Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1938 — Page 4

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t'rederic M. Ayres To Wed Janet Noyes in Home of Bride's Parents

Families and Few Friends mony; the Rev. Jean S.

Out-of-Town Guests Arrive,

By LAURA © Miss

The Rev home of the bride's parents, Noves, 56235

Jean S,

The families and a few friends

Miss Noyes, who will enter with her father, will be attended by her cousin, Miss Virginia Solley of Rye, N. Y. and Miss Anne Avres, the bridegroom's sister. Lyman S. Ayres is to be his brother's best

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A reception for the guests will follow the ceremony. After a iding trip the couple will be at home at Crow's Nest Miss Noves attended Tudor Hall School and the Ethel Walker Two years ago she was presented to Indianapolis society at a ball at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. She is a member of the Junior League and the Dramatic Club. Avres aitended Park School and was graduated from the Valley, Cal. and Yale University.

School, Simsbury, Conn

Mr.

Thatcher School for Boys, Ojai

He also attended the Lerosey School at member of the Indianapolis Athletic Club, the Co-

He is a imbia Club. the Indianapolis Yale the Woodstock Club Out-of-town Virginia Bradway, Miss Noves Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J Mr. and Mrs. Jansen and Blancke Montclair. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred King, Rye, of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lilly.

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vests troit; Miss Montclair, N. J

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Stuart, Tulsa, OKkla.; and N h, Conn. Mr Mis. RR. W Avres, is staying

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Harry A. Weaver Jr. Weds a Gh . . > Miss Catherine Louise Vogel A seed pear! pendant, a gift of the bridegroom, Harry A. Weaver Jr. will accent the bridal gown of Miss Catherine Louise Vogel when she is

today at the Broadway Methodist Church. | Mr. and Mrs. William D. Vogel, 5803 |

married at 8:30 p. m Miss Vogel is the daughter of Pleasant Run Blvd. Dr. Richard M. Millard will read the ceremony before an altar arranged with two large white altar bouquets, palms and ferns lighted with candelabva. rhe bride, who is to enter with father, is to wear a bouffant Molyneux type wedding gown in sculpture white net over a gros-de-londre slip. The Alix drape bodice is fitted into the wide girdled waistband enriched with white silk braid Sleeves are full and shirred, and the iouble bouffant skirt and floating +ain have tiny orange blossoms set nto the net under the skirt.

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rhe white net bonnet v-ile. one short and circular falling the shoulder, the other cascading to the tip of the three-yard train.

Tre bridal bouquet will attain a)

col-nial effect with purple orchids, | gardenias and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Bert Ferrara, Terre Haute, matron of honor, will be gowned in a turquoise net Victoria gown with a Moyen-age skirt, fitted basque hodice and valentine neckline accented with ruching and velvet bands of peach. She will carry painted daisies and peach snapiragons » Bridesmaids, Miss Naomi Mikesell, a cousin of the bride; Miss Kay Williamson, Chicago; Miss Dorotha Weaver, the bridegroom's sister, and | Mrs. Ralph William Hook, will wear | <imilar gowns in peach with turquoise accents. They will carry) colonial bouquets of turquoise and | forget-me-nots Shirley Phyllis Swartz, the bride's cousin, flower girl, is to wear a simi- | lar gown with a miniature nosegay combining turquoise and peach | flowers. Announce Ushers Mr. Hook is to be best man and william D. Vogel Jr., William Davis, James Booe and Edward Monogue are to usher. Bridal airs throughout are to be played by Mrs. John English, organist. Mrs. Vogel is to wear Paris blue | marquisette with bands of matching lace and a lace bolero. Her orchid corsage will maich the dahlia | wine velvet of her girdle. Mrs. | Weaver is to wear an ashes of roses lace princess-styled gown with a

Tanet Noves ig to become the hride of Frederic M. Ayres Jr. at 4:30 p. m. today. Milner will read the service at the Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas H. Sunset Lane, Crow's Nest. Mr. Ayres is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic M.

for the wedding include Miss Solley, Millicent Katharine Noyes, New York, Mr All are staying at the Noyes' home EK. Lilly, Crow's Nest, are host and hostess to their daughters,

Mrs. Noyes’ sister, Mrs. William Mr. Conroy and Mrs. Conroy's son, Thomas Solley, Rye, are being entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Wolcott. Mr. and Mrs. Ayres have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Norman Neville, California; Mr. Irs. Chandler Kibbee, Chicago, and William Townsend, GreenKibbee is a nephew of Mrs. Ayres. Santa Barbara, Cal, a David P. Williams

| five-gaited, and 15.2 hands and over, i three-gaited classes.

| parties at other clubs, the Indian-

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to Be Present at CereMilner to Officiate:

MILLER

Ayres, 5700 Sunset Lane, will attend the ceremony.

