Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1941 — Page 4

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

John C. Ruckelshaus to Entertain At Lambs Club Frolic Tonight

i READY FOR ONE of the summer's gayest weekpds are the parties planning to attend either the Indianmpolis Country Club’s Golden Jubilee supper dance topight, marking the club’s 50th anniversary, or the closing frolic of the Lambs Club at the Athenaeum garden.

At the Lambs summer frolic Mr. and Mrs. Pearson Smith will bs with a party including Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Hiser and the iatter’s house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hendricks of Elkhart. Mr, and Mrs. Uz McMurtrie will be at the Athenaeum with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wallerich. The McMurtries’ son, William H. McMurtrie, of Los Angeles, who has heen visiting his parents during the past fortnight will return home after next week. In John C. Ruckelshaus’ party will be his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ruckelshaus, and their house guests, Mrs. Clarence Hall, of Chevy Chase, Md., Mrs. Ruckelshaus’ mother, and Miss Bardie Hall of Annapolis, Md., Mrs. Hall's granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. William Frederick Souder Jr. will have a group of. 10 with them at the Lambs party. Planning to attend the dance at the Country Club are Mr. and Mys. James M. Drake. Their guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rhoads Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mattingly, Mrs. Lucille Lure apd Mark Archer. Mr. and Mrs. Hal T. Benham also will take

guests with them to the club,

Elam-McKibbin Wedding Is This Afternoon

HER MOTHER'S wedding gown of ivory chiffon taffeta and a

. Bhantilly lace cap which belonged to her grandmother will be worn

by Miss Jean McKibbin as she is married this afternoon to John Harvey Elam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Elam. The ceremony is to take place at 4:30 o'clock in the garden at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. McKibbin. The bridal gown is finished with jnsertion of Valenciennes lace and from the lace cap will fall a veil of ivory illusion. The bride is to carry a bouquet of white blossoms fastened to an heirloom iace fan. She will be given in marriage by her father. Dr. George Arthur Frantz of the First Presbyterian Church is to perform the marriage ceremony. Attending the bride will be her sister-in-law, Mrs. Davidson McKibbin, Chicago, and Mrs. Howard Roarbach, Washington, bridesmaid. Mrs. McKibbin will be gowned in yellow marquisette over taffeta and will carry an arm bouquet of delphinium and daisies. ; Mrs. Roarbach will carry a bouquet of the same flowers with her blue frock. The bridegroom’s attendants will be his brother, James L. Elam, best man; Mr. Roarbach, Davidson McKibbin, Charles Smith,

_- William Rehm, Richard Dickson Jr. and Howard Young Jr. ushers.

Buffet Supper to Follow Service

THE BRIDAL PARTY will stand before a grouping of madonna es, white peonies and shrubbery in the sunken garden which is pordered with daisies, delphinium and other summer flowers. An aisleway will be marked by garden markers tied with shasta daisies, Approximately 125 friends and relatives will attend the cerehony and the buffet supper which is to be served on the lawn ollowing the wedding. Out-of-town guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McKibbin, Mrs. Paul Yull, Mrs. Grace Clark and Miss May McKibbin, all of Lansing, Mich., former home of the bride and her parents; Mrs. George Chandler, Washington; Misses Marie, Alberta and Louisa Elam, Xenia, O. The couple will motor through Wisconsin and northern Michigan thier honeymoon trip. ‘They will be at home temporarily after

- . duly 13 with the bridegroom's parents.

Miss McKibbin was graduated from Stephens College at Cofumbia, Mo., and Mr. Elam from the University of Chicago.

Horse Show Dates Set

CLOSELY FOLLOWING the advent of summer each year comes #he announcement of horses show dates. July 12 and 13 have been set as the dates for the third annual Reserve League Horse Show at

- South Bend. Three performances, Saturday afternoon and night

and Sunday afternoon, will be given at Playland Park, according to announcement of Robert Peggs, manager. Prizes this year will amount to $2500. One of the bigger shows which always attracts an imposing entry list, including Indiana horses, is the Lexington, Ky., Junior League Horse Show which opens the kentucky show season. Trophies and $11,000 in prize money will draw many exhibitors to the heart of the blue grass region on July 16 to 19. In order to attract exhibitors showing at the Indiana State Fair State College, East Lansing, Mich. gaited classes, and Leonard S. ciation has announced that its annual charity show will be held Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 6 and 7. The show is held at the John Berghoff estate near Ft. Wayne. Officers of the sponsoring association are Marshall W. Dale, president; Mrs. Berghoff, vice president; Mrs. Herbert Miller, treasurer; Miss Laurette Hayes, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Harry Beggs, recording secretary.

