Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1941 — Page 22
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By CAPT. VICTOR H. KING
Physical Culture Instructor, U. Military Academy.
EST POINT, N. Y.—This is the time of the year when we begin to feel the need of taking some exercise. The “shut-in” existence most of us lead during the winter months does not provide us with enough physical . activity to keep our bodies in good general condition. To say nothing of the value of calisthenics to the woman who wants to keep her figure attractively slim, while maintaining her proper weight. A few minutes of really good setting-up exercises daily is one of the most effective means of keeping the body “toned-up” and healthy. Of all the methods of exercising the body, setting-up exercises can accomplish more good per minute spent on them than any other. It. is the one method most nearly approaching a “cure-all.” ” ” n YOU NEED NO EQUIPMENT OF ANY KIND
T= VALUE of the exercises in the two weeks’ course I am starting today has been time tested in: my work with West Point.cadets and in the women’s gymnasium classes I hold here.
These really top-notche exercises can be performed without the aid of equipment or previous training. Lo : . They can be used to correct existing faults in posture, to _ strengthen and tone :up all the major muscle groups and most of the lesser ones. dn addition, they should assist you in molding your contours “nearer to your heart's desire,” help you gain or. lose weight according to how you regulate your - diet (more about this in a later lesson), and promote a better state of general health. Follow instructions ' and persevere and these exercises will do all that for you and even more.
Kappa Province Convention to Be March 7 and 8 at DePauw; Delta Psi Kappas to Lunch
Announcement of a province convention heads today's sorority news
of dinners and Valentine parties.
The DELTA PROVINCE convention of KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA SORORITY will be held Friday and Saturday, March 7 and 8, in Green« castle, with Iota Chapter at DePauw University acting as hostesses.
Miss Jean Kleckner of Chicago, of marshal at the convention.
——Keep.in West Point Trim—No. 1
First Loosen Up Your Muscles and Then Take Out Kinks With a Few Twisting and Bending Exe
TRY ‘WARMING UP’ TO THESE EXERCISES
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After warming up her muscles with the jumping, arm-swinging exercise (No. 2), Betti Stine of the N. C. A. G. U. freshman class, takes the kinks out with the twister (No. 1). Note that Betii’s' arms and shoulders are in a straight line as the torso twists to right and left. In No. 3, she demonstrates a bending exercise. Note that here, too, Betti’s arms are kept in the plane of her] shoulders. Betti lives with her mother at 656 E. 12th St. is studying to be a physical education instructor. 1!
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UT if you are still unable to “warm up” fully to all this try this one: From an: erect position (atten= tion) jump to the side-straddle position at the count of ONE, landing on your toes, and at the same time swinging your arms’ sideward and upward until your hands touch overhead, as shown
the DePauw chapter, will act as
Miss Helen Jones is chairman of the dinner to be held Sunday in the Canary Cottage closing the IllinoisIndiana district meeting here of LAMBDA ALPHA LAMBDA SO-|. RORITY. Delegates from Rockford and Danville, Ill, will meet with Indiana members for g 6:30 o'clock dinner tomorrow in the Sapphire Room of the Hotel Washington and for a business meeting preceding the dinner Sunday. Other committee members are Mrs. Viola Brewer, Mrs. Idel Brunton and Miss Wanda . Winkle. :
Miss Virginia Hankins of BETA ; : TAU SORORITY and Miss Barbara Laseter of ALPHA CHAPTER OF TRI CHI are among the young women entered in a popularity. contest, the winner of which will be decided tonight 5 at a dance in Miss Hankins Ye Murat TemSeveral sororities and, fraternities are. sponsdring® the event, r an annual Sweetheart Dance, in the Egyptian Room. Larry
orchestra will play -for dancing from 9:30
A silver loving cup will be awarded the winner and other prizes will he = Miss Laseter given for second and third place. Dwight Morgan and Walter Loman are in charge of arrangements.
The INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE CHAPTER OF DELTA PSI KAPPA SORORITY will shold its Valentine ‘Juncheon tomorrow at ‘1 o'clock in ‘the home of Mrs. Oral W. Bridgeford, 5669 Michigan Road. Mrs. Robert Hatfield will assist the hostess.
