Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1941 — Page 11

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PAGE 11

MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1941

Society—

Miss Ruth Lilly Is Married To Guernsey Van Riper Jr.

MR. AND MRS. JOSIAH K. LILLY JR. announce the marriage of their daughter, Ruth, to Guernsey Van Riper Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Guernsey Van Riper. The ceremony was performed Thursday in the Holy Trinity Church in Miami, Fla., where Mrs. Lilly and her daughter have been vacationing.

Tennis Exhibition Attracts Many

VYING FOR ATTENTION this evening with the opening performance of “Mrs. Moonlight” at the Civic Theater will be the tennis exhibition which the Auxiliary of the Indianapolis Orphans’ Home is sponsoring at the Butler University Fieldhouse. A number of parties have been arranged for both events. Among those at the Fieldhouse to see Alice Marble, Mary Hardwick, Don Budge and Bill Tilden “do their stuff” will be one including Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Krannert and their guests, Messrs. and Mes”~mes N. P. Schaefer, Philip Holton and John P. Holton. With Mrs. Linnaes C. Boyd in her nox will be her daughter, Mrs, W. R. Higgins and the latter's children. In another group will be Mr. and Mrs. William H. Krieg, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace O. Lee, Miss Betty Jean Davis and Mrs. Harold R. Woodruff of Cocoa, Fla. Dr. and Mrs. Byron K. Rust will have with them Dr. and Mrs, Paul Beard and Mrs. Grace Beard. With Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Cchuetz will be Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Payne. Another party will include Mr. and Mrs. Hobson Wilson, Mr, and Mrs. John E. Hollett, Miss Judith Preston and John Gwvnne. Mrs. Louis C. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. R. Norman Baxter and Edward K. Hawkins will form a party. With Mr. and Mrs. John B. Watson will be Mrs. Watson's mother, Mrs. Daniel Luten.

Civic to Entertain Special Guests

SPECIAL GUESTS at tonight's performance of Benn Levy's play at the Civie wiil be the board of directors and staft members of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Among those invited with their wives are Messis. and Mesdames C. D. Alexander, Meier S. Block, Louis J. Borinstein, Arthur V. Brown, James F. Carroll, Henry L. Dithmer, Howard T. Griffith, E W. Harris, A. J. Hueber, Tom Joyce, D. M. Klausmeyer, George A. Kuhn, W. I. Longsworth, Pau! L.. McCord, Paul Moffett. R. S. Norwood, George S. Olive, H. T. Pritchard, Paul Richey, James S. Rogan, James H. Ruddell, Carl H. Wallerich, S. C. Wasson, James S. Wat~ son, C. E. Whitehill, Edwara Zink, William H. Book, Myron R. Green, H. B. McNeely and Rov Steele, Dr. and Mrs. Norman Beatty, William Fortune, Henry Holt, Russel S. Williams, Sam Mueller and Carl Dortsch. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Efroymson will attend the opening with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Maschke., Mrs. Richard Efrovmson, who was in charge of collecting properties for the sets, will be in the audience with a group Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fisbeck will entertain at dinner tomorrow night for a group including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Branham, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Patterson and Dr. and Mrs. J. Conley Robinson, who will have a supper party after the performance. Among others with Tuesday reservations are Mrs. Berkley Duck Sr. Messrs. and Mesdames W. V. Kingdon. A. 1. Frankel, Farless Hewlett. A. W. Bowen, J. C Appel, Harry Hartley. Cornelius Helwig and EH Forry, Misses Alma Williams, Sara Sisson, Mildren Haber. Lois Hod-

Zin, Amy Keene Margaret Koch and Gertrude Rhoads

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For Indianapolis High School Girls and Their Mothers

Wednesday Afternoon at 2:30 o’Clock

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These Young Women Are Principals In Spring Rites

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1. Mrs. Audra Campbell of Shelbyville announces the engagement of her daughter, Willetta, 5824 Primrose Ave., Indianapolis, to Melvin Eugene Gorby, Indianapolis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gorby, SulliThe wedding will be June 7. (Pratt Photo.) 2 Miss Betty Riley, niece of Gail C. Turner, 4724 Carrollton Ave. will be married to David S. Denham, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Denham, 2615 N. Gale St, at 7:30 p. m., Saturday in the First Baptist Church. (Photo Craft Photo.) 3. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kervan, 3240 Ruckle St, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Ann Marie, to Charles Robert Young, son of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Young, 2837 Robson St. The wedding will be May 30 in the St. Joan of Arc Rectory. (W. Hurley Ashby Photo.) 4. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey C. Grove Jr. are at home at 2059 N, Alabama St. Mrs. Grove was Miss Denzel Moffitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Silas C. Moffitt of Carmel before her marriage Feb. 21.

