Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1939 — Page 4
_ struction of the settings with the help of Miss M Robert B. Rhoads Jr., George Enos and John Sl
: School Children’s Concert Saturday 4
School children of the city and state are anticipating the Saturday morning Children’s Concert by the Indianapolis Symphony Or-
* Jack Harding. .
OCIETY—
Junior, Ass ~ Friday to B
~The Junior Assembly will
. m. Friday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club as a ghlight of the Thanksgiving holiday for the younger
-Mesdames Roy E. Adams, John Gould, William R. Anna Marie Sayles, Claybon E. Tanke and Russell S. Williams will preside at the tea table. : * The floor committee includes Allison Briggs, John Gould Jr., Arthur Gipe, James Goode, Thomas Lamb, Sheldon Sayles, Harold Weinmann and John Wooling.
~The tea table is to be covered with a cloth of pink net. Dresden ra will flank the centerpiece of pink and yellow roses, white
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. Bn and pink bouvardia. Children’s
short, wave radio. Frank Hake, Evelyn Steffen and supported by a cast including Mrs.
‘Hunter, Marjory Stuhldreher, Marjory Hartley, Louis Belden, Jane ‘Haueisen, John Spaulding, David Moxley and William Cummings. Among mothers arranging to take their chil Mesdames R. G. Justis and C. W. Compton, who | morning performance at 10:30 a. m. Among make reservations for Saturday affernoon are Mesdames J. Bradley Haight, H. H. Arnholter, James’ Chase, C, M. Donahue, Frederick Feibleman, J. O. Ryrholm, Conrad Casler, T. P. Burke, 8. L.
tions for the Saturday those to
[cCormick, Myron J. McKee, Ale R. P. Mead, Edward D. Pierre,'J. R.
‘Among Sunday afternoon parties will be those arranged by Mes- |, ‘dames Frank Black, Max A. Blackburn, Walter J
Noling and Thomas Scanlon. After designing sets, Mrs. J. IL
chestra at the Murat. Mrs. Frank
Children’s Concert, has headed a group of women who have contacted city and county schools and Parent-Teacher : Associations. Mrs. Samuel Mantel, chairman of the public school committee, has been assisted by Mesdames Joseph M. Bloch, David Laurance Chambers, Hugo Fechtman, Frank Hamilton, Albert Losche, Max Morris, "Charles Stevens, Evans Woollen Jr. and Mary Southern. : Smith was in charge of the parochial schools with ~ Miss Victoria Montani and Mesdames John G. McNutt, Garland ‘Retherford and Sidney Sullivan as aids. On the county school committee are Mrs. Wallace Tomy, chairman, Mesdames Jeremiah Cadick, . Robert Hare, John Hollett and Leonard Solomon. Mrs. Robert Ray - Bunch heads the special schools committee.
TRanksdiving Dinners Arranged 2% “Mrs. Frank H. Nichols will entertain at dinner Thanksgiving Day
Mrs.
for Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Adams and
Frankfort and Mrs. E. A. Ramsey and Miss Mary Hostetter, . . . Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Straus and daughter, Mary Harding Stiaus " Qincinnati, will arrive Saturday for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs, . « Mr. and Mrs. George M. Haas of Mobile, Ala,
gre spending the Thanksgiving holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Ira ‘ Holmes. The Holmes’ son, Horace C. Holmes, Mrs. Holmes and Joe
_ Carolyn, Tipton, spent the week-end
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"Thomas G. Sinclair, Edward J. Bennett, Sylvester Johnson Jr., Gil-. Reid, Wilson Mothershead, Alexander Carroll,
Mesdames Garvin M. Brown, Sylvester Johnson, Elias C. Atkins, Jobn . D. Gould, Austin H. Brown, Russell J. Ryan and William G. Sullivan.
