Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1942 — Page 4

Junior League Marionette Committee Will Give Show at Museum Tomorrow.

TOMORROW WILL BE ‘the closing day for three’ special exhibitions at John Herron Art Museum—paintings by the surrealist, Salvador Dali, portraits and figure . compositions by Louis Betts and architectural designs and models by Eliel Saarinen. . : Serving on the host and hostess committee of the Art Association of Indianapolis will be Judge Russell Ryan, Anton Scherrer, Mesdames Brandt Steele, Frederic M. Ayres and Robert B. Failey. The Junior league’s marionette show, ‘Huckleberry Finn,” will be presented at two performances, at 3 and 4 o'clock, as the special

attraction for the afternoon. The presentations will be open to the publis without charge. Mrs. ‘Albert Lang is the recently appointed chairman of the marionette committee.

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. Numerous reservations have been made for groups fo attend 3

the Propylaeum club’s monthly Sunday night buffet supper tomorrow. Among them are those of Mesdames Edward B. Taggart, Willis D. Gatch, John J. Bibler, Frank Bopp, Ethel Rathert, Jasper Scott, Frank B. McKibbid, Owen L. Miller, Robert McMurray, Paul L. Hargitt, Edson T. Wood, Walter Marmon, Ernest L. Barr and 'Q. G. Noblitt.

. Geddes-Schleicher Ceremony Performed

THE HOME OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stanley Mather Jr. in Lake Forest, Ill, was the scene at 8:30 o'clock last night of the wedding of Mrs. Mather's sister, Miss Nancy Ellen Schleicher of Pasadena, Cal, to Randall Felix Geddes III. Dr. Herbert W. Prince of the Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit read the single ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Adolph Burgess Schleicher, Pasadena, and the bridegroom is the son off Mrs. R. Felix Geddes of Indianapolis and Los Angeles. White lilacs were used in decorations throughout the house. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore her sister's wedding gown—a simple ivory satin fashioned with long sleeves and a train and trimmed with heirloom rose point lace belonging to her family. A bandeau of orange blossoms held her veil extending to the end of her train and she carried bouvardia and white cattleya orchids. ©“ Mrs. Mather was her sister's matron of honor and Miss Gloria . Greddes, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids: were Miss Helen Monnette, Los Angeles, and Miss Virginia Hovey, Pasadena. They wore gowns of gray chiffon over chartreuse jersey and carried chartreuse calla lilies. Smaller lilies were used for their headdresses.

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Mrs. Schleicher, the bride's mother, was gowned in dusty rose chiffon worn with a corsage of matching cattleya erchids. Murs. Geddes wore yellow cattleya orchids with her powder blue chiffon. The bridegroom’s attendants were Roger B. Palenske, Chicago, best man, and, as ushers, Mr. Mather and Charles Hosmer Morse Jr., Lake Forest. “A reception was held at the Mather home following the ceremony. - As the couple left for a wedding trip, the bride wore a blue wool costume with matching accessories. After May 10, they will be at home in the Whitehall apartments, 105 E, Delaware place, Chicago. Pvt, Geddes is stationed in Chicago with the quartermaster corps .of the army. The bride attended the Westlake School for Girls in Bel Air and . Scripps college. She is a member of the Junior league and Spinsters. Mr. Geddes attended Park school here and the Universities of Michigan and Arizona. Among guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy B. Miller and \their son, LeRoy Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel C. Hamilton . Jr., Dr. Samuel B. Grubbs and Mrs. R. Parker Geddes.

Mrs. Ayres Heads Symphony Council

. MRS. FREDERIC M. AYRES has been chosen as state council chairmen of the Indiana State Symphony society's women’s com- . mittee for next season. Announcement of Mrs, Ayres’ acceptance of

"the post came today from Mrs. Charles Latham, president of the

. committee. She. will succeed Mrs. Walter P. Morton. Mrs. Ayres, who was president of the women’s committee for the first three years of its existence, is its honorary vice president. She will head the activities of the committee's 26 units comprising a membership of 2700 outside Indianapolis. Mrs. Latham will preside Wednesday at a meeting of the committee’s executive board for the election of officers and appointment . of chairmen of portfolios for 1942-43. The meeting will be held - at 10 a. m. in the home of Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes in Golden Hill.

