Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1941 — Page 4
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Sets June 7 as Date g to Durward Kirby
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JUNE 7 HAS BEEN SET as the date for the wedding of Miss Mary Paxton Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Young, 1 W. 28th St.. to Durward Kirby, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kirby, 534 E. 61st St. The ceremony will be at noon in the Indianapolis Athletic
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mairon of honor and Harold Klaine, man. William Eversman, Effiingham, serve as ushers. bridegroom-to-be are in radio work in ator and star of the “Wishing Well” program a staff announcer with the National Broadcasting
Miss Young was graduated from Tudor Hall School and attended But University where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, Mr, Kirby attended Purdue University. = 2 ” 8 2 ”
» Is /illlam J. Hogan will entertain Tuesday at her home, Rolling lls Farm in Traders Point, with a luncheon and kitchen shower for Miss Mary Stewart Kurtz and a few of her friends. Miss Kurtz is to become the bride of Gordon E. Hall, Detroit, on May 10. The ceremony will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Hastings Fiske in Brendonwood : is, the daughter of Mrs. Stewart H. Kurtz and Mr. Hall is Mrs. J. Emmett Hall of Indianapolis.
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Christamore Aid Names Show Committees
COMMITTEES for Chirstamore Aid Society's sponsorship of 11th annual Arlington Horse Show June 11 to 14 at the R. H. bles were appointed this week by Mrs. Jean Black and William Henley Mooney, ways and means committee co-
the society undertakes a project to raise funds for e summer camp of Christamore Settlement House at Tickets for this year’s project go on sale next week. airmen appointed are Mrs. R. Kirby Whyte, program; Barnes, ticket sales; Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus, ushers, Frances Kearby, project treasurer n n 2 5 n » : of the five children’s riding tournaments conducted annually at the R. H. Brown Stables by Mrs. Margaret Abraham Feore will be held May 9 Mrs. Feore will go to St. Louis Wednesday to serve as judge for the Maryville College Horse Show opening that day and continuing through the following Sunday. 8 » 2 » ” 5 Francis Huston entertained with a tea yesterday at the Propylaeum in honor of Mrs. Willlam A. Bowers, field secretary of Milwaukee-Downer College in Milwaukee. Among the guests were alumnae of the college.
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Orchard School Study Group to Meet
“DEMOCRACY AND THE CHILD” will te Mrs. Donalc Jamesubject when she talks at a meeting of Orchard School Study Group II at 1:15 p. m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Guy A, Wainwright, 4139 N. Capitol Ave The group includes mothers of children in the second through sixth grades. Invitations also have been sent to mothers of junior high tudents by Mrs. Elvan Y. Tarkington, study group chairman.
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Prepare for Civic Theater Ball
THE SWISHING OF PAINT BRUSHES soon the Civic Theater as Mrs. E. Hardey for the Civic Theater's "Night decorations for the dance Miss Betty Bertermann, assist Mrs. Adriance in her labors for the event Indianapolis Athletic Club next Saturday night. Carl Tavlor and his Taylormade music from Dayton, O., will add to the fiesta atmosphere with music featuring rhumba, tango and Conga rhythms. Mrs. William G. Sparks headed the committee choosing the orchestra. Costuming for the annual party is optional, according to Miss Irving Moxley, general chairman. Walter McKinsey is chairman of the concessions which will be set up to add a carnival Margaret Trombley Gerard, a palm analyst, will be stationed In one of the booths, also to include a photographer, peanut vendor and other concessionaires. Numerous dinners and informal parties are being arranged before the dance.
Attend Children's Theater Play
SPECIAL GUESTS at the Children’s Civic Theater performance of “The Seven Little Rebels” tomorrow will be winners of a contest to provide special health posters for the set. These children from the John Herron Art School Saturday morning art class include Patricia Peat, Sue Frenzel, Marilyn Kimberlin, William Insley, Gilbert Jacobs and Nancy Isles who were assisted in the painting by School 41 pupils. "The show was to open this morning with a special performance for children from the Zionsville Baptists Home, Indianapolis Day Nursery, Mayer Chapel, Evangelical Lutheran Home, Park Board recreation department and School 2. The afternoon performance was to be at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. G. N. Ross this afternoon was to take her daughter, virginia Ann, with Mrs, E. J. Braman and her children, Carolyn Clifton and Timmie. Additional reservations for today included those of Patricia Baker, Mildren McIntire, Lillian Barker, Bill Lally, Carolyn Green, Mesdames J. J. Cole, Jack Godfrey, Joseph Matthews, Alexander Thomson, Charles Rose, Gordon Sutton and Charles Compton. Others with reservations for tomorrow are Mesdames R. Norman Baxter, P. G. Beck, R. E. Bitner, R. J. Boatman, Almon Coble, M. B. Dalton, William G. Davis, Horace Goheen, G. W. Gustafson, O. H. Mass, Kent Macy, A. K. Scheidenhelm, Sidney Sullivan, John 1,. Thorngren, E. Lowell Weir, Richard Wright, Miss Pearl Glendenning, Fritz Albershardt, Joan Christena, Marie Daniel and Gloria Ann Suess. Tickets are available at the Civic box office 1847 N. Alabama St.