A covered-dish’ supper Monday. night will precede a business meet ding of ALPHA CHAPTER, SIGMA, DELTA PI SORORITY. The hostess, Mrs. Harvey N. Brown, 756 Carlyle Place, will be assisted ' by Mrs. Hazel Hart.
+. LAMBDA CHAPTER OF OMEGA NU TAU SORORITY will meet Monday at 8 p. m. in.the Hotel Lineoln, following their attendance at the - sorority-fraternity dance toat the Murat Temple. Mrs. Harold and Mrs. Thomas ‘charge of apter
day in the chapel of the First
Presbyterian Church, Miss Dema Kirkpatrick will become the bride of James W. McKinney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burr McKinney, 1464 N. Pennsylvania St. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin Kirkpatrick of Crawfordsville. - Seven-branch candeiabra willl flank 'an arrangement of white flowers on ‘the altar at which Dr. George Arthur Frantz reads the ceremony. Mrs. W. H.. Newcomer, organist, will play. : f
will wear a soldier blue street-length frock with brown and white accessories and a corsage of white roses. James Runyan and Edward Kirkpatrick, the bride’s brother, will be ushers.
guests for the ceremony will be. the bride's parents.
Irvington Group Sponsors Party
an Club will give a public Valentine card party tomorrow at 8 p. m. lin the club rcoms, 54461 E. Washington St. chairman of the ways and means committee in charge of arrangements.
‘Walton and Mrs. Elizabeth Schats, tables; prizes; Mrs. Ada Abshire and Mrs. Winifred Bowden, cards and tallies: Mrs. Eva Bohenkamp and Mrs. Naomi Bush, candy; Mrs. Gladys Close and Mrs. Edward Holloway, | special prizes; Mrs. Mamie Hurt and | fectery of St. Anthony’s Catholic Mrs. Artie Cibbs, decorations.
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Service to Be
In Chapel
In a ceremony at 4:30 p. m. to-
The bride, who yill be unattended,
After a short wedding trip the
couple will be at home at 3330 Balsam Ave.
Among out-of-town
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in illustration. Return to the starting position at the count of TWO. Count rapidly with no pause at any count and continue until warmed up. Now that your muscles are warm, twist the kinks out with tis one: From a side-straddle position with your arms raised to the side, Horizontal, twist your entire body as far as you can to the right and left in a continuous manner. Keep your arms in the plane of the shoulders throughout and use. them to help you twist. Make
Fulis Carroll
| Will Take Bride
The altar of the First. United Lutheran Church" will be flanked with palms, candelabra and baskets
of freesia and gladioli for the wedding at 8 o'clock tonight of Miss Margaret” Coreen Laughner and Eulis. Carroll. The Rev. Arthur Malhr will read the service. Miss Laughner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verner R. Laughner, 212 Fenton Ave. The bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lycurgus
Preceding the ceremony, Miss Pauline Rose,’ church organist, will play bridal music and during the service “To a Wild Rose.” Maid of honor will be Miss Imogene Laughner, a sister of the bride, and other attendants will be Mrs. William Kendrick, Mrs. Clayton Hord, Miss Margaret Shaunessy and Miss Ellen Ruddle. Mr. Carroll has chosen James Lee as his best man and as ushers Clayton Hord, Robert Geren, Cloy Commons. and William Kennedy Jr. CGiiven in marriage by her father, Miss Laughner will wear a gown of ivory faille taffeta with long sleeves, romance neckiine and a full skirt sweeping into a long train. Her fin-ger-tip veil of ivory illusion will fall from a wreath of orange blossoms and her bridal bouquet will be of Johanna Hill roses. Ivory faille taffeta also will be worn by her attenidants, who will carry American Beauty roses and wear rosebuds in their hair. Mrs. Laughner, mother of the bride, will wear light blue with blue accessories and a corsage of pink
4 Carroll, Irwin Ave.
The Irvington Women's Republic-
Mrs. Herman J, Moore! is
Her assistants are: Mrs. Agnes
Mrs. Ross Herron, table
"roses. A similar corsage will be worn by Mrs. Carroll with her brown
' lensemble.
| A reception in the Laughner home will follow the ‘ceremony. The couple will be at home in Richmond after March 1. Miss Laughner attended Butler University and Mr. Carroll attended Indiana University an4 Indiana Czntral College. ——————eeiesse—
Aleene Ward to Be Married Tonight
The marriage of Miss Aleene Bernadette Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Ward, 2621 Jacke son St., and Kénneth E. Beaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Bea-
Algonquin Riding Club Party Tonight
"An old-fashioned Valentine parly
will be given at the Algonquin Riding. Club tonight with a ‘program of games scheduled to follow a cov-!. ered dish dinner. will .appear in costume.
