Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1940 — Page 4

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Lake Resorts Attract Residents; Three House Parties Planned

Mr. and Mrs. Russel 8. Williams left yesterday to snend the week-end at the Lake Maxinkuckee Inn. They were accompanied hy their daughter, Jane, who will stay with them for three days at the Inn and then will spend several days with Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs and her daughter, Jo Ellen, at their cottage on the lake. The Williams' son, Russel Jr., is enrolled at Culver Military Academ

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this summer. Mrs. Kevin Brosnan are visiting Mrs Mattinelv at his summer home on Lake Wawasee Mr. Mrs. Howa Fieber will go to Walloon Lake, Mich., for a visit August ~ Mrs. Charles Maver and her mother, Mrs, are at the Maver cottage at Walloon Lake. . . . Mr, and Hammond were to return today from French Lick el. Fr Lick. Ind. . . . Mrs. Frederic W. Avres and her am Ax Northport Point, Mich.. where they are I'e simmer cottage there, Mrs, Frederic Point

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Sheerin daughter T.aursa, Mich will spend the Miss Beta aimeartel is visiting Miss Nancy of Mr. and Mrs. BE. B. Taggart, at Higgins, Lake, Charles R. Weiss and daughters, Elizabeth and Hebcottage at Teland. Mich Mrs. are at the Goulds’ summer

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Misses Alice Green, Lois Hilkene Carolyn Kiger, Eleanor Joan Denham and Elizabeth Harding will leave this week= two week houseparty at the Mariners Club on Lake Max1hev will be joined Aug. 4 by Miss Joan Bartley and Miss

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ola Club Arranges Party

The Euvola Club is planning a houseparty beginning Aug. 3 at Wawasee. One group of the members will spend the week of at the lake and another group will be there the week of Aug. Miss Bettv Jane Mitchell, the club president, will spend both the lake. Vacationing there the first week will be the Misses art. Jovee and Joan Smith, Patty Smith, Evelyn Horton, stes. Marie Lichtenberg, Helen Lingeman and Mary Jane

tew Y S 10 will be the Misses Sally and Mary Walker, Joyce Bell. Maxine Buser, Ruth Ford, Nancy Jefferson, id Suzanne Calwell, Mrs. C. E. Jefferthe second week and a chaperon is Miss Mitchell and her Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Mitchell, recently returned after vacaat t summer cottage at Lake Manitou Among their e Jake were Dr. and Mrs, Harold M. Trusler,

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po jesing ne age 10 ns, will and Miss Joan Robinson will attend will he Mesdames Titus Thiesing, Norman Nicolai Kinnear, Thomas B Robert Straughn, Thomas Umphrey, John SarsPike Walter Hickman, D. C. Foster, I. I,. Lykins, John Charles Hargrave, Hal Brvant, Charles Mason, Gene Clem Griffith. Charles Seidensticker, Leroy Sanders, Grove Homer Archer, J. C. Charles Sherman and Kemper, ers who will attend are Mesdames Richard Poole, Jack Gulank Fairchild, Gene Trago, James IL. Wagner, Louis Koss Jr, McFerren. Snvder, Rertha Wallace, the Misses Robinson, Louise Ticus, Lois Jean Nicolai, Marietta Wood and Dorothy

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Reception Will Follow } Of Miss Avanelle Jones To William Brinkley Tonight

Jones to William Brinkley will take Northside Church of God. The Rev, hefore an altar banked with

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You 1 to match their dresses. Miss Barbara Ann Cox, ill be flower girl and will dress of peach taffeta. It will be a square neckline, | short puff sleeves, fitted bodice and full skirt. She will carry a! matching poke-bonnet and a miniature colonial bouquet. All the attendants will wear tiny| gold and pearl book-lockets, gifts of the bride. Mrs. Mayda Styers, mother of the bridegroom, will wear black chiffon with black accessories. Her corsage will be of gardenias. William Finer will be best man and Robert Walker and John Riemer will be ushers. A reception will follow at the home of the bride's sister. The cou-

