Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 June 1938 — Page 5

TA Sn RA 1 rN 0 A FA A sd os

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1938

Today's

Noyes-Ayres Pre-Wedding F ete Planned

E re AB hi oN

Invitations Are Issued for Dinner: Parties Are Scheduled.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres and Miss Anne Ayres today issued invitations to a dinner for Miss Janet Noyes and Frederic M. Ayres | JY. . Miss Noyes and Mr. Ayres are to | be married June 18. The dinner will | be at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, June | 15, at Woodstock Club.

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Announcements of bridal attendants and coming parties for brides-to-be continued to be made today as June made its debut. { Miss Florence Rathert will be | maid of honor when Miss Miriam | Irene Roesener is married to Henry | C. Prange at 3 p. m. June 18 in the | Zion Evangelical Church, it was an- | nounced today. Miss Rathert is a | cousin of the bridegroom-to-be. The | bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto W. Roesener. Bridesmaids will be Misses Martha Coddington and Julia Herman. Jean | Prange, a cousin of the bridegroom- | to-be, is to be flower girl; Herman | Prange will be his brother's best | man and George Fink, Urbana, Ill, | and Charles H. Creasser will usher. | un n 5 Mrs. Anthony P. Lang, 1501 N. Tl- | linois St., will entertain with a miscellaneous shower tonight for Miss | Margaret Ellen Ober. Miss Ober, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ober, 2227 Central Ave will be married at 4 p. m. Frida: June 10, at Christ Episcopal Church to Edwin P. Barnes, son of Mr. ancl Mrs. Orville Barnes, 103 S. Arlington Ave A personal shower will be given next Wednesday by Miss Virginia | Gifford, 2240 Central Ave. for Miss | Ober. Miss Martha maid of will be best

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Penimnah Rhodes To Become Bride

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Ober honor man. nN ”n ” Mrs. William Spear. Fortville, will he matron of honor when Miss Marjorie Booth is married July 3 in the Graham Chapel, Missions Building, 222 Downey Ave, to William S. Watkins. Miss Booth is the daughter of the Rev, and Mrs. John H. Booth, 280 Downey Ave. Mr. Watkins is a son of Mrs. Grace Watkins, 5535 Julian Ave Paul Foster is to be best man. Mrs. Ralph French will entertain soon with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Booth, and Mrs. Spear will be hostess at her home in Fortville at a bathroom shower, | » » » Mrs. James Alexander, 5731 Beech- | wood Ave. will entertain tonight with & miscellaneous shower in| honor of Miss Rosemary Trusty. | Miss Trusty is to be married Sunday morning to William Moffet at the Downey Avenue Christian Church. The hostess her mother, Mrs Miss Marianna McGill Beatrice Vorice Guests will be Trusty, Florence Moffett, Barnett, Charles Koelling, and the Misses Eileen Hall, Helen Mock, Wilma Gray, Argie Meredith, Betty Whitt, Geraldine Trotter, Marjorie Booth and Marjorie Moore, on nN A A faff will next week at her home, 640 E. Drive, Woodruff Place. at a miscellaneous shower for Miss Martha J. Elson Miss Elson Mrs. ‘O. C. Elson St... will be married 11 in the Rroadway Church to Vincent B

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a background for the marriage Miss Peninnah Rhodes to C. Hall at 7:30 p. m. today ‘at Mark's Lutheran Church The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Rhodes, 1543 Hovt Ave. Mr. Hall is the son of Mr. Gnd Mrs. R. ‘A. Hall, 1221 Woodlawn Ave, Miss Rhodes, who is to enter with her father, will wear a white satin gown fashioned on princess lines with white lace inserts around the neck and down the back. The skirt, which is to fall into a short train. will also have lace inserts. Her floor-length veil is to fall from a tiara of pearls and she is to have an arm bouquet of pink roses,

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Miss Imogene Rhodes, who is to be her sister's maid-of-honor, will wear a pink silk-organdy redingote gown with a flowing skirt. She will have roses in her hair and a bouquet of red roses. Karen Lee Bailey, cousin, is to wear pink ruffled organdy and to carry a basket of rose petals. Wayne Hall is to be his brother's best man, and Verlin Rhodes, the bride's brother, and William S. Larmore are to usher Bridal airs are to be played before the ceremony by Miss Velma Iverson, organist During the service, Miss Mary Ledbetter is to sing “1 | Love You Truly” and “O Promise Me.” | Mrs. Rhodes is to wear blue net with white polka-dots, white cessories and a corsage of gardenias.

