Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1938 — Page 17

THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 193%

Receptions And Dinners Fete Brides

Wedding March Is Theme Song of Week-end In Society. |

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night with a miscellaneous shower honor of Miss Mary Lazenby's marriage to J. James Sullivan June 0. Decorations and appointments were in the bridal colors, pink and hie Guests were the bride-to-be's mother, Mrs, C. B. Lazenby; Mesames Caroline Roberts, Clarence Duvall, Allen Ball, Donald Cook, | Howard Holmes, Raymond Dietz, Omar Bradley, Ralph Oliver, George Loy. A. G. Williams, Gertie DeVille nd the Misses Frances Behnke, Lydia Michel, Frances Phippen, Katherine Lohman, Florence Grieb, June Gardner, Abbie Kantz, Juretta Patrick, Irene Rotharmel. Martha Hedges, Ruth Burnett, Jane Means and Annette Montgomery of New Augusta » ” ”

A shower recently honored Miss Lois Thompson, whose marriage to John Rehm will be Saturday, The Misses Ruth and Clementine Kissell, 4212 Broadway, were hostesses Guests included Mesdames C. R Thompson, J. E. Rehm, Howard Phillips, Lee Higgins, Ben Bacon, Fred Hohl, Victor Graves, O. G Megines, Thedas Johnson, Sylvan Bush and the Misses Louise Wildan., Betty Richardson, Jane Davis Mildred Bacon and Katherine Leonard n N ” Miss Cleota Tapp and Miss Charlotte Slifer entertained recently witin 2 bridal shower in hono of Miss farian Isham at the home of Mrs Ella LaVan and Mrs. Anna Tapp, Franklin Miss Isham will become the bride of Robert Shafer June 22 Decorations were in the bridal colors of pale pink and blue with 1 bell motif carried out in the refreshment and appointments Guests included Mesdames Wil iam Isham. Edith Skaats, Carl Sel on, Glen Wilmer Avis Johnson, Melton Skaats and Misses Martha Isham. Nadine Stice, Charlotte Ilett,

Virginia Casev and Milna Williams,

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was awarded Phi Beta Kappa membership Miss Merrell will visit in Washington before returning

home,

Mis. Rudolph ©. Aufderheide, 4050 N. Meridian St. is among Indianapolis residents to sail June 30 from New York on the S. 8. Kungsholm for a North Cape cruise. Also | sailing are to be Mr. and Mrs. Wil- | liam H. Thompson, Mrs. William C.| Bobbs, Mrs. Lucius Wainwright and

| Mrs. Harry C. Kahlo. The ship will | | go to Iceland, Copenhagen, Boek |

holm and Russia. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Law, 4560 Broadway, are spending several days at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va Miss Marilyn Mulvihill, daughter | of Mr. and Mrs, Ray Mulvihill, 4122 | N. Meridian St, will leave July 2] for the Northhampton Summer School, Northampton, Mass. The | schoo! specializes in French. Speaking French is obligatory at the school Mise Lucey Anne Meurer, daughter

of Mr. and Mis, Albert F. Meurer,

4714 Central Ave, will spend the summer traveling in Europe, She it to sail from New York June 25 on the 8. 8. Paris and will visit England. Scotland, Ireland, Holland and the Seandinavian countries. She will sail from England Aug. 27 on the S. S. Normandie. Miss Jean Benham, daughter of Mr. Hal T. Benham, 4559 Carrollton Ave. was named on the honor roll for her freshman year's work

at Bradford Junior College, Brad-

ford. Mass, it was announced to-

day

Mrs. John Mead, Ft. Wayne, is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, William H. Stafford Mr. and Mrs. George Cain and their small son, Denis, Winnetka Ill. are to spend the week-end as the guests of Mrs. Cain's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Browning Gent, 340 E. 60th St Miss Eva Brown, 2903 Central Ave.,, has returned after a Visit vith Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, Delphi The Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Dun-

lavy were the guests recently of | Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Luckey at Shafer Lake, Monticello

Miss Mary Louise Merrell, daugh-

ter of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence F. Merrell, 60 W. 65th St., who gradu-

ated Monday from Vassar College,

Mt Merrell returned recently

from Poughkeepsie, where he atIndianapolis; Mrs. Walter Stout, |

ended Miss Merrell's commence-

Claypool, and Miss Lillian Hapner, | non Mrs. Merrell and her son Gar) Ned have gone to Westport, Conn.

[ight Debutante

where they are the guests of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vogt. They are to be joined today by another son, Robert,

who attends the Taft Preparatory

Trick mn -ngland School and will return next week,

LONDON, June 16 (U. P.) The led debutante racket,” in vhich girls and women pay to be

presented to King George and

Queen Elizabeth at royal courts, i mav be eliminated under revised y drawn up by Lord the Lord Chamberlain { al regulations were said sult of United States Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy's

Jack E. Krause, son of Mrs. J.

Edward Krause, will leave this week to visit friends at Orlando and Jacksonville, Fla

Miss Mary Ellen Briles, daughter

»f Mrs. Bessie Briles, Carmel, reeived an intermediate grammar grade diploma from the Marion College normal department at the

fonday graduation exercises, Miss Florence Marie Tavlor left

vesterday for Washington, D. C

sre she is to be the guest of he: unt, Mrs. Raymond Stone and M

tion in restricting his presenta- Stone

h | {fo members of the Diplomatic and Consular Corps. American women sought other means of gaining presentation. The only such

Mrs. Dorothy Teddlie

ns. heretofore seldom practiced, | Heads Pi Phi Alumnae

to pay some sufficiently high ding society woman to present

al in one recent daughtel of an 3 113 3 y1va te Toren . an magnate” offered to pa)

£30,000 for the necessary chaperone, !

Mrs. Dorothy Teddlie is newlypresident of the Indiana Alumnae chapter of Pi hi sorority

Other offices chosen at a supper

neeting last night at the home of

However. with an increase in | Mrs. O. F. Hammer, near Carmel, such presentations the Lord Cham- | were Mrs, Pauline Priddy, vice pres-

ain has asked embarrassing 1 m to making the arching inquiry ial and moral standing of the 1 il asked to give details as

when or where she met the 1

ta)

dent; Miss Isabel Conley, secrev, and Miss Helen Barnett

treasurel

Members of the Indiana Univer-

n some cases the ap- sity chapter were here yvesterda) afternoon for a tea in honor of

ushees at the home of Mrs. Rus-

sell S. Williams,

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