Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1941 — Page 18

Giraliie Bissell Will. Bocore Bride Of Allen Carroll In Service Tonight

; THE MARRIAGE of Miss Geraldine Eliza Bissell of Wellesley, Mass., to H. Allen Carroll, son of Mr. and Mrs. ‘James F. Carroll of Golden Hill, will take place at 8 o’clock this evening in St. Andrews Episcopal Church at Welles‘ley. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A.

Bissell of Wellesley.

i Mr. Carroll is on furlough from Camp Shelby, Miss, where he ' is stationed with the 38th Signal Company of the 38th Division. “After a short wedding trip, Mr. Carroll will return to the camp ‘July 25 for maneuvers, His parents left yesterday for Wellesley to attend the ceremony. Miss Bissell attended the Lincoln School in Providence, R. I. and was graduated from Connecticut College for Women at New ‘London, Conn. Mr. Allen was graduated from Park School here and from Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y. He is a member of Chi Psi Fraternity.

Entertain for Catherine Barbara Keiser and Fiance

MR. AND MRS. William B. Ansted Jr. are among those who have entertained recently for Miss Catherine Barbara Keiser and Walter H. Judd Jr. who are to be married Aug. 2. Mr. Judd is Mrs. Ansted’s brother. The party was a dinner at the Indianapolis ‘Athletic Club. * The wedding is to be at 4 p. m. at the home of the bride-to-be’s ‘parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Keiser, with Dr. Sidney Blair Harry of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church officiating. Mr. Judd is the son of Mrs. Irma C. and Walter ‘H. Judd. Attendants for the ceremony will be Miss Madeline Judd, sister of the prospective bridegroom, and Charles Payne.

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Among others who plan to entertain for Miss Keiser is Miss Carolyn Thurston who will have a tea and miscellaneous shower at sher Shelbyville home Sunday. A bridge tea will be given next Wednesday by Miss Mary Margaret Beck, also of Shelbyville. On July 25 Miss Peggy Bosart and Miss Marjorie Glass will entertain for her and on July 26 a bridal dinner will be given for the betrothed couple at the Propylaeum by Mr, and. Mrs, John M. Williams. Miss Bette Smith will be hostess at a personal shower July 28 and on the following day a kitchen shower will be given by Miss {Betty Boettcher. Miss Judd is to have a tea at her home the afternoon of July 31. Mrs. Owen Morrell had a small luncheon recently for the Ybride-trs,

Luncheon Will Honor Ruth Merritt

HONOR GUEST at a luncheon to be given Saturday in the Fairbanks Room of the Columbia Club hy Mrs. Robert F, Koss will be Miss Ruth E. Merritt. Her marriage to John A. Yager, son of Mrs. Ethel 8. Yager, will take place later this month at the home of her uncle and aunt, iMr. and Mrs. Walter W, Ward. Attending the luncheon with the bride-to-be will be Mrs. J. Lawrence Sims, Mrs. Ralph W. Husted, Miss Roberta Dickinson ‘and Miss Bonnie Jean ;Drechsel.

Dinner to Mark Meridian Hills Anniversary

MERIDIAN HILLS Country Club members and their guests will icelebrate the club’s 16th anniversary at a dinner‘'Saturday night at the clubhouse. According to tradition, the president’s wife, this year Mrs. Paul R. Summers, will cut an elaborate birthday cake, centerpiece of the serving table to be placed on the lawn. Following dinner Miss Mary Catherine Stair, harpist, will present a program of music. Dr. and Mrs. Harry R. Kerr are chairmen of the observance, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. William J. Millikan, Dr. and Mrs. Harry L. Foreman and Dr. and Mrs. Russell R. Hippensteel. Included on the day’s program will be the men golfers’ bankers handicap event while the women will have a hole-in-one contest in the afternoon The morning program will in¢lude a swimming party for children 12 and under. Games and contests have been arranged by the children’s entertainment committee, composed of Mrs. Russell W. McDermott, chairman; Mesdames R. Norman Baxter, Orien W. Fifer Jr., Horace E. “=~ “Storer and Kerr. They will be assisted by the swimming. Instructor, Alvin Baer. , Alan C. Sweetser- is chairman of the men’s tournament committee while Mrs. Ralph L. Flood is the women’s golf chairman.

Clarence Jackson Will Speak Tuesday Before I.F.C. ~~ On Civilian Defense Program.

