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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _-

SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1940"

A Group of June Brides and One Who Will Be Wed in September

SOCIETY

\dditional Box Parties Arve Arranged

Mrs.

Benjamin Harrison New

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For

Mrs.

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Anna Snider Is We To Howard Wilson

Anna Margaret ne: f Mr. anda Mas aer, will become the brid ward Wilson, son of Mr. and Wilson, Paoli. at 4:30 p.m

hey

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Delta Gammas Leave

“ Al - For Convention Miss Alleen Ketzner, 221 E. Michgan St. and Mrs. Miriam Barnett. 1218 N. Drexel St. were to leave today to attend the national convenof Delta Gamma Sorority to be held at Utica, N. Y.. July 8 9 an 10 hey will be delegates from

the local Alpha Epsilon Chapter,

non

Y YY] Y . 1111S ( Tih N( 7 Meeting Mon Wash meeting Pom

The Corvite Club At the Hotel A hn

be played at

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merce

oN —l0 — and Mrs the engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Peter P in September Miss and Gulf Mr. Thriller work at the University 2. Mrs. George S and Mrs. Paul Ashby Photo 3. Mi the walk to the 29

1. My John

P. Koehl their daughter Iriller, Koehler

was

was graduated from Diener

I'homas Hurt

was

rah Frances

Episcopal Churcl June Reid Kackley Kackley, who was her 4 Mrs

who gave her in m

only att

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of Ma: na John N\ Hurley A Photo) 1a OConnm ried to Walter Kemp Jr. w Arthur D M her parent hon Mi the New July 25

and Mrs England Mrs. Davidson

Joseph H ana was

will Miss

States

and Mrs. Edward Messick, before her marriage June 29

Helen Milam Wi To James Light

Miss Milam, daughter of married at 4:30 p. m, tomorrow in an infor of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Dh Ewing Vale perf hanhked paimg and ferns. Miss dal selections for the ceremony and Miss Maxine Mertz will sing “Becanse” and "O Promise Me

Helen

00 will

The bride. who will be given in will aAress Alice fashioned with a square neckline, a short Eton jacket with white revers and cuffs, and a full skirt A shoulder-iength veil will fall from a white turban. Her corsage will be of pink orchids and she will wear white accessories. Mrs. Constant Martin, the bride's only attendant, will wear a dress of navy sheer fashioned with a high neckline edged with small white daisies, a full skirt and long, full sleeves. Small daisies also border the pockets. Her corsage will be pink roses and baby breath Mr. Martin will be best man and ushers will be Harry Troup and Paul Edison, Mrs. Milam hrown mesh Areessnries

father wea)

hiue

marmace hv hey

a street-lencgth of

shadow maternal

dress of white wean

will with

Mis

wear a hroun Laght

and will

‘rose crepe with brown accessories.

4511 N graduated Park College, Gulfport, Mi Indiana of Wisconsin, (Moffett , before her marriage June 30 Kacklev to Ravmond Edward Gregg endant

Chandler Werbe

All

to James Oliver Light, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. 1

S. Central Court to Ralph E. Triller, of Illinois St. The wedding will be from Tudor Hall School She attended Butler University University and did graduate Photo.) Hurt

er, 538 Mary,

announce son

SK],

of Dr Hurley

daughter (W

Miss Nancy

as she for hei brother

(left) is shown 1 of the Advent With her is her arriage and her sister-in-law, (W. Hurley Ashby Photo.) Jr. was Miss Barbara Haine forris Haines, before her marriage

came up wedding Thomas

Mrs

William 1 (W. Hurle)

Mrs n

of Mh Shiel

and Ihine

hier

daneh

Lueills Miller marriage (Dexiheimer -Carlon

32 Miss Mam lier, before Montarbre

hey June

Davidson are on a wedding trip through

Indianapolis after of Mh Photo.)

be at home in Marian Messick, daughter (Porter

Il Be Married Tomorrow

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Milam, will be

Aght,

mal ceremony in the McKee Chapel

orm the ceremony before an altar Donna Alles, organist, will play briBoth corSAQeS Out-of-town

will wear Briarchfl rose wed Mrs Ralph Motsinge: My. and Mrz. A. J. McClellan, Oak Park, 1! Mr. and Mrs N. H. Motsinger, Miss Joanna Motsinger and Richard Motsinger, Marion, Ind. and Mrs Hattie Motsinger, Fredonia, Pa.

