Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 May 1941 — Page 5

\ White: Ww cd Louise Baker.

‘Rev, Kendall will ;

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Read Service

the marriage service ‘uniting }

ker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Baker and Mr, White's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel .. White. The altar will be decorated with palms, candelabra and vases of peonies. Mrs. Russell Paxton, organist, will play a program of bridal airs and the bride's brother, John Wil

The Rev. L. H. Kendall will read]

liam Baker, will sing “Until” and

“Ah, Sweet” Mystery of Life.” * The bride, wha will be given in marriage by her father, will wear a gown of lace and mousseline de soie, fashioned with a full skirt, Jong train and apron of Chantilly lace. Her fingertip veil of illusion, trimmed with Alencon lace will be attached to a coronet of pearls. She will have a small Howat of pink ‘Toses and sweetpeas. 3

Attendants

The brides . attendants will be § Miss Vera Sudbrock, maid of honor, ; and the

gowns will be of four shades of pink chiffon, fashioned with sweetheart necklines, shirred bodices and short puffed sleeves. They will have small bouquets of white carnations and wear butterflies of pink tulle in their hair. Max White will be his brother's best man. Warren Moberly, Jack Hunter and Ha®ry Marshall will usher. : The bride’s mother has chosen a light blue lace gown with white accessories and a corsage of pink roses and sweetpeas for the service. Mrs. White will wear a black sheer ‘with white accessories and corsage of white flowers. A reception ‘at the Baker home will follow. On their return fr. a wedding trip, the couple will at home at 2115 N. New Jersey St. Both the bride and bridegroom attended Butler University where she ‘was a member of Alpha Chi Omega and he was affiliated with S "Chi. Mr. White was graduated from indiana Law School. .

McKee Chapel

Wedding Scene [seis

The wedding of Miss Katherine Mewhinney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Mewhinney, 2901 Station St., to William Smith, son of Mrs. Ray R. Hodgdon, 5235 Carrollton Ave. will take place tomorrow afternoon at 3: 30 o'clock in McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle

Presbyterian Church. : Preceding the ceremony, Miss Bernice Sturm will play bridal airs & on the violin. The Rev. Stewart W. * Hartfelter will read the service before an altar decorated with palms and flanked with. candelabra and + vases of white flowers. = Attendants will be Miss Doris Driggs, maid of honor; Mrs. Walter Geisler, cousir of the bride, bridesmaid; Jack Millar, best man, and as ushers Leslie Graham and Robert Mewhinney, brother of the Page Miss Mewhinney’s bridal gown will .be of white marquisette with a yoke and a waistband of Valenciennes lace. It will be styled win a small collar, buttons down the front and a full skirt. Her fingertip veil of marquisette- will be attached to a crown of small white flowers. The bride will carry a white prayer book covered with gardenias and bound with narrow satin ribbon. 2 Turquoise marquisette will form Miss Drigg’s gown made with a tight basque, sweetheart neckline, ); hort puffed sleeves and a full skirt, © Mrs. Geisler’s similar frock will be of yellow. Both will wear flower hats tied with velvet ribbon and will carry Colonial bouquets of pastel flowers tied with streamers to match their dresses.

white accessories and a corsage of gardenids and roses. Mrs. Hodgd mother of the bridegroom, will have a similar corsage with a blue crepe dress and white accessories. - For the wedding trip following a 8 reception in the Mewhinney home, the bride will wear a beige and green print dress with a brown gacket and brown and white accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will be at home next week at 245 W. 38th St., Apartment 104.

Alpha Omicron Alpha Soro

F ederation of Jewish Clubs

Plans Luncheon],

Mrs. David Liatvey will be installed as the new president of the Federation of Jewish Women's Clubs at the annual luncheon and closing meeting Tuesday a. noon in

the Chateau Room of the Claypect

Hotel. Preceding her installation she wil report on a social service meeting held in Chicago last week to repre-

sentatives of organizations through-|

out the state. ‘ On the program arranged by Mrs.