Golfers Begin Play at Country Clubs

GOLF ACTIVITIES will claim the spotlight at country clubs next week. The women’s golf season av the Indianapolis Country club will start Tuesday and will continue through Sept. 29 with guest days to be held the third Tuesday of each month. A special luncheon and meeting will follow Tuesday's play, which is to begin at 9:30 8. m. Mrs. George E. Enos heads the women’s golf activities committee, which includes Mesdames Kevin D. Brosnan, J, I. Cummings, Alfred L. Piel, D. A. Nelles, Carl N. Reifsteck and Richard A. Wall, * The first mixed two-ball foursome of the season will be played it the club tomorrow at 1 p. m. and will be followed by a buffet din- " ner at 6:30 p. m. Mr.-and Mrs. H. A. Pinnell and ‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Rogers will serve as hosts. i B85 » : . 8 =» ‘Wednesday will be opening day for women’s golf activities at Méridian Hills Country club. A blind par tournament will be held. Mrs. Horace E. Storer, chairman, and Mrs. William H. Walker, co‘chaitman, are being assisted this year:by a women’s golf committee cluding Mesdames Roscoe L. Sincler, h L. Flood, Howard E. Harold Ransburg and M. Speers llum, Miss Muriel Adams and Miss Dorothy Ellis. : 5 & = Tee ‘Mrs. E. C. Cocking will be hostess Monday at a May Day party ‘members of the Dryborough Abbey chapter, Daughtérs of the lish Empire. Mrs. John B. Ferguson is to spesk on “China Toat the meeting. The assistant hostesses will he Mesdarnes Louise , Andrew Porteous and Florence Tague.

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Mu Club of Kappa Kappa Gamma Takes Bride

Plans Bridge Playoff Wednesday

NU alumnae of KAPFA KAPPA GAMMA will have a dinner meat-

Miss Kathryn Murphy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Murphy,

ing at 6:15 p. m. Wednesday in the Butler university chapter house,|[66- N. Holmes ave, was to become | 821 W. Hampton drive. Following the business meeting, there will be a [the bride of Jearold F. Brothers in|} playoff for the winners in the bridge clubs instead of the usual program.|; ceremony at 1:45 p. m. today in

A spring meeting to celebrate

‘| founders’ day and the fourth birth-

day of BETA chapter, DELTA KAPPA GAMMA, will be held by the organization at the home of Mrs. Ray Friesner in Brendonwood next Saturday. At the luncheon, a birthday cake will be served and a birthday song will be directed by Miss Lorle Krull. Highlighting the prograrn will be a play, “A Ritual: Necessary Ingredients for the Life of Delta Gamma,” written by Miss Floro program chairrnan. The cast, directed by Miss Charlotte Tyler Carter, will include Mesdames J. Emmett Hume, Paul Iske, Charles W. Youngman, Anne Morgan and the Misses Marguerite Orndorff, Corinne Rielag, Daysie Alwes, Lena Swope, Louise Braxton, and Doris Holmer, Members. of the social committee in charge of decorations and arranpements Yor the perty are Me, Herman... Gray, NAN; Hume, M{s.. Misrgan and the Misses Orndorff, Swope and Anna Tor-

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the rectory of St. Anthony’s Catholic church. The bridegroom is the son of Timothy A. Brothers, 2600 Following the regular business Kessler blvd. session of ALPHA chapter, AL- The Rev. Fr. Michael J. Gorman PHA DELTA OMEGA, Tuesday was to officiate at the ceremony. An evening, papers will be read on our|jce plue two-piece frock of silk jergood neighbor policy with Mexico, sey trimmed with white lace was to South America and Canada. be worn by the bride. Her acces-