Rolle, Switzerland for a Club, the Dramatic Club and Miss

Raymond, Cleveland; Noyes’ sister, and Jansen

Misses Shirley

N. Y., who are staying at the

sister of Mr. Jr. and Mrs,

bolero and a corsage of gardenias, | roses and delphinium. More than 250 guests are to attend the reception at the home of the bride's parents following the ceremony. Music is to be provided by Miss Julia Guess, harpist. The three-tiered cake on a plateau of smilax and lilies is to have a miniature bride and bridegroom. After 10 days at Asheville, N. C., the couple will return to Indianapolis to live. The bride is to travel in a beige imported French fabric dress combined with lace and a bolero jacket. British tan accessories, a matching rough straw Hom-berg-style hat and a corsage of orchids will complete her ensemble.

One Stable Wins In Four Events

Entries of the Mandalene Farm | of Lake Geneve, Wis., won four first | places at the Arlington Horse Show last night at the R. H. Brown Stables, 46th St. and Arlington Ave The show closes tonight. The horses, owned by Mrs. J. H Jacobson, won the novice, fivegaited; pack horse; combination

Hector, owned by Mrs. William RH Wemmer, won first in the $250 Kahn Tailoring Co. stake and thus became the champion hunter of the show. Meadow King, owned by Mr. and Mrs, H. A. Lockwood, of Cincinnati, won the Marott Hotel! Junior $250 stake for five-gaited mares, stallions or geldings.

Announce Luncheon Dates Due to conflicting dates of bridge apolis Country Club will hold its

ladies luncheon-bridge each month | on the fourth Wednesday. |

Lunch- | eon will be served at 1 o'clock. The | next party will be June 22.

————————————— Miss Gibson Engaged Dr. J. E. Gibson, 3165 Kenwood Ave, announces the engagement of his daughter, Katherine, to Ieslie King, Flint. ‘The wedding is set

for October,

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In Indianapolis the country clubs become second homes to members in the late spring and summer.

and old, find diversions in sports,

from early morning until late at night 1. This trio often can be found on the lawn facing the golf course

on Ladies Day at the Indianapolis

some on the 18th hole are (left to right) Mesdames Dudley Gallahue, John 2. The tennis court at the Woodstock Club

William Coleman Atkins and Miss Estelle Rauh Burpee

3. Mary Ann Resor tleft) and

vounger set who vote for swimming in the pool as their favorite sport these davs 4 Style shows combined with luncheons and Mrs. Paul R. Browning modeled a black net

attract women members evening gown over taffeta with pa the recent 5. Mrs,

Thomas J. Umphrey

mother, Mrs, John A. Lindgren, were among the spectators at the

Highland show.

6. Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus (left) pauses after a tennis match to watch other players and chat with Miss Virginia Binford at the Wood-

stock Club

T. Mrs. J. I. Cummings often may be seen practicing on the greens

at the Indianapolis Country Club.

Highland Golf and Country Club stvle show.

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There the whole family, young dinners, dances and just lounging

Country Club, Watching a four-

Gordon Kinghan

is a favorite spot with

Idreher are among the Indianapolis Country Club

Anne Si

bridge at country clubs nels of black lace in the skirt at and her

(right), a recent bride,

She is chairman of the Ladies’

Golf Committee,

N. LaSalle St, hostess.

Marilyn Walker, 1335 W Upsilon

270 W, 43d St, hostess.

hostess,

1120 W, 30th St.

worthy matron and patron.

Democratic headquarters, 5436! Helkeme, president.

and friends to attend.