Principal speaker at the afternoon session of the Conference of the Indiana Federation of Clubs Tuesday at the Columbia Club will be Clarence Jackson, director of the Governor's Civilian Defense Council. Chairmen of departments, divi-

sions and standing committees and district presidents will attend the uecting to discuss plans for paricipation in civilian defense pro- © grams. * Mrs. W. H. Lykins, Covington, first vice president, and Mrs. Walter ©. Allen, second vice president, will preside at morning sessions. Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, Whiting, president, will speak at the 1 p. m. luncheon. . = =» : The first report on the. General Federation of Women’s Clubs tri‘ennial convention at Atlantic City will form the program Monday afternoon at Bethany Park celebrating Wn annual Federation Day. Mrs. W. D. Keenan, forums and institutes chairman of the I. F. C,, is arranging ‘the program. Mis. Ahlgren will speak on 50 © years in review. Others to speak and their subjects are Mrs. Fred-

erick G. Balz, birthday celebration;

Mrs. I. E. Chapman, the 1000-voice chorus; Mrs. George VanDyke, educational department; Mrs. W. C. Bartholomew, broadcasting; Mrs. J. H. Hueber, general news; Mrs. Royer K. Brown, junior parade, and Mrs. Robert Wilson, Boonville, public welfare department. Others will be Mrs. R. O. Cramer, Sullivan, prominent women speakers; Mrs. Harvey Snider, Fountaintown, the pageant; Mrs. Victor Selby, Fairmount, fine arts; Mrs. R. O. Grosskopf, legislation; Mrs. Edward Pedlow, social events. Mrs. Fred Bell, Rushville, Epsilon Sigma Omicron; Mrs. Evelyn Craig, Vevay, general events, and Mrs. George Dillinger, French Lick, juniors, °

Mrs.. Mohr-Hostess Gamma Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will have a rush party at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Mohr on the Evanston Road at 7:30 o'clock tonight.

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ficiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Henry, 2337 Kenwood Ave. and Mr. VanDevender is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. VanDevender, 3038 N. New Jersey St. Attendants were the bride’s sister, Jayne, and Robert Norris. Jayne wore a two-piece beige costume suit with brown accessories and a corsage of yellow tearoses. The bride, escorted by her father, wore a silk shantung redingote costume with saddle-tan coat over a white frock. Her accessories were of white and saddle-tan and she wore orchids. Mrs. Henry, mother of: the bride, chose a brown and white silk print, white accessories and gardenias. Mrs. VanDevender’s aqua mesh costume was worn with yellow fearoses and white accessories. After a wedding breakfast at

‘| Canary Cottage, the couple was to

leave for a trip north. They will be at home after Aug. 15 in the Jordan Apartments, 14th. and Delaware Sts. Out-of-tawn guests ‘for the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. John Henry, Cofumbus, Ind.; Miss Mary Car-roll-and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hall, Kokomo, and “Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gerling and Mr.-and Mrs, William Henry, Shelbyville.

Phyllis V. Blank Shower Guest

Mrs. Anton H. Blank will entertain at her home on S. Lyndhurst Drive Saturday with a kitchen shower in honor of her niece, Miss Phyllis Jane Blank, who will be married July 27 to Ralph Mason Shott. The hostess will be assisted by her: gaughter, Miss Frances Blank, : Guests will inclucle the mother of the bride-to-be, Mrs. Harold B. Blank, and Miss Blank’s sisters, the Misses Julia Ann and Sue Blank. Other guests will be the Mesdames G. W. Blank, M. E. Thompson, Lewis Shott, O. W. David, Clemens Blank, W. B. Overhilser, Bertha Margaret Blank, Jean

Brattan, Ralph Foster, George

'| Daily, Frank Blank, Theodore Pier-

son, Albert Thompson, Frederick Blank; Joseph Marquis, Oscar Blank, Harold Trulock and Philip Blank, - : ‘Others will be the ‘Misses Gertrude Foltz, Anna, Irma, Virginia, Hilda, Kathryn and Olga Blank,

Delta Theta Chis

Discuss Picnic Plans Plans for a picnic to be held July

‘127 at the home of Mrs. Jerome Long

were discussed at a meeting of Indiana Nu Chapter, Delta Theta Chi, last night at the home of Mrs. Carl Hansing. Mrs. Max Moss, president, was in charge of a business meeting and Mrs. Charles Speake in charge of the educational program.

Altar Society Will Sponsor Card Party,

A card party will be sponsored at 8 p. m. next Wednesday by the St. Philip Altar Society in St. Philip Neri Hall, 545 Eastern Ave. Mrs. Oscar Lang, chairman, will

‘| be assisted by Mesdames J. J. Quinn,

Helen Hurst, Frank Rogérs, Hannah Murphy, John McAtee, Esther Rassman, Mary Ittenbach, Frank Widner and Clara Zoschke.