8. C. Bodner will be a cutting from|

“Our Town” (Wilder) presented by Miss Betty Goodrich and William Roerich of the Burton-Daggett Co: now playing at Keith’s Theater.

igria | Mrs. Paul Dorsey, soprano, will sing,

accompanied by Mrs. . Dorothy Knight Greene. Mrs. Isaac Born will preside at a business session and call for brief reports from presidents of all affiliated groups. Committees in charge are: Mrs. Herman Chalfie, tickets, by Mesdames Art Rose, David Rosenberg and Morris Fivel; Mrs. old I. Platt, arrangements; Mrs. ur Fairbanks, decorations; Mrs. M. D. Barnett, publicity, and Mrs. Louis Rappaport, reservations. The pulls is invii

Cancer Army. Heads to Meet

Officers of the Women’s Field Army of the American Society for Control of Cancer, Indiana division, have been called to a meeting at the Claypool Hotel Friday, when reports of the 1941 enlistment campaign will be heard. Mrs. Isaac Born, Indiana commander, issued the call. The meeting will start at 10:30 o'clock and ‘continue at a luncheon in the Chateau Room. Mrs. John Speed Harvey of Huntington, W. Va., a deputy commander of the national fleld army in charge of this district, will be honor guest and luncheon speaker. : Mrs. Ronald Hazen, Indianapolis commander, and Mrs. E. M. Dill of Plainfield, Seventh District ‘commander, will be hostesses, assisted by other officets of the Indianapolis army. Mrs. Paul Jock and Mrs. John D. Welch will provide instrumental music. At the moriig meeting, special reports will be made by Mrs. Orville Hooker of Marion, Grant County captain; Mrs. R. B. Stewart of West Lafayette, Tippecanoe County captain, and Mrs. W. W. Barlow of Anderson, Madison County captain, who have made distinguished records. Mrs. Beryl Showers Holland of Bloomington, state deputy commander, also will be cited for distinguished service. °

Mrs. Klepfer Hostess

Mrs. Keith Klepfer, 2845 Central Ave., will be hostess at 8 p. m. Tuesday for ‘Alpha Chi oY apr,

JANE JORDAN

: DEAR JANE JORDAN—1 am a when I was 15 and had a son when

girl of 18 years. I was married 3 I was 16.. It was not long after

the baby was born until my husband got to running around and

leaving me at home. At the time and did not get along s0 very well.

we were staying with his folks Then we went to my folks to

stay. My husband would not try to find any work, so they said

they. just could not keep us and we divorce and now my folks Rave love him and it will be th - EE To the Sms I have fallen in love with him. married again or go back to my

asked e same thing

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Wilma Schakel To Be Married

A candlelight service tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the Trinity "Evangelical Lutheran Church will solemnize the marriage of Miss Wilma Mae Schakel, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William|:

Herbert Ernest Beineke. The bridegroom - is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beineke, 1215 St. Peter St.

White gladioli and ferns will ec

lorate the altar before which the Rev. J. D. Matthius will stand to|

read the ceremony, Bridal music will be presented by Edwin Kirchhoff, organist, and by Mrs. Harris Koelling, who wil] sing “Because” and “Through the Years.” The couple has chosen as attendants Mrs. Paul Schakel as matiron . of honor; Miss Martha Ortstadt, bridesmaid; a" sister of the bridegroom, Miss Leona Beineke, as junior bridesmaid; Clarence Beineke ‘Jr. as his brother's best man; Paul Schakel, brother of the bride, and Arthur Beineke, another brother of the bridegroom, as ushers. White lace and net over satin will be used in Miss Schakel’s wedding gown, which will -have a sweetheart neckline, a fitted bodice and ‘a bouffant skirt. A tiara of orange blossoms will hold a finger-

cascade of white roses ‘and stephanotis. Mrs. Schakel will wear a gold cross, the gift of the bride, with her gown of blue lace and net made like Miss Schakel’s and will carry Briar Cliff roses and baby’s breath. Similar gowns of lace and marquisette will be worn by the bridesmaids, Miss Ortstadt’s of pink and Miss Beineke’s of pale green. They will wear pearls given them by Miss

to match their arm bouquets, the former's of deep pink roses, blue delphinium and baby’s breath and the junior bridesmaid’s of Johi:nna Hill and Talisman roses.