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will play the traditional wedding
two
- marriage by her father, will be
_ mant will spend the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and Mrs, C. E __ Jacobs and son, Edward, Detroit," Mich. Mr. Edward Jacobs and I Miss Hamant will see the Notre Dame-Southern California game mr. and Mrs. John F. Engelke will go . to Chicago to be with John F. Engelke Jr. and Mrs. Engelke tomorrow:
J. K. Ruckelshaus to Play Lead : o John K. Ruckelshaus will play the lead role of Daniel Voorees Pike "$n Booth Tarkington’s and Harry Leon. Wilson’s “The Man From HN Home,” which will be presented Saturday night at English’s. The | drama will be the opening offering of the Dramatic Club's current season. A dance at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. will follow the pro-e
Saturday at South Bend. ...
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bert Ogle, Charles L. - Walter Kuhn and John C. Appel. On the committee in charge of
Rev. William Eifert Will Read
‘Bosse-Faubel
5 Candlelight will furnish the illumination at the marriage of Miss ® * wathleen M. Faubel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August F. Faubel, and 7. Willard Bosse at 7:30 o'clock this evening in Redeemer Lutheran The Rev. William Eifert will officiate. Six seven-branch candelabra twined with greens and white pom-
pons will burn on the altar which White ribbons will outline the middle aisle and candles will be placed at alternate pews. Mrs. Dorothy Fowler, organist, melodies and will sing “If God Left Only You.” Virgil Hebert, soloist, will sing “Because.” A duet, “Oh Promise Me,” will be presented by vocalists. .
Gown of White Satin The bride, who is to be given in
gowned in white satin. The princess style dress will be fashioned with a sweetheart neckline finished at the back with a high regal collar, buitons up the back of the bodice and with fitted sleeves. The full : fall into a train. She will cross with a diamond of the bridegroom, length veil will fall
uquet will be of white lilies of the valley, carnaand pompons outlined with
princess style, made slight train, buttoned at: the : and with short puffed sleeves. ribbon around her head will ex-
Civie Play Is Modern -
| The Children’s Civic Theater departs from its usual custom of {dramatizing favorite childhood classics in the opening presentation ‘the season scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at the Civic Play“Radio Rescue,” by Charlotte Chorpenning the adventures of two orphans’ home children who build
Others in the cast will include Miss Nina Brown, Mrs. George Deriny, Mrs. Anna Marie Sayles, Landon Davis, Egbert Driscoll,
| ents, Mr. and Mrs. Verdie Harrell,
“| bustle back. She will wear a crystal
| the bride, will be best man.
embly’s Tea Dance e Holiday Highlight
have a tea dance from 4 to
, is a modern story
Don Lewis play the leading roles Samuel Griffith, Mrs. Frank B.
en and guests are ve made reserva-
er Thomson, Vance Smith, Brayton and N. D. McKinstray.
4 Hubbard Jr, A. W.
Cummings (is supervising conLuten, Mesdames
Hoke, general chairman of the
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Campbell of
with them. ... Miss Eloise Ha-
arrangements are Messrs. and Service Tonight
will be decorated with six palms.
Mesdames Marcella Heldt, Paul Schnute, Mary Southwell, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bosse and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rauscher, Evansville; Mr, and Mrs. William Bosse, Valparaiso, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bosse, East Orange, N. J.
Louise Harrell To Wed Today
Miss Louise Pauline Harrell will become the bride of Reginald J. Speicher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Speicher, in a ceremony this evening at 8:30 oclock before the fireplace in the home of her par-
4712 Madison Ave.
The Rev. Fred S. Malott will officiate. Chrysanthemums in fall colors, palms, ferns and two sevenbranch candelabra will’ decorate the wedding background. Miss Julia Guess, harpist, will play bridal music including “I Love You Truly” and Lohengrin’s Wedding March. Mr. Harrell will give his daughter in marriage. The bride will wear a street length dress of pearl gray panne velvet with' a basque waist and
necklace and a Juliet cap of pearls with an orchid corsage. : Miss Christine Speicher, sister of the bridegroom, and maid of honor, will wear cloud blue chiffon in an afternoon dress with a basque waist and with a velvet ribbon in her hair. Her corsage will be of gardenias. Russell Harrell, brother of
Mrs. Harrell will wear a moss
green crepe dress accented with gold and with a tea rose corsage. Mrs.
velvet gown with a corsage
The wedding reception will be at| the Harrell home and the couple
| will leave on a wedding trip to the|
Smoky Mountains. They will be at home after Dec. 3 at 304 E. 13th St.
