Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1939 — Page 5

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SATURDAY, DEC.

30, 1939

SOCIETY—

Propylaeum Holds Open House From 4 to 7 P. M. on Monday.

In observance of a tradition of ‘many vears’ stand- ”

ing, the Propyvlaeum will hold open house from 4 to 7 Monday. Executive board members and directors will be hostesses. They include Mesdames J. Raymond Lynn, Fietcher Hodges, Albert Seaton, Edson T. Wood, Thaddeus R. Baker, W. D. Gatch, John G. Rauch, Paul Richey, Fred A. Sims, Frank C. Bopp, William B. Burford, Edwin Taggart and Homer G. Hamer and Miss Marguerite Dice. Mrs. Frederick E. Matson, another board member, is in New Mexico.

Assisting the hoard members and directors will be Mesdames Frank D, Stalnaker, Arthur Voorhees Brown and Augustus Coburn, former presidents; Mesdames Charles Aneshaensel, A. L. Lockridge, William J. McVee, William H. Coleman, Samuel Cornell Carey, Eli Lilly, Herbert W. Todd, Robert McMurray, Russell W. McDermott, Arthur R. Brown, C. D. Alexander and John Dale Crittenberger, the Misses Gertrude Taggart, Edith Allen and Belle Noble Dean.

Art Society to Fete New

New members of the Art Association of Indianapolis will be honored at a tea and reception Monday afternoon in the John Herron Museum. The tea is being held in conjunction with the annual exhibition of contemporary American art, which opens next month. Tea wili be served from 3-6 p. m. Members of the board of directors will be hostesses. Mrs. Noble Dean, Art Association activities chairman, is general chairman of the tea, In the receiving line will he Mr. and Mrs. Evans Woollen Sr., Dr. and Mrs. G. H. A, Clowes and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur D, Peat. Mr, Woollen is association president, Mr. Clowes, vice president, and Mr, Peat, director of the John Herron Art Institute. Mesdames J. W. Fesler, Anton Scherrer, William C. Bobbs and Donald Mattison will pour. Flowers will be given the 126 new members who have joined during 1939 hy the Misses Mary Johnson, Martha Lois Adams, Mary Harrell and Mary Jane Shadinger. Going to French Lick Mr. and Mrs. Russell € Williams are planning to go to French Lick for the week-end. They will have with them their house guests, Mr, and Mrs. John McMahan of Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, Cal; Mr. and Mrs. Clark Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Kuhn. Others planning to spend New Year's at the spa are Messrs. and Mesdames W. Richardson Sinclair, Thomas D. Stevenson and Julius Birge Charles 8. Rauh will continue a 15-vear-old custom by giving his annual open house, starting at 4 p. m. on New Year's Day, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mr. and Mrs. Prank L. Binford will hold open house from 4 to 6 p. m. Monday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Binford of Los Angeles, No invitations have been issued.

Misses Lewis to Hold Open House Misses Constance and Adeline Lewis will keep open house from 4 to 8 p. m. New Year's Day at their home in Brendonwood. They will be assisted by Misses Janet Beach, Jane Winters, Enily Gloss brenner, Marv Elizabeth Lewis, Nora Schiltges and Georgian Pittman. Misses Naomi Scott and Joanne DeMilt, DePauw University students home for the holidays, will hold open house tomorrow at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Latham A. DeMilt. Among out-of-town guests expected are Miss Suzanna Ulen, Lebanon; Miss Sally Elliott, Kokomo; Miss Mary Frances Carson and Miss Nancy Porter, Greencastle: Miss Jeanette Campbell, Coatesville: Miss Hyla Jane Hundley, Mooresville: Miss Frances Shahan, Lizton; Miss Barbara Brooks, Loogootee, ‘and Miss Elizabeth Campbell, Brazil. Miss Marv Jane Foerst and Miss Patricia Eckhart will entertain with a New Year's party Sunday evening at Miss FEckhart’s home, 5764 N. Delaware St. Guests will be Miss Marjorie Powers, Miss Dorothy Pearson, Messrs, Douglas White, James Grimes, Charles Cartwright and Robert Dyer Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kleinhenz, 1451 Central, Apt. 313, will hold open house from 4 to 8 p. m. Monday affernnon. Mrs. Kleinhenz' sister, Miss Mary Jo Ross, and Mrs. Vieki Znser will assist.

