Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1940 — Page 4

SOCIETY —

G. Barrett Moxley Home Scene Of Danner-Tarkington Wedding

Miss Jeanette Lambeth Tarkington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elvan Y. Tarkington, will become the bride of Burford Danner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Danner, in a ceremony at 4 p. m. today in the home of G. Barrett Moxley, a cousin of the Tarkingtons. Preceding the ceremony, Dale Young, organist, will play the Intermezzo from “Cavalleria Rusticana,” the “Prize Song” from “Die Meistersinger,” Rubenstein's “Kammenoi-Ostrow,” “To an Evening Star,” “The Venetian Love Song” and “Liebestraum.” The Mendelssohn and Lohengrin wedding marches will be played for the ceremony. Dr. Jean S. Milner will perform the ceremony before a large gold-framed mirror in the drawing room. At the base of the

mirror will be a low plateau of pink and blue hydrangeas, pale pink rambler roses, tulips and maidenhair fern, flanked by tubs of blue hydrangeas. Pink tapers will be used in the wall candelabra and 2 canopy of smilax strands will cover the ceiling of the room. Garlands of the smilax draped over the windows will be caught with sprays of pale pink roses.

Stairway Will Be Decorated

The stairway down which the bride and her attendants will come will be decorated with greenery and a pedestal of pink and blue hydrangeas, tulips and roses. As the party approaches the drawing room, seven ribbon bearers, Misses Ruth Fishback, Margaret Jameson, Fayette Ann Miller, Jane Axtell, Harriet Patterson, Anne Fox and Patricia Eaglesfield, will form an aisleway with ribbons caught with nosegays. Gowns of the attendants will be of marquisette in shades of blue. Designed with V necklines and short puffed sleeves, they will have bouffant skirts inset with panels of matching chantilly lace and ruffles at the hemlines. Mrs. Cornell Wooley Acheson, Wilmington, Del, the bride's cousin, will be in deep blue and Miss Irving Moxley, another cousin, will wear lighter blue. Mrs. William A. Garrigues Jr.,, New York, sister of the bridegroom and matron of honor, will wear pale blue. They will carry bouquets of light and dark blue delphenium and cornflowers and will wear pink lilies in their hair. The flower girl, Marjorie Tarkington, sister of the bride, will wear a long mist blue frock fashioned like those of the other attendants and will carry a basket made of blue maline petals filled with pink hydrangea blossoms.

Henry R. Danner to Be Best Man

The briae’s gown will be of white marquisette the echantilly lace bodice desighed with a square neckline and short puffed sleeves, A full-length train falling from the waistline will be bordered with a ruffle of chantilly lace. Her long illusion veil will fall from =a wreath of orange blossoms. Her cascade bouguet will be of white orchids, lilies of the valley and farlevense fern, Henry R. Danner will be his son's best man and ushers will he William A. Garrigues Jr, New York; Dr. Sidney Blandford, Cleveland; Charles DuPuy, Greensburg, Pa.; Thomas Ruckelshaus, Samuel R. Sutphin and Russell Fortune Jr. The bride's mother will wear dahlia pink jersev with orchids: Mrs. Danner will be in powder blue marguisette and lace. worn with orchids and lilies of the valley, and Mrs. E. A, Lambeth, grandmother of the bride, will wear minuet blue crepe. A reception for members of the families and intimate friends will follow at the Moxley home. Bowls of summer flowers will be used throughout the house. The wedding cake will rest upon a low plateau of lilies of the valley and silver bowls of gardenias. Lilies of the valley and swainsonia will be used on the table. Silver wine coolers filled with summer flowers will be used in the library.