Several member's
Miss Louise Dickson will be in
ax, Miss Mary Ellen Willis and the
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{man, 1006 Ingomar Ave. will take i Place at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the
| Church. The Rev. Fr. Michael J. . Gorman will read the service, Attendants of the couple will be Mijss Mary Cunningham and H. E. Beaman, brother of the bridegroom. A reception at the home of the {bride’s parents. will follow the cereimony. Mr. and’ Mrs. Beaman will be at home after Sunday at 2623 {Jackson St, ;
Wedding Announced
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. French, 1818
charge of, games, Others assisting E. Ohio St., announce the marriage the entertainment chairmen, Mr. of their daughter, Mrs. Elsie May and Mrs. Harold S. Cheney, .are Wright, to Sergt. G. A. Rockwell, Mrs. sWilliam A. Hussey, Mrs. Fred | formerly of Ft. Benjamin Harriso
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about 10 twists in each ditection, and do not use too fast a cadence, : o ” "2
TAKE IT EASY AT FIRST
ASTLY for today let's bend a bit: From the same starting position as in the second. exercise above, . bend forward and touch the floor between your feet with the fingers of your left hand at the count of . ONE. Recover to the starting position at TWO. Do the same with your right arm at THREE. Recover to the starting position at FOUR. Keep your arms and legs straight and your arms in the plane of your shoulders throughout. The cadence should be slow. Repeat several times. Remember, do not overdo at first. Later on you can repeat any exercise as many times as you
. wish, your own condition govern-
«ing. As a rule, the more repeti-
and Rudolph Grosskopf. Operas with American themes will
be discussed by Mrs. Isaac Born and illustrated by Mrs. Mary Ellery Smith and Farrell Scott on a program arranged by Mrs. Louis E. Kruger. Mrs. O. L. Kranz 'will in-
panist will be Mrs. Scott. Solos and duets from operettas by Rudolf Friml, George Gershwin and Victor Herbert will be given. Mrs. William Hyde Pearl, president of the club, will head the receiving line, composed of ~ present: officers, Mesdames Clarence L. Kittle, Clarence J. Finch, Ralph Min-
nick, Hubert L. Wann and D. V. Lucas, and past presidents, Mesdames "Keenan, Robert Bruce Malloch, Charles W. Field, Clayton H. Ridge, George W. Warmoth, Ollah Toph, John Downing Johnson, Edward V. Mitchell and E. B. Thompson. . Decorations will be arranged by Mrs. William Polk, chairman, and Mrs. J. W. Coffey, co-chairman, of the social committee, assisted by Mrs. Harvey Hunter, Mrs. E. P. Haymaker and Miss Lucille Stewart. Mrs. L. E. Schultz is chairman ‘of the hospitality committee in charge of the reception. .
Mrs. Shideler Harpe will present a folk dance program before members of the MAGAZINE CLUB tomorrow in the Woman's Department Club. The Seventh District Federation of Clubs Chorus will sing. Hostesses will be Mesdames Frank Yarling, A. R. Tomlin and’ Russell Machael. . ign
A talk on “Communists in Our American Government at Washington” will be made by Mrs: Rudolph Grosskopf, president-elect of the Seventh District Federation of Clubs, at the WOMAN'S ROTARY CLUB Monday “following a - 12:30 o'clock luncheon in the Columbia Club. Mrs. Joan Johnson: Doriot is program chairman for the club.
The TRI-C CLUB. will give a dinner and card party tomorrow. at 6:30 Pp. m, in the Food Craft Shop.
Gamma Phi ‘Alphas Dance Is Saturday,
The regular business meeting of Alpha Chapter, Gamma Phi Alpha Sorority, will be held this evening at the home of Miss Eleanor Holmes, 426 N. Beville Ave. : The ticket committee for’ the Valentine dance to be given by the chap! Roof room will
report the committee
tonight. Miss
ers of ;| Delia. Spiel
troduce the singers, whose accom-|
Saturday at the "Indiana.
