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their daughter. Lorene Rose, to Samuel A. Stephens, son of Mr. and
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June 8
Dr. Roy Ewing Vale to Officiate At Haslet-Brandlein Ceremony
Couple Will Live
A background »f plams, ferns. ca will form the sctting {or the W. Haslet of Houston, Tex. at 4 pm nacle Presbyterian Church Pocke and pink roses attached to t
wedding party
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Bergen Herods
To Go Fishing
HELEN WORDEN
Times Special Writer NEW YORK, 4 Once tang of and the pla) the
By
the of a
July salt air twirling reel get Into hiood, one kind of a vacation And although
Bergen Harod comes originally from
there's only
ha will satisfy.
inland Indianapolis, he's been bitten
He can't resist
bug rolling
bv the fishing
the lure of a boat and a mging line His 4th is a couple of davs on the ndulging his favorite sport < content. This year he Herod making the dream come true. visiting irnends im Hampton Bav, Dong Island, who have a small vacht and are as Crazy about fishing as he Mr. Herod feels encouraged about his luck even ihough his wife savs he's never seen anybody catch invthing bigger tnan saraines off Long Island. Mr. Herod caught a 22-pound King fish mm Florida this winter and is going tc Keep an eye for Sword fish which they really do catch off the coast despite Mrs Herod “I'm not a very lucky fisherman, Mrs. Herod explained her prejudice laughing. “The fish dent seem to like me!” During
idea of a perfect July
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the week the couple entertained a friend in their apartment at 1435 Lexington Ave, who had just recently come from Denmark and Geremany. The Herods said it was fascinating to hear a personal, first-hand account ot the taking over of the little country. One morning about seven o'clock she was lving in bed, their friend told them. when she heard a terrible noise. She looked out to see several hundred planes flying overhead. That was all there was to 1t About half an hour later the streets were full of German troops. In leaving Denmark she caught the last ferry that ran between Copenhagen and Germany and finally made her wav to Italy to sail for the United States “It was an interesting evening.” Mrs. Herod said, "and even though sh was somewhat reticent—her husband is still over there--she presented a gloomy picture. Another former Indianapolis woman. Mrs. Arthur B. Grover and her husband, planned, like the Herods,
|a pleasant Fourth of July holiday. |
marriage nf Miss Alberta Brandlein
in Houston
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lon ors today in McKee Chapel of Taberof regal lilies, feverfew, bab) he pews will mark the pathway
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The bride is the daughter of N and Mrs. William Paul 3325 Boulevard Place, and Mr let is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Haslet of Delphi. Ind Dh Ewing Vale will officiate. Preceding the ceremony Miss Donna Alles, organist, will plav a program of bridal including “Ich Liebe Dich, “Through the Years,” "Calm Is the Night “Tell Me Why.” “Because” and the Intermezzo from ‘Cavalleria Rusticana She will play the Lohen march for the processional The bride, who will enter will wear a street length white silk jersev, bodice made with a shirred top and sweetheart neckline. It will have shirred pockets. Her white turban will be worn with a shoulder length veil bound with white silk and she will carry a bouquet of orchids surrounded bv lavendar orchids denias and lilies of the valle) cousin. Miss Wilma Ambuhl wear a pink gown [fashioned that of the bride with white sories and an orchid corsage A blue georgette with white and a worn bv Mrs. Brandlein Haslet will be in an sheer with white accessories will wear shoulder denias. Best man will be Earl Gerkensmver and ushers will be Richard A Maxwell and Garry Bolin The couple will leave immediately after the ceremony for Houston where they wiil be at home after July 10 at 1609 Castle Court, Apartment 5. The bride will travel in a brown and white sheer redingote costume with white accessories and a corsage of sweetheart roses, lilies of the valley and gardenias Out-of-town guests for the wedding will be Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hargraves. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hareraves, Miss Marion Roby and Thomas Hannell, Delphi, Ind. Luther Martin, Charleston. W. Va.; Mrs. Bernadina Haslet and Miss Maryvbelle Haslet, Kokomo. Ind.: Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Litterall, Columbus, O.; Russell Burdette, Hinton, W. Va: Mr. and Mis Thomas Walsh Jr, Toledo. O.: Mr and Mrs. John L. Wampler. Martinsville, Ind, and Mr. and Mrs Harold Perkins. Atlanta. Ga Mr. Haslet is a graduate of Butler University and a member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Club Sets Card Party Mrs. H. R. Nicholson, 5942 Haverford Ave. will be hostess to members of the Social Club of Broad Ripple Auxiliary 315, Order of the Bastern Star, tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. | Cards will be played.