Both the .mothers of the couple will. have corsages of white roses and white accessories, Mrs. Schakel with a lavender and white chiffon dress and Mrs. Beineke with a navy and white dress.

Mr. and Mrs. Beineke will leave on a trip to the Grand Canyon and Western cities following a dinner for’ the families at Cifaldi’s.: For traveling, the. bride ‘will wear a

summer brown and ‘White acecessories. Among out-of-town guests at the wedding will be Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hedburg, Dayton, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rodenbeck, Ft. Wayne; Miss Maria Hedburg, Columbus, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schakel and family; Brownsburg.

Schakel, 51 8S. Summit St, and|

: Coupl \

At Home i in

Lawrence

'McDonald-Heppne r * Wedding Is Today

Dr. Roy Ewing Vale will ah 4 Pont th afer ate ceremony uniting Miss Leonore Heppner, daughter of Mr. and’ Mrs. Otto B. Heppner, and ‘Mark Mc- . Donald, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

\ |McDonald.

~The service will be read 'in the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian.Church before an altar decorated with lattice work, enTwine with’ spring flowers. Large uets of spring flowers and candelabra will be used at each side of A altar. Paul R. Matthews, or-

the rite. Mr. Heppner will give his daugh-

{ter in marriage. The bride has’

bed Lilie ip Se

.jcrepe for the service... With it she

{will wear white accessories and a

.~ 1 Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Sally, to and Mrs. Henry A. t. Thomas Aquinas Church.

Ragan Henry

(Carlos Photo.)

2. A June 15 wedding will be that of Miss Barbara Crise, daughter

of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Grover W. Crise,

3. Miss Margaret Jean Dunn,

A. Dunn, will be married to William H. Jackson on June 15 in the (Moorefield Photo.) 4. Mrs. Harold S. Jones was Miss Anna Mae Buck before her marDr. and Mrs. Jones will be at home at 4051 N. (Ramos-Porter Photo.) 5. Miss Mary Ellen Lemen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lemen

Olive Branch Christian Church.

riage last Sunday. Capitol Ave., after June 15.

of Osgood, Ind., was married May heimer-Carlon: Photo.) ;

The. caracamcab. ot. Miss Marv. Aude. Bike deugitorsof i: and Mrs. Ora E. Butz, to Byron Beasley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Beri

Beasley, has been announced. The wedding will be June M..(Dex-. shoulders and fitted at the hands.

heimer-Carlon Photo.)

7. Mr. and Mrs. CW. Bashore announce the approaching marriage, of their daughter, Betty, to Donald A. Buschmann, son of

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Buschmann.

in the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. (W.

Hurley Ashby Photo.)

Kearney Engel of Chicago, son of Mr. Engel, Chicago. The wedding will be June 21 in The bride-to-be attended St. Mary’s of She Lake College and Mr. Etuel: wis gradistod. Trem Notte Pamm

Mrs. T. J. Marshall. The ‘ceremony will be in the Central Avenue Methodist Church. Both the bride-to-be and bridegroom-to-be, were graduated from Butler where she was an Alpha Chi Omega and he ‘ belonged to Phi Delta Theta fraternity.

aibnoimoe the augagement of thete

to Carr Marshall, son of Dr, and

(Liang Shen Photo.) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil

16 to: George Hammersley. (Dex-

The wedding will be June 15

Schakel and flowers: in. their hair}

beige dress and long green coat with!

Betrothed

Mary-Anne ni Announces Members of Her |Mrs.. Harry Nevison Honored

bridesmaids. i ' A ‘brother of Miss Hoffman, John E. Hoffman, will ‘stand with Mr. Niesse as best man. Ushers at the 10 a. m. ceremony in the St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church will be George J. Hoffman Jr. of Peoria, Il, and George E. Oburn. Miss Hoffman's parents are Mr. and Mrs. George J. Hoffman, 4057 Ruckle St. Mr. Niesse is the son of Mrs. John 8S. Niesse of Madison.

