Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1939 — Page 4

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Pace Slowed In Prenuptial Activity Here

Jane Crawford Selects Attendants for August Ceremony.

Events on the prenuptial calendar for summer brides have dwindled along with the rest of the summer social functions, although one bride-to-be has chosen her attendants and will be feted at a party tomorraw. Several showers have been announced for another future bride and one young woman has set the date for her wedding. Miss Jane Crawford. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hamry Go Crawford, 9863 N. Pennsylvania St, whose marriage to Richard Weidig, son of Mrs. Martella Weidig, 1603 Central Ave. will he Aug. 20 in the Propylaeum, has chosen the attendants er wedding. Be Et Crosier will be maid of honor and Fred T. Hill will act at hest man. Norman L. Hammer and John Crawford, 2 brother of the bride-to-be, will usher, Several parties have been planned for Miss Crawford and her fiance. Tomorrow, Mrs, Victor P. Hertz | and Mrs. John A. Wright will enter- | tain for her. Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Rooth will give a dinner party Avg. 13 for the couple at the Pines, their country home at Columbus, Ind. Mr. and Mrs, Stuart A. Bishop will he hosts on Aug. 17 at 3 dinner party for Miss Crawford and Mr. Weidig at the Highland Golf and

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» » Two prenuptial showers have been planned for Miss Dorothy French. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ‘George L. French, 2923 E. Washington St. whose marriage to Paul Daily will : 22. ; be I oaries French, the bride- | to-beis sister-in-law, will entertain | at a miscellaneous shower July 19 at her home, 1504 N. Gladstone Ave. Mrs. Elsie Wright, the bride-to-be's sister, will assist the hostess. . On July 17. the bridegroom-to-be Ss mother, Mrs. Thomas B. Dailey. 15368 Dudlev Ave. will give another miscellaneous shower. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McDade, 2263 N. New Jersey St. will be attendants at the wedding. Mrs. McDade entertained recently at a shower for Miss French, assisted by Miss Mary Hamill.

4 ” Miss Hazel Wilkens. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilkens, 2415 Shelby St., has chosen July 29 as the date for her wedding te Joseph H. Waugh, Indianapelis, at the wil- | kens home. { Mrs. I. W. Wilkens. the bride-fo-he's sister-in-law, will be hostess at a kitchen shower the latter part of this month.

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D.A BR. Program| Set for Mondav

i Mrs. I. E. Northrup. state vice | chairman of radio of the Indiana} Society of the Daughters of the] American Revolution, will present | e 15-minute program at 10:30 a. m.| Monday over Station WIBC. Mrs, | Northrup is in charge of D. A. R.| broadcasts from that station. | Her address will be on “Educa-|

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tion of a Man,” outlining the ecul-| tural development of George Wash-| ington. Music will be provided by | her daughter, Miss Marjorie Joy | Northrup, whe will plav a program | of classical seleciions. including at] the close, an original composition! of her own based on an Indian! theme. Miss Northrup received her’ A. B. in musie in June from Weiles- | lev College | A patriotic program is presentea | By the D. A. R. on the second Mon- | dav of each month over Station |

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Helen A. Taggart, Bride July 15, Chooses Wedding Attendants; Hospital Guilds Plan Vacations

Miss Helen Atkins Taggart, whose marriage to Joseph William Taylor, Rochester, N, Y. will take place at 6 o'clock next Saturday at the country home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex L. Taggart, 9400 Spring Mill Road, has announced her attendants. Mrs. Richard R. Deupree Jr. Cincinnati, a sister of the bride-groom-to-be, will be matron of honor. Mrs. Richard E. McCreary Jr, the former Miss Elizabeth Taggart, and Mrs. Robert Smith Montague Jr, Saginaw, Mich. formerly Miss Mona Taggart, will be bridesmaids. Both are sisters of the bride-to-be. Thomas C. Taylor, the bridegroom-to-be’s brother, will act as his best man. Another brother, Robert D. Taylor, will be an usher as will Richard R. Deupree Jr. Cincinnati, his brother-in-law, E 3 a x Through the long winter months members of the various hospital guilds industriously sew away on hospital supplies or plan entertainments for patients. Now that summer is here, several groups are taking well-earned vacations. Sunnyside Guild members are to spend Tuesday at Lake Manitou and a house party at Lake Maxinkuckee is planned for several workers in the St. Vincent's Guild. Up bright and early, at 7 a. m., Tuesday will be the Sunnyside women. A bus has been chartered for about 50 members and cars will provide transportation north for others. Four Guild members, Mesdames Leroy Martin, G. W. Bennington. George Hilgemeier and Gaylord Rust. will have all in readiness at their cottage for the progressive party during the day. Fishing, swimming. boating, bridge and just plain “lolling” is planned for members. Somehow, some way in the “do as you please” day members will get over to the Rochester Country Club for luncheon. That night several members’ husbands plan to drive up for the concluding festivities and to bring home their wives. The St. Vincent group will stay for an entire week at Lake Maxinkuckee. Leaving Monday will be the Mesdames Ralph Kimble, A. H. Huber, John F. Darmody. A. C. Goll, Edward Schneider, William Dorgan, B. F. Hatfield, Wiiliam Ittenbach, Timothy Sexton. Floyd Earhart, William Zaiser, C. F. Rienche, Miss Alice Tobin and Miss Mary Eymann. ; ” » ” Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Alexander, Wauwatosa. Wis. and their children, Charles. Judy and Mary, came last night to visit Mrs. Alexander’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Logsdon, and Miss Martha Logsdon.