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white hat and olive
corsages of
Merritt-Smith
daughter of
Ivan N. Chambers, St... will become the bride M Merritt in a quiet ceremony at home of her at 11:30 o'clock morn-
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treamers white gardenias Miss Annetta Cham-white-embroidered in full-skirted puffed sleeves and neckline outlined with white organza. She will wear a rose Rex Miller, Elwood, Ind. will hest man I'he bride's mother will have a green redingote costume with which corsage follow the the couple trip to Thi going-away Ccosa polka dotted brown white accesat home upon Broadway the city will include William Smith, William Smith = John Smith and Miss Florence Smith of Savoy, Ill
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Guests
rel of
Columbia Club Outing Jooked
men and women will be features of annual summer outing for » Columbia Club and their families July 17 at the Ulen Country Club, Lebanon Mh J. Hart Laird heads committee entertainment women and children Henry Ulen. the country club founder, and members affiliated with the Columbia Club will be in charge of the program and ve as Aa ception committee C. Jones of Lebanon heads men's golf committee, assisted Irwin C Brown and Wallace O Lee A fried chicken dinner will erved in the evening after which men's golf prizes will be awarded Dancing will continue until midnight
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Photoreflex Mrs. Norvel S. Boyd, president of Kappa Chapter of Delta Theta Tau Sorority, will be a delegate to the 33th annual national convention of the soror= ity July 10-13 at the DeshlerWallick Hotel in Columbus, O.
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| Blackmore, | Stephen
Wedding Today
THURSDAY, JULY 4,
1940 |
rides: One Will Be Married July 21; Another in November
Betty Lou Blackmore Becomes Bride of Paul Dolzall Today;
Couple to Take 1
Blackmore, became the bride of Dolzall, at 9:30 o'clock Tabernacle Preshvterian Church. Dr. Roy Ewing Vale performed with palms and ferns. Miss Donna Truly.” “The Rosary.” “Theta Lips” and “Sweetheart of Sigma Chi.” { The bride wore a street-length dress of white crepe fashioned on princess lines with a ver} full skirt and long, tight-fitting sleeves. She wore white accessories and a strand of pearls. Her bouquet was of | orchids Miss Dorothy Wehling, maid of honor. wore a dress of peach crepe fashioned with short sleeves and a full skirt. with white accessories She carried a bouquet of roses and summer flowers Mrs. Blackmore wore light blue lace with white accessories and a gardenia corsage. Mrs Dolzall wore a dress of white and black crepe print with a corsage of gardenias Ralph Stych was pest man and ushers were Walter Dolzall and L Nickolas Summers After a trip north the lakes, the couple will be at home July 15 at 3239 N. Illinois St Both the bride and were graduated from Butler University Mrs. Dolzall a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority and Mr. Dolzall of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, Among out-of-town who attended the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Dawson S. Blackmore, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer S. Dolzall, Allentown, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs Walter Butler, Fairview Village, O. Mr, and Mrs. John A. Dolzall, Jleveland Mrs. Stella Lang, Kelly's Island, O.; Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Kob, Sandusky, O.: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denbo, Logansport; Dr and Mrs. Charles Copeland, Madison, Ind; Mrs. Suzanne Featherngill and Miss Viroinia Featherngill, Franklin, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Orin Newton. Chi- | cago: Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ferrara, Clinton. Ind.; Mr. and Mrs Manley Salvards. New Albany Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCaslin, Kirkland, Ind and Miss Nell White, Newark, N. J
Miss Betty Lou
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guests
Picnic Is Sunday The Worthington Club basket picnic will be held in Brookside Park at noon Sunday at Table 1 All residents of Worthington and vicinity are invited to attend.