Out-of-Town Guests Will Attend

Out-of-town guests will include William Brown and Mrs. Samuel D. Jones, Louisville; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Goff and Miss Jeannette Goff, Urbana, O.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Tarkington, Miss Martha Ann Tarkington, Stewart Tarkington and Mrs. Roy G. Smith, all of Cincinnati; Mrs. Sidney Blandford, Cleveland; Mrs. Hiram Norcross Jr., Mrs, Joseph W. Lewis and Mrs. Joseph W, Lewis Jr., all of St. Louis, and Miss Alice Goff, Nebraska City, Neb. Miss Margaret Jameson came from Byrn Mawr College for her cousin's wedding. The bride. attended Rockford College, Rockford, Ill, and is a member of the Dramatic Club. Her father is a first cousin of Booth Tarkington. Mr. Danner was graduated from Deerfield Academy and Williams College. He is 3 member of the Dramatic, Woodstock and Columbia Clubs and the Traders’ Point Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Danner will leave on a wedding trip, the bride traveling in a gray suit accented with white and worn with black accessories and a corsage of white orchids. The at home address is 1 E. 36th St.

Maxy Edith Luten Becomes Bride of John Bassel Watson

The Rt. Rev. Richard A. Kirchhoffer, bishop of the Diocese of Indianapolis, performed the ceremony at hoon today in the Propylzeum uniting Miss Mary Edith Luten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Luten, and John Bassel Watson, son of Mrs. Philemon Watson, Smilax garlands were draped over the three windows forming the bay in which the ceremony was read and boxes of tulips, lilacs and delphinium were placed at the base of each window. The bench upon which the couple knelt was flanked by pedestals of lilacs, yellow roses, tulips and summer flowers. The kneeling bench cushion belonging to the bridegroom’s mother was used for the weddings

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SATURDAY, MAY 17,

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Lillian Joy Callaway to Be Wed

To Carlyle Muff

‘Reception to Follow Ceremony

The

Second Presbyterian Church will be the scene at 8 p.

Baker Tonight;

| today of the marriage of Miss Lillian Joy Callaway, daughter of Mr.

{and Mrs. Allen J. Callaway, to Carlyle Muff Baker, Piqua, O., son of | Mrs. Isaac C. Baker of Somerville, O. | perform the ceremony

Jean S. Milner will

decorated with palms, cibotium ferns, candelabra and a center pedestal

of white tulips, snapdragons and s Preceding the ceremony, Miss | Jeannette Vaughan will play the | Intermezzo from “Cavalleria Rusti- | cana,” “Liebestraum,” Schubert's | “Ave Maria” and “Serenade,” “Meditation” from “Thais,” Sodermann’s | "Swedish Wedding March” and | Mendelssohn's “Spring Song.” The | Lohengrin wedding march will be played for the processional and the

| Mendelssohn march for the reces-

| sional. She will play “Traumerei” during the ceremony.

Choose Dahlia Pink

bridesmaids, Miss Janet Baker, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Florence Bowers, Miss Jane Renard and Mrs. Earl I. Larsen, will wear dahlia pink marquisette gowns made with romance mneck-

lines and long bishop sleeves. The bouffant net skirts will be worn over net skirts banded with Alencon lace. | | ‘Wiss Marjorie Callaway, sister of {the bride and maid of honor, will wear lilac blue fashioned like the gown: of the bridesmaids. Brides- | maids and the maid of honor will [carry arm bouquets of lilacs and pale pink tulips and will wear clus- | ters of lilacs in their hair. The bride's gown is of Alencon [lace made with a square neckline | ana short puffed sleeves, worn over a satin slip. The skirt, made of panels of lace and godets of net, sweeps into a train, Her circular veil of illusion will fall from a coro- | net of seed pearls. She will wear | net gauntlets and carry a shower (bouquet of white phlox and orchids with lilies of the valley knotted into the streamers. Delmer W. Carr, Piqua, 9. will {be hest man and ushers will be | Thompson XKurrie, Earl I. Larsen, Donald Wolpert, Columbus, O., and | Robert Aughe, Richmond, Ind.

Reception Will Be Held | Mrs. Callaway, the bride's moth-

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ummer flowers.