Shower Is Tonight

Miss Dorothy Winters, 3445 N. Rural St.; will entertain tonight with a shower for Mrs. Everett Sheets.

Chapter, Rho Delta Sorority,

| Returns From South

~ Mrs. James H. Drew, 410 E. 13th St., has tu nN

Guests will be members of Alpha; Mee ts Tomorrow

Claire Henry Becomes the Bride Of Harry VanDevender; Wedding Breakfast Follows

A double ring wedding ceremony read at 9:30 o'clock this morning in the rectory of SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral united Miss Claire Henry and Harry E. VanDevender., The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Raymond R. Noll, rector, of-

Plays Planned at Hilltop Camp Saturday

Times Special

for Boys near here."

and other camp activities. The second term, opening Sunday, will continue through Aug. 17. Miss Kate Andrews of Chicago is supervisor and director of Hilltop and John Baker, Hillsboro, O., is di rector of the boys’ camp. Over 75

first period. Mrs. Harriett Mueller, Lafayette, dramatics instructor at the camps, has directed the entire program of plays to be given Saturday. The program will begin: with a dance recital Saturday afternoon under the direction of Miss Mary Lou Lemon, Hillsboro, O. Following will be a three-act play, Miss Minerva and William Green one-act plays will be presented. They will be “Summer Comes to Diamond O,” “Elmer” and Romancers.”

guests of the campers.

Exhibit Crafts For Children

child. is on display this week at Butler University in connection with the Nurser y-Kindergarten-First Grade Conference being ‘held this wee

Included in the exhibit, which was demonstrated yesterday afternoon under direction of Miss Ruth Patterson of the College of Education, are reports, pictures, art and playcraft materials, handmade musical instruments, books and pamphlets. The Conference, one of the special intensive unit courses sponsored

ment of supplies for young school

{during the summer session, was

planned to give teachers and supervisors an opportunity to study recent practices and trends in elementary education. Speaker at yesterday's morning session was Mrs. Rose Alschuler, founder of the 'Illindis * Nursery Schools and author of “Two to Six.” She lectured on “Children’s Personalities and - Their - Development ‘as expressed in Painting, Blocks and Dramatic Play,”

Four Leaf: Cloves. Chapter to Install:

Initiatory services were: to follow a luncheon held today by the Four Leaf Clover Chapter, WLW Mail bag Club, at the home of oui Katherine Mathias. Mrs," Mueller was to be co-hostess. oa “Minnabelle Abbott,” postmistress of the WLW Mailbag Club, and

president, both of Cincinnati, were to conduct the initiation. Special guests were to be E. A. Empon, Colon, Mich., and the Beech Chapter of Beech Grove.

H. A. C. Bridge Unit

The women’s auction bridge section of the Hoosier Athletic Club

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NASHVILLE, Ind. July 17.—The|! first month of the 1941 season will |. be closed Sunday by Hilltop Camp: for Girls and Brown County Camp:

campers were enrolled during the|3#

In the evening a series of|}

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Patrons and friends of the camp-|§ ers have been invited to attend as|i

An exhibit of childcraft equip-

Mrs. Alec Weaver, grand chapter]

1. Mrs. Fred E. Kurtz was Miss Marietta Varley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hazelet Varley, before her marriage June 20 in the Third Christian Church. (Bamos-Porter Photo.) 2. Miss Virginia Leah Bremerman became the bride of Leroy Vondersaar in a ceremony read June 17. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bremerman. (Ramos-Porter Photo.) 3. Miss Alice Prenatt, daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Prenait, was married to Francis H. Beach on June 28. (Ramos-Porter Photo.) 4. Mrs. Joseph Steiner was Miss Dorothy Wagner before her marriage June 21 in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel of SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. (Dexheimer-Carlon Photo.) 5. Miss Shirley TenEyck and Luke Snyder were married June 27.

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A dramatic program ‘in Brown|§ County style will be presented Sat-| $ urday. in the outdoor theater on the; camp grounds to mark the end of} the first month’s session which in-| } cluded swimming, hiking, weaving| }

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The bride is the daughter of G. E. TenEyck. (Dexheimer-Carlon

Photo.) 6. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Presnall are at home at 1834 Applegate St, Mrs. Presnall was formerly Miss Mary Josephine Kidwell, daughtes of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kidwell, The couple was married June 2, (Dixon Photo.) 7. A June 28 wedding was that of Miss Nellie Leona Morgan to William Toor. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Ki Morgan. (Dexheimer-Carlon Photo.)

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