Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 December 1938 — Page 5

Double Rite . For Brother ~~ And Sister

Rev. Nordsieck to Aid in Son’s and Daughter’s Ceremonies.

The Rev. William Nordsieck will officiate at a double wedding ceremony at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in which his daughter Elfriede will become the bride of Gilbert Korff and his son Herbert will marry Miss Lorita Kasting. The service will be read at the St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church before an altar banked with balms and greenery and lighted by white tapers. Miss Kasting is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Easting and Mr. Korff is the son of Mr, anel Mrs. Fred L. Korff. Mrs. David K. Middleten, Oklahoma City, sister of Mr. Korff, will play a program of bridal music on the organ. preceding the ceremony. Miss Vera Sudbrock will sing “No Perfect. Love” and “Song of Ruth” and Mrs. Walter Droege, Seymour, will play several violin selections.

Miss Kasting to Enter First

Miss Kasting will enter first with her father, followed by members of her bridal party. She has chosen a gown of white satin fashioned on simple lines with a short train and Peter Pan collar. The sleeves are long and fitted and her fingertiplength veil will fall from a 9s of orange blossoms, She will carry an arm bouquet of white roses. Her sisters, Miss Alberta and Miss Doris Kasting, will be her attendants. Miss Alberta, the maid of honor, will wear a gown of wine faille taffeta made period style with fitted bodice, full skirt, short puff sleeves and a square neckline. Miss Doris will wear gs similar gown of rose taffeta. Both attendants will carry colonial bouquets of Talisman roses with matching roses in their hair + and they will wear - old-fashioned lockets. Rcnald Nordsieck will he his brother's best man and ushers will be Norinan Parnell and Roland ‘Wilde, Streator, Ill,

Miss Nordsieck to Follow

Miss Nordsieck and her hridal party will follow. Miss Nordsieck: has chosen a white satin gown fashioned on princess lines with a short train, long fitted sleeves with a slight puff at the shoulder, a; shirred bodice and flowing skirt. Her fingertip-length veil will fall from a eap of net with a tiara of orange blossoms and she will carry white roses. Miss Ruth Tebbe will be maid of | honor and Miss Doris Mauntler will be bridesmaid. Their gowns will be similar to the other attendants in wine and rose faille taffeta ‘and they will carry colonial beuquets. Elmer Becker, Evansville, will be best man and Ernest Schaeffer and Hal Walden will usher. Miss Nordsieck will be given in marriage by her father.

Following the ceremony, dinner will be served at-the chureh hall ta relatives and guests at the wedding. About 50 out-of-town guests are expected to attend. Miss Kasting and Mr. Nordsiecck will be at home at Ithaca, N. Y., and Miss Nordsieck and Mr, Korff plan to live in Indianapolis after Jan. 1.

Glory Society Plans Several Yule Parties

Several members of the Qld Glory Society, Children of the American Revolution, are planning parties for the dinner at the Propylacum Friday night, preceding the organization’s Christmas dance at the D. A. R. Chapter House. Patrons and patronesses for the dinner will include Messrs. and Mesdames Claus H. Best, William F, Kegley and Luther J. Shirley. Sponsors at ‘the dance will be Mrs. George C. Chester, Valparaiso, state president of the C. A. R.; Mrs. John Dawning Johnson, henerary state director; Messrs. and Mesdames George Caleb Wright, Jeseph P. Merriman, Maxwell Coppock, G. B. Taylor, William Henry Harrison, Walter C. Holmes, Joseph G. Curry, Russell 8. Bosart, P. P. Huston, Harry Wood and Mr. Johnsen. y Miss Barbara Winslow is to have in her party Miss Mary Lou Kirk, Tom Hall and Eugene Stuart. Miss Peggy Winslow will be hostess to Miss Dorothy Jacobs, Joe Cox and Paul Wehr. Fred I. Jones will entertain the Misses ‘Helen Galbraith, Mary ‘Hartman, “Barbara | Jones, Carolyn Jones, and John Ely, George Whelen and Robert Elake. Miss Anne Holmes will be hostess for a party of six guests. Miss Patty Smith will have as her guests the Misses Betty Jane Mosiamn, Nancy Wohlgemuth, © Margaret Noble; Philip Huston, William Evans, Fred Lloyd and | Walter Wolf. | Other reservations include those of the Misses Marjorie Joy Northrup, Harriet Jane Holmes, Nancy Kegley, Peggy Bosart, Betty Best, Peggy Trusler, Jane Wright, Jean Bosson, Joan Miller, Mary Knapp and Jenny Lind Duncan. Arthur Harry Northrup, Roger Sheridan, Jack C. Coffin, George Steeg, Willis C. Eggleston, William) Shirley, Carl Steeg, Ross Stevens, Richard McDonald, Gustave Klippel Jr., Max Wall, Nathan Wall, Alex Taggart IIT, Dan D. Taylor, Donald Dickson and Milton Buckingham also have reservations.