(Photoreflex Photo.) Alpha Chi Omega Sorority.

BP. W. Plans |Bridal Attendants Will Be To Induct 36 Guests of Miss Carson; Thirty-six new Business and Pro- Estelle Sider to Be Married

J nN n rs Of | oe I An engagement announcement shares ners Pah the regular meeting Thursday. Pre- parties and a wedding announcement in today’s brigs Lath Rev 7 at 10 o'clock this morning sented bv Miss Genevieve Brown Miss Mary Frances Carson, Whose _marriage Se as 29 | Luncheon was to be served at membership chairman, they will be| Will be Saturday at Greencastle, will give a lunch n e gn noon. Mrs. Willis Jones was to give inducted with readings of the em- [the Columbia Club for her bridal attendants Appoinimerts will the invocation and Miss Mvrtle hlem service by the executive com-| In the bridal colors of jonguil, camellia and bud green Johnson, Washington High School itt ; Guests will be Miss Jane Ma- | |dean of girls, was to be the guest

mittee, a 1 ; _|honey, maid of honor, and herit : wavy 2 speaker this afternoon The group Includes Mesdames mother, Mrs. D. P. Mahoney, Sioux | Liter ary C lub Will The Colonial Chorus of WashingMiss Bettve Shoop. |

Marie Baker Conklin, Ruth Anne .. 4 n thar ity, lowa a 111 Ivey {ton High School, in costume, was Cianhgam, Sige A our bridesmaid. and ner mother, Mrs ‘Heat Julius Birge lto sing. Hostesses for the afternoon OD ee: = j FRYER, G. A. Shoop, Sandusky, O.; Mrs. | were to be Mrs. T. V. Petranoff C Ie vale. Getnerine Milley za George Straub Diener. matron of | Julius Birge will read a paper on chilrman. Mrs. B.C. Ball. co-chgir-BI & rec a TH ‘Todd, |ponor. Cincinnati. and her mother Mr. Justice Holmes” before the man Mesdames Ethel Gatewood, Lettie rel I ty Misses | MTS Paul T. Hurt; Mrs. W. W. Indianapolis Literary Club meeting Lloyd Pottenger. A. M S SSeS : BT Be ho Barton | Carson, Greencastle, mother of the (his evening in the clubrooms in Michael Haney, Frank Lee and An- ) dere | bride-to- [S : ’ | * McRoa Chloe Burris, Madge Cathcart, Mar- | Riide-to-be: Bre J I. HaliOl the D. A. R. Chapter House [thionyl Hoe garet E. Davison, Idyl Evans, Min- i bottess: ard Mr. 8 H Swink Mr. Birge replaces Frederick E Cl b to Elect nie BR. Folgerth. Lucile A. Gwyn, Graniteville, S. C,, an aunt. Matson, who originally was sched- | uh to fuléc uled to speak. Mr. Matson. wha| Election of officers and a visit

\ , SS esnej- 3 ' ’ Marianne amen Pipe Reha) Mr. and Mrs. Carson will give a man, Beatrice Joiner, Eloise UR" bridal luncheon Saturday at the with Mrs. Matson has been spend- the Scottish Rite Cathedral

hardt, Mildred McKay, Bertha H.| Mallory, Maxine E. Mertz, Helen] Miller, Nellie Jordan Owen, Enid | Peirce, Mary Reese, Minnie Richey. | Josephine Riley, Genevieve Shadley, Gladys Shaw. Mary Ellen Sullivan and Martha Yeager.

I 5. A June 1 wedding will be that of Miss Mary Catherine Preston, | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Preston, 731 W. 31st St.,, to Kenneth W. Coers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Coers of Shelbyville. The service will be performed in the First Baptist Church. (RamosPorter Photo.) 6. Miss Louise Carder, daughter of Mrs. Louise Carder, gaged to Roy Levens Derrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Granville Derrett. (Holland Photo.) %. Mrs. George Pfeilschifter was Miss Elizabeth Stienecker before her marriage March 8. Mrs. Pfeilschifter is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stienecker, 5515 Bluff Road. (Photoreflex Photo.) 8 Mrs. James A. Johnson, 4210 N. Illinois St, announces the approaching marriage of her daughter, Betty Lou, to Donald G. Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Hamilton, 1503 N. Drexel Ave. The wedding will be May 30. Both Miss Johnson and Mr. Hamilton attended Butler University, where the bride-to-be was a member of (Photo Craft Photo.)