BETA chapter, SIGMA DELT A sories were to be of deep brown and ZETA, will entertain mothers of|She¢ Was fo wear a white orchid. members with a tea at Hotel Lin-| Her only attendant, Miss Edith E. coln Wednesday. Mrs. John, Polter|GreY, Was to wear pink crepe with and Mrs. Charles Howard are on|® Wool crepe jacket of cinnamon the arrangements committee. brown, matching accessories and an

The regular meeting of GAMMA [to serve as Mr. Brothers’ best’ man. chapter, OMEGA NU TAU, will be| A small reception was to be held held Tuesday at’ Hotel Lincoln. at the home of the bride's parents A May breakfast for pledges and before the couple left for a wedding

trip.’ They will be at home .after | members will be given by BETA|,. * : : chapter, RHO DELTA, Sunday st|MAY 10 at 4021 W. Washington st, the home of Mrs. Emerson Whalen, : 5702 Elmwood ave. \Sponsor Dance On Tuesday a. business meeting! The Bon Ton club will sponsor a at which, & recording ill be made|dance and card party at 7:30 p. i, for a “Missus Meets the Mike” radio| tomorrow at the clubrooms, 323 program, 3 will be held at the ¥. M.|New York st. Gilly-Banta’s a : ip ‘will Provide musts music for dancing.

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—The General Federation of Wom

The Park School Mothers’ association is sponsoring its eighth annual garden touf today and tomorrow. The first section of this year’s event is featuring spring gardens. Rose gardens will be shown in the second half of the tour scheduled June 6 and 7. 1. The small porch and terrace garden of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus will be shown in the second section, (Russell Benson photo.) 2. The broad vistas of wood and streams: at the J. I. Holcomb estate are included. Mrs. Robert W. Clark (left) aml Mrs. Harold B. West will be hostesses there. 3. Exhibits, similar to the ones photographed ast. YRAT,, will be on display in the Park school gymnasium. (Russell Beason photo.) 4. Betsey Todd, daughtér of Mr. and Mrs. N. Taylor Todd, inspects a well on the Nicholas H. Noyes. estate, one of the spots on the tour schedule. (Todd photo.) i " 5. Map of the tour. 6. Attractive nooks like this ‘have been arranged for the flower show .in the gymnasium. (Russell Benson photo.)

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Rev. Scheick Will Perform Double Rite

Brides in a double wedding cére= mony read at 8:30 p. m. today in the Lyndhurst Baptist church will be Miss Jeanette McNecley and Miss Phyllis Jean Baker, Miss McNeeley will be married to James M. Brads ley of Peru while Miss Baker will

| become the bride of Peul F. Birch,

Plainfield. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin McNeeley ra ; 340 S. Vine st., are Miss McNeeley’s parents and Miss Baker is the granddaughter of Mrs. T. W. Hare cum, 2055 College ave. Parents of the bridegrooms are Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Bradley, Peru, and Mr. and . Mrs. Frank H. Brown, Plainfield. A background of palms and ferns will form the setting for the rite,

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Rev. C. H. Scheick. Miss Maryellem McDaniels will play a program of bridal airs and will accompany Miss Marjorie Oglesby as she sings ‘Bee cause” and “I Love You Truly.” The brides will wear blue crepe jacket dresses with British tan ace cessories and corsages of pink. cae mellias and baby breath. Miss Mce Neeley will have her sister; Mrs. Jes rome Steiner, as her attendant and - Miss Dana Lansley will be Miss Baker's attendant. They will wear Talisman roses with their eostumes. Mrs. Steiner will be in a pink sul and Miss Lansley in a cactus sree / frock.

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Best men will be H R. Gocly for Mr. Bradley and Donald Bros Plainfield, for his brother. ing as ushers will be vin Neeley Jr. and George Defitor. The reception . following . @ ceremony will be held at of Miss McNeeley's parents the couples will leave for ¥ trips south. Both of the brides attended ler university. Miss Baker also tended Ball State Teachers’ and ‘the Arthur Jordan Con tory of Music. She is a

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