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who will enter alone, wear a floor-length

dress of white faille taf- | marquisette over

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long sleeves with pomts fitted bodice and a full-length illusion veil will be length and will fall from cap seed pearls and blossoms. She will wear a pearls. Her shower boube of gardenias and bou-

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OL strand of quet WwW vardia Miss honor, will marquisette and taffeta. It will sweetheart neckline, sleeves and very full skirt carry pale pink roses phinium Mrs. Ralph Barkley, sister of the bride. bridesmaid, will wear aqua blue marquisette and lace over net and taffeta fashioned like that of Mis. “Elbert Burton, the maid of honor. She will carry Ind Talisman roses and delphinium.,Brinkiey, Charlotte, N. C.

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Thelma Hillman, maid of wear a dress of pale pink lace over net and be fashioned with a long bishop She will and deiAug. 5. Among out-of-town guests for the wedding will be Mr. and Mrs Bartlett, Mt. Vernon, Ind.; Mr.

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SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1940

Take Virginia Trip 2

Miss Pauline Bohnstedt, daughter

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of Mr. and Mrs, Ross Bohnstedt. | will be married to Dudley J, Clark, | son of Mrs. Jessie Clark, at 2 p. m. | this afternoon at the West Wash- |

ington Street Methodist Churen. The Rev. H. L.. Overdeer will perform the ceremony. Mrs. James Inasy will play bridal selections. Miss Bohnstedt will wear a gown of white net and lace over satin

made with a romance neckline and pufl sleeves. The princess lines of the dress are accentuated by insertions of the lace that flow from

the shoulder to the tip of the full treatment. | The veil of illusion will fall from a |

length tram in fanlike

wreath of orange blossoms. The bouquet will be of white roses with showers of white satin ribbons. Miss Elizabeth Asher and Miss Josephine Flack will be the bride's attendants. They will

square necklines, bordered with Alecnon lace, The skirts are made style with bands of the lace on the skirts. Miss Asher will carry roses of a deeper pink and Miss Flack will carry deep red roses to contrast with the blue of her gown. Mis. Bohnstedt will wear a sheer black and while ensemble for the wedding with white accessories and a corsage of mixed rosss. Mrs, Clark will be in soldier blue cross mesh with a corsage of mixed roses. Charles Bohnstedt will be Mr. Clark's best man. Norman Heinze

| and Norman Bamford will usher. The couple will leave on a wed-| The opposing team will be Indian- the church. Mrs. Hazel Thompson ding trip to Virginia Beach, near | Norfolk, Va. | will wear a brown and white diagonal stripe redingote with brown | Women of the Moose will meet |

For traveling the bride

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1. The engagement of Miss Patricia Wray DePrez to Richard Louls Ewing) songof Mrs and Mrs, Charles M. Ewingy: Shelbyville, Ind. zhas been announced by her parents, Brige Gen. andi Mrs,, Dy, Wray DePrez of Shelbyville, * The wedding will be in ‘the autumn, «(Photo ¥Craft Photo.) $ 5 €,

2, Mr, and Mrs. Harry B. McKes have announced the sngagement of the daughter, Mary Helen, to Raymond FE. LaRuatof Tos Angeles, Cal, son of Mr, and Mrs. Theodore J, LaRue of Chicago, Ill, The wedding will be in the fall, (Ramos-Porter Photo.)

8 Miss Lucille Camp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Camp of Wabash, Ind., will be married to David B, MeQuinn, Franklin, Ind, | Aug. 11 at the Woman's Department Club, (Porter Photo.) 4, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hennis announce the engagement of | their daughter, Marjory Louise, to Dr. Jack D. Carr, son of Dr, and | Mrs. J. B. Carr. The wadding will be Sept, 14 at the First Congregational Church. (Ramos-Porter Photo.)

5 Mrs. Gaylord Allen was Miss Kathryn Fern Cline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emest Cline, before her marriage Wednesday. Mr. Allen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern C, Allen. The couple will be at home in Westfield, Ind., after Sept. 1, (Photoreflex Photo.)