A dinner and kitchen shower will be given Tuesday in the Colonial Tearoom ~for Miss Dorothy Sellmeyer, who will be married to Joseph Clarke June 14, by Mis. Robert Hedge and the Misses Ellen Fitzgerald, Mildred Cummins and Mary O'Brien. Among og bin guests will be Mesdames Thomas Edward Boyle and William ughs the Misses Marjorie Pierle, Josephine Russo, Beatrice Ryan, Anna Marie Quinn, Eileen and Margue- — | Tite Sellmeyer.

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‘News of June weddings includes the announcement of attendants and of showers for young women soon to become brides. Matron of honor for Miss Mary-Anne Hoffman at her wedding June ‘14 to. Harold J. Niesse will be Mr. Niesse’'s sister, Mrs. John G. Knoebel of Madison. Miss Jane Ann Knoebel, niece of the bridegroom, and Miss Barbara Lou Hoffman, the bride-to-be’s cousin, will be junior

Bridal Party;

ents are Mr. and Mrs. William V. Kingdon, 815 E. 58th St. Matron of honor at the wedding will be Mrs. Hiram T. Sexson, who will be preceded by Mrs. Gordon Cruickshank, Miss Phyllis Landis and Miss Frances Watkins, Ft. Lauderdale, vy 88 bridesmaids. Henry Kingdon of Burlington, N. ea will be his brother's best. man and ushers will be William’ V. on Jr., Charles Rauh, William King, J. Robert Spraul and Robert Lambertus. Mrs. Cruickshank will entertain for Miss Higdon Tuesday evening and Mrs. Sexson on Juhe 11. Mr. and Mrs. Kingdon will give a dinner for their son and his fiancee June 15 at the Highland Golf and Coun-4 try Club and the.Higbees will give a! bridal dinner June. 20 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.

Omega Nu Taus to Elect Election of officers for Gamma Chapter, Omega Nu Tau Sorority, will be a part of the chapter’s regular business meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the Hotel Lincoln.

* ‘Bride-to-Be

.|F. Blum of Cleveland Heights, O.,

‘| Rev. C. M. Yocum was to officiate.

.| blue and white tones. Willard Blum, | his brother's best man.

Martha ‘Weddle Becomes Bride

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Weddle, 270 S. Downey Ave., was to be the scene, at 4 o'clock this afternoon, of the wedding of their daughter, Martha, to Robert

son of ‘Mr. anid Mrs. R. G. Blum of Cleveland Heights. An arrangement of greenery, garden flowers and candelabra in a large living room window was to form the setting for the rite. The

Before and during the ceremony Miss Myrene Liverett was to play a program of bridal airs.

Given in ‘marriage by her father, the bride was to wear a bouffant style white marquisette gown made with long sleeves puffed at the

A fingertip length veil of iHusion held by a coronet of orange blossoms and a colonial bouquet of white and peach blossoms were to complete her costume. Bridesmaids were to be Miss Jean Booth and Miss Carol Helser, the former in blue organdy and the latter in peach lace. They were to carry colonial bouquets in peach,

Cleveland Heights, was to serve as

Following a reception in the garden the couple will leave for a short wedding trip and will be at home after June 15 at Kent, O. The bride is a graduate of Hiram College, Hiram, O. Mr. Blum -attended| Hiram and the University of Idaho. He is a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. Out-of-town guests for the wedding with the bride 's parents and his sisters, Misses Dorothy and Marjorie Blum, also of Cleveland Heights, were to be Mrs. Charles Frye, Cannelburg; Mr. and Mrs. OC. F. Guenther and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Radford, Cincinnati, and Mr. and Mrs. Riley Prather, Martinsvil'e.