The Junior Group of the C. A. R.|.

will entertain members’ mothers with a luncheon and party Wednesday at the chapter house. Mrs. George Caleb Wright, president, will be assisted by Mrs. J. Francis Madden, Miss Mary Ellen Voyles and Miss Marjory Northrup.

Today’s Pattern

Miss Kasting attended Butler!

University where she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. Mr. Nordsieck is a graduate student at Cornell University and will receive his Ph. D. degree in June. Miss Nordsieck attended Butler University and Myr. Korff is a graduate of Purdue.

J ackson-Cordray Wedding Pomorrow

The marriage of Miss Margaret Cordray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cordray, 3502 W. Michigan St., and Donald Jackson, son of Mrs. Edna Adanis, North Salem, will be at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the North Salem Methodist Church. The Rev Stanley Hall will officiate at the single-ring ceremony before an altar banked with flowers. The bride will be given in marriage by her brotaer Dale. She has chosen a street-length gown of teal biue crepe with whieh she will wear wine accessories and a gardenia corsage. Miss Dorothy Randant will be bridesmaid and Eugene Jackson will be best man. The eouple will he at home at 3123 W. 10th St., Indianapolis, following the wedding. Among Indianapolis persons who will attend are Mr. and Mrs. Cordray, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huddelston, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watson, Dr. and Mrs. Walter Castle, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Brittenback, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Pennington, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller and Miss Elaine Champion.

Dr. and Mrs. Kemper To Hold Yule Party

Dr. and Mrs. James H. Kemper, 4456 N. Meridian St., will entertain at a Christmas dinner ‘at their home. Their daughter, Miss Agatha Delaine, will entertain several guests at the Junior Columbians’ dance on Christmas night. ) Guests a: the dinner will include Messrs. and Mesdames Charles Seidensticker, Evans Weeks, Garvey Kemper and son James, Dr. and Mrs. Walker Kemper, Louisville, and their three sons, Walker Jr, Charles ard Harvey; Mrs. George Mast and Mrs. Caroline Molter, Evanston. | Miss Kemper's guests for the dance will be Miss Florence Mock, Miss Jean West, Merrill Thiesing, Bud Aldrich and Bud Gillispie. Miss Kemper will entertain at a dinner and theater party on Tuesday for her out-of-town guests.

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Lora Lackey to Become Bride Of J. A. Batchelor Tomorrow

Miss Lora Frances lackey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis E: Lackey, 3042 Winthrop Ave, will-become the bride of Joseph A. Batchelor,

Bloomington, son of Mr. and Mrs. James O. Batchelor, Marion, in a ceremony at 4:30 p, m. tamarrow at the Sutherland Presbyterian Church. The Rev, John L, Prentice, pastor EE ewe of the First Presbyterian Church |single-ring service. He will be as-

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Mrs. Mae Miles, 903 N. LaSalle,

CLUB

Rescue Army. 8 p. m. tonight. 639 E. Market. Rev. Charles Reilly,

Rev, lNelson Alley and Mrs. Nora Ficklin, in charge,

party.

Christmas

LODGES

Myrtle Temple, Pythian Sisterss 8 anniversary celebration. Englewood ton. Christmas program, Juanita Caldwell, vocalist.

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p. m. Tues. 612 E. 13th St. Golden 2714 E. Washing-

Rev. E. E, Moorman, speaker; Miss

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