6. Miss Charlotte Arnold Fletcher, daughter of Mrs. A. Arnold Fletcher. and the late Rev. A. Amold Fletcher, was married to Dr. Leonard Conrade Miller at noon today in the First Baptist Church, Dr. Miller's parents are Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Miller. After the ceremony the couple will go East where they will sail for Peru where Dr. Miller is a surgeon in the Lobitos, Peru, hospital. (Photoreflex Photo.)

7. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lawrence of Kokomo, Ind., announce the engagement of Mrs. Lawrence's daughter, Miss Treceleah Talbert, Indianapolis, to Dr. H. H. McClanahan, Indianapolis and Columbus, Miss. The wedding will be Aug. 11 at the First Presbyterian Church. Dr, McClanahan is the son of Mrs, H. H. McClanahan, Columbus, Miss.

have dresses | of pink and blue marquisette with. |

8. Miss Audrey Jean Williams, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. R. W, Williams. will become the bride of Henry A. Schwartz, son of Mrs, Mabel Schwartz, Aug. 2 in a ceremony to be performed at the Washington Street Methodist Church, (Photoreflex Photo.)

9. Mrs. M. Eunice Tyner announces the approaching marriage of her daughter, Maizie Ruth, to Roland F, Knox, son of Mr. and Mrs, zenus B. Knox, The wedding will be Sept. 6 at the Broadway Meth- | odist Church, (Ramos-Porter Photo)

‘Women of the Moose [United Brethren Schedule Meetings Groups to Meet

| The Women of the Moose will (play soft ball on Diamond 1 at side United Brethren Church will Spades Park at 2 p. m. tomorrow. | meet at 10:30 a. m., Thursday at

{apolis 17, Loyal Order of the!

| Manse, | The ladies’

will preside. A covered dish lunchof the ®ON will be served at noon.

rifle teams Af 1:30 p. m. the Women's Mis-

and white accessories. Her corsage Monday night at the temple for sionary Society will have a program,

will be of Talisman roses. After the practice.

trip, the couple will be at home at 136 S. Belmont Ave.

The Altar Sodality of Holy Angels

Catholic Church will sponsor a puhlic card party at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday and Mr. and Mrs. William H.|in the school hall at 28th St. and Sisted by Mrs. Opal Lee and Miss »_ Northwestern Ave,

| “Toward a World Christian ComMrs. Hazel Novak, social service munity.” Mrs. Gladys Blake, presichairman, will entertain members dent, will preside, of her committee Tuesday night at]

540 E. New York St. | ' her home, 540 B. New York Sorority to Meet

| Mrs. Frances Wiebke, publicity ‘chairman, will have charge of the| Theta Mu Rho Sorority will hold

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| Thursday card parties during the a business meeting at 3 pb Mm home of |at

Wedhesday at the new Miss Thelma Simons, 315 N. Rura Ste

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Anita Ebaugh.

Olin-Arney Nuptials Set

Miss Doris Arney will wear pearls which belonged to her grandmother

at her wedding tomorrow at 3 o'clock to Merle XK. Olin, sor, of Mr.

The Calendar Circle of the Brook- |

and Mrs. Otis Olin, DeGraff, O. Miss Arney is the daughter of Mr, {and Mrs. Cecil H. Arney The Rev. Alexander Sharp will [perform the ceremony at the Wests minster Presbyterian Church before an altar decorated with palms, ferns and summer Jowers Miss Mary Belle Masterson, or[ganist, will play “Liebestraum,” “To a Wild Rose” and Mrs, H. C. Olin, |sister-in-law of the bridegroom, will [sing “Because.” C. Morrison Davis | | will sing “I Love You Truly.” | The bride will wear a gown of {white satin fashioned on old-fash-[ioned lines, with tight, long sleeves. The tightly fittesl bodice will flare at the waist into a full skirt ending in a train. The skirt will have inlserts of lace and a lace design all around the hem. She will cary a { bouquet of Talisman 1oses, Miss Helen Garrison, her attendlant, will wear a Delph blue chiffon (and lace gown fashioned on empire lines. The lace top will be fitted and have sleeves. She will carry a bouquet of summer flowers. Mrs. Olin will wear a flowered sheer dress and a corsage of roses. (Mrs. Arney will wear a dress of (black and white sheer and a gardenia corsage. Victor Varno will be best man and ushers will be Harold Olin, brother of the bridegroom: Harold Arney, brother of the bride; Ron= ald Kimmick and Roy Hendricks. | The couple will take a short wed[ding trip followiing a reception for the relatives at the home of the bride, and will make their home in Indianapolis. | Mr. and Mrs, Donovan Dill will accompany Mr. and Mrs. Olin from | DeGraff for the wedding.