Butler Groups Elect Heads

New officers recently elected by Butler University campus clubs include Miss Lois Mathieson as president of the Woman's League, campus service organization, and Robert Tews of Michigan City, president of the Commerce Club. Both are juniors in the university. Miss Mathieson, 5865 Winthrop Ave., is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sororitythe Y. W. C. A. and the Student Advisory Board. Other Woman's League officers are Miss Marjorie Ryan, vice president; Miss Mary Lou Savidge, secretary, and Miss Norvella Judd of Markleville, treasurer. : Other Commerce Club officers include Miss Lucyanna Peterson of Rochester, vice president; Frank Celarek of Ft: Wayne, treasurer, and Miss Virginia Jones, secretary.

The ‘Butler Board of Directors

|nas accepted a $1200 gift from the(F |tion for the establishment of a new / =

reference

R. A. Stewarts

To Take Trip

To New York

Dr. William F Rothenburger will read the marriage service for Miss Elizabeth Ann Culley and Robert A. Stewart at 8:30 p. m. tonight in the Third Christian Church. Miss Culley is the daughter of Mrs. Bernice Culley and Mr. Stewart's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart. Four large baskets of peonies and spring flowers and two seven-branch candelabra will be used at the altar.

|Mrs. Natalia Conner, organist, will

play a program of bridal airs preceding the service. The bride’s brother, Ray F. Culley, will give her in marriage. Her .|bridal gown of illusion over taffeta has a tight hodice, full skirt falling into a train, shirred puff sleeves and a sweetheart neckline. Her fingertip veil will fall from a coronet of orange blossoms. She will wear a strand of pearls and carry a shower bouquet of white roses.

Cousin Attendant

The attendants’ gowns are styled like that. of the bride. Miss Patricia Ann Healy, the maid of honor, will be in aqua chiffon and will carry a bouquet of spring flowers

Ann Griffey, bridesmaid, and. Miss Harriett Frances Lyons, cousin of the, bride and the junior bridesmaids, will be in peach chiffon and will carry pink roses and spring flowers. The attendants will wear pearl necklaces, gifts of the bride. Mrs. Culley has chosen a light blue redingote costume for the service with which she will have white accessories and a gardenia corsage. Mrs, Stewart will be in dark, bluet with dark blue acoessories and corsage of :gardenias. 2 John Stanely Stewart, brother of the bridegroom, will be his best man and Walter Gipe of Kokomo and

bridegroom, will ‘usher. A reception at the Culley home will follow the ceremony. The couple will go to New York on a wedding trip. Mr. Stewart attended Butler and Indiana Universities and is a member of Sigma Nu Fraternity.

Guild Chairmen

Announced

The Methodist Hospital White Cross Guild's annual contest, launched at a recent luncheon for general officers and chapter presidents, is now in progress and will conclude with the 10th annual luncheon, May 12, 1942. Dr. John G. Benson, hospital superintendent, spoke to announce the contest and urge continued stress on social serv. ice work for the hospital. Prizes to be awarded in the contest are a grand trophy for the guild that makes the best all-round record, a silver trophy for the Shapier with the second best record and an attendance trophy for the group with the best average attendance at mee Guild ‘activities indorsed by Dr Benson include work for child and maternity patients, nursing’ scholarships, support of a library for patients, community ‘education in behalf of all modern hospitals and the making of dressings and other articles for hospital use. Mrs. Carl Ploch, president, announced as standing committees for the year: Mesdames Henry Leonard, . M. Milner and William Laufer, furnishings; Mesdames John Schneider; Walter C. Rothermel and J. D. Beck, music; Miss Ferrel Lane and the Office Guild, White Cross Beacon; Mrs. James E. Perry and Mrs. John Ehrensperger, scholarships for student nurses; Mesdames Ambrose Pritchard, P. E. Thomburgh, O. L. Kranz and ‘H. L. Coyner, social; Miss Flora Pray, special committee on books, and Miss Alice Meuser, magazines and papers for the library. The Temple Sisterhood Flower Guild will give a benefit garden