Mrs. -Verina Pessley, grandmother of the bridegroom, Phillipsburg, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrell and Mrs.
Fay Lane of Bloomington. |
Out-of-town guests will include]g
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Jayne Proctor To Wed Today
Miss Jayne Proctor, daughter of
bride of William L. Roudebush in a simple ceremony at 4:30 p. m. today ‘in the Broadway Methodist Church. The Rev. Richard M. Millard will officiate. Miss Proctor is to wear an afternoon dress of stone blue with dubonnet accessories and a corsage of white roses. Miss Alison Clements, her only attendant, will wear an afternoon frock in a China tea shade with dubonnet accessories. Her corsage will be of gardenias. Richard Roudebush will attend his brother as best man. Ushers ill be David Craycraft and Graham ' Gilliland. The couple will leave immediately aftér the service for a southern trip and will be at home after Tuesday at 2317 N. New Jersey St. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Roudebush.
Rickers Taking ‘Marriage Trip, 7 2, R AA i ; foie Rng. Two showers and: the announcement of a marriage are among today’s prenuptial listings. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Gise, 116 S. Bancroft St., announce the marriage of their daughter, Betty Ann, to James A. Ricker of Canton, O. The wedding was Saturday afternoon at the . Downey Avenue Christian Church. The couple will be at home in Canton after Dec. 15. Mr. and
Mrs. Ricker are on a wedding trip East. . :
The Misses Doris and Edna Mae Wiese will entertain tonight with a kitchen shower for Miss Mary Margaret Hill whose marriage to Paul Hardman will be next month. Mrs. Edward Wiese will assist her daughters. Guests will include Mesdames John C. Hill, Hugo Gale, Marjorie Boles, Dale Borcherding, Lois Coffman; the Misses Carrie Mae Huntington, Erie Lewis, Margaret Sanford, Isa Dowden, Flavia Wischmeyer, Ne Wiese, Irene Bartlow, Ethel badk Barbers Gale and Master Chan
Misses Betty and Martena Postma entertained last night with a kitchen shower in honor of their sister, Miss Margie Maxine Postma, who will be married tomorrow to Charles F, Stafford. :
Sigma Delta Zeta To Dance at Club
Members of Sigma Delta Zeta will entertain with their annual dinner dance tomorrow evening in the Hoosier Athletic Club. Dinner will
be served in the Pheasant: Room with dancing following in the Zephyr Room. Music will ‘be provided by Jack Berry’s orchestra. Miss Betty Bloom will present the toast and Ware Walker will respond. Committee chairmen are Miss Ester Hanson, tickets; Mrs. Paul Dausch, program, and Miss Phyllis Bertram,
1. Mrs. Philip Davis was Miss Bertha Budnick, daughter of Mrs. Dora Budnick, before her ‘recent marriage in the Travertine Room of the Hotel Lineoln. (Kindred Photo.)
White Elephant Party, Pledge
Mrs. Edna Proctor, is to become the,
‘arrangements.
favors.
By RUTH MILLETT Times Special Writer
20 states which have declared that the old Thanksgiving date is good. enough for them, or whether your state is going along with the President “his better-for-business
red|the
Mrs. Carl B. Kuehr .
9. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Carson are at home at 429 Harvard Place. Mrs. Carson was Miss Marianne Kuehr,
3. Mrs.
daughter of Mr. and (Porter Photo.)