) : \ ¥ Wilson-Archer Rite ¢ AUC I line k trey Will Be Read Today

+ Marr: ries i oday Miss Rosland Archer,

|Mr. and Mrs. George Archer, 613 N Hamilton Ave. will be married to James A. Wilson at 4 p. m. today at her parents’ home. Mr. Wilson is

Members

Christmas decorations will form {he background for the wedding of Miss Pauline Etter and William the Son ‘of Mr. and Mrs. ‘C. F. WilGreenlees at 2:30 o'clock this nfter-| con, 91 N. Hamilton Ave. noon in the Gethsemane Lutheran’ The Rev. J. N. Greene, pastor of Church. |the Tenth Street Methodist Church, | The bride is a daughter of wil perform the ceremony. and Mrs. Karl D. Etter, 418 _* ‘house will be decorated with palms Bosart Ave, and the bridegroom's gnd ferns. parents are Mr. and Mrs. James place in front of a fireplace Which Greenlees, Marion. The Rev. John Will be decorated with poinsettias Albert will officiate at the double 8nd flanked by candles. ying ceremony. Mrs, William Ham-| The bride will wear a pale green mond, organist, will play. |crepe street-length dress, trimmed The bride, who will enter alone, [with rows of tiny silver beads will wear a street-length dress of around the square neck and made blue crepe made with a V-neck and with a full skirt and three-quarter lone sleeves. She will wear & gold length sleeves, Her accessories will turban. blue accessories and a be brown and she will wear a corshoulder corsage of white rosebuds. sage of vellow roses, Her sister, Mrs. Erwin Manny, Day- Miss Archer's sister, Mrs. John W. ton. O., will be matron of honor. Lovell, will be her only attendant. Mrs. Manny will wear dubonnet She will wear a black velvet frock crepe with a corsage of pink rose- trimmed in white and a corsage of buds Kenneth White will act as red roses. Mrs. Archer will wear best man black crepe with white pique. Mrs. Mrs. Etter has chosen & dark blue Wilson will wear a rose colored dress lace for her daughter's wedding and gardenias, James Barly will be with which she will wear gardenias. pest man. Mrs, Greenlees will wear black lace A reception will follow the cereand gardenias monv. following the ceremony, | recep- tomorrow at tion for the immediate families will —

be held at the home of the bride's Omega Nu m Pans to Mee?

parents. The couple will take a trip Bast and will be at home after; The January business meeting of Jan. 8 in Indianapolis. The bride Gamma Chapter of Omega Nu Tru war graduated from Wittenberg Col- | Sorority will be held Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Paul M.

lege, Springfield, O., and is a member of Iota Tau Lambda Sorority. Cook, 1320 N. Delaware St.

313 N. Chester St.

JANE JORDAN—

DEAR JANE JORDAN--I am a girl of 17. There is a young man who comes to our house once in a while, My father knows him and his father well, but he didn't introduce us when the young man came over. I have seen him a few times and I like him very much. I hear he asks about me quite a bit. Tf he wanted to go with me don’t vou think he would ask me? I used to run around a lot, but now 1 stav home all the time, No bovs ever ask me for any dates; Should T start going places and forget this boy, or should I just stav home. 1 worry because boys don't want dates with me. Should I let it bother me? WORRIED. vw YW Ww * ® w A girl of 17 should have a lot of friends, both bovs and stav at home and moon about one bhov, Tf all it should bother vou, for friends are