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CAPT. VICTOR KING is on duty at West: Point as Instructor in Military Gymnastics and Physical Culture. As a West Point cadet, Cant, King was an outstanding gymnastic ' athlete, and since his graduation in 1933, has been active in the Army’s physical training program. He is a member of the College Physical Educational Association. Capt. King has written this series of ‘11 articles outlining his favorite calisthenics, and this article is the first of the series.
tious, the greater the benefit, provided you have conditioned yourself gradually and do not repeat to exhaustion.
TOMORROW: Toward keeping your waistline down.
Tea Will Mark 46th Anniversary Of the Monday Club; Magazine Club Meets Tomorrow
Club programs announced today include an illustrated talk on American music and a folk dance presentaticn. The MONDAY CLUB’S 46th anniversary will be tea and musical program in Ayres’ auditorium Monday guests of the club will be Mrs. George Jaqua, Winchester, ‘and Mesdames Edward Poston, Fredrick Baiz, W. D.
labrated with a t 2 p. m. Honor
Keenan, Laura Ray, Frank Symmes
Bracken-Hull Nuptials Today The Rev. U. S. Clutton will read the marriage services at 7:45 o’clock tonight uniting Miss Bernice Hull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo C. Hull, 1432 E. New York St., and Henry C. Bracken, son of Mr."and Mrs. Charles Bracken, 7700 N. Michigan Road. : a Palms and ferns will decorate the altar of the Woodruff Place Baptist
Church for the ceremony. Preceding the rites, Mrs. ‘Walter Moulton will sing, accompanied by Miss Jeanette Vaughan, church organist. The bride will be given in marriage by her’ father, : y Preceding Miss Hull in the wedding procession will be her sister, Mrs. Thomas J. Molloy, matron of honor; another sister, Miss Laura Hull, and Miss Katie Bracken, sister of the bridegroom. Lou M. Bracken will be his brother's best man. Ushers will be Earl Hull, brother of the bride, and Max Robinson. Mrs. Molloy will wear’ yellow chiffon styled with a low. fitted waistline and short puff sleeves. Her flowers will be a bouquet of pink roses and gardenias in her hair. The bridesmaids will carry bouquets of red ‘roses and wear gardenias, Miss Hull with a pink chiffon gown and Miss Bracken with aqua blue. The bridal gown will be of white chiffon, fashioned with a basque waistline and leg o’ mutton sleeves.
and carry a bouquet of white roses. Gardenia corsages will be worn by the mothers of the couple. Mrs. Hull’s dress will be of aqua blue and Mrs. Bracken’s of navy blue.
& reception following: the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Bracken will be at home after a short wedding trip on East Drive, Woodruff Place. :
J To Attend Dance The Bellanaire Club met last night at the home of Miss Doris McDermitt to make final plans for attendance at the Fraternity-Sorority Sweetheart Dance tonight at the Murat Temple. - Vader” of
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Miss Hull will wear a finger-tip veil
The immediate families will attend
Mary A. Russe To Be Wed to Carroll Sipe
: Ceremony Will *Be At I A. C,
The immediate families and a few close friends will attend the wedding of Miss Mary Anne Russe to Carroll E. Sipe at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon in the Palm Room of the Indianapolis Athletic Club. A reception in the Green Room will follow the ceremony. . Miss Russe is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Russe, 4014 Carrollton Ave., and Mr. Sipe is the son of Mrs, J. C. Sipe, 5202 Grandview Drive. Palms, greenery and spring flowers
.|flanked by two seven-way candela-
bra will form an improvised altar
violinist, will play bridal music, in cluding “Cavalleria Rusticana” and the “Berceuse” from “Jocelyn.” The bride, given in marriage by her father, will wear a gardenia
| white Chantilly lace gown fashioned
on classic lines with a turnover collar at the high neckline and lacecovered buttons down the front. The molded lines of the frock are marked with shirring from neck to hipline and-across the low basque back
Bracelet length sleeves of the gown are built out at the shoulders and are fitted with shirred banding. The skirt forms a train. With .the costume the bride will wear a shoulder length face veil fashioned with a choir boy cap of matching lace caught with fresh orange blossoms. A small muff which she will carry is to be covered with orange blossoms and white orchids. Her only attendant, Miss Helena C. Sipe, sister of the bridegroom, will wear a faille frock with petal pink skirt, topped by a bodice of deep wine made with short, puffed sleeves and a sweetheart neckline. Her flawers will be rubrum lilies, freesias and spring flowers. Charles ‘B. Sipe will brother's best man. Mrs. Russe, mother of the bride, will be in military blue worn with freesias and roses. Mrs. Sipe will have rubrum lilies and white freesias with her turquoise blue gown. Mrs. Helena C. Brown, grandmother of Mr. Sipe, will be in black crepe and gardenias. After a short wedding trip, the couple will be at home March 15 at 1320 N. Delaware St. Miss Russe attended Indiana University and is a member of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority.