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Municipal Gardens Club Elects Today

Election of officers {held by the Municipal | Woman s Department Club today at the clubhouse on Lafayette Road. Mrs. Roscoe Conkle, presi-pre-nuptial | dent. opened the business meeting

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Kappa Kappa Gamma House in Greencastle, wedding will tage place. Guests with the couple will be Dr. and Mrs. Hurt. parents of the | bridegrooin-to-be: Miss Shoop, Miss Mahoney and Mis. Diener: the { britiegroom’s attendants, Mr. Diener, {Robert R. Dyer of Hammond, he | Lieut Joseph N. Myers of Ft. Knox a Ky., and Charles H. Klamer; Di Sipura Dy Sigua Lanhos Lu ana Mrs. Clyde E. Wildman of > i er Greencastle, Mrs. J. L. Carson, Mrs at 8 p. m. todav with Miss Doroth) Mahoney and Mrs. Swint Miller, 1428 N. Dearborn St.

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Entertaining tomorrow at home with a luncheon for Betty Hamerstadt will be Misses Rarbara and Margo Sheerin. Miss | Hamerstadt's marriage to Paul W. Scheuring will be Apri] 26. Invited guests are the bride-to-be’s mother, Mrs. William D. Ham-! erstadt; her sister, Miss Mary Jane Hamerstadt Mrs Charles E Scheuring, mother of the prospective bridegroom; Mrs. William J Hamerstadt, Mrs. Doherty Sheerin, mother of the Misses Sheerin; Misses Betty Tharp, Harriet Holmes Jane Snyder, Katherine Gartland and Laura Sheerin. | on ” ”n of Miss Estelle Logansport, to son of Mr. and

“he engagement Gertrude Sider Stanley S. Valinet, Mrs. Arthuir Valinet, 4045 N. Meridian St... is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Sider, Logansport. | The wedding date has not been set, Miss Sider attended Indiana University. Mr. Valinet is a graduate of Indiana. | ” ” F

| Mrs. Anna Moore, 19 N. Oniental St.. announces the marriage of hei voungest daughter. Mildred Louise to Owen Amick, 10 N. Arsenal Ave. | The ceremony was read at 1:30 p. m. Saturday in the Calvary BaptChurch rectory by the Rev William O. Breedlove, pastor. Mr and Mrs. C. H Chasteen, bhrother-in-law and sister of the bride, were attendants. The couple will be at | home here. ” » = | Miss Theresa Keach will entertain tomorrow at her home, 4311 Broadway. with a breakfast for Miss Marian Dreiss who is to become the bride of Thomas L. Riddick in a ceremony at the Indianapolis Athletic Club May 10 | Miss Dreiss is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tib Dreiss, 4619 N. Pennsylvania St., and Mr. Riddick is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Riddick of Williams Creek Estates.

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An exhibition of 395 models representing the entire United States fleet . . . aircraft carriers, battleships, submarines, destroyers, cruisers . . . all assembled in one spot on

Ayres’ Second Floor.

| | Ra —_ | 3 : 1 | ‘Dance Is Tomorrow | A dance and card party will be! (given by the O-Dell Club at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow at the 50-50 Club, 211 N. Delaware St.

| ! | Chapter to Meet | Beta Chapter, Omega Phi Tau | Sorority, will meet at the Hotel Lincoln at 8 p. m. Wednesday.

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Reservations For Musicale Are Numerous

Rise Stevens to Sing Here Wednesday

Numerous reservations have been made for the dinner and concert at which the Indianapolis Matinee Mu- | isicale will present Rise Stevens, Metropolitan Opera Company mezzo-| soprano, Wednesday night at Ayres’ auditorium.