the

and

pruests at

Chicago

ding will inelude

Take Wedding Trip The marriage of Miss Wegner, daughter of Mus. Wegner, 326 Terrace Ave, to Edward C. Raasch, son of Albert Raasch, 1112 Spann Ave, will take place at 4:30 p at the home of the Rev. William C. Meinpastor of the Emmaus Evangelical Lutheran Church Follow mg a two weeks motor rip northern Indiana the couple will be at home in Indianapolis,

Alma Bertha

m. toaay

ren,

dride’s Cousin Pertorms Rite

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St Neri

scene at 6

Church o'clock this of Miss aughter of Mrs 329 N. Oxford St., Mr. and Buffalo cousin

Catholie 45 marriage

ilip was mo? of the Dorothy Mu Hannah Murphy, to William F. Edward

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phy, d Leary, son of H

James

Leary of Moriarty

bride, officiated before an al-

decorated with white gladioli entered alone, embossed marsweetheart sleeves and loves were of lace and <he finger-tip- ] veil with a lace coronet. Her colonial bouquet backed with a maline frill was of bride's roses, carnations, baby breath and feverfew She wore a strand of pearls, gift of he bridegroom For rr, Miss \

was her onl

I'he bride whn

ore white chenille

tte made with a puffed Her g wore a

neck ne hort

a boufTant

1s yo Je

length

sist Josephine Murattendant. Her full-skirted blue net frock had a sweetheart neckline and short puffed sleeves, Her accessories were pink and she carried a colonial bouquet of pink and white blossoms William J. Brosnan was best man Mrs. Murphy wore a brown and white sheer with white accessories and camellias The bridegroom 's a dark blue ensemble white acceswhite camellias breakfast

phy,

peach mother was in heer with Ores and A wedding mediate families the ceremony a m at

for the Cifaldi's and a was

folreception be held the home of the The couple will Now York, the ice blue crepe and white ac-

at lowed from this afternoon bride's mothe: leave [or a trip lo bride traveling in an ensemble with black cessories They will be at home (upon their return at the Penn-Arts Apartment, Out-of-town guests for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leary Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Klaus and Miss Joan Klaus, all of Buffalo

to 4 p ton

Sponsor Card Party The Catherine Merrill Daughters of the Union M the Civil War, will covered dish luncheon and ecard Monday F't Friendly Luneheon will be at noon and cards jat 2 p. m,

Tent 9, Veterans have a

party at

Meyer-Parks Rite Is Today

The Rev

Louis T the wedding Parks, William WwW, Fred

officiate Fdith Frances Mr. and Mrs, cagn, to Charles | Mr. and Mrs,

Mever

Of daughter Parks,

Mever,

(iootee will Miss of

Chison of alt 4

|a'clock this afternoon in the rectory of Our Lady of Lourdes Church.

The bride will wear a

street -

length redingote dress of pink crepe { The coat will be fitted, with threebuttons

quarter-length sleeves and

running the length of the coat

She

will wear a pink and orchid flower

hat trimmed with corsage will be of orchids Mrs. O. R. Heitner, St attendant and sister of will wear a blue and gote dress fashioned with a scalloped neckline front, She will wear a straw picture hat with hlue streamers down flowers will be a laree made of carnation petals Buenting will be best man Reception at the Meyer 762 N. Bancroft St, will at 7 p. m. The Misse Doris Meyer will assist arrangements. After a

with

veiling,

Louis,

white

hom large pink the hack pom-pom

he Loi with short

Her

Mo., bride, redin-

a coat

and white and Her

Ernest

home held and Lhe wed -

ding trip the couple will be at home

at 15 S. Butler Ave Out-of-town guests at ding will include Mr.

the and

wed - Mrs

Adolph Minster, Chicago: Miss May

Croak, Chicago. Parks, Atlanta, Ga.

and Murs.

Alice

Y. W. C. A. Plans Trip Through the Ozarks

Twelve young women

will

leave

Aug. 10 for a hosteling trip through

the Ozark Mountains, direction of Miss Vonda the ¥. W. C. A. staf hostels to be visited De Sotn, Washington Richwoods and Sullivan Those who have registered

Stat

under Browne of Missouri include

the

the Park,

camp fon

the

trip include the Misses Louise Kev-

Ellen Jenner

Eva Dunn, Harris and Jane

er,

Tavior Reserva

Flda

tions may be made by calling the

YYW. C A

Ten voung women will leave Sun- Tarum Court week's visit

day, July 14, for a

Lake James under the direction of

Miss Lillian Preston of

the Y.