Uudges For State Fair Show Named

JUDGING the show will be Dr. John P. Hutton of Michigan Btate College, East Lansing, Mich, gaited classes and Leonard S. Smith Jr, master of the Camargo Hunt of Cincinnati, hunters

‘ and jumpers.

John Bright Webb, department director of the State Agriculture Board, already has received acceptances from judges for the State Fair Horse Show. They will be E. A. Trowbridge of Columbia, Mo., and Harry B. Thornton, Bradfordsville, Ky., saddle horses and breeding classes; Edgar W. Powell, Bryn Mawr, Pa, harness horses, ponies say roadsters, and, Manley W. Carter, Orange, Va., hunters and umpers. : tampa

Alpha Ch. In Pasadena, July 8-13

ALPHA CHI OMEGA'’S delegation CHAPTER members leaving Chicago next Saturday|SIGMA CHI SORORITY in morning for the 24th biennial con-| home Wednesday at 8 p. m. vention in Pasadena, Cal., will in- : clude six Indianapolis women. Con-| BETA CHAPTER OF

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Huntington Hotel in Pasadena from July 8 to 13. Official delegates are Mrs. E. T. Small, president of Beta Beta Chap- Y > ter, Indianapolis alumnae group; Returns From Florida Miss Hannah Keenan, director of

Schneider, 903 N. Oxford St.

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Margaret Todd Is Married to Edward Dicks

Miss Margaret Todd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry BE. Todd, 1129 Marlowe [Ave., .became the bride of Edward Dicks of Indianapolis in a ceremony at 8 o'clock this morning in Holy Cross Catholic Church. The Rev. Pr. Victor Goossens officiated.

The bride and her attendants wore frocks of organza made with lace inserts in the fitted basques and full skirts. Short puffed sleeves and high necklines finished the bodices. With her white gown, the bride wore a fingertip length veil held by a wreath of orange blossoms and carried a bouquet of white roses and baby breath. : Her sister, Miss Mildred Todd, maid of honor, was in pale blue and carried cream and pink carnations and baby breath tied with pink tulle. Another sister, Miss Cecilia Todd, and a cousin, Miss Mary Jane Howell, were in pink and carried bouquets of vari-colored flowers tied with blue tulle. All three wore blue headbands with maline bows. William J, Davy served as Mr. Dick’s best man. The bride's mother chose a navy costume with which she wore white accessories and a corsage of pink roses and baby breath. 3 A breakfast at Cifaldi’s followed the ceremony and a reception was to be held this afternoon at the Todd home. The couple will be at home at 3832 E. Washington St.

Notre Dame Chapel Is Wedding Scene

Times Special SOUTH BEND, Ind. June 28.—

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Kilrain Jr. have left for a northern wedding trip following their marriage here this morning and will be at home in

Indianapolis after July 15. The bride was Miss Maryann Bitter prior to the 9:30 o'clock ceremony in the Berenini Chapel at the University of Notre Dame. The parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester C. Bitter, 622 N. Wallace St., Indianapolis. Mr, Kilrain is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Kilrain of Anderson. Before an altar decorated with flowers and palms and lighted by tall cathedral candles, the Rev. Fr. Thomas Kelly read the ceremony. The couple was attended by Miss Mary Leinenweber and J. Richard Pfennig, both of Indianapolis. A wedding breakfast for the immediate families and the bridal party was served at the Hotel Oliver. Miss Bitter wore a beige ‘ensemble with pecan tan and white

| accessories and a corsage of orchids.