daughter Paul this
‘rip North
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and Mrs son of Mi in McKee
of Mt Dolzall, morning
the ceremony before an altar hanked
Alles. organist, plaved “I Love You
Algonquin Club Meet Is Today
Riding Club will hold its fourth biennial sweep= stakes and Field Meet this aftere noon at the Club, 3050 Kessler Blvd. The event is open to the public without charge Frank Samuel general chairman of the event Fred E. Cox has arranged ihe program which will open with a parade of the club members and visiting horsemen. The pleasure horse class will be open to all three-gaited pleasure horses shown under English saddle. Contestants will be asked to canter and trot their horses in the bareback class. Performance only will count in the “knock down and drag out’ class The Seat and Hands Class and Picaninny Class will be open to all . riders. Other classes included on the program are a progressive dress up class, western, handy hunter and a barrel relay.
The Algonquin
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Brown Is First [n Fall Colors
NEW YORK, July 4 (U, P).— “Brown” will be the predominant. color for fashionable dress this fall, the color co-ordination committea of the National Retail Dry Goods Association predicted today. The committee indicated that the new colors this autumn would be less flambovant than in recent seasons and more in line with the trend toward simple, restrained fashions, Brown is expected to rank first for dress custom, and second only to black for formal coats and suits, silk dresses. millinery and shoes, The nutria shade of hrown was indicated as a good choice for store promo= tional efforts
JANE JORDA
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DEAR JANE JORDAN--I am married to a fine girl. to buy a small home of our own
her. She is not
not rich but has an adequate salary and one married sister who lives at home with
and sisters in school
her husband and child. We have
my mother just loves to have all her children She does not oppose my marriage in the least.
and welcomes the idea of having
insists that we live at home to keep the family
sister advises against it. She isn't is quarrelsome:. she is wonderful: any responsibility. manage her own child. Mother is a wonderful manage anybody else. It's going to crush
hurt her but I do want my own home, How shall I manage it?
way in life. Am 1 justified?
un ”
Answer— with your plan and let your idea that she 1s the mother inatible a person wil to extend her influence thousand miles away.
vour mother is fixated on the early stage of family
dependence of the children gave
a voung man of 26, engaged to he
Although we have saved enough between us
mv mother wants us to live with
a widow and does not need our help. My father is
I have two younger brothers
a large, old-fashioned house and around her. She likes the girl one more daughter, but still she intact. My married It isn't that Mother let my sister take
happy at all. but she won't
My sister can't even order any of the meals nor
r and does everything better than her if I leave. 1 don't want to my own things and my own
”
vou'll simply have to take a firm stand, plow through mother adjust herself to the strange of a man and not a child. So indom=- | not stay crushed for long. into vour home even though you move a
She will rise again
life when the her a wonderful sense of power,
Like many a successful business man she has worked day and night
herself. refused to delegate any responsi
retire in favor of younger people leave home she Encourage vour sister to leav mother that she is cheating you perience. The mar el is that she you both make a dash for her freedom.
bility to others and will not When her children marry and
is like an executive who has lost his job 'e.
Have the nerve to tell vour hoth of vour right to adult exhasn't made emotional cripples of
Perhaps your sister is a bit crippled as it is or she would
It is quite possible for a woman of vour mother's type to find an outlet for her enormous energies in club work, church work, charities,
or in the sponsoring of causes
asset, to some organization and this is where she now belongs.
must relinqujsh the role of mother
resigm, you'll have to discharge her.
Doubtless she would be an invaluable
She and find another job. If she won't JANE JORDAN,
Put your problems in a letter to Jane Jordan who will answer your questions in this column daily.