O. E. S. Mcets At Southport

Lodge groups have arranged the showing of a moving picture, memorial service, covered dish dinner and Mother's Dav programs for todav and early next week. A Mother's Dav program will be given at a stated meeting of

SOUTHPORT CHAPTER 442 ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR, at 8 p. m. Wednesday at the Southport Masonic Temple, Mrs. Ruth Brock is worthy matron and | William Talbert is worthy patron. | The Auxiliary will meet for a cov-| ered dish luncheon Tuesday noon at the Temple,

Patrol members of TARUM COURT 14, LADIES’ ORIENTAL SHRINE OF NORTH AMERICA. will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. E. E. Penrod, 1829 Thompson Road. for a covered dish dinner and business meeting. The patrol, drum other members of the eourt will leave Sunday, Mav 18, for Washington, where they will attend the Grand Council Session of the LADIES’ ORIENTAL SHRINE. Mrs. O. L. Maberry, 5148 N. Capitol Ave. will he hostess covered dish luncheon of the Sewing Circle of the court at noon Tuesday. Members will sew for {the Shrine Hospital for Crippled |Children. Mrs. Margaret Schlegel |is chairman.

corps and

An affiliation ceremony and a

before an altar

for |

1. Mrs. Glenn Lord and Ann and Thomas. 2. Mrs. Robert Ferriday Jr. with Robert Ferriday IIT and Kath-

arine. (Times Photo.)

3. Mrs. Neil Estabrook and her children, Ann (left), Neil Jr. and

Frances. (Times Photo.)

4. Mrs. E. W. Morrow with John (left) and Marshall,

Porter Photo.)

5. Mrs. Maxwell Kennedy and Richard (left) and Sylvia (Ramos- " | Porter Photo.)

(Times Photo.)

Margaret Ann Binford Becomes Bride of Robert H. Loring Today In Rite at New Albany Church

Timez Special

NEW ALBANY, Ind, May 11 -—Miss Margaret Ann Binford, daugh=

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League Wall Sponsor Grand Circuit Card

The Indianapolis Junior League will sponsor the opening dav's program of the formal opening of Grand Circuit Racing Saturday, June 22, Five days of racing at the State Tair Grounds, starting June 22, will serve as the opening and the first time that the “Big Line” has opened in Indiana. Len McNamara, who is one of the leaders in the Trotting Horse Club and the United States Trotting Horse Association, extended the invitation to the League to sponsor the opening day. Mrs. Booth T. Jameson, League president, said that committees will be named and plans for the sponsorship will be made within a few days. The League will have charge of the advance sale of tickets. Approximately $36000 in purses will be offered at the races here and outstanding horses in the harness world will compete for honors. At least seven recognized world champion trotters and pacers are included in the entry list, Grevhound is among the entries.

B.P.W. to Hear C. E. Milliken

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Carl B. Milliken, New York, secretary of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America land former governor of Maine, will speak at the annual dinner of the [Business and Professional Women's Club. | The dinner will he Mav 23 at 7 {p. m. in the Mirror Room of the 'Marott Hotel. | The speaker’s topic will be “The Motion Picture and American Life.”

{He will be introduced by Gov. M.|

Clifford Townsend.

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Binford, will be married to Robert H. Loring at 4:30 p. m. today at the Trinity Methodist Church. Mr. Loring is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Loring, Rising Sun, Ind. The Rev. William Wylie, Evansville, uncle of the bride, will perform the ceremony before an altar banked with greenery and flanked by tall vases of shasta daisies. Ca-|~— eT

EE Ten H olliday Park Gardens Open

Miss Dorothy B. Turner, daughter Standards holding cantles and tied of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turner, 1022 | with nosegavs of the daisies and Villa. Ave., will become the bride of spring flowers will be placed at each William W. Horn TTT ih a ceremony DPW and a chain of daisies will at 4 Pp. MN. tomorrow at the home of mark off the Center ii where Eleven gardens and the botanical gardens at Holliday Park will be | open today and tomorrow for the [annual Park School Garden Tour, In event of rain, the tour will hot

the bridal party will enter. The her parents. Mr. Horn is the s6h Rey, Clarence Shake, New Albany, of Mrs, be postponed. Gardens which will he open te