Jane Renard Honored
A round of parties brides-to-be busy these days. Miss Jane Renard, whose marriage to Walter J. Nolte will be at 2:30 p. m., Feb. 22, at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Renard, was to be honor guest at two showers today. This afternoon Mrs: Edwin Dunnington was to entertain in the Hunters’ Lodge of the Marott Hotel with a miscellaneous shower and this evening, Mrs. William B. Harbison and Mrs. James R. Noe will entertain at their homes, 3630 N. Meridian St., with a pantry shower. The Valentine motif was to be used in decorations for the shower this afternoon. Guests in addition to Miss Renard were to be her mother, Mesdames Donald W. DeHaven, Noe, Harbison, Harry Riddell, Richard V. Ware, Donald Un-
. |derwood and William Kingdon, Miss
Ruth Marshall and Miss Joan Casey. Attending the shower tonight will be Mesdames Renard, Ware, Riddell, Earl I. Larsen, Harry Boggs, William C. Harbison and L. P. Judd, Mrs.{ D. O. Thompson, Chicago, Misses Eileen White, Sally Hunt, ‘Mary Dunwoody, Marjory Pyke, Betty Ann Bashore, Jane Blake, Harriet Gerdts and Martha MecConnell.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis O'Connell, 4535 Marcy Lane, will entertain tonight at the La Salle Hotel in South Bend with a bridal dinner for their daughter, Ruth Elizabeth, and Timothy R. King of Youngstown, O. Mr. King is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. King of Niles, O. The couple will be married at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning in Our Lady’s Chapel of Sacred Heart Church at Notre Dame. Attending the dinner ' with the couple will be his parents and Mr. and Mrs. James Haley and John Flanigan, best man, all of Niles, O.; Miss Josephine Houlihan, Detroit, maid of honor; Mrs. John King, Pittsburgh; Howard Murdoch, usher, Miss Lucille Kinnerk and Miss Marie Joyce, South Bend; the Rev. Fr. Charles M. Carey, C. S. C., Notre Dame, and Miss Mary Patricia O'Connell, sister of the bride and junior bridesmaid.
Annah Core to Talk To Wy-Mo-Dau Club
Mrs. Annah E, Core will talk on “Schools Can Teach Democracy” Tuesday before the Wy-Mo-Dau Club. Hostesses will be the Mesdames Laura Werst, Earl Leonberger and Walden Vanosal. Mesdames Homer Hill, Emory W. Cowley and John Thornburgh will sing.
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FRIDAY, FEB. 14, 1941. Engagement Is Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Young, 1 W. 28th St., announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Paxton, of Chicago, to Durward Kirby, also of Chicago, the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kirby, 534 E. 61st St. She is a graduate of Tudor Hall School and attended Butler: University where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. Mr. Kirby attended Purdue - University.