Services Among Activities for Local Sororities This Evening
A formal dinner and pledge services, a dance, a white elephant party Thanks,
and routine business are among
evening. “ Pl es for candidates of
giving Eve sorority activities this LAMBDA ALPHA LAMBDA will be
e held after a formal dinner at the Canary Cottage. ‘Pledges will be the
Misses Jackie Benson, Helen Jones, Rodgers and Mrs. Herbert Howard. Mrs. Gaylord Mills, 2538 College Ave, will be hostess at the next business meeting of the group Monday evening.
Miss Julia Tirmenstein will entertain members of SIGMA PHI PPA with a white elephant party at her home, 1032 N. Tuxedo St.
‘Members of DELTA ZETA PSI will meet at the home of Mrs. Bernice Norman, 1825 Fisher Ave.
Mrs. Robert Fitzgibbon, 2315 Kenwood Ave., will be hostess to members of ALPHA CHAPTER OF PHI THETA DELTA at her home.
PHI TAU members will hold a dance at the Severin Hotel. Larry Price’s orchestra will play. Miss Helen Bugher {is chairman
Mrs. Morris Hawkins will entet-|
tain members of SIGMA PHI DELTA at her home, 44 N, Sheffield Ave,
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Plans are being made by members of BETA AND EPSILO CHAPTER OF RHO DELTA for a dance Friday, Dec. 1, at the Lakeshore Country Club., Miss Betty Anne Dyer is chairman, assisted by Miss Mary Florence McClure and Mrs. Robert Stamm. :
Mrs. Elizabeth Weber, - 1016 NN. Oakland Ave., was hostess last night to members of BETA CHAPTER OF THETA DELTA SIGMA.
Members of the TRI KAPPA CLUB met last night at the Colonial Tearoom. On the committee in charge were the Misses Audrey McGrayel, Maxine Harden, Martha Debout and Mary Alice Freeland.
Exchange Vows At Parsonage
The Rev. Joel Lee Jones will read the double ring service at the wedding of Miss Carrie Pierce and Pierson Mount this evening at 9:30 o'clock at his parsonage, 622 W. 30th St. .The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James J. Pierce of Rockport. ; She will be attended by her sister, Mrs. George J. Bradshaw and will wear a street length gown of wine with black accessories and a corsage of roses. : Mrs. Bradshaw will wear a black gown with a corsage. Dwight Mount will be his brother’s best man. : The couple is to live at 2008 Wilcox'St. LL. $i Mr. and Mrs.” Albert Mount, parents of the bridegroom, will entertain in honor. of the couple tomor-
_ dinner at|{ Betty
Ruth Lucas, Johephine Niles, Helen}
Pastor to Read ~ 2-Ring Service
The Rev. Ephraim Lowe will read a double ring service at the marriage of Miss Catherine Fox to Robert T. Holder at 8:15 p. m. today in‘ Olive Branch Christian
Church. ~ Miss Fox is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Fox.
Candles, ferns and flowers will be used in the church decorations. Mrs. Martha Stevens, organist, will provide a background of bridal
of | melodies during the ceremony. Miss
Rosemary = Gasseney, soloist, will sing, “I Love You Truly.” Brother to Give Her Away
George R. Fox, eldest brother of the bride, is to give his sister in marriage. . The bride will be gowned in a pale pink satin floor length model’ styled with a full skirt, short puffed sleeves and a square neckline. She will wear a full length veil of a matching pink, caught into a wreath of white waxed orange blossoms. Her bouquet will be of pink and white roses and chrysanthemums. Miss Ruth Kennerknecht, maid of honor, will wear a blue chiffon gown, full skirted with puffed sleeves, and a wreath of roses in her hair. Her bouquet will be of roses. Mariam Roth, flower girl, will be attired in a pink taffeta frock, floor length and made similarly to that of the bride. She will scatter pink rose petals. David Kaufman will carry the rings on a white satin pillow,
John Howell Is Best Man John Howell will be best man.