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Four egg whites, 3 cups sifted cake flour, 3 teaspoons combination baking powder, 4 teaspoon salt, 14 cup butter or other shortening, 11% cups sugar, 1 cup milk, 2 teaspoon lemon extract, 4 egg whites stiffly beaten. Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder and salt, and sift together three times. Cream butter thoroughly, add sugar gradually and cream together until light and fluffy. Add flour alternately with milk, a small amount at a time, beating after each addition until smooth. Add lemon extract. Fold in egg | whites quickly and thoroughly. Bake in two greased 9-inch layer pans in moderate oven (375 degrees F.) for 25 to 30 minutes, Spread luscious lemon frosting between layers and on top and sides of cake. Decorate top of cake with

| Mrs. Hall's gown of rose lace will he matched with white accessories and a similar corsage.

More than 100 guests are to be | water, dash salt. present at the reception to follow| Add orange rind to butter. Cream Niagara Falls and be at home Sun- |ally, blending after each addition. | day at 36 S. Denny St. {Combine lemon juice and water. . . . ly with remaining sugar, until of NOY . J r Me N | Missionar y Society right consistency qe until smooth. Outlines Program add sai. [to cover tops and sides of two 8vear were discussed today at |8x8x2-inch cake (generously), or a meeting of the executive board about 3 dozen cup cakes. Home | mn ee. Missionary Society of the Metho- | . dist Episcopal Church C ol. Louis L. Roberts N. Tllinois St. A luncheon was held at noon.! ol Louis L. Roberts, Evansville. | held the last of June and first of Ladywood School commencement July were outlined by Mrs. P. E.|exercises at 10 a, m. today at the | Committees were fo be appointed | The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, fand business committee members | Bishop of the Diocese of the yearbook | Miss Mar- | and Golden Jubilee plans for next |garet Thedieck extended greetings

the ceremony. The couple will go to well. Add part of sugar gradu- | —————————————— | Add to creamed mixture, alternateto spread. Beat | after each addition Program plans for the coming |inch layers, or top and sides of | of the Indianapolis District with Mrs. {John R. Robinson, 3914 N : 5 . Speaks at Exercises | Plans for the zone meeting to be delivered the principal address at Powell. school. |elected. Plans for | olis, presented diplomas. | year were also on the program. I on behalf of the class.

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ouple Weds Here, to Live Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cummings, 5219 | y . Kenwood Ave, will entertain on | In W ashington |

Personals

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Sunday from 4 to 7 p. m. in honor | of Mrs. Rosamond Jordan. Miss Jor dan lives at Coral Gables, ¥la. and | . { visiting her father, Mark | Washington will be the home oi Archer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knartzer Jr, | Miss Madeline Shields and her | following a short visit in Indianguest, Miss Frances Noyes, New | anolis York, will arrive today from the ee . Miss Ferd Pinch Junior College, New York, | Mrs. Knartzer was Miss Ferda where they are students. Miss! Peters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Shields is a daughter of Mr. and | C. A. Peters, 1619 Union 8t,, before Mrs. Frank Shields. Miss Noyes per marriage to Mr. Knartzer at 0 plans to remain at Foxcliff, the | ved Heart Cath Shields’ country home near Mar- |® Mm. Monday at Sacred Heart Cathtinsville, for a week before going to oliec Church, Europe for the summer. The group | Officiating at the ceremony was will take a motor trip through the the Rev. Fr, John Joseph Brogger. |

Kentucky Blue Grass country next | 1 week and will visit in Louisville, | The bride, who entered with her