s0 that is why TI stay home,

Answer girls, She should not vou have no friends at important to a happy life, In sddition to freindships, & girl of 17 needs a task. T take it that vou are in school. This gives vou work to do which is just as important to vour welfare as friendships. There are three major adjustments to make in life-—work, love and social adjustment, Your energies should be evenly divided among the three so that no one gets too much emphasis. Sometimes, during adolesence, young people behave as if there were only one problem in life to solve, namely, love, or success with the opposite sex. In general, the girl who has many interests to take up her time is the one who finds it easiest to attract bovs. The same quality that makes her a participator in many activities makes it easy for her to get along with men. It is the girl who retreats from all forms of competition who has trouble in winning friends. When the young man you mention comes to your home, by all means be friendly. cordial and encouraging. Instead of waiting for vour father to introduce vou, or shyly retreating in a corner to won der how you impress him, don’t be afraid to show your interest. Try to tear vour thoughts loose from the moorings of self and find out what the young man thinks about, Where does he work or go to school, who are his friends, ‘what sports does he like, what movies has he seen, what is he striving for. If vou feel enough curiosity about these things, you'll have the courage to draw him out with a few questions. Usually the shy girl actually isn't curious about the other fellow. She is too absorbed in herself and her own emotions to feel a genuine, warm interest in another person. This lack of interest is the real secret of her failure to acquire friends of either SeX. Tn other words, an interested girl is an interesting girl, The girl who loves others is beloved by others, JANE JORDAN. Put your prow Fane. Jor N ens in a a yp Ving Th Ad ‘will answer your questions

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES NEW ART GROUP MEMBERS WILL GET FLOWERS

Johnson (left) and Miss Martha Tois Adams will present flowers to new members of the

Art Association of Thdixhapolis at the Whhtil tea and reception on New Year's Day at the museum,

A.A. UW. Te Sponsor 10 Talks On Problems of Adolescence; Course Open to Non-Members

Mrs. John M. Cunningham will give a series of 10 Jecture-discussions {dealing with adolescent behavior problems on consecutive Wednesday mornings at 9:45 o'clock, beginning Jan. 10 at the Business and Professional Women's Club. This mid-winter course of study Group of the Indianapolis Branch of A. A. UW

ee of children 8 years oy or over and is open to non-mem I'S a8 - . Helena Quinn Is Bride Today

well as members, Mrs. Karl Koons, : g - : Miss Helena T. Quinn,

chairman, has charge of registraof Mrs. Bridget M. Quinn, and Wil-

tion. Prof. S. A. Hamerin, Northwestern son F. Williams, son of Mrs, Martha { Williams, were married at 7 o'clock

University, will speak on “A Com- | munity Serving the Needs of Youth" this morning in the Holy Oross Catholic Church, The Rt. Rev,

at 8 p. m. Tuesday, Jan, 9, in the | World War Memorial. This lecture is open to the public and tickets may be obtained in advance and without charge from Mrs. C. L. Harkness, chairman, This program for the January general meeting of the association wil follow tive Sin. Msgr. William PF, Keefe officiated ner for members and guests at 6:15 at the ceremony. : p. m., Jan, 9 in Hollenbeck Hall a‘ Flowers and holiday ‘decorated the church and J. Klain, organist, plaved musiz. The bride's brother Quinn, sang Michael Quinn. gave the bride ih marriage wore » gown of white tulle fash

[the ‘Central Y. W, 'C. A. foned with a bodice of white silk

Party Scheduled Jan, » Mrs. John WW. Graves is chairman hengaline made with a sweetheart neckline,

of arrangements for a "“Get-Ac |quainted Party” Priday, Jan, 19, at 8 p. m, ih the B. P. W clubrooms [under the sponsorship of the con[tract bridge groups cap of seed pearls gold cross of her carried a white praver white satih streamers lilies of the valley,