Miss Florine Gioscio, daughter of

the sorority’s central office here; | Mrs. Giovanni Gioscio, 131 N. Noble Miss Betty Graham and Miss Helen | gt has returned from Miami Beach,

Mock, president and vice president) mia, where she was with Mrs. Carl

respectively of the Butler University| GG. Fisher while superintendin . g chapter. Other alumnae who will|jnterior decoration of several .attend are Mrs. A. A. Thomas and|amij Beach homes. Mrs. Robert P, Tracy. : The Indianapolis group will leave here on Friday and take an 11:30 Guests of Mrs. Long Chicago and Northwestern-Union| Mrs. Maxwell C. Lang,

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Her attendant was in aqua blue, worn with white accessories and a corsage of sweetheart roses. The bride attended Butler University and is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. Mr. Kilrain is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame.

Mrs. Holler Hostess

Mrs. Russell Holler, 3715 N. Ta-

Pacific special car the next day. At|Broadway, has as her guests for a|coma Ave, will entertain the GamCedar City, Cal, they will transfer|few days, Mrs. Louise McKenzie|ma Beta Chi Sorority at 8 p. m.

Bin the rest of the group to a mo-|Malott and Miss Melinda Smythe of | Wednesday.

us for a trip to Cedar Breaks| Ashtabula, O. Monument, the “circle-of-

ted-cliffs,” before going on to| Pjrpeng ; mo ena for the convention. Picnic To Frou ¥ th : . ane DErvy Gardens

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Times Special

NORTH VERNON, Ind. June 28. —St. Anne's Catholic Church here was the scene of the wedding of Miss Nancy Speer to Ernest Morris at 8:30 o'clock this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Speer of this city are parents of the bride and Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Morris of Alexandria are the bridegroom’s parents. The Rev. Fr. Terschtegge officiated at the double ring ceremony and high mass while the church choir sang the mass, “Ave Maria” and “On This Day, O Beautiful Mother.” ? - The bride was attended by her sisters, Lula, maid of honor, and Julia and Mary, bridesmaids. The maid of honor wore peach embossed marquisette and carried Mrs. Aaron Ward roses, dephinium and baby breath. Julia wore pink marquisette and lace an dMafy blue. They carried Talisman roses, delphinium and baby breath. The bride’s gown was of white embossed marquisetter made with a sweetheart neckline, long sleeves and a train. Her long veil had a face veil and she carried a prayer book to which was attached a white orchid. Otto Bender of Alexandria was best man and Thomas Kane and Clyde Schnider, both of Indianapolis, were ushers. Affer a reception at the home of the bride's parents, the couple left for a trip to the Great Smoky Mountains, the bride traveling in a black net costume with white accents, white accessories and an orchid corsage. The at home address will be 1516 N. Gale St., Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leeds of Indianapolis were among guests at the ceremony.

New Club Chooses Its Officers

The recently organized Gimper Sub Deb Club will hold its second meeting on July 8. Officers chosen at the organization meeting were Miss Joan Harmon, president; Miss Juanita Davis, vice president; Miss Mary Elizabeth Schaffer, secretary; Miss Beverly Hull, treasurer, and Miss Betty McGuire, publicity chairman. Other members are. Misses Harriet Thornhill, Virginia. Gibbs, Susan Connor

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Dy. McPheeters Will Perform Sibson-Bradley Ceremony In North Methodist Church

A wedding trip to northern Wisconsin was to follow the marriage of Miss Ethel Bradley and Dr. Ronald P. Sibson of St. Joseph, Mich. at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon in the North Methodist Church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Bradley, 320 N. Temple Ave. and Dr. Sibson is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Sibson, Brattleboro, Vt.

An arrangement of palms, ferns nd 1l4-branch candelabra was to decorate the altar at which Dr. C. A. McPheeters performed the single

ring ceremony. Pews were to be marked with bows of tulle. Mrs. J. Russell Paxton, organist, was to play the musical program and accompany Mrs. Edward H. Schock as she sang “Because.” Entering on the arm of her brother, Earl C. Bradley, the bride was to wear white chiffon with a fitted basque closing at the back with a row of satin covered buttons. Seed pearls outline the sweetheart necklace of the gown which has long, full sleeves falling into points at the hands and a full skirt forming a long train. Her veil is in fingertip length and was to have a tiara of fresh white rosebuds. Her shower bouquet was to be of white bride's roses with white streamers knotted with swainsonia. The frock worn by Miss Dorothy Glosson, maid of honor, was to be of shell pink tulle with square neckline, short puffed sleeves, a bouffant skirt and a sash of pink taffeta tying in a large bow. ‘Her shell pink illusion veil, in shoulder length, was to be held by a headdress of Happy Day roses matching those of her bouquet. Dr. Arthur G. Hendricks was to be best man and Carl Hadley and Lewis Nieworth were to serve as ushers. White Joonaaor] es and gars

