Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1939 — Page 4
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5 _Iverson-Macy Wed Today at Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Marjorie Macy, daughter of Mrs. Lee H. Macy, 2619 N. Delad Dr. Irving A. Iverson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Iverson, Conrad, Mont., will exchange nuptial vows at 2:30 ‘o'clock this afternoon in the Bethlehem Lutheran Church. The Rev. Allen K. Trout will
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Dances at Country Clubs
Headline the Activities Calendar
HE Indianapolis Country Club’s dance tonight and bridge party Wednesday are among events of social prominence in the midst of a season when dances and bridge parties are classed as headliners. Paul Barker and his orchestra will play for outside dancing tonight. Mr.
and Mrs. Claude C. Jones are chairmen of entertainment.
The luncheon-bridge party Wednesday will begin at 12:30 p. m. at the club. Members of the bridge committee in charge of arrangements for the event are Mrs. Sheldon R. Sayles, chairman, assisted by Mesdames Hal T. Benham, Robert F. Daggett, Talbott Denny, Hal R. Keeling, Herbert S. King, John L. Reuss, Obie J. Smith Jr, Robert S. Stempfel and J. Thayer Waldo. Sunday’s feature will be a diving exhibition by Hal Benham Jr. and the club has planned a buffet supper afterward.
Swimming Banquet at Meridian" Hills.
Meridian Hills Country Club members, particularly the juniors, are looking forward to the annual swimming banquet Friday, Aug. 25, at the club. Awards will be made“at the banquet to the young members who have not been eliminated from the “ladder climb” competition of the annual interclub swimming contests. Monday, Hillcrest Country Club swimmers will come to Meridian Hills, while Woodstock will go to Highland for their swimming. Tuesday and Wednesday, the women will have their inning, with a luncheon bridge party Tuesday. Bridge playing begins at 10 a. m,, with luncheon at 1 o'clock. On Wednesday, the women will hold their golf guest day.
Weekly Dance at Highland
A bright spot in the lives of Highland Golf and Country Club members is the weekly Saturday night dinner dances at the club. Bill Hart and his Orchestra will play for the dance tonight. Details for the Labor Day activities have not yet been arranged, but a “special dance is assured.
Breakfast-Bridge at Hillcrest
At Hillcrest, the next highpoint on the social horizon is a breakfast bridge party Thursday, Aug. 24. Mrs. Frank L. Alford will have charge of arrangements for this particular event, serving as an assistant to Mrs. E. C. Cox, who is chairman of all bridge ties. The Labor Day dance at the club will be held on Satur-
par day night, Sept. 2. Three Plays to Be Given
Dr. John Ray Newcomb, Civic Theater player, will be master of ceremonies at the entertainment to be presented Tuesday night by the Workshop at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. an. The audience: will be seated on a hillside in the Goodman gar-
« den, with the stage at the foot. Ronald S. Skyrme, Workshop co-
chairman, will manage lighting effects from the bath house. Three one-act plays will be presented, with Dr. Newcomb as director on one, “Madge,” by E. P. Conkle. The other two are “The Marriage Gown,” by Miss Judith Sollenberger, a local librarian, and “The Ghost Between,” by Miss Muriel Browne, local playwright. Guests will be ushered to their seats by a committee including Fred Albershardt and J. Perry Meek, chairmen; Mrs. Garth Marine and the Misses Isabel and Catherine Guedelhoefer, Helen Coffey, Marybelle Neal and ‘Mary B. Whiteman. Miss Eldena and Miss Sara lLauterrand Mrs. H. H. Arnholter will assist with other
arrangements. .
‘About the Travelers Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Furscott and Miss Mary Furscott are at the
Hotel Traymore in Atlantic City. Other travelers are Mr. and Mrs. -
Henry E. Todd who are in New York. They will return the first of the week.