Mrs, John Sloan Kittle and Miss | father, wore a white satin gown | Sle At a A from | fashioned on princess lines and a op RL Samos BS en Stay- | tulle veil. She carried lilies. Mr. and Mrs, Lowell 8. Fisher, 31| Mrs. Prank Mueller, who was her E. 45th St, have returned from | sister's matron-of-honor, wore a hyCedar Rapids where they attended | acinth blue lace gown with a tulle Uk hess ni any ; gn bolero and a tulle shoulder veil, Her vill V Pb yg Leo J Ho hms | colonial bouquet was composed of Miss Betty Benson, daughter of | token roses, sweet peas and yellow Dr. and Mrs. John G. Benson, 3663 9®15i€s. om i N. Delaware St. has returned from | pas re id iL Stephens College, Columbia, Mo, to | "Na ag d tulle wth con spend the summer vacation. [ore peiiciy ace wn ini Dr. and Mrs. ©. Basil PFausett | lonial bouquets of delphin um, | New York, formerly of Indianapolis, | a lismian OES ne TN can: her's are visiting Mrs. Fausset's parents, | al : iia § at . Mr. and Mrs. Guv R. Brooks 120 | best man and Clifford Peters Jr. w ‘Maple Road. Dr. Fausset is as- | 8nd Theodore Schott ushered. sociated with Cornell University's | Bg DUIS: i TSS oer, Medical College surgery depart- | 290° navy Bs blue ment. Dr. and Mrs, Fausset will re- | 1 : oe lat COTS turn to New York July 1 | georgette with a sim at Corsage. - usmle thle A breakfast at Cifaldi's Villa| . | Naw aS ' ’ \ tion | Altar Society to Meet | Nova was followed by a recep : Ladies of the Altar Society of St > the home of the bride's parents. Catherine's Catholic Church will sponsor a luncheon and card party | at the church hall tomorrow. Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs. William Laufer, 1922 Edward Trimpe is general chairman, | Koehne St will entertain the | assisted by Mrs. Tim McMahon and | Riverside Civie Association tonight | | Mrs. Lafe Lockwood, at their home.

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Chairmen Named By Church Group

Mrs. Ayres, Sorority | Members Entertained |

Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres and members of Tri Kappa Sorority Be guests vesterday at a tea sponsored | by the James E. Roberts School Girl |

Scout Troop Guests other than {he sorority

Mrs. J. ¥. Morrison, newly elected president of the Indianapolis Council Federated Church Women,

sponsors of the group were Mrs. | announced department and Horace R. McClure, commissioner; | COmmitiee chairmen for the coming Mesdames Maxwell Droke, Charles | vear, Mrs. Morrison guceseds Mrs. PB. Voyles, E. Starling Pearce, Ar-|g A Piepenbrok on Ba a By Buse | Chairmen include Mrs, Orien W, gomery 8. Lewis and Robert 1. | Fifer, spiritual Ife department; Mrs Coleman. |F R. Daries, missionary education: (Mrs. K. V. Ammerman, leper relief: | Mrs. Fred Iske, social service: Mrs George VanDyke, chirstian citizen ship; Mrs. F. B. Stickney, race relations, and Mrs. Lionel Artis, cochairman, Others are Mrs. Virgil Sly, home relations; Mrs. David Ross, motion pictures; Mrs. J. H. Smiley, time and place; Mrs. C. A. Childers, boost - ers; Mrs. C. H. Brackett, speakers’ bureau; Mrs. B. F. Entwistle, telephone; Mrs. R. H. Mueller, public(ity; Mrs. George Burkhardt, membership, and Mrs. Bert 8, Gadd hospitality

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Miss Mary Langbein, 1827 N. Talhott St. will be hostess at an Evadne Club meeting tonight. Mrs. Otto Leonhardt is general chairman of the dance Friday! night at Lakeshore Country Club Assisting her are: Miss Lois Thompson, invitations; Mrs. Frank Dillon, place; Mrs. Mervin Starn, music, |

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