Horn-Turner Rite Tomorrow

The attendants will wear pastel net gowns dotted with daisy petals and fashioned on lines identical with those of the bridal gown. Mrs. [James Tucker Tndianapolis, sister of of the bride and matron of honor, will wear daffodil vellow dotted with (vellow centered white daisies. | Her disc hat of vellow fAuted net is crowned with a cluster of shasta | | daisies and delphinium. She will carry daisies and spring flowers. Mrs, Joseph A. Binford, bridesmaid, will wear melody blue net dotted with vellow centered shasta daisies. Her matching hat will also be trimmed with daisies and delphinium. She will carry spring flowers and yellow daisies.

William W., Horn II. will assist with the ceremony, Knightstown. Mrs. Hedden to Sing The Rev. Joseph Flanigan, pastor ‘Wriss Fisie Hedden, soprano, will of the Trinity Methodist Church, sing “Through the Years” and will perform the ceremony before an “Calm as the Night.” Horace Cutaltar of ferns and palms lighted by ler, organist, will play “Intermezzo” the visitors include those of Mrs, two seven branch candelabra. Miss | from ‘“Cavelleria Rusticana,” “Pre- | R. Hartlev Sherwood, 2847 N. Me« Josephine Ray, organist, will play. lude to a Deluge” and “Evening ridian St.; Mrs. Walter P. Morton, Miss Turner will wear a light blue | Star.” [3434 Fall Creek Blvd.; Mrs. Robert ‘afternoon gown with elbow length| The bride, who will be given in| Adams, 4041 N, Meridian St.; Mrs, |sleeves, a sweetheart neckline and marriage by her father, will wear a | Roy Elder Adams, 4145 Washington |a shirred bodice. The full skirt is|bouffant gown of frost white net Blvd; Mrs. Bugene C. Miller, 5618 [shirred at the waistline. Her flowers [dotted with large white shasta | Central Ave.: H. B. Coldwell, 5666 will be a corsage of orchids. { daisies. The gown is fashioned with [Central Ave; Mrs, J. K. Lilly Sr., | Miss Jasemine Bush, the bride's short puffed sleeves, shirred bodice | 5801 Sunset Lane; Mrs. Nicholas J, only attendant, will wear a dress and sweetheart neckline. The full Noyes, 5625 Sunset Lane; Mrs. Prods lof darker blue fashioned on similar [Skirt is shirred at the high waist- apic M. Ayres, 5700 Sunset Lane; lines. She will wear a mixed cor-|line and sweeps into a wide train. | wes. Bowman Elder, Traders Point, |sage. Mrs. Turner's frock will be Miss Binford will wear a finger tip lang William Fortune, ‘Craders Point, a redingcte ensemble of yellow print | Veil of white illusion with a shoulder | q'he tours will conclud® with teas land Mrs. Horn will wear a blue silk length face veil falling from a halo at the Park gymnasium. Flower ‘print dress. Both will have corsages (Of pearlized orange biossoms. Her ,.angements, table settings and of gardenias. | bouquet will be of shasta daisies ,nimercial exhibits have been ars Robert Davis will be best man. surrounded by lilies of the valley ranged there. A reception will follow the cere- And White spring blossoms. | ‘One feature will be a reproduction mony. Sister Matron of Honor in living flowers of four paintings Following =a wedding trip to of Mrs. Jessie Hall Maver by Mrs, Washington the couple will be at Warrack Wallace, Two of the painte home at 1334 Central Ave. May 28. ings to be reproduced are of dele |The bride will travel in her wed- phinium in the garden of Mrs, G, ding frock worh with a navy blue H. A. Clowes, who directed the first leoat, hat and accessories. Mr. Horn garden tour six vears ago. Missy was graduated from Butler Univer- Blanche Stillson will do a one tonk 'sity. where he was a member of Phi reproduction of a landscape in Delta Theta Fraternity. shades of green Out-of-town guests at the ‘wed- Mrs, ©. Severin Buschmahh ix ding will be Miss Bessie Turner, general chairman of the tour spon- | Lancaster, Ky.. Mr. and Mrs. Her- | sored ahnually by the Park School man Wiley Shelbyville, Tnd.,, and | Mothers’ Association Charles vater, Norwood, O. I= i am