The Musicale will follow the] 6:30 p. m. dinner at Ayres’ tearoom before the concert. | Miss Stevens recently returned from a tour of the leading cities of | South America and has appeared as| guest soloist on the Ford Sunday | Evening Hour. Reservations have been made by! Messrs. and Mesdames Clyde E. Titus, James M. Ogden, Claus H.| Best, William H. Morrison, Bernard Batty, A. H. Taylor, Howard Stitt, | Leroy Kahler, Ernest L. Barr, Frank | Selmier, Wendell Coler, Robert o.| Bonner, James H, Lowry, James E.| Lowry, Elwood C. Rogers, Henry L. Patrick and J. H. Trunkey; Drs. and | Mesdames C. W. Dicks, Robert W.| Blake, Henry S. Leonard and Mark | Mothersill; Mesdames Charles Yar-| brough, James M. Pearson, Clair| McTurnan, C. A. Brockway, Mildred Jarvis, Norman Ce Knode, Carl H. Irrgang, Paul Dor(sey, William A. Devin and George | Steinmetz; Misses Zillah Worth, | | Florence Kittle and Nell Welshans land William Steinmetz Dr. and Mrs. Paul T. Hurt will { have as their guests Mr, and Mrs | William Wallace Carson and daugh[ter, Mary Frances, of Greencastle; Mrs. G. A. Shoop and daughter, Bettye, Sandusky, O.; Mrs. D. P Mahoney and daughter, Jane, Sioux City, Iowa; Mrs. J. L. Carson, Spart- | ansburg, 8. C.: Mrs. 8. H. Swint,] Graniteville, S. C., and Mrs. George {Straub Diener, Cincinnati. Others making reservations are | Dr. and Mrs. C. A. McPheeters; Dr {and Mrs. Roy Ewing Vale, Messrs {and Mesdames Edgar J, Ellsworth, Carl H. Hull, O. E. Steinkamp, { Charles Gustafson, Hollie A. Shide[ler, Robert Drake, Harry Moore, {Mahlon Addington, Edwin Pattison, c M. Calbert, Jack Shaw, Robert

Blackman and Frank Billeter: {Mesdames Frederick Taylor, Ora { Pierson, J. B. Howell, Edward Gardner, Paul Lawall, Frank Boles Preston Highley, Arthur Madison, Paul Whipple, Natalia Conner, Harry Schaaf and A. R. deTartas and Miss Rosalind Solomon | The club will have as its guests [members of local newspaper staffs Mrs. Florence W. Long, Miss Kathrvn Pickett, Miss Rosemary Red(ding. Corbin Patrick, Walter Whitworth, Herbert Kenny Jr. and Fremont Power, and Mrs. Patrick and Mrs. Kenny

Offic er tn Be Guest Mrs. John R. Sentney, national!

president of Alpha Omicron Alpha | Sorority, will be a guest of Alpha

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See the U. S. NAVY in Miniature

The 1940 fighting fleet of the U. S. A. con-

sisted of 371 warships.

when the United States moved toward the realization of a two-ocean navy, one aircraft

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Hortense Huckleberry is chairman of the ways and committee of the Fourth Ward Women's Republican Club, which is sponsoring a card party next Friday at 8 p. m, in the Marott Hotel. By arrangement with the local branch of Bundles for Britain, a percentage of the proceeds will go to Bundles for Britain work.

[.U. Women’s

Conterence Set

BLOOMINGTON April 14 —A conference on feminine frontiers for Indiana University women and their guests will open here toe night with an annual supper for senior women and an address by Dr. Mary Ritter Beard, historian and leader of women's movements, Dr. Ritter will talk in the new Music Hall on the campus on “New Reaches of the Mind for Women.” Tomorrow's sessions will feature talks by experts in women's fields, Meetings will be in Alumni Hall, Included on the program is a talk on marriage and personal relations in the defense program by Mrs, Davis B. McCarn, counselor of women at Northwestern University. A panel discussion on the effect of the defense program on the homemaker will be led by Miss Mary Crawford of the I. U. home economics department Participants will include Mrs. Walter S. Greenough, Indianapolis, on responsibil ities of citizens; Mrs. Portia Spray, Nashville, and Mrs. Robert Sane ders, Bloomington, on cultural responsibilities of the homemaker, and Mrs. Cornelia Vos Christenson, Bloomington, the homemaker as a consumer and buyer At the afternoon meeting, Dr Isabel King Wallace, vocational and placement officer for women in the will speak on women and jobs in 1841 Mrs. Mildred H. Wirt, Gary, will lead a panel discussion of frontiers in ed= ucation for women The particie pants will include Miss Eva Pring, guidance officer in the Bloomington High Schnol; Miss Mary B. Orvis, executive secretary, I. U Extension | Center, Inaianapolis; Mrs. Kath{erine DD. Ingle. dean of women at the University of Cincinnati, and ! Di. Beatrice Geiger, head of the | I. U. department of home economics, Mrs. McCarn will discuss training

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