fornia print dress and Mrs. Sibson a white crepe summer print. Assistants at the reception at the home of the bride’s parents following the ceremony were to be Mesdames Elmer Maddox, Dora Rheinhart and Earl C. Bradley and Miss Dorothy VanHorn. As her going-away costume the bride will wear a gray and white English seersucker suit with Kelly green and yellow accessories and an orchid corsage. After Aug. 1, the couple will be at home in St. Joseph. Attending the wedding, with the bridegroom’s parents, were to be Dr. Winston S. Sibson, Hollywood, Cal.; Lieut. James Averill, Washington, and Mrs, Clarence Holt, Spartanburg, S. C.

Anderson-Summers Wedding Announced

The announcement of Miss Betty Lucille Summers’ marriage to Ralph 8S. Anderson has been made by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Summers, 1023 E. Tabor St. The wedding took place June 12 in Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson are at home at the Dorchester Apart-

1. The Lambs Club will present “hits” from four frolics givem during the winter at tonight's summer frolie. : 2. The Swiss Bell Ringers, featured in the December show,

“Christmas in the Alps,” are on tonight's program.

Playing the bells

will be Mrs. G. B. Jackson and Mrs. Wayne L. Ritter (standing, lef$ to right) and Miss Betty Blancke and Mrs. George Fotheringham

(kneeling, left to right).

3. The show, which is to be presented in the Athenacum garden, will be the highlight of an evening of dining and dancing, 4. Robert Ferriday Jr, Chauncey Eno and Albert Scheldenhelm (left to right) are among the group which will do the Can-Can dance presented at the Bachelors’ Ball in February. i 5. Mrs. Robert Ferriday Jr. (left) and Mr. Ferriday, Mrs. ¥. Noble Ropkey (right) and Mr. Ropkey and Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Eiteljorg =

are on the frolic committee.

6. Mrs. J. Harry Green will be one of the soloists." ; 7. The new feature of tonight's show wil be a prolog with a military theme. Roles in the skit will be taken by (left to right) F. Noble Ropkey, Mrs. C. C. Robinson, Joseph Wallace and George

Fotheringham.

8. Robert D. Robinson is president of the Lambs Club's board of

governors.

Florence Rettig Will Be Wed Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rettig of North Vernon have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Florence Rettig of Indianapolis, to Robert L. Siefert, son of Mrs, Frieda

Siefert, 927 Eastern Ave. The wedding will take place Friday morning in the St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. : Miss Mary Gootee will be the bride-to-be’s only attendant and her brother, Gene Rettig of North Vernon, will be Mr, Siefert’s best man. A kitchen shower was given recently for Miss Rettig by Miss Goo-

On Trip East ! b Miss Louise Swan, 3120 N. Delas ware St, has left for the East on 8 three-week trip. to New York, Binge hamton, N. Y,, i

Dorotha F. Hipski nd To Be Wed In Chiesa

CHICAGO, Ill, June wedding of Miss Doroths F. kind, formerly of Indianapol Arthur Cole Beng will take: this afternoon at 4 o'clock In St. Thomas Chapel Jere. Gl is the daughter of . an F. Hipskind of Ft. Wayne, reception at the home of er, Dr. Myron M. Hipskix low the ceremony. ry Mr. and Mrs. Kenag

ments, 3720 N. Pennsylvania St. He|tee at the latter's home, 1120 N. home after an easte

is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Anderson, 1147 Centennial St,

Psi Iota Xi to Meet Mrs. William BE. Sayer, 6441 Park ve., entertain Delta Chapter

DeQuincy St. Among the guests were Mesdames Siefert, Hiram Hunt, Joseph Sitzman, John Rettig d Francis Rettig, the Misses Delia |

trip at Wade Park M land. The bride is a Immaculate Conce| Oldenburg, Rosary Coll

Spellman, Imelda Seal, Marie Hunt,