black lace gown for her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Holder will wear blue lace. They both will have corsages. A reception for friends and’ relatives ‘will ‘follow the ceremony at the Fox home on the McFarland Road. The couple is to be entertained - tomorrow at a family Thanksgiving dinner. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Fox of Ft. Thomas, Ky., will be guests. The bride and bridegroom are to be at home at 4813 Madison Ave. : Hain .« ‘9 ; St. John’s Alumnae Dance Tomorrow ‘Alumnae of St. John’s Academy
‘| will entertain at: a ‘dance tomorrow
evening in the Indiana Ballroomg Miss: Loretta Carroll is chairman of arrangements, assisted by the Misses Julia Clark, Helen O’Brien, Frances ‘Wade, Maebelle Gordan, Wolfe, Helen Burkart and
ving Michigan St
row at a Thanksgi their home, 3121 W.
Whether you live in one of the
A Woman's t0 Thank for Thanksgiving
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From 1863 until 1939 the Presi-
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garet Payne before her marriage on Oct. 28.’ She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Payne. (Stanley Photo.)
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,|Mrs. E. E. Bloom, Remington; Mr. | Shireman, - Martinsville; Mrs. Rob-
{Ann Gorman will be | today’s m
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Follow Wake-Straughn Nuptials Tonight.
{daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. =. |Straughn, 5248 College. The bride-|
Walter Wegehoft was Miss Mar-
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Nuptials Set
Miss Dorothy Keever, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Ellis Keever, and Harvey G. Cross. son of Mrs. Orville Cross of Franklin, are to éxchange marriage vows at 7:30 p. m. today in the home of the bride’s parents, 6207 Broadway. : The Rev. Stanley-Mahan will officiate before a double window decorated with candelabra and a lattice twined with palms, greenery
mums. Dr. Samuel Robinson of Franklin will assist. - ; Mrs. Duane McManama of Dayton, Ind, will sing “I Love You Truly,” accompanied at the piano by Miss Mary LaMar. : Chooses Mousseline for Gown Mr. Keever will give his daughter in marriage. She will be gowned in white mousseline de soie made along princess lines with a sweetheart neckline and short puffed sleeves. In her hair she will wear a wreath of synthetic orange blossoms worn by her. paternal . grandmother ‘at her wedding in 1874. Her colonial bouquet ‘will be of white chrysanthemums, red roses and lilies of the valley. aA Mrs. Richard Shireman. of Mar tinsville, matron of honor, will wear a gown of horizon blue chiffon with a full skirt and flounce falling from a shirréd bodice. Her colonial bouquet will be of chrysanthemums in rose and pink shades. The Rev. David Shepherd of Crothersville will be best man.
Mother to Wear Plum Crepe
Mrs. Keever has chosen a plum crepe dress for her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Cross will be gowned in black crepe with gold trim. Both mothers will wear corsages of briarcliff roses. Immediately after the ceremony a reception will be held at the Keever home. The Misses Mildred Peck, Margaret McKenzie and Ila South will serve. for a trip through the south and will be at home after Dec. 1 in Franklin, Por traveling, the bride will wear a frock of hunters’ pink wool with a vari-colored tweed coat and black accessories. Her corsage will be of white chrysanthemums, Out-of-town guests will include
inson, Franklin; Mrs. Shepherd, Crothersville, and Mr. McManama of Dayton.
Mission Society Gives 34 Dinners
The Indianapolis Flower Mission Society today distributed complete fving dinners to the 34
Each family received a beef roast, vegetables, - oranges, apples, butter, eggs, coffee and jelly. Women of Prien Chapel Church gave the jelly. : Mrs. Robert Elliott, Mrs. Eugene H. Darrach ard the 1908 Club sponsored the dinners. .Mrs. Fred Noerr was in charge of the project, assisted by Mrs. David Ross, Flower Mission president; Mesdames C. M. Turner, Bowers, John A. Garrettson and F. H. Cheyne.
Pi Sigma Kappas Observe Holiday The Pi Sigma Kappa Chapter of the Sub-Deb Federation was to hold be donated to a needy family. Ruth a hostess for New officers.
elected recently include Marjorie Elfner, president:
Miss Gorman and Miss E are in charge of the gift basket.
and bronze and white chrysanthe- |.