Three to Be Pledged ‘By Phi Theta Delta

Winners in the Highland Golf and| The mother of the bride will wear | O Soy vies i

[Country Club throw-out tourna-|delphinium blue Chantilly 1ac®, | grandt and Mildred Strong will be

Highland Tourney ‘Winners Announced

ler, will wear royal blue lace and! 'ment for women yesterday were floor length, worn with navy 8C* ‘meld by Alpha Chapter, Phi Theta

of Mrs. Elias C. Atkins and Mrs. Alfred Stokely. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white organdy gown with a full skirt, which swept into a train. The tight bodice was made with a square neck and puffed sleeves. She wore a fingertip veil and carried white lilacs.

Sister of Bride Only Attendant

Miss Wilhelmina Luten, sister of the bride, and her only attendant, wore powder blue net in bouffant style, with a tucked bodice, shert sleeves and a romance neckline. Her flowers were lila in orchid shades. Elias C. Atkins, brother-in-law of Mr. Waison, was best man. A trio, composed of Mrs. Frank T. Edenharter, Mrs. Leland Fishback and Mrs. Robert Shultz, played bridal airs during the ceremony. Preceding the ceremony they played Debussy’s ‘“Romance” and “Clair de Lune,” “Ave Maria,” “To an Evening Star” and “Liebestraum.” A reception at the Propylaeum followed the ceremony. Japanese apple blossoms and summer flowers were used in decorations. In the dining room white lilacs were used on the table and the cake rested on a plateau of lilacs and smilax. Bowls of white tulips, lilacs and snapdragons were placed before the mirrors. Out-of-town guests for the wedding were Mrs. Daniel Royse, New York, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Gallaher, Charleston, W. Va, Upon their return from a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Watson will be at home temporarily after June 1 with the bride's parents. Wirs. Watson traveled in a green print frock and beige coat worn with & brown hat and accessories and & corsage of tuberous begonias. NN

net with a corsage of violets and sweetheart roses. The bridegroom’s mother will wear Copenhagen blue taffeta with violets and sweetheart roses. A reception at the Columbia Club will follow the ceremony. The receiving line will stand before a bank of palms and blue hydrangeas. Gardenia and smilax garlands will be used cn the table and around the cake. The bride attended Indiana University and the Western College for Women. She is a member of Alpha Xi Latreian Club and is active in the Western College Alumnae Ohio State University

and is a

ternity.

South the couple will be at home in

worn with navy accessories.

the bridegroom's mother, white orchjd corsage.

(Mother's Day program will be fea{tures of a meeting of BEECH GROVE CHAPTER 465, O, E. S, | Tuesday evening. Mrs. Grace Lancaster is worthy matron and John {C. Simmonds is worthy patron.

Dr. Carleton W. Atwater, pastor lof the First Baptist Church, will |speak at a memorial service to be {held by the FEDERATED PATRI[OTIC SOCIETIES at 8 p. m. Wedneslday at Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois {St. Miss Connie McLean will sing. Taking part in the ceremonies will be the presidents and color-bearers {of the various societies affiliated with the G. A. R. They are George

