A program of music is to be | provided by Paul Croas and John | Brackett, vocalists; Miss Virginia and Mrs. Hazel Evans, pianist. A reception is to follow the ceremony in the home of the bride's grandmother, Mrs, Carrie Orme. Af- | ter a wedding trip, the coupie is 10

The Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel is|and Mrs. B. A. Tex, Southport. Mr. | be at home in Southport.

to officiate before an altar of palms, Carnine, Indianapolis, is a son of Sa ferns and candelabra. The bride is (Mr. and Mrs. Fesler Carnine, La- | Williams-Thompson

Rites Set Tomorrow

Miss Dorothy Cecil Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin L. Thompson, is to become the bride of Thomas Horrall Williams tomorrow at 4 p. m. in the North

Methodist Church. Miss Mary Thompson, Bloomington, cousin, is to be maid of honor;

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‘Dedication of Stable Is to Be (ala Occasion

The typical tintype picture of ( grandfathers ana grandmothers in costumes of 30 years ago is to be brought to life at the dedication of

| the new State Fair saddle horse [ stable Sunday, Sept. 5. | With veils flying in the air and | bowler hats held high, a group of | local riders who exhibited in the Indiana State Fair Horse Show 60 | years ago are to parade in an oldfashioned tallyho, which is to be | loaned for the occasion by William | A. Ball, Muncie. This unique feature of the dedication service is being planned by | State Fair Horse Show committee members who have been delving into yellowed records to uncover the | names of the horse fans of long ago. | In co-operation with Civic Thea- { ter members they have brought to | light quaint costumes of the Gay | Nineties, including merry widow | hats, peg-top trousers and side sad- | dle riding habits, all of which are to be worn by the old-time riders.

| Straub to Preside |

Adj. General Elmer F. Straub is to conduct the ceremony of dedica|tion which is to be held Sunday {afternoon preceding the first horse show performance of the week to be held in the evening at the | Coliseum. Many “first nighters” who are | planning to appear in formal attire | at the Horse Show will be agreably | surprised to find the formality of | the occasion echoed in the gala | decorations and spick and span box | furnishings. A carload of new metal chairs has been delivered to the Coliseurh for box-holders’ comfort during the showings. Gaily striped bunting will drape the railings, and name plates of the box-holders are | to appear on the front of the boxes. Further plans for making this year's show one of the most interesting and outstanding occasions in the history of Indiana horse shows are to be announced later, according to the chairman, Wallace O. Lee. Those who attended a come= mittee meeting held last night at | the Columbia Club were Mrs. M. H. | Fuller, Harry G. Templeton, Charles | F. Gregg, State Senator John Bright | Webb, Russell Williams. Fred C. Whitehouse, Columbus, and Mr. Lee,

| Bette Miller is to be bridesmaid, and | Betty Louise Thompson flower girl, Allen Hendrin is to be his cousin's (best man. Ushers will be Robert Wesley Thompson, George Lee [ Thompson, Max Lewis, Thomas H. Arnold, George Beard and Louis | Ikerd, Louisville.

'Johnson-Patterson

| Nuptials Tomorrow

| Miss Viola Johnson and Earl W. | Patterson are to be at home at 1220 {Park Ave. following their marriage at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Englewood Christian Church. Miss Johnson is a daughter of | Arkley W. Johnson, 837 Sumner St., | end Mr. Patterson is a son of Mrs. | Ida Franklin, 255 N. Oxford St. The Rev. O. A. Trinkle i$ to read | |

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the ceremony. The bride is to wear a flared white organza gown with a halo of sweetheart roses. She is to carry a bridal bouquet of white | roses. Miss Reba Reid, maid of honor, is to wear an orchid lace gown with Edward

| | |a corsage of pink roses. Lay is to be best man. A reception is to follow the ceree mony in the home of Mrs. Franklin, After a wedding trip to Chicago, the couple is to be at home here on Sept. 1.

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