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Scheuring-Hamerstadt Rite Performed at Bride's Home; Couple to Take Trip South
The Rev. George S. Southworth, rector of the Episcopal Church of the Advent, will officiate at the wedding of Miss Katherine Lizette Hamerstadt to Paul Wertz Scheuring at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon at the home of the bride's parents, sr. and Mrs. William D. Hamerstadt. The house will be decorated throughout with hydrangeas, yellow calla lilies and ivy. At the outside entrance will stand boxed trees, vy, ferns and the hydrangeas and lilies. | The wide mantel of the library|prown accessories and an orchid fireplace will be decorated with the| soysage. The couple will be at home same flowers end greenery and the| aster May 15 at 3726 N, Meridian pathway of the bride will be marked St.
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ceiling. The ceremony will be read in New York and Mr, Scheuring before a background of palms,|attended the University of Pennhuckelberry foliage and cibotium!| Sylvania and was graduated from ferns arranged at one side of the Butler University. Miss Hamerstadt room ; is a member of the Junior Auxiliary : to the Indianapolis Day Nursery. Entering on the arm of her father of have . Ere who will give her in marriage, the Out of Jown Buesls at the cere : ill wear a white marquisette | mony will be the bride’s aunts, Mrs. bride SI wes int | J. C. Meyer and Miss Bertha Hamand Chantilly lace, the underskirt | ©. Latavette and Mr. and of the frock banded with blue rib-| Mrs Ray Zindar., West De Pe bon. The dress has a high neck- | (ors: ndar, West De Pere, line and long, full sleeves. 18 She is to wear a fingertip length veil of illusion with a cap and halo
of Chantilly lace. Her flowers will James Logan to Wed be a cascade arrangement of white! Richmond Girl
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Sister Is Attendant Miss Dorothy Hagie of Richmond has announced Saturday, June 14, Her only attendant, her sister as the date of her marriage to James Mary Jane, will wear a blue mar-|yogan, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. quisette and lace frock matching pagan, 21 W. 42nd St. The wedding the blue touches on the bridal 80Wn. | jj] be in the home of her parents, The dress, made with lace bodice py and Mrs. F. E. Hagie, and will be and full marquisette skirt, has|goiowed by a reception at the Forbracelet length sleeves and a sweet-| act Hills Country Club. heart neckline. She will carry a| a graduate of Northwestern Unibouquet of spring flow ers with Pink | versity, Miss Hagie is a member of and blue predominating. | Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. Mr, LoMiss Mary Spalding, harpist, and | oq was graduated from Indiana John Detroy will play a program of yy ;versity, where he was captain bridal airs before the ceremony. Sof the 1939 football team and a The bridegroom, son of Mr. and ,,qpper of the 1940 All-Star footMrs. Charles E. Scheuring, Will be jy. team which played last Septemattended by his brother, Ghatles ber in Chicago. He is now a student R. Scheuring, best man, an 1€ | ; bride's brothers, John R. and Wil-|at the Indiana University Medical
Center. liam J. Hamerstadt, ushers. Ya, itd iia Mrs. Hamerstadt, mother of the| bride, will wear turquoise crepe] A. C. A. Cl ub to M eet and a purple-throated white orchid.| Mrs. C. J. Ancker will talk on With her pale blue crepe, the bride-|*“The Pan-American Union” to groom’s mother will have a pink|members of the A. C. A. Club, meetorchid with purple throat. ing for a 12:30 o'clock luncheon Monday at Catherine's Tearoom. Reception Follows | Hostesses will be Mrs. N. D. RichAt the reception following the ardson and Mrs. Wilbur Washburn. ceremony, the bridal table will be Reports of recent Indianapolis decorated with Iupines and pink | Council of Women and Seventh Dissnapdragons. As she leaves for atrict Federation of Clubs meetings motor trip south, the bride will|will be given by Mrs. Trevor R. wear a pecan brown wool costume|Geddes and Mrs. Vaughn Cooke, resuit with white pique accents, a spectively. Mrs. Brewer T. Clay blue hat banded in the pecan brown, will preside.
Joan Grittey Is Married
Times Special DANVILLE, Ind. April 26—The home of Dr. and Mrs. Carl Hayes Griffey here was the scene, at 10 o'clock this morning, of the wedding of their daughter, Tirzah Joan, to Robert C. Barnett, son of John M. Barnett, also of Danville. The single ring ceremony read by the Rev, Anderson before the immediate families and a few close friends. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore her traveling costume of powder blue with beige accessories. Mrs. James Cox, Lebanon, the bride’s sister, and Richard Barnett, brother of the bridegroom, were the only attendants. After a wedding trip through the East Mr. and Mrs. Barnett will live in Danville. Guests from Indianapolis included Mr. and Mrs. H, F. Griffey. - The bride is a graduate of Central Normal College and a member of Psi Chi Omega and Tri Kappa Sororities. Mr. Barnett attended Purdue University and is a member of Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity.