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Children Eagerly Await 'Robin Hood" Ballet Feb. 22 at Caleb Mills Hall
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DICK HOOVER, Civic Theater impresario, and Mrs, Hoover will take a “postman’s” holiday a week from tomorrow. For one afternoon, Dick will forget a theater director’s problems—by going to the theater. : He and Peggy will attend the “Robin Hood” ballet to be sponsored by the Children’s Civic Theater at Caled Mills Hall. Also awaiting, more or less impatiently, the arrival of Feb. 22 are several groups of the ‘“youngér
element” about town. \ Charles. Fauvre, son’ of Mr. and Mrs. Irving M. Fauvre, will see the ballet with one of his young friends. Mrs. Thomas L. Green will take her grandchildren, Dick and Tom Lugar, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Lugar. In another group will be Mrs. Horaag A. Shonle with her ‘softs, John and Pete, Mrs. Paul R. Summers and her children, Jo Ann atid Jean, and Mrs. Howard E. Nyhart with her son, Danny, and his guest, Charles Culp. . The three children: of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur L. Appel, Wilbur, Margaret and Kenneth, will attend together. Mr. and Mrs. F: W. Christena’s children, Joann ‘and Robert, will hate as their guests Dick Besore and Shirley Rae Evans. ‘ $ Mrs. James A. Watson will take her daughter, Betty, to see “Robin Hood,” and Richard and Dale McLaughlin, children of the R. E. McLaughlins, also will attend, : In one party will be Mrs. Glenn B. Ralston and her children, Nancy Caroline and Glenn Jr., with their guest, Roy Bragg, and Mzs, Paul Moffett with her young daughter and son, Susan and Sonny. Mrs. Charles George, with her daughter Marjorie, and Mzis. Robert Bidlack, with her daughter Barbara, will be together at the performance. Mrs. Martin Ruth will take her nephew, Tommy Jenkins, to see the production. Large parties have heen planned by Mrs. Wayne Paulsen and Mrs. Arthur C€. Shea. Others holding reservations are Mesdames . Philip Reed, William L. Fortune, Myron J. McKee, Benjamin R, Turner Jr. Harold S. Cheney, G. W. Gustafson, Oren Pritchard, W. L. Howard, H. A. Caldwell,” H. J. Buttner, George Badger, Philip Adler, J. O. Ryrholm, John Roberts Jr. Louisa Richardt, Russell Sage, T. A. Kimberlin, Irving Palmer, Kenneth Lemons, D. H. Carter, Benjamin F. Hake, Harry Hobbs, T. F. McNutt, John L. Mutz, George R. Ross, William Garstang, Pearson Smith and Miss Pearl Glendenning. .
Shower in Shelbyville Honors Mary DePrez
MRS. WILLIAM SPIEGEL of Shelbyville is entertaining today in her home with a Valentine shower for Miss Mary Nading DePrez, whose marriage to Edward W. Harris Jr. of Muncie will be March 15, At the shower were to be Mrs. ‘Albert Zoller, mother of the bride-to-be, and the following guests from Indianapolis: Mesdames William O. Scott, James K. Northam, David Laurance Chambers Jr., Richard Dickson, John Kitchen, William Thompson, Gordon Culloden and Hamlin Welling, the Misses Betty ‘Iharp, Esther Jane Throckmorton and Helene Petri.
Invitations to Be Issued for Dance . :
“WILL YOU, WON'T YOU, will you, won't you join the dance?” asks the Junior Auxiliary to the Indianapolis Day Nursery in invie tations for its. “Alice in Wonderland” ‘Dance which will be placed in the mail this week-end. The dance will be March 1 at the Woodstock Club. The quotation from the bovk is carried below a pen and ink drawing of the Fish-Foctman and the Frog-I'ootman with an invitation as pictured in the book. Mrs. Paul B. Payne heads the invitations committee, assisted by Mesdames Thomas Billings, John Kitchen, Frederic D. Anderson, C. C. Schuetz, Wendell Hicks and Miss Patricia Eaglesfield.
Marilyn Brokaw FASHION OF To Be Wed. - [i THE WEEK:
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Church will be the scene, at 8:30 . Fashion Board p. m. today, of.tHe wedding of Miss ih oy. Marilyn Ann Brokaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'V.: S. Brokaw; to Charles Thomas Pugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude H. Pugh, 157 N.|} Vine St. ° ! The Rev. F. A. Pfleiderer, pastor of the church, will officiate at an altar decorated with “palms and candelabra ‘holding lighted tapers. ‘Mrs. Lora Lackey, organist, will play bridal airs and Mrs. R. J. McLandress will sing “Because” and “I Love You Truly.” : Entering alone, the bride will wear a powder blue sheer ensemble with navy hat and accessories and a corsage of roses. Her only attendant, Miss Betty Jean Loos, will be in|{dusty pink crepe worn with navy hat and accessories. ; Elmer Gehle will be best man and the bride's brothers, Robert and James Brokaw, will be ushers. A reception at the home of the bride's parents, 2350 N. Talbot St., will follow the ceremony, The couple will
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