New members will be guests of ‘honor at a tea Tuesday, Jan. 30, from 3 to 5 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Edward Mulvaney, sister of the bride, was matron of honm Her gown was of aquamarine blue

sponsored by the Adolescent Study , has been planned fo

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Mrs. Edmond W. Hebel, 5515 Washington Blvd. ,~Other events on next month's fealendar include a study of the second symphony of Brahms at the Music Study Group meeting at 10 a. m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A. M. VanArendonk, 6010 {Haverford Ave. The Education IStudy Group will meet at 9:45 a. m. Monday, Jan. 8, at the home of Mrs. C. L. Harkness, 212 E. 49th St. Mrs. Paul Summers will review (“Seasoned Timber” (Dorothy Canfield) at the first meeting of the Contemporary Literature Group at 1:30 p. m, Jan. 8, in the B. P. W. Clubrooms. The second meeting of this group will be held Jan, 22 at the same hour and place.

| Writing Class to Meet

reps] Ave The Creative Writing Class ‘will 1 od WwW dd; meet Jan. 11 and 25 at 7:30 p. m. AT'S 1 e ng or at the B. P. W. house. Mrs. Ruth [Culmer Dieter, instructor, will dis- 1 cuss “Building Character According » to Psychological Pattern in Writing Technic.” Original verse and manuscripts will be read and criti'eized. The Consumer's Problems Study Group will meet Jan. 15 at 1:30 p. m. in the club. The Social Welfare Study Group will meet there Jan. 19 at 9:45 a. m. and the Legislative Study Group will hold its meéeting Jan. 23 at 1:30 p. m.,, when I Mrs, Lester Smith will discuss the city manager form of government Mrs. W B. Adams, 2704 N. La Salle St., will be hostess to the PreSchool Parental Education Group at 1:30 p. mh, Friday, Jan. 19. Prchlems of the kindergarten child will [be studied. Members of the Evening Discussioh Group will hold their regular dinner meeting at 6:15 p. m. Tuesday, Jan. 23, at the Central Y. W. C. A. in Room B. Mrs. Nell Warren will discuss “Oriental Vignettes.”

and full skirt. She carried Briarcliff roses, John Williams was his [brother's best man. John Quihn, another brother of the bride, and Raymond Williams, the bridegroom's brother, were ushers, Following the ceremony, ding breakfast was served for the immediate families in the Louis 14th Room of the Claypool Hotel, ception for friends will be held this evening at the Quinn home, 35 N.

Tomorrow

Miss Elizabeth Ann T.arsh and tharles Lenglade of Chicago will be [married at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church. Miss Larsh is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Harold Larsh, 117 Beverly Drive. The Rev. Sidney Blair Harty, tor, will officiate.

ban. She will wear a many strands of heavy a corsage of orchids, Miss Louise Bdwards, her attendant, will wear a tailored dress of pink and a corsage of gardenias. Eugene Fife will be best man. A reception at the home of the bride's parents will follow the ceremony but the couple will leave immediately after the wedding for Chicago, where they will make their home,

pearls and

Among the many students honte for the holidavs is this Qroup of young women who attend Wellesley 10 gH. are We Misses Peggy

bridal |

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tulle fashioned with a shirred bodice |

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Susan Gatch, Louise Wilde and (standing, right) Miss Priscilla Johnson and Miss Dorothy Jenn

Travel Group Will Hear Talk On Arge nina

Two speeches and a New Year's

Eve party have been planned for women's club meetings the next few davs Mrs. Glenn Diddle ‘Argentina’ at the meeting at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday of the QUEEN ELIZABETH CHAPTER, INTER. NATIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB at the home of Mrs. William E. Lincoln Mrs. Frank Spangler will be assistant hostess,

will Yalk on

Members of the 8. T. 8. CLUB of Shortridge High School will give an | annual New Year's Eve party tomorrow evening at the home of Miss Pauline Thau, 4005 Cornelius Ave, Those who will attend include the Misses Jean Klinger, Carol Mevers Peggy Wilhite, Virginia Brown. Dot Pace, Jeanne Milholland. Javee Stevens and Mary Lou Wilkinson,