Breakfast to Honor

Sorority Mothers

Members of Alpha Chapter of Omega Nu Tau Sorority will honor their mothers with a breakfast tomorrow morning in the Bamboo Room of the Hotel Washington. A string trio from Tech High School will present a musical program. In charge of arrangements are Mrs. Earl A. Schull, chairman, Mrs. Edward Erler and Mrs, Edith Hulse. Among those who have made [reservations are Mesdames Goldie | Abbott, Edward J. Erler, Elinor

group. Mr. Baker is a graduate of H, Chapman, W. R. C. 10; George | Bond, Alice Hill, Alice Newman, | H. Thomas, W. R. C. 20; Joseph R. {Lyle Hunter, member of Delta Tau Delta Fra- Gordon, W. R. C. 43; Maj. Robert Hulse, Daisy Welch, Walter Ken- tion pictures will be shown at John

Alice Innis, Edith

| Mrs. Frank Dowling, first; Mrs. Paul |

| Layman, second; Mrs. Freeman | Davis, third; Mrs. Wilbur Smith, fourth, and Mesdames H. L. MecGinnis, Ted Wurster and Walter Green, tied for fifth. Thirty entrants participated in the event arranged by Mrs. C. A. Jaqua and Mrs. Harold Bartholomew. Next Friday Mrs. Vance Oathout and Miss Mary Gorham will be in charge of Nassau team | play.

Educational Films To Be Shown

| "Three reels of educational mo-

cessories and a corsage of gardenias. Mrs. Loring’s floor-length gown will be of petal pink lace. Her corsage will be of gardenias and her hat will be black.

Tucker Best Man James Tucker, Indianapolis, will be best man and ushers will be Joseph A. Binford, Richard T. James, Indianapolis; Alex Clark and Dr. Robert Hansell. A reception in the garden of the home of the bride’s parents will follow the ceremony. Spring flowers

house decorations. The couple will leave on a ‘motor

dianapolis after June 1. The bride will travel in a wool costume suit

[and shasta daisies will form the |

trip and will be at home in TIn-

Delta Sorority, Monday evening at the home of Miss Virginia Boyd, 1621 Park Ave. The regular business meeting of the chapter will be Wednesday at the home of Miss Pauline Loos, 808 Tecumseh Place.

Take Wedding Trip Mr, and Mrs. Thurman Gladden are on a wedding trip in the West following their marriage yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Rob erts Park Methodist Church, After their return they will be at home ag the Lincoln Apartments, 48068 X, Washington St, Mrs, Gladden was Miss Nina Lucas of Columbus, Thal, before her marriage.

| Anderson W. R. C. 44; Alvin P. dal], Nellie Kirkwood, Earl A. Schull, Herron Art Museum at 4 p. m, to- of beige and mahogany brown with |

Circle 16, Ladies of the G. A. R.;

110, Mrs. Bessie Hart is chairman.

| After a wedding trip through the Hovev, W. R. C. 196; A. D. Streight D. W. Schull, Everett Warriner. morrow afternoon. : Maggie Howell, Martha Rust, Her-| subjects are “Creative Design in of brown orchids. . Piqua, O. The bride will travel ih T. W. Bennett 23, Ladies of the bert Lawson, Orville Wiseman, ©. Painting,” “The Etcher's Art” and graduate of Indiana University and | a pink and gray print costume suit G. A. R.; Catherine Merrill Tent | R. Hipkins,

Ada Abshier, Violet

: She (9, Daughters of Union Veterans: | Burkhead, Millie Isley: Misses Jo-| will wear a crystal necklace, gift of Sons of the Union, Veterans of Ben | sephine

Abbott, Opal

and a Harrison Camp and their auxiliary | Irma VanSickle and Audra Cheno-

weth,

Titles of the “The Pottery Maker.”

and | Prints of the 18¢h Century.”

a matching straw hat and a corsage The bride is a

is & member of Kappa Alpha Theta

ternity,

Minstrel Show Set

| he Masonic Lodge of Broad Ripe

| ple, sponsored by the Meridian

The current exhibits at the Mu-|Sorority. Mr. Loring was graduated Heights Choir, will give a minstrel Wiseman, |seum are “An Analysis of Painting” (fiom DePauw University. He is a show this svehing in the communs “Chinese Flower and Bird|member of Delta Tau Delth Fra | ity room of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, i