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Wayne Reunion Sunday

| The 20th annual Waymire Res Helen Tyrie, Martha Starkey, Doris | Mr, held Sunday, Aug. 4, ! Calloway Park in Elwood, Ind. LA basket dinner will be served at Greer,

union will be

noon.

Third Session Opens Tomorrow At Girl Scout Camp Dellwood,; Girls Sew for Red Cross

| Fighty Girl Scouts will arrive tomorrow at Camp Dellwood, Girl Scout Camp, for the two week session of established camp ending Aug 10 | Troop camping will end the) summer season at Dellwood follow- | ing established camp. A candle lighting service held at Eagle Creek last night ended the second session of established camp. | Girls who are registered for the | [third session are the Misses Ann | | Thornburg, Betty Lou Dithmer,| An improvised altar under three ‘Marybeth Hammond, Marilyn Far-'jarge elm trees in the garden of son, Jessie Mae Brayton, Delores | Ad rs. Rov NM xR | Brant, Phyllis Kritzler, Joan Hoster, | V1: an rs. Roy Mangano's home vousuelo Boch, Rochelle Schuch-|at 6108 N. Delaware St. will provide man, Carol Baum, Mary Bishop the seiting for the marriage of Clark, Rosalind Havens. Frances | (1 ain daughter, Rosary Ann, and [Garrvinger, Shirley Wells, Alex- George R ; > andria. Ind. the Misses Patricia | Feorge obert Hedge, Danville, Ill, Cave, Rhonda L. Levinson, Dorothy | tomorrow afternoon. Jane Pike, Plainfield, Ind, Miss| The Rev. Fr. Edwin Sahm of St. Marjorie Carlisle, Mooresville, md. | yan of Art Catiiolic Churcn: will Faery Ring Unit. ici ‘ i | In the Woodland Unit will be the officiate at the 4:30 o'clock cereMisses Mary Alice Cady, Ruth Pond, mony, The improvised altar is to [Joan Delong, RV Siephelien, be banked with palms and ferns | Nanev Edith Beatty, Virginia iSt= | ters om 3 \ . 3 S wit bho r ler, Sally Brinkerhoff, Mary C.| YD d h bouquets of white Massa. Anne Rutledge, Maria W. gladioli and blue delphinium, Miss Fleischer, Kathleen Weest, Mary Martha Burns will play the harp Jane Green, Josephine Justice, | during the ceremony. {Mary Rose Walker, Mooresville,! oo voids w IL. arvia Imd.: {he Misses Anita Lou Diggle, | e bride, who will enter alone, Dorothy Pressler, Jean Allison | Will wear a gown of white marquiGordon, Mary Ann Elliott, Joy sette and Chantilly lace fashioned [ Raine, Barbers, Lo Baldwin, Ja lon princess lines. The puff sleeves Vonne Mannfeld, Sydney an, | ; | Jane Ann Mossing, Beverly Dick = will have insets of the lace, She will wear strand of pearls, a gift