Party Will Benefit Police Pension Fund
A benefit card party for the Police Pension Fund will be given Monday at 2 p. m, in Ayres’ auditorium by the Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Indianapolis Police Department. Committees in charge include: Mrs. Forest Allison and Mrs. J. J. O'Neal, ways and means; Mrs. E. H. Kruse and Mrs. Robert L. Bat, bridge; Mrs. Walter Claffey and Mrs. Herman Rademacher, tickets. Other general committee members are Mesdames Clifford J. Richter, Donald Bushong, Charles Garringer and Louis Fossati. Euchre and bunco will be played.
Miss Ammsworth Honored
Miss Mary T. Shannon, 1401 N. Pensylvania St, will entertain tomorrow afternoon in honor of Miss Imogene Ainsworth. Guests will be Mesdames C. R. Jackson. William H. Dudley, C. B. Kendall, F, W. Nordsiek and Colon Childress. Mrs. Mary ©. Anderson will assist her i
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6 1. Mrs. Burford Danner is assisting her husband with arrangements for a colt show to be sponsored by the Indiana Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association, May 11, on the grounds of the Algonquin Riding Club. Mr. Danner is chairman of the arrangements committee, She is
shown with a colt out of one of the brood mares belonging to the Danners, (Hibben Photo.)
2. Mrs. C. B. Bohner appears as a Mexican flower girl in a native costume which she will wear to the Civic Theater's “Night In Mexico” Ball, May 3, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. (Ehrich Photo.)
3. Mrs. C. Walter Spalding (center), captain, and her team, the New York Yankees, lead other teams reporting on ticket sales this week for the annual Garden Tour sponsored by the Park School Mothers’ Association. Mrs. William E. Tinney (right) heads the Boston Red Sox, which were in fifth place, and Mrs. A. K. Scheidenhelm (left), pinch-hitting for Mrs. Maurice Johnston, and the Cincinnati Reds were sixth,
4. Mesdames Frank L. Fisher, Rolly W. Fitch and D. Lee Andrews (left to right) are presidents of White Cross Guild chapters, They will be among hostesses for the annual luncheon of the guild, May 12, at the Columbia Club,
5. The Panhellenic Council will give a party on May 16 at the Meridian Hills Country Club for the benefit of its scholarship fund. Assisting with plans are (left to right) the Mesdames Wayne C. Kimmel, Willis C. Lincoln and Graeme B. Supple.
6. Miss Gloria Backer will be a featured entertainer at the Mexican Fiesta which the Irvington dancing classes of Mrs. William Byram Gates will give fonignt in the Irvington Masonic Temple.
List Personnel For Horse Show
Donors and sponsors for the secfond annual spring horse show of |the Junior Horsemen's Association May 24 and 25 at the Algonquin Riding Club have been announced, Among them are Messrs. and Mesdames Donald N. Test, A, Hast= ings Fiske, Frank J. Hoke, Oscar B. Perine, William E. Munk and August C. Bohlen, Misses Bettie and Mary Anne Pearce, Patricia Doud, Audrey L. Pugh and Mary Ellen Willis, Bon O. Aspy, Verne K. Reeder, John B, Stokely, Willis E. Kuhn, George J. Marott, Are thur Lyday, R. H. Brown, HerflJones Jewelry Co. and Arlington Market, Proceeds of the show will be pre sented to the physiotheraphy ward of the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has asked the group to present its trophy for good hands and seat, along with the Maclay trophy for hunter seat and the American Horse Show Association medal for junior members. Winners of these trophies will be eligible to enter the good hands and seat classes at the International and National horse shows at Chicago and New York. As a result of its recent affiliae tion with the American Horse Show Association, the juniors will present the first Mid-West show in 16 years to be licensed by the AH: 8 A Committee personnel for the show includes: Entries — Miss Marilyn Richards and Miss Ann Cantwell, co-chairmen, and Miss Kathline Taylor; prizes — Miss Mary Lyday, chairman, and Miss Jane Abraham; trophies — Miss Mary Anne Pearce and.Miss Frane ces Bloch, co-chairmen; grounds— William H. Jarrett Jr. and Russel S. Williams Jr., co-chairmen, Wile liam McCullough, Jerry Carlon and John Miller. Box seat sales—Miss Alice Boo« zer and Miss Patricia Doud, coe chairmen, Misses Nancy Hoke, Caroline Crom, Geqrgia White, Mary Harrell, Caroline McCoun, Virginia Spiegal, Betty Koss, Nancy Chatfield, Ethel Janet White and Betsy Goodwin; advertising— Miss Marlou Hyatt and Miss Sue Reeder, co-chairmen, Misses Ann Kennedy, Betsy Viet and Pat Mce Connaughay. Barn—Robert Perine and Robert Bonham, co-chairmen, and John Spaulding; entertainment — Miss Cantwell, chairman, Misses Cynthia Test, Sally Stokely and Hyatt: publicity—Bob Perine and Miss Delores Covert, co-chairmen, Misses Doud and Kennedy.
Miss Hubbard Hostess
The B. V. D. Club will meet ag 7:30 p. m. Monday at the home of Miss Margaret Ann Hubbard.
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