Mrs, Eleanor Barker vice chairman of the Republican State committee, will talk at a meet - ing at 2 p. m. Tuesday of the SEVENTH WARD WOMEN'S REPURLICAN CLUB. Mrs. Bernice Culley, 2361 N. Delaware St., will be hostoss Mrs. Lulu MeEwen heads the com mittee in charge of the meeting, ase sisted hy Mesdames Batty Fenn Nina Nieman, Ross Marine, Ora Ephlin and J. D. Karstedt,

Snodgrass,

Mrs. Frank Symmes “Christ in Concrete Donati) at a meeting of the PHI DELTA THETA MOTHERS CLUB Thursday at the chapter house Mrs, Ben Roderick, luncheon chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames W. E. Robinson, L. Merrill Theising, J. J. Faris and Pred Doebber,

will review (Petietro Di

Personals

Carl H. Swim, 3118 Park Ave Mrs. Ruth Nebron St., and Ben Domont, are among residents visiting in New York Mr. and Mrs. Delbert ©, Wilmeth have as their puests for New Year's their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas S, Wilmeth, Bluefield, Va Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oliver Bicket, Lucedale, Miss, are the house guests of Mr, and Mrs. Bicket's brother, Andrew Brown Bicket, and Mrs. Bicket, 3115 Guilford Ave, Mr and Mrs, Bickel will hold open house from 5 to 8 p. m. tomorrow at their home,

7 to Form Y. W. Outing Group

W meeting to organize a Y. W. C. , Outing Club will be held Sunday, Rr 1, at Woollens Gardens. Activities of the club will include hiking, camera and nature study Persons interested will meet at 2 p. m. at the Y. W. and go to the gardens together by interurban and a short hike. On the committee in charge are Miss Thelma Patterson, chairman: Miss Estelle Preston and Miss Helen Deerberg

~ Home From Wellesley for Holidays

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HOME FROM BRYN

Miss Cerolyn Culp (lef) and I holidays,

Tonight and T Will Herald

Gala evenings tonight and tom Year's are in store for members of A breakfast dance will he held Country Club, The J

Town and Country Club Fetes |

Biteljorg and William ¥. Souder Jr party will be Capt. and Mrs, Daniel Moulton, Maj. and Mrs. Kenneth MeGregor, Maj. and Mrs, Don Riley and Mr, and Mrs, James Morrison Mr. and Mrs, John C. McMichael will have as their guests Mr. and Mrs, Harold Jones In another group will be Mr, Ros and their guests Mesdames George Ros Jr, Hill, Frank Abbett, Robert Harrington and William Finney. Mr, and Mrs, William D. Guyton Jr's. guests will be Mr. and Mrs, A. D, Smith, Mr, and Mrs, James M, Drake will take a party including Mr, and Mrs, Fred C. Morgan, Mr, and Mrs. Fran” cis Mever and Dr. and Mrs, George (M. King. Mr. and Mrs, Pred A Beck will celebrate with Mr, and Mrs, Jack W. Allen and M. F. Ol=inger and his guest Thomas J O'Connor will ‘entertain a party of 12 Grueste of Mr, and Mrs. James MeCoay will be Messrs, and Mes dames William Walters, W., 1,. Shirlev, Paul R. Summers, Francis Sommer, Myron J. Austin, James H. | CGiihson and Frank V. Osborn, In Mr. and Mrs. BE. 1, Whitehill's group will be William Ramey, R. T. Mis kimen, George Ziegler and Russell Langsenkamp and their guests, " Ww Tor the 14th year, Mr, and Mrs Ralph Flood will have charge of the Meridian Hills Country Club's traditional formal dinner bridge party tonight celebrating New Year's Eve, | A surprise prograin will follow the [bridge party. Mr, and Mrs.

include Messrs {Harry J. Berry,

Messrs,

Flood's assistants and Mesdames Frederick Grumme Carter, Arthur E Krick, 8. B, Lindley, ¥, H. Langsen=kamp, EB. W. Harris, Walter Montgomery and I. EB. Woodard Decorations will be in Ted and silver, Mr, and will take