Ww,

C. A. staff, A larger group under

the direction of Miss

Charlotte

Pearson will spend July 13 and 14

at Lake James. mak State Park will C. A. summer activities part of August.

A trip to Shakaclose Y. the latter

Lodge to Confer Degrees

714 was degrees

Lodge Mason

Prospect fer Master p.m Ave, and Prospect St,

lo at 1 today in the temple at State!

con 30

Voters League [ssues Merit

System Guide

A new pamphlet to help Leagum (of Women Voters’ members answer questions about the merit system {has been received at | League headquarters in the Illinois | Building, It is entitled “The Awk-« | ward Age in Civil Service” and haa [been compiled by Betsy Knapp for {the National League, Complaints and irritations [the spoils system and of favorite lonies of citizen,

the Indiana

abouk patronage 1% breakfast taAmer points

| one the [ ble [ican {out | The pamphlet's publication comes {on the heels of the platform declara- | tions on the merit system by both [the Republican and Democratic | Parties in Indiana and the National Republican Party at its Philadelphia convention. The League presented merit planks to the resolutions com[mittees preceding each of the party conventions. “In any campaign for merit lege islation one of the major obstacles [Is the opposition of legislators and {other political leaders who have a [stake in patronage,” Miss Knapp says. “Sometimes this opposition [is open and forthright. Frequently, however, legislatures will avoid com = [ing face to face with the av {long as possible.”

the

Miss

average

Knapp

Issue

Contains Politicians’ Statements

The book contains a liberal prin=

con prominent politicians as Ramspeck, autho; the hill to extend the Federal Civil Services

now before the Senate; Postmaster General James A. Farley, and Senator sherman Minton, whose explanations of the Indiana Two Per Cent Club and opposition to exe [tension of the Hatch Act are ade= quately “covered.” “The goal of the League of Women Voters is a merit system in fact as well as in name in the Fed(eral, state and local governments.” Miss Knapp asserts. "This means not only the elimination of politics in government employment and the selection of employees on the basis of qualifications, but alse making the public service attractive to people of ability so that careers in government will seem desirable.” Ingredients of a merit system, she says, are leadership and support from the chief executive, legislation requiring merit standards throughout, the jurisdiction, competent administrative direction in the per= sonnel agency, adequate appropria=tions, and support from the pub= lic,

Kling of statements pro and

[from such {

Rep of

Book Has Four Parts

The book is divided into four major parts: 1, “Face to Face Wilh the Patronage Issue” discusses the relation between patronage and the political parties and attempts to answer the question: 1s patronage necessary to the maintenance of the parties? 2. "The Merit System and Demo cratic Government” iz for the person who knows little of the merit system and wants to learn something of its past history and future possibilities and who wants a picture of the per:onnel situation in the country day. 3. "The Merit System in the Making, An Obstacle Race” is chiefly for the benefit of those who are waging legislative battles and facing the obstacles that arise when an effort is made to translate merit objectives into law. These major obstacles are: incoherent public opinion; patronage advocates, particularly those who give the impression of being merit supporters; and the forces that would sabotage the merit system at the outset by hampering its operation, 4. “Administration: How the Wheels Go Round” is for those who are watching the operation of a civil service program and evaluating results. Here will be found a hrief discussion of the personnel agency and other important features of a modern personnel program.

Tarum Court Circle

« . . Sews for Hospitals Mrs. Rov IL, Craig, past grand high priestess, will be hostess to wmembers of the Sewing Circle of 14, Ladies Oriental Shrine of North America, at noon Tuesday for a covered dish lunch eon Mrs. Margaret Schlegel will he chairman. Members will sew for children in the Shriners’ Hospitals for Crippled Children.

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Women of Moose to Meet

The newly elected officers, committee chairmen and executive hoard of the Women of the Moose will meet at 8 p. m, Monday at the home of Mrs. Ercel Bennett, 1321 Comer Ave. Mrs. Dorville Wise, the senior regent, will preside, |