SORORITIES Beta Chapter, Phi Gamma Tau. Mon. eve

Teeds Club, petitioning to Theta Delta Sigm 36th St Chapter, Beta Beta Lambda Bourdeau, 3124 Washington Blvd, hoste: Alpha Chapter, Sigma Delta Sigma. Mon Covered dish = Phi Gamma Rho. 8 p. m. Wed. Mrs, Fred Busch, 3450 W. Michigan,

LODGES

Northwestern, I. O. O. F. and Chappel Rebeka}, 7:30 p. m. Sun. Hall, Memorial services, Brookside 481, O. E. S. 8 p. m. Tues. Brookside Masonic Temple. Regular stated meeting. Bethel 23, Job's the ritual in the social room. Mrs. Ruth Riley and Samuel Bowers,

CLUBS

18th Ward, Democratic Woman's League. 8 nm. Mon. 18th Ward : E. Washington.

Arrius Court 5, Ben Hur Life Association. Tuee

A SS Alice Watson, 1025

8 p. m. Monday. Miss hostes

8 pm Mable

Mon. Miss

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Daughters, will exemplify

Mrs. Carl B.

Castle Hall. Members

Leroy George Hines to Wed Miss Myla Dain Smith Here

An exquisite wedding gown worn by her mother, Mrs. Robert Conrad Smith and her sister, Mrs. Norbert Henry Downe Chicago, was chosen by Miss Myla Dain Smith for her marriage

Hines.

at 8 p. m. today to Leroy George

The ceremony is to be read by candlelight hy pr. W. A. Shullenberger

in the Smith home, 315 E. 33d St.

The fireplace in the home is to be | chiffon over matching taffeta with arranged with white lattice, huckle- | 8 pink sash, pink slippers and an

berry foliage and roses with seven- | branch candelabra on either side. | The bride is to enter with her! father. The gown is hand-tucked | white chiffon over taffeta trimmed in Duchesse lace. The skirt, pan- | eled with lace, falls into a long train | edged with hand-tucked puffs. The | fingertip veil falling from a braided coronet, is trimmed in orange blossoms, She is to carry a shower of | bride’s roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs, Downs, who is to be matron of honor, is to wear blue starched

arm bouquet of pink roses. Floyd Hines, Campridge City, is to be his brother's hest man. | Mrs, Smith will wear a floor length gown of black lace over black | taffeta with a corsage of red roses. | The bride was graduated from Butler University where she was & member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. Mr, Hines was graduated from Indiana University, The couple will be at home in Indianapglis July 15 after a trip to Quebec, Boston and New York.

Two Week-End Parties For Judith Chambers

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON

Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Test will entertain tomorrow afternoon for Miss Judith Chambers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Laurance Chambers, and their son, Charles Edward Test, who are to be married at 4:30 p. m. Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. Chambers’ home. Mrs. Test is to return this evening from Burt Lake, Mich. where she opened her summer cottage early this week. Miss Laura O. Miller will give a dinner for Miss Chambers and Mr. Test this evening at the Columbia Club, after which the guests will go to Woodstock Club to dance. Included in the party will be

Dr. and Mrs. John Hendricks, Mr. and Mrs. William Herbert Thompson, the Misses Evelyn Chambers, Barbara Stafford, Estelle Rauh Burpee and Esther Jane Throckmorton, Messrs. David Laurance Chambers Jr, Richard Helms, Kurt Lieber, Carlos Recker Jr. of Terre Haute and Jack Blay of Detroit. Mr, Blay, who was Mr. Test's roommate for three years at Princeton University, arrived today to remain until after the wedding. Miss Lucy Taggart will give a bridal dinner Tuesday eve=ning for her niece and Mr. Test.

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Mr. and Mrs. David P. Andrews are visiting Mrs. Andrews’ par=ents, Mr. and Mrs. Darlington Fee, at Maysville, Ky. Mrs. Walter E. Rogers will motor home from Chicago tomorrow. Mrs. Stuart Bishop and her daughter, Miss Anne Bishop, and Miss Eleanor Hess have returned from a short visit in Columbus, O. Mrs. John A. Schumacher and her daughter, Anne, are to go to Denver July 1. » » » » » ” Students home from college include Dan Flickinger Jr, who has come from Harvard to be with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Flickinger Sr.; Charles Crumbaker, son of Mr. and Mrs. ©. OC. Crumbaker, who has returned from the University of the South at Sewanee, Tenn.; Miss Dorothy Barlow, who attends Connecticut College for Women, and Rodney Albright, who is a student at Dartmouth. Mrs. Cone Barlow and Mrs, Chester Albright, who have been spending a week in New York, returned to Indianapolis with Miss Barlow and Mr. Albright.