Mrs. Edward A. Chapman and her son, Edward Jr. Alexandria, Va., arrived by plane vesterday morning for a visit with Mr. Chapman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Edward Chapman. While in In-

diana, they will visit Mrs. Chapman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Moore, Muncie, and Mrs. Chapman's sister, Mrs. Charles Miles, Elkhart. Mrs. C. L. Kirk and her daughter, Marv Lou. are to leave tomorrow for the Kirk's summer home at Wequetonsing, Mich. They will be accompanied by Miss Barbara Winslow, daughter of Mrs. Maxwell Coppock, who will spend a month with Mary Lou. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hitz, who have a new cottage at Leland, Mich, have left to spend the summer there. Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Pobst and daughter, Suzanne, are spending the summer at their summer residence near Detroit. Mrs. Chester Bradford hac left to visit her daughter. Mrs. Maurice Murphy of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martindale are at Saddle Rock Ranch near Monterey, Cal. Miss Betty McBride, daughter of Major and Mrs. Robert B. McBride, Washington, formerly of Indianapolis, is the guest of Miss Phyllis Ann Thomas and iss Virginia Ogle,

1. Mrs. John Slattery was Miss Anna Margaret Durkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Durkin, before her marriage July 1 at St. Joan of Arc Cathedral. Mr. and Mrs. Slattery are on a motor trip and will be at home in Ft. Wayne after July 15. (Dexheimer-Carlon Photo.)

2. Mr. and Mrs. James Monroe Drake, 5320 N. Meridian St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Jane, to Robert Blee Rhoads Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blee Rhoads. Miss Drake attended Tudor Hall School and John Herron Art Institute. Mr. Rhoads is a Park School graduate and attended the Fine Arts School at Cornell University, (W. Hurley Ashby Photo.)

3. Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Tauer Jr. are to be at home in Lebanon. Mrs, Tauer was Miss Lucia Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Edwards of Mooresville. She was married June 30 at the Friends Church in Mooresville. (W, Hurley Ashby Photo.)

4 Mr. and Mrs. James Seller announce the engagement of their daughter. Mary Jeanette. to Herman Morgan Jr. son of Dr. and Mrs. Herman Morgan. The wedding will be Aug. 25 at the Third Christian Church. (Bretzman Photo.) 5. Mrs. Gilbert Stuckey was Miss Jean Anderson before her recent marriage. (Ramos-Porter Photo.) 6. Lieut. Gov. Henry F. Schricker and Mrs. Schricker announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret, to Dr. Lewis C. Robbins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Robbins. Miss Schricker was graduated from Indiana University and is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. Mr. Robbins also is an Indiana graduate. (Bretzman Photo.) 7. Miss Dorothy French, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. French, will become the bride of Paul Daily in a ceremony to be read July 22. (Fritsch Photo.) 8. Mrs. Thomas Moriarty was Miss Mary Louise Ellis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Ellis of Plainfield, before her marriage June 25 in the Holy Cross rectory. (Fritsch Photo.)

Evadne Club to Five [Delta Thetas to Visit Founder’s Day Fete

Evadne Club members will ob-

banquet tomorrow evening at Jos-| be guests on a tour of the Children’s

| lin's. carried out lavender and silver. Miss Ethel Finley is chairman of

in the club colors of a dinner meeting at | Restaurant on N. Meridian St.

arrangements. assisted hy Mesdames | rector of the group, will have charge ary, ¢ Dinner will be served unit business meeting at 8 p. m.

at 6:15'p. m. Mrs. William Kraas Tuesday at the pWorld War Me-

M. J. Starn, Otto Leonhardt, Robert | of the tour. Otey, Frank Dillon and Miss Mary

Lou Lindesmith, * III is chairman of arrangements.

Children’s Museum

Members of Indiana Alpha Chap-| Norma Gibson, Anne Lewis, June serve their Founder's Day with ater of Delta Theta Chi Sorority will! Gilchrist and Mrs. Prudence E.

Table decorations will be! Museum Monday evening following Catherine's

Mrs. Ruby Bever, educational di- | Unit 348, American Legion Auxil-

Mu Chapter, Phi Chi Epsilon, * Will Have Picnic on July 17

Nancy Foster, | M. M. Dantels To Take Vows

Couple to Leave on Trip South After Wedding Reception Tonight.