Chariton Carter Mrs. George Guests of Mr, and Mrs, A. A. Zinn will be Mr. and Mrs, 8S. E, Turner. Mr, and Mrs. 1. BE. Woodard will have as their guests, Mr and Mrs, Obie Smith. Other reservations have peenn made by Messrs, and Mesdames 8. B. Lindley, A, D. Hits, Walter Montgomery, Carl McCann, Marshall G. Xnox, Ralph L. Colby land Myr. George Glossbrenner, | The annual New Year's Day tea will be held from 4 to 6 p. m. Mon~ day with Mr, Carter, club Vice president, and Mrs, Carter as host and hostess in the absence of the president, Walter I. Brant, and Mrs. Brant, They will be assisted by other noard members and their wives, including Messrs. and Mesdames Marshall GG. Knox, Barl Beck, Henry Holt, Tra A. Minnick, I. W. Sturgeon, Howard R. Meekor, Paul R. Summers and Arthur E. Krick. Mis, Carter will preside at the tea table to be decorated with red roses. Junior members will be ‘enter tained with a dance oh Jan. 4. The committee of voung people includes [Mary Jo WeGuire, Martha Ann | Pearce, Patricia Gabe, Mary Eliz[abeth Barrett, Jo Ann Binkley, and [Patricia Smith; Harry TRybolt, George O'Neill, Robert and Richlard Stackhouse, Gene Williams and James Murray Jr. * w Ww Several last-minute have been made by Hoosier Athletic Olub members for their New Year's dance tonight in the club, Among those who plan to take parties are WwW. EB. Pedlow, J. H. Wehry, J, H Fraser, Leroy Potter, John 3B. Marsh, ©. W. Mail, J. M., Davis, Gene Waters, Edward Greene, P, D. Milholland, Harold Brnsherger, E J. Prank, John Lay, L. T. Glidden | and John Ewing, Franklin, Dancing in the rathskeller will precede the main dance in the ballroom to music by Prankie Trumbauer and his orchestra, A floorshow will be included on the program,

Mrs,

reservations

Unitarian Society | Meets Wednesday

The Elizabethans of the All Souls | Unitarinn Church will meet for | luncheon at 12:30 p. m, Wednes- | day at the home of Mrs. Guy Mor- | rison, 6185 N, Meridian St, The | Rev, B. Burdette Backus, pastor "i the church, will talk, The Jessy Wallin Heywood All | ance of the church will hold =a luncheon meeting at 12:30 pp. m. Thursday, Members will meet at 10 A. mM. to sew,

Members of the church school

held a Chrishmas ty at 2:30) ‘social room. |

I. Cummings will have a party include Messrs. and Mesdames Char

and Mrs, George |

Weaver, |

MAWR FOR HOLIDAYS

Photon Miss Margaret Jameson are home from Bryn Mawr College for the

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A luncheon in their honor was held this week at the Propylweum hy local alumnae,

R.K. S Sparks omorrow Night | And Mary Fink Ar rival of 1940 To WwW ed T oday

celebration of New clubs the Tndianapolis there which will les Rogers, Duncan Miller, Harrison In Mr, and Mrs, Obie Smith Jr's

Sacred Heart - Wedding Scene

night in town and country tomorrow night at

orrow Miss Mary

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Fink George H

daughter of Mn, Fink, Lebanon, Indianapolis, and R, Kennard Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Warren P. Sparks, 4143 Graces land Ave, will be married in a candlelight ceremony at 4:30 o'clock afternoon in the Indianapolis Athletic Club Palm Room The Rev, Fr. E. 8. Sahm will of« the single ring service in banked palms and Misg Rose Dowd, and Mis. EW, will play “1 Love