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Youth had a field day yesterday at the all-day junior party at the Indianapolis Country Club. Tennis and badminton courts, golf course and swimming pool were dotted with boys and girls who stayed on to dine in gay little groups and dance in the twilight. In one party of young mermaids who raced back and forth in the outdoor pool were the Misses Frances Louise Nafe, Joan Boozer, Betty Mayer, Barbara Sterrett, Nancy Stout and Sally Mitchell, The Misses Alice Boozer and Ann Sayles, Charles Bookwalter and Robert Meeker made up a foursome who dined and danced together. In another group at the evening party were the Misses Dede Bam, Virginia Burkholder and Madeline Pugh, Marvin Hamilton Jr, Alfred Piel Jr., William Hamilton, Roger Moynahan and William Irwin. The Misses Betty Lieber, Betty Jane Mosiman and Patty Cosler, Robert Stempfel Jr. and Albert Nafe formed another party. The Misses Kathleen and Nancy Taylor had as their guests Miss Nancy Taggart and Miss Amelia Menegus. Others who entertained at dinner were the Misses Barbara Martin, Joan Haywood, Betty and Marilyn Whitaker, Hal T. Benham Jr. and Lucius Hamilton. The club's monthly luncheon-bridge party is to be held next Wednesday.

Dirndis and slacks established the proper playtime atmosphere at the play party given yesterday by the committee of a newly formed Girl Scout troop at Mrs. Oliver Stout's country home on White River near Carmel. Bridge, badminton, ping-pong and swimming in the pool followed luncheon cooked over a charcoal grill on the river bank, The party was given to raise funds for troop camping in August for the 40 children from School No. 9 who were invested as Girl Scouts at Camp Dellwood last Tuesday, . Among the guests were Mesdames Horace R. McClure, Joseph A. Miner, Donald C. Carter, Oliver W. Greer, Edward P. Fillion, Maxwell Droke, K. M. Mosiman, Barl Moomaw, Joe Rand Beckett, Marvin B. Curle, Hugh J. Baker Jr, H. J. Thurber, 1.. 8. Miller, Ralph E. Duncan, Orval ¥. Hood, Garth Marine, Wilbug Morgan and Miss Edith Robertson. Ls

David Vawter Burns to Wed Miss Jessie Strickland Today

Miss Jessie Strickland will become the bride of David Vawter Burns

in an attractive ceremony at 3:30 p.

m. today at the Propylaeum.

The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Smith H. Strickland, 3769 Park Ave. Mr. Burns is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burns, 4205 Washington

Blvd. The Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Francis, olis, is to read the ceremony families and intimate friends. An improvised altar before the bay window will be banked with palms, ferns and oak boughs with two standards of summer flowers on either side, Summer flowers will be used throughout the room. Mrs. Jack Strickland, a sister-in-law of the bride, will sing bridal airs. Music will also be provided by Mrs. Allan Shimer, violinist, and Mrs. George Dailey, harpist. The bride, who will enter with her brother, Joseph Strickland, Cleveland, O., is to wear a white marquisette gown fashioned with a square neck banded in lace and a full skirt falling into a slight train, banded around the bottom with lace. Her shoulder circular tulle veil will be caught with a cap and a band of white lilacs. Her colonial bouquet will be centered with pink carnations edged with sweetheart roses and arranged with gardenias and lilies of the val

ley, Powder blue marquisette is to

Bishop of the Diocese of Indianap-

in the presence of the immediate

Landgraf, matron of honor. The frock is to have a square neck and a tucked waist and skirt. She is to carry a cascade of paintéd daisies, William Raffensperger is to be best man. Mrs. Strickland, the bride's mothe er, will wear an embroidered mars quisette dress of an ashes of roses hue with beige accents and a core sage of gardenias and sweetheart roses. Mrs. Burns, the bridegroom's mother, is to wear a pink Belgian linen suit with a French embroid« ered blouse, an imported pink hat with tiny dubonnet flower accents and a corsage of pansies and gare denias. A reception will follow the cere« mony at the Propylaeum. The couse ple will be at home at 6510 Broade way Aug. 1. after a wedding trip. Out-of-town guests at the cere mony will be Mrs, W. J. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Baker, Chi cago, and Mrs. J. J, Harvey, Atlan

of Mrs, Mayburn ta, Ga.