Miss Nancy Louise Foster, daughe ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G, Foster, and Maurice M. Daniels, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Daniels, will be married at 8 o'clock tonight at the home of the bride's parents on the Shelbyville Road. The Rev. Harry G. Rowe, pastor of the Whiteland Congregational Church, will perform the single ring service before an improvised altar in the living room at the Foster home. Flowers and greenery will bank the altar and decorate the rooms. Alfred Holliday, Louisville, will sing “The Lord’s Prayer,” Mrs. Fred Crostreet will play bridal music on the piano, and Miss Dorothy Westbay will sing “Because,” ‘Indian Love Call” and “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life.” Bride to Wear Organdy i

Mr. Foster will give his daughter in marriage. Her gown will he of white shadowed organdy, fashioned with 'a bouffant skirt, fitted bodice, puffed sleeves and a square neck= line. She will wear a little ruffiect vestee, with a large ruffle at the hem of the skirt which extends into a slight train. Her fingertip-length veil cascades from a pointed crown of beads and she will carry a colo~ nial bouquet of roses and garden flowers. { Miss Marian Hittle, her only attendant, will be gowned in yellow French marquisette. Clusters of orchid lilies of the valley tied with tiny bows are scattered over the full skirt of the gown and she will carry a colonial bouquet of Talisman roses and flowers in orchid shades, Robert Coates will be best man,

Reception Arranged 1

Following the ceremony, the couple will receive their friends be= fore leaving on a trip South. They

will be at home July 17 in Lafayette.

Plans for a formal initiation service and a picnic supper, election The bride's traveling outfit is a (of officers and a business meeting are among scheduled programs for powder blue crepe suit with which

{members of Indianapolis Greek letter groups next week, been announced.

|another local sorority chapter have

Officers of

{she will wear fuchsia accessories. Among out-of-town guests at the

Plans for a picnic supper will be discussed hy members of Mu Chap- | wedding will be Miss Sarah Fair,

| ter of Phi Chi Epsilon Sorority at

Junior Hospital Guild Organized

Miss Jacquelyn Wright will head the newly organized Junior White Cross Guild of the Wallace Avenue Presbyterian Church. Other new officers of the organization will be elected at a meeting Saturday, July 15, at the Methodist Hospital Nurses’ Home.

The unit was organized by the White Cross Guild of the church, with Mrs. C. W. Lowe, president. | The group will decide at their meeting next Saturday what type of work they will do in assisting with the hospital projects. New members of the organization include the Misses Rachel Lee, Joyce Lowe, Faye Miller, Jean Cur{ry, Marion Scott, Dorothy Mueller,

| Wright, group sponsor.

Auxiliary Will Elect

Officers of Madden-Nottingham

will be elected at a regular

jevening in the Women's Athletic

business meeting at 7:30 p. m. Mon-

morial.

their meeting at 8 o'clock Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Marion Grieb, 1311 N. Keystone Ave.

The |

Bluffton: Miss Sara Dekle, Kokomo; Miss Grace Ann Gasho, Atlanta, 'Ind.: Miss Lois Rea, Greenwood:

picnic is to be held Monday, July Miss Dolores Keith, Franklin; Mrs.

17, at Broad Ripple Park. | Snow Perkins,

Miss Evelyn Ressler will head Beta Chapter of Phi Delta Pi So- | rority during the ensuing year. Oth- | er officers elected recently include Miss Marion Reich, vice president; Miss Winifred Peters, secretary; Miss June Lollar, treasurer; Miss Marie Neumeyer, pledge captain; Miss Annabelle Cox, property officer and historian, and Miss Oma Jo

Sprouse, chaplain. Members of Gamma Chapter of Omega Nu Tau Sorority are to elect officers at their meeting Wednesday Club. Epsilon Pi Chapter of Delta Theta | Tau Sorority will hold its regular| day in Room 553 of the Lemcke Building.

Final arrangements for formal

Crawfordsville; Mr, and Mrs, Lewis Almstrom, Chicago, and Mrs. Holiday, Louisville.

Dellwood Cam p Invites Guests

Girl Scout campers at Dellwood will hold open house tomorrow from 3 to 6 p. m. for friends of the Come munity Fund and campers. Scouts will follow their daily pro gram and visitors will be conducted through the camp by the girls. Refreshments will be served in the various units. The camp is divided into four units, including Fairy Ring for the Brownies, Sherwood for the older Scouts, and Service and Woodland for the “in-betweens.”

D. of A. to Have Picnie

Members of the Daughters of

initiation services will be discussed

America, District 7, and the Junior

by members of Lambda Chapter of OU. A. M., District 4. will hold a

Omega Nu Tau at a business meeting at 8 o'clock Monday evening at

Hotel Lincoln. Miss Margie White Park in Muncie.

and Miss Marie Hartley are in

charge of arrangements,

basket picnic tomorrow noon in {the shelter house at McCullough The picnic iz in ihonor of the organization's state council.

SATURDAY, JULY 8 1939