The couple is to leave|
tubercular families under its care.|
Hocker, vice president;
-|groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs.| William 8. Wake of Galesburg, Ill.
_ Dr. Alexander Sharp will officiate
‘ [before an altar banked with palms
and ferns. Two seven-way candelabra and standards of white chrysanthemums and pompons will flank the altar on either side. White satin ribbons will outline the family pews. at Mrs. Charles Wilson, Huntington, cousin of the bride, will sing. Organ selections will ‘be played by Miss Donna Alles.
Chooses Candlelight Slipper Satin Miss Straughn, who will be given away by her father, will be gowned in candlelight slipper satin made along empire lines. Soft shirred
“| panels extending from the shoulder
line to the waist in front, a sweetheart neckline and leg-o-mutton sleeves fitted tightly from elbow to wrist feature the bodice of the
own. The full skirt is shirred at the waist and falls into a long train at the back. Her long veil of candlelight illusion will be caught into a tiara of seed pearls and a shoulder length veil will cover her face. She will carry an arm bouquet of orchids, white roses and gardenias. Mrs. Robert W. Straughn, her sister-in-law, will be matron eof honor in a blush rose slipper satin gown. The dress will be fashioned with a shirred bodice, high round neck and a wide band at th2 waist. She will wear a disc hat of blush rose ‘velvet petals with ‘matching streamers and a shoulder length face veil. Her colonial bouquet will be of silvery blue pompons, fringed with rose pompons. -
Pick Net for Flower Girl
Miss Biigshein Shade, Dayton, and Miss e Bayley, Carmi, Ill., bridesmaids, will wear identical gowns as the matron of honor’s, in a silvery blue slipper satin. Their bouquets will be in reverse shades. ‘Miss Carolina Dessauer, flower girl, will be attired in a floor-length frock of pink nét with a high neck trimmed with pink lilies of the valley, short puffed sleeves and a full skirt. Sho will have pink and blue pompons in her hair and will carry a big French basket of pink bouvardia and pompons. Ck Robert W. Straughn be best man and ushers will inclufie Roger Shaw, Bloomington, Drewry. : j Reception at Antlers Mrs. Straughn - will attend her daughter's wedding in a black crepe floor-length ‘g wn, interlaced with cerise velvet ribbons in the bodice. She will wear a black velvet turban and a corsage of American Beauty roses, Mrs. Wake’s gown will be of black lace with which she will wear a black hat and gardenia corsage. A reception in the Gold Room of the Hotel Antlers will follow the ceremony. Miss Victoria Montani will play harp selections. The couple is to leave on a motor trip and will be home after Dec. 1 in Indianapolis. For traveling the bride will wear a wine dress under a teal blue coat trimmed with gray Squirrel. Her corsage will be of orchids. :
Attended Butler and Purdue
Miss Straughn attended Butler and Purdue Universities and is a member of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. Mr. Wake is a graduaje of Knox College where he is affiliated with Tau Kappa Epsilon, Among out-of-town guests will be Messrs. and Mesdames' William 8S. Wake, W. O. Foster, C. A. Buckley;
Lowery, Miss Kathleen Buckley and Mrs. H. C. Mather, Galesburg; Miss Barbara Wake, Bloomer, Wis.; Miss Katherin: Straughn, Wabash; Mr. and Mrs, Herman Wiler, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Sargent, Terre Haute; Mrs. M. W. Eckman, Ft. Wayne; Mrs. W. C. Shade, Willard Irwin and Paul Miller, Dayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, Mrs. T. J. Yoos, Miss Betty Hartt, Harry G. Hartt and Ellwood Close, Huntington.
Chi Delta Sigma Mee
Members of Beta Chapter of Chi Delta Sigma Fraternity will meet at 8 p.m. today at the home of Charles MeGregor, 1906 Lexington Ave.