erson, \ | Service Unit members will be the of the bridegroom. Her long veil Misses Marian Newlin, Norma Jane | will have a border of Chantilly lace Klepfer, Joan Ober, Lois Richard- | caught with a white orchid. She ‘son, Betty Lou RBilleter, Jean Gay, | will carry a white prayer book 310SS, Paula Carson, Mooresville, | topped by a white orchid from md.: the Misses Barbara Jane | which will fall streamers of white ‘Wheaton, Patty Jo Johnson, Audrey | ribbon entwined with stephanotis, | Amos, Carolyn Metzger, Fonda, Miss Josephine Dillon will be the Boling, Virginia Richmond, Pat maid of honor, Bridesmaids will be [ Fuller, Marjorie Dithmer, Sally Ann the Misses Dorothy Sellmeyer, Ellen Hammond, Cornelia B. Hui, Evelyn | Fitzgerald, Josephine Mangold, PaWood, Patricia Page and Phoebe | tricia Furlong of Detroit, Mich., and |Good, Lewisville, Ind. the Misses Mary and Grace Man- | Sherwood Forest Unit members| gano, cousins of the bride, from will be Miss Jean Bumgardner, Miss St. Louis, Mo, They will have gowns Jane Koubek, Anderson, Ind, the of embossed marquisette fashioned | Misses Joanne Orr, Janet McKin-| on Victorian lines. Miss Dillon will ney, Fave Ella Hite, Lois Jean Ship-| be in pink and the others in blue, lev. Betty Linder, Mary Elizabeth They will carry garden hats filled Barthelmew, Effingham, Ill; Miss| with white gladioli, blue delphinCatherine Bateman, Effingham, T1l.} | jum and stephanotis. the Misses Katherine McClure, Jane Augustus and Peggy O'ConBetty Dorsey, Charlotte Yarnell, nor, the flower girls, will wear Barbara Kistner, Jean Farson, short frocks of pink embossed marWinifred Ham and Mary Frances quisette and will carry small baskets Patterson. lof gladioli and delphinium, John Mrs. William FE. Rogers is In/mornetto Jr, St. Louis, will have charge of the Senior Girl Scout a white satin suit and carry the ring group which is sewing and making pn a white satin pillow, bandages for the Red Cross at Hazel | Harold Baker Best Man Hall at the Girl Scout Little House.| Harold C. Baker will be Mr. | The work is a community service gegpe's best man. Ushers will be project each Tuesday and Thursdav.| gyrus Wheller, Joseph Clark, John supplementing the regular Scout apayter, Robert Mueller and Roy program which ended June 1. AS-|ngangane, St. Louis, cousin of the sistant instructors are Mesdames J. yo. qe |K. Berman, C. 8. Ober, Yaar) Mrs. Mangano will wear a navy | Shannon, D. M. Mn % blue sheer gown for the service with | Carleton Starkey, W. L. Heston, Carl) wie accessories and a corsage of | Manthei, Charles Voyles, John -| gardenias. Toy, Clifton Donnell, Rober Cn! A reception at the home will folLawrence Earle, Norman Beatty, yin : a “low the service, Mrs. Samuel Tor= Robert Pritchard, C. D. Perrine, tt d Mrs. John Tornetto, St roman G. Warren, 120 McManus, 1eH0 ane Ars, oO a TH sete : . | Louis, aunts of the bride will assist Stuart Wilson, E. O. Asher, the the reception A Sovenvere The couple will take a cruise on Girl Scouts enroiled for the work | the Great Lakes and will be at home

include the Misses Betty Fletemeyer, | after Aug. 12 in Danville, TIL

3 ne Winters, Helen Negley, Max-| Out of town guests for the cerejew Maxine Merritt, Doris mony will be Mr, and Mrs, W, C.

Jane Nes-| Furlong, Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and | Mrs. Carl Helms, Bluffton, Ind; and Mrs. Wilbur Coleson, Mary Jo Greencastle, Ind, and Messrs, and, |Beazell, Anne Plummer, Suzanne Mesdames John Tornetto, Samuel Joan Ober. Jean Ober, Mary Tornetto and Joseph Mangano, St

Boyd Higgins and Margaret Rogers. Louis, ; .

Ann Mangano

To Be Married

line Simmons, | Brooks, Lucille Snyder, |pitt, Joann Graham, Grace Gregg,

Daley, Eloise Gullion,

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