Miss Adams to Be Honored
; i 1lis Hull and Mrs. i ie ee party today at the Hull home, 5225 Carrollton Ave., in honor of Miss Magdalene L. Adams, daughter of Mr. and Sire. Will H. Adams, 3970 Winthrop Ave. Miss Adams and M. Turpin Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Davis, 2432 Park Ave, will be married Sept. 3 in the First Presbyterian Church. Guests with the bride-to-be and her mother will be Mesdames Wright, Gilbert Guthrie, B. 8. Dickerson, C. C. Foltz, Carl Gerdts, Robert Boesinger, Eugene Foley, Paul Woody, Allen ghimer, Philip Sweet, Calvin Lennox, Lebanon, and Miss Betty
Wangelin. Marjorie Case Also Being Feted
Another bride-to-be who has been feted extensively is Miss Marjorie Case, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Case, 4363 Park Ave., who will be honored again this afternoon at a luncheon bridge and personal shower by the Misses Ann Woodard, Rebecca Blackley and Catherine Goodwin at Meridian Hills Country Club. Miss Case and Donald Blair White, son of Mrs. Donald B. White, Albion, Mich,, rried Sept. 9. 1 ind pe at the Dy with Miss Case and her mother will include Mesdames Ralph Bradford, Ralph Coble, Lyman Hunter, Robert Barrett, Fort H. Moore, William A. Wagner, Milford E. Carlisle, "George Hayes and the Misses Jane Pfeiffer, Barbara Jean Holt
and Ruth Dickerson.
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officiate at the single ring ceremony. Palms and fern altar which will be fla large baskets of garden ; pers. Hehe iin Iverson, will play Schubert’s “Serenade,” “To An Evening Star” and “I Love You Truly.
and blue delphinium.
“Because.” will enter. the ph a gown of ivory sat: . Slone ith a tucked bodice, leg 0 mutton sleeves extending into points over the jong train and
bouquet.
a high round neck.|Iverson, another - brother,
denias. ; Weatherly; the. bride’s
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Robert Wiseheart will entertain
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ed by two|the organdy bodice extends into tiny owers and|cap sleeves. She will wear pink The bridegroom’s|rosebuds in her hair and will carry an arm bouquet of the same roses
Mrs. K. H. Stephens’ will be Seymour, will sing |bridesmaid. Her gown styled similarly to the matron’s of honor, will be in pale blue and she will wear similar roses in her hair and carry a
Floyd Iverson, the bridegfoom’s hands, a full skirt with a|brother, will be best man. Lyle Paul «plusher” veil of tulle will fall) Weatherly, Dr. K. H. Stephens and cap of matching satin | Frank Barnard will serve as ushers. will carry an arm bou-| After the ceremony, a reception for members of the immediate families will be held at the Weatherly matron of honor. Her home, 608 N. LaSalle St. The couchiffon and ens ple will leave on an extended west- , The full skirt of ern trip and will be at home after this evening at the I. ©. O, F.. t the walst and in 340 ‘and Qlive ak
: Kenneth Trees, Thelma Tacoma
Wed Tomorrow
The Rev. Norman H. Schultz will officiate at the single ring wedding service for Miss Thelma Tacoma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Tacoma, and Kenneth Trees, son of Mrs. Edna Trees, at 8:30
.o'’clock tomorrow morning in the
Garfield Park Evangelical Church. Snapdragons and gladioli in
shades of pink will decorate the| |
church. Mrs. William Herbert Gibb will play a program of organ music
including “Salut d’Amour,” Elgar; &
Schubert’s “Serenade”; “Romance,”
by Rubinstein, and several Zeta Tau]. §
Alpha Sorority songs. Mrs. John C. Tacoma, the bride’s sister-in-law, pl sing “Because” and “At Dawnng.’ The bride will enter the church with her sister, Mrs. Lester D. Noerr, Madison, Wis. Her dress.will be of navy blue crepe, street ‘length, made with a short-sleeved fitted jacket. She will wear navy accessories, a; powder blue hat and a shoulder corsage of lilies of the valley and gardenias. Mrs. Noerr will wear navy blue sheer, also with navy accessories, a beige hat and a corsage of American Beauty roses. ' The couple will leave from the church on a wedding trip and will be at home after Aug. 20 at 1120 Churchman Ave. The bride is a graduate of Butler University and is a member of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority.
| Alice Kuehn Is Bride
Of Robert John Smith
Times Special SOUTH BEND, Aug. 12—Mr. and Mrs. Robert John Smith are on a wedding trip following their mar-
riage at 4:30 p. m. Thursday in the].
Second Presbyterian Church. They are to make their home in Elkhart. The bride is the former Miss Alice Kathryn Kuehn, . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Kuehn. She wa graduated from Indiana Universit and is a member of Delta Gamma Sorority. Mr. Smith attended Hanover College and Indiana Univer-
sity. He is affiliated with Phi Delta |
Theta Fraternity.
Lodge to Give Garden Party
“A garden party and a mitebox opening ‘are planned by groups within one lodge organization for meetings tonight and next week. Another lodge group will sponsor a card party. Members of the Olive Branch Past Noble Grands Association will hold a garden party Saturday afternoon, Aug. 19, at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McCollum, Lakeside Drive. A covered dish luncheon will be served.
The Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge 10 will observe mitebox opening at its regular meeting this evening at the organization hall.
‘|and state parks.
Basket Dinners
In Parks Herald Reunion Season
Former residents of various counties of the state and relatives who have not met since last summer, again will take to the highways tomorrow and next Sunday to assemble for annual reunions at. city The 36th annual reunion of Clark, Jackson, Jefferson, Jennings, Scott
. |and Washington Counties will. be
held next Sunday, Aug. 20, at
‘| Brookside Park. The business meet-
ing and program will begin at 2 p. m. J. Claude Thompson is presi= dent and H. F. McColgin is secretary. County chairmen of the reunion include Martin B. Hall, Clark;
: Walter McGovern, Jackson; Shelby
Pi Beta Phis Will Give Party For I. U. Prospectives Friday
Parties for rushees of college sororities, a bridge and farewell party and initiation services are among events claiming the attention of local members of Greek letter organizations. One group also is to install officers for the coming year. ; — : ning at the Columbia Club. Miss . Members: of the Indiana ta i : Alumnae of Pi Beta Phi and ac- Geraldine Jensen, who will leave tive members or et apie 4 soon to live in New. York, also will Indiana vers! will en be honored at the dinner. prospective students of the univer-| 4 aed sity at a tea from 3 until 5 o'clock Officers who. will assume their Friday afternoon at the home of [DOsts.are Mrs. Frank Amick, presiMrs. Russel 8. Williams, 4747 N.|dent; Miss Pat Geraghty, vice presiMeridian St. dent; Miss Bettie Wolfe, secretary; Members of the active ‘chapter Miss Martha Ann Goodlet, ori who are assisting with plans dre yrer; Mrs. Elizabeth Webber, retiry ’ I'S. v rush captain. The four . young Ss Tens Sears, sergeant at arms. women have completed a rush trip| Mrs. Marion Grieb who is moving through the northern part of the|soon t6 Muncie, will ‘be honored state. : Monday evening at a bridge party ; i at the Hotel Antlers. Members of Young women planning to enter|Mu Chapter of Phi Chi Epsilon will Indiana University also are to be|entertain at the event with Miss guests tomorrow afternoon of the LaVerne Fleener, Mrs. Don Hawke Indiana Aluintiae Sw of Phi and Mrs. Gilbert Gee as hostesses. ega Pi at a tea at the Indianap- ; : a sii olis Athletic Club. Miss Virginia| Mrs. Myrtle Kleinbub, 4515 E. Hunter is chairman of arrange-|{Washington St, will be hostess to ments and Miss Jane Bottorff is the members of Alpha Chapter of Omeactive chapter rush captain. Mrs.|[88 Chi at 8 o'clock Wednesday evePrank B. Lamb is president of the|ning at her home... ; alumnae. :
Initiation services for Miss Mary-| Church Unit to Meet
Members of the Southeastern De-|lou Myers and Miss Wilma Casey| Members of the Altar Society of
gree Staff will sponsor a card party will be conducted at
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Day dinner of the Beta Chapter of Lheta a bh
e Founders’ Assimpeis Catholic Church
7:45 p. m.
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Ralph E. Stratmans
803 Graham Ave, will be at home informally to their friends from 7 o'clock until 10 this evening in cele~ bration of their 25th wedding anniversary. : :
the|the Misses. Lois and
: Times Photos. 1. House parties at the northern Yndiana lakes are popular with young women’s clubs this season. The O. A. O.-Club is at Lake Wawasee. Among girls who are attending the party are (left to right) the Misses Peggy Walsh, Dorothy Ottinger and Ann Zimmer. 2. Miss Yvonne Holden (left) of Chicago is visiting Miss Marie Johnson. The young women are members of the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Chapter .at Purdue University and are planning a series of rush parties for the chapter. , : 3
3. ¥. E. M. Club members are. leaving tomorrow to spend a week at The Crow’s Nest, Lake Wawasee, Chatting of plans are (left to
right) the Misses Jeanne Steiner, Carolyn Riggle and Joanne Krouse. :
4. This quartet of Civic Tneater members is practicing lines for the presentation of “The Marriage Gown” Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Goodman. It includes (left to right) the Misses
‘Betty Stayton, Yvonne DeBruton, Mary Dyer and Kathleen Reidy.
Two other one-act plays also are to be given by the Workshop Group Tuesday night. 5. Resting between tennis sets at the Riviera Club are Miss Mary Pielsticker (left), daughter of Mr. and Mis. F. C, Pielsticker, and Miss Maryanne Lamb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .A. E. Lamb, (Welling Photo.) L 6. Rush chairmen tor the eight sororities on the Butler University campus have been named by their respective sororities.” Rush activities start Aug. 27. Chairmen include (left to right) Miss Margaret Kayser, Alpha Chi Omega; Miss Lucille Craigle, assistant chairman of Delta Delta Delta; Miss Helen Slupesky, assistant chairman of Delta Gamma; Miss Dina Barkan, Pi Beta Phi; Miss Elnora Hartman, Zeta Tau Alpha; Miss Joan Pfarrer, Kappa Alpha Theta, and Miss Ruth Read, Alpha Omicron Pi. Miss Betty Sanders of Kappa Kappa Gamma is not shown.
Alumnae Form Club
Women members of the graduating class of 1922 at Holy Cross School today had formed a club to meet monthly. .was completed recently at a meeting in the home of Mrs. Kenneth Kercheval. The group includes Mesdames Harold Roney, Maurice Bailey, Florence :Geiger, Joseph : Giblin, Myles Leane, Larry O’ConAssisting will be their daughters, nell; Misses Mary Birming d . Elizabeth |Helen Wernsing, Betty Nolan
To Note Anniversary
' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Stratman,
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ham,
lewis, Jennings; Guy E. Lowry, V. Farabee, Scott.
Former Greentown residents will renew acquaintances with present residents at the sixth: annual reunion Sunday, Aug. 20, in Greentown Park. : EL
The Arthur family reunion will be held tomorrow at the Albert Arthur grove, a half mile south of Gem. Carl Arthur is president and Mrs. Hazel Niles is secretary.
An entertainment and basket dinner are planned for the 16th annual Pruitt reunion tomorrow at Tudors Grove, Hendricks County. Maude Pruitt Rynerson is president and Mrs. Odessa Pruitt Greeson is vice president.
Members of the Thompson and Moon families of Morgan, Marion, Hendricks and Howard Counties will hold their annual reunion’ tomarrow in the Shelter House at Riverside Park. :
Clinton H. Givan, local attorney, and the Rev. Freeland of Muncie will address members of the . Dearborn County Association at their 48th annual reunion tomorrow at Brookside Park. All former residents of the county are invited. John Houstis is president and Miss Grace P. Hargitt is secretary.
McNeils Plan Reunion
“The annual McNiel Reunion will be held tomorrow at Brookside Park. A basket dinner will be followed by. a business meeting and games. Association officers include Guy McNiel, president; Mrs. George Newmier, vice president, and Mrs, Chester = Love, secretary treasurer. - :
C. Y. O. to Hold Party A garden card party will be. sponsored at 2:30 p. m. today by the C. ¥. O. of St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church at the home
of Mrs. Peter Clements) 2020 Adams -
St. Proceeds are to go to the hope chest which will be given by the -