Shortridge Seniors

8 To Be Entertained

‘|large Milan picture hat. Her cor-. ‘|sage will be of orchids. Her sister,

Jeanne, the maid of honor, will wear an agure blue afternoon dress with white accessories, large white hat and corsage of Johanna Hill roses. The bridegroom'’s cousin, Lester

{Greenwald, Dayton, O., will be his

best man. Lloyd ‘Hutchinson and Clem Elliott will usher. Mrs. Heppner ~will . wear a navy triple sheer ensemble with & navy hat, with white accents, and a corsage of Bettertimes roses. The bridegroom’s mother will wear a gown of brown net over taffeta with brown ‘accessories and Talisman rose corsage. The bridegroom's grandmother, Mrs. Ottillia Damzeéifen, will

black crepe gown. Attended Butler

: A reception ‘for the immedite families will follow at the home of

be at home -after a short wedding trip at their new home, 4735 Charney’ Ave., Lawrence, Ind. The bride attended Butler University and Mr. McDonald. was graduated from that school. Out of town guests for the wed-

Delekamp, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. John Heppner, K Terre Haute; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Greenwald, Dayton, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Blanchett, Springfield, Mo., Catherine O'Connell,

Clubs—

Cleveland.

Lpicnic spots are planned by local ~ seasons.

Ww n Blvd, will be hostess

CLUB'S annual outing Monday. A guest on the program will be Miss Mabel Leigh Hunt, who will talk

on her - recent. children’s book, “Michel’s Island.” A review of “One Foot in Heaven” (Spence) will be presented by Mrs. Edwin A. Hunt and Mrs. Frederick K. Sale.

“THE NEW ERA CLUB will hold

home of Mrs. I. W.

- Riggins,

The last degualar meeting until Sept:"2 will bé held by the IRV-

St, the principal speaker will be Mrs. Mary B. Benadum, Muncie at-

music by Clyde Johnson, piano pupil

the saxophone and trumpet. has appointed as hostesses for the

evening Mesdames Gladys Close, Edith Haugh, Mary Phillips, Amelia

bee and Mary E. Ramier.

club’s 1 p. m. luncheon Wednesday at Forest Park in Noblesville. Host-

Neal. .

Mrs. Harry Sharpnack, president; Mrs. Paul Ulrich, vice-president;

committee member.

Members of the SEVENTH WARD | WOMAN'S REPUBLICAN CLUB ~

June meeting Monday at 10 a. m. in the home of Miss Eleanor Prosser, 2033 N. Meridian St. Following © a covered-dish noon luncheon,

the Supreme and Appellate Courts,

will assist the hostess.

The- ZONTA CLUB celebrated - its 11th anniversary recently at . a dinner meeting in the Columbia

party June 24 at the home of Mrs. Yao idney

the bride’s parents. The couple will

ding will include Mr. and Mrs. Paul

Outings in city and suburban .

Installation of the new officers will follow the luncheon. They are -

will sew for the Red Cross at their

clubs next week to close their 1940- of with Talisman roses. Miss Gloria|4l . Mrs. Roy Elder Adams, 4145 =

ashingto! 3 for the MONDAY CONVERSATION .

its annual picnic. Monday at the - Central Ave. Mrs. Payne Clark will = i on the “HigHighis of the -

Richard: A. French, cousin of the| Yea

torney. On the program will be “

Mrs. Berta Hibner, club president. =

French, Mamie Hurt, Mildred New- *. port, Eva Bohenkamp, Kate Rigs- : -

Mrs. Roy Roudebush will present a book review for the SIGMA NU MOTHERS’ CLUB of Butler at the °

ess for the outing will be Mrs, Ralph .

Genevieve Brown, former Clerk of = will speak. Miss Elizabeth Waddle

: | ganist, will play a program of bridal = fairs preceding

have a corsage of gardenis with her

and Miss Mary

on her experiences as a writer and

INGTON WOMEN'S REPUBLICAN CLUB Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the X club rooms, 5446% E. Washington -

Officers of the club, in addition to Mrs. Hibner, are Mrs. Alpha Rich- | ardson, vice president; Mrs. Wini«