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Of Weddin |
A candlelight marriage ceremony| {will be performed at 8:30 o’clock| _ {this evening in M<Kee Chapel of| | Tabernacle Presbyterian Church| {for Miss Virginia Helen Straughnj {and Tadd V. Wake. The bride is the|
and’ John
Mr. William Wake Jr, Mr. A. O.]°
Miss Jane Blankschein, above, La Porte, a senior at Butler Uni‘versity, has been elected treasurer of the Women’s Athletic Association. : Two additional committees have been appointed to serve during the year. They include : program, Misses Eleanor Cook, Margaret McDowell, Mildred Young and Betty Foster, and membership point system, Misses Mary Fallis, Mary Elizabeth Hayes, and Helen Rose Center. :
Couple Wed at St.*Philip Neri
Miss Maxine Aton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aton, and Bernard D. Hines, exchanged marriage vows this morning at 9 o'clock in St. Philip Neri Catholic Church before the Rev. Fr. Bernard Gerdon. The bridegroom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Michael A. Hines, 1115 Laurel St. The Rev. Fr. Gerdon officiated at the nuptial high mass after the ceremony. Miss Helen Brooks was organist. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She was gowned in slipper satin fashioned with a bustle back and a sweetheart neckline. The full skirt of the gown fell" into a train at the back and her finger tip veil was caught into a Juliet cap of seed pearls. Her bridal bouquet was of white roses.
Sister Is Maid of Honor
Miss Joan Aton was her sister's maid of honor. She wore a dress of peacock blue taffeta styled similarly to that of the bride with a bustle back. She wore a bow with: streamers to the shoulder and carried an arm bouquet of dusty rose chrysanthemums. ‘Bridesmaids were Miss Anna Marie Hines, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Juanita Kirshner, who wore dusty rose taffeta in the same style as the maid of honor. They carried arm bouquets. Thomas Hines was his brother's hest nan. Donald Aton, brother of the bride, and Ira Lee were ushers.
Parents Serve Breakfast.
A breakfast was served after the ceremony at the home of the bridels parents, 622 N. Tacoma Ave. A reception will be held later. Among out-of-town - guests were Robert: Hines, West Virginia, and Mr. and: Mrs. Arthur Whetsel, Anderson. The couple will live in the George ia Apartments, 710 E. Georgia St,
EVENTS
SORORITIES
Alpha Chapter, Omega Kappa. 8 p. m. today. Hotel Lincoln, Mrs. Warren Hoy, hostess. Lambda Mu Chapter, Sigma Beta. tonight. Wharf House. Annual Thanksgiving dinner, Miss® Betty Stutsman, chairman. Guests, Sigma and Kappa Chapters, Anderson; Rho, Indianapolis, and Tau, . Greenfield. :
CLUBS
Emera. 8 p.m. Fri. Miss Winnie Wienke, 1704 Prospect, hostess. Miss Mildred Hauser, president, Zetathea. oday. Mrs. J. W. Knipp, 2140 Central Ave., hostess. Mesdames A J. Hueber, Harvey Belt and E. C. Mathews, assist ing. Miss Norma Klock and Miss Margaret Huston, program. Guest
day. ; LODGES
Ladies’ Auxiliary, Altenheim. 2:30 p. m,. Fri. Home. Business followed by musical program by Mrs. Ernest Meyer, pianist, and Mrs. Christine Rothert, vocalist. Cumberland 115 O. E. 8S. "8 p. m., today. Cumberland Masonic Tem« ple.’ Social hour after business. Mrs. Helen Bangle ‘and Frank Black, worthy matron and patrou. Past Chiefs Association, Banner Temple 37, Pythian Sisters. 8 Pp. m. Thurs. Mrs. Georgia Grant, 623 N. Alabama, hostess. | CARD PARTY Ways and Means. Committee, Poco= hontas Council 350. 8:30 p. m. today. Mrs. Mildred Nichols, 402 N.
New Jersey, Apartment. 12B. : ;
Vi Thanksgiving ‘Turkey Dinner
$1.25