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Miss Mary Biltz, daughter of Mr and Mrs, William J. Biltz, 2063 8S Meridian St, and Joseph A, Richardson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Richardson, exchanged nuptial vows at 9 o'clock this morning in the Sacred Heart Catholic Church The Rev. Fr. Ephrem Muench of ficiated at the single ring service Chrigtmaz decorations formed the setting and Harry Martin, organist plaved bridal music preceding and he during the ceremony Mrs, Mar- and she gierite Beck sang “Ave Mavia,” “On ‘a family heirloom Thizs Day, O Beautiful Mother’ and The hiride's sister, Eleanol ‘O Lord, T Am Not Worthy,” Pink, will he mated of honhol . . gown will be in a slightly deeper , Wears White Satin shade of pink than the briae’s, Mr, Biltz. pave his

stvled on old-fashioned lines also marriage, She wore a gown of white but floor length and with short satin made princess style with a

sleeves, | Queen Anne collar of lace, a fitted

She will wear gloves and slips pers matching her dress and a pink bodice, buttons “down the front and a full skirt extending into a

rhinestone bracelet, a gift from the bridle. She will carry pink roses and wear a pink bow in her hair, medium length train. The sleeves of wriss Alice Sparks, the bridegroom's the gown were full av the shoulders «ster. will be bridesmaid, Her and ended in points over the hands. gress will be styled like the others Her finger-tip~length wveil, caught jn a still deeper shade of pink, into a wreath of orange blossoms, Gaylord Sparks, the bridegroom's was edged in lace and she carried hrother, will be best man, an arm bouquet of white roses, A reception in the I. A. C. Green | Mer sister, Anita, was maid of Room will fojov the ceremony. The honor, She wore a gown of white faille taffeta made with a bustle back, a Queen Anne collar, buttons

couple will leave on a trip South and will be at home Sunday, Jan, down the front and a full skirt, The sleeves of the gown were short and

14, at 2026 Central Ave. Miss Fink will travel in a two-piece brown suit puffed. She wore a roval blue velvet turban and carted a matching

Trimmed in mink with brown acs cessories and a brown feathep muff decorated with white roses, Brother Best Man

togue, The bride attended But Dolores Zahn and Dolores Pustne

ley and Purdue Universities ane i» a member of Kappa Alpha Theta were bridesmaids. They wore gowns like the maid of honor's with fuchsia

Sorority, Mr. Sparks attended Ine diana University, turbans and muffs, Edwin Richard- | the bridegroom's twin brother, was best man and ushers included Bernard Lauck and Harry Richardson, another brother, Mrs, Biltz chose a gown of light blire crepe With which she wore black accessories and a corsage of Johanna Hill roses, Mrs, Richardson was dressed in old rose crepe with a Johanna Hill rose corsage Members of the immediate familles and the bridal party were served a wedding breakfast at Bluff Crest following tive ceremony. A reception will be held from 4 to 8 p. m. at the home of the bride's parents, After a short trip, the couple will be at home at 2146 Singleton St

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a setting of white flowers harpist, will play Mericle, violinist, You Truly.” The bride's father will in marizge. She will wear a gown of pale bridal pink satin made on old-fashioned lines with a bustles hack, long train, fitted bodice with square neckline and long sleeves puffed at the shoulder: Her fingers tip veil of wridal pink illusion will into a cluster of Aawera will wear a pearl necklacs,

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Church Club to Hear Holy Land Teacher

Miss Katrina Haramy, will speak at 2:30 p. m, Wednesday

son,

Jerusalem,

meeting of the Woman's Miss sionary Society of the Second Preshvterian Church with Mis, Pers mor 8, Cannon, 4235 N, Pennsylvaw nia St Miss Haramy, a teacher in the Ram Allah Secondary School north of Jerusalem, Is visiting het brother, Prof. John J, Haramy of Tndiana Central College, Mrs. H. E. Barnard will preside Assisting the hostess will be Mese dames R. R. Hippensteel, J. R. Seve bert, T. W. Huddleston, 8. M., Durs ham and W. 1. Pedermann,

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Start the New Year Right

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++ A CORSAGE WILL BE APPRECIATED SHE'LL WEAR IT PROUDLY AT THAT NEW YEAR'S PARTY

See or Call Your Florst!

—ALLIED FLORIST

Association of Indianapolis extends sincere

NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS