Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1942 — Page 21

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A BRIDAL DINNER given tonight at the Propy-

lacum by Mr. and Mrs. Willi

honor their daughter, Miss Margaret Saunders Winslow,

and her fiance, Joseph Lyman

Their wedding will be at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow evening in the Meridian Street Methodist church and will be followed by a reception for the families and a few

intimate friends at the home o

Mrs. Henry Hallam Hornbrook. The wedding rehearsal will follow the dinner tonight. Guests with the betrothed couple will include Mr. Fisher's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Fisher, and his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Randall McWilliams, Pawtucket, R. I. Other guests will be Mrs. Hornbrook, Mr. and Mrs. James Woodger Jr., Long Island, N. Y.; Mr. Meadville, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Budrow; Miss Margaret Ann

Knappen, Tulsa, Okla.; Miss Nellie

Benjamin, Meadville; Herbert Johnson, Pittsburgh; Miss Barbara Winslow. the bride-to-be’s sister, Misses Eleanor Winslow, Dorothy Ann Fisher and Virginia Smith; Calvin Hamilton, Mark Holeman, Richard Miller and James M. Dill Jr. The guests will attend a cocktail party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Coppock before going to the Propylaeum. Table decorations for the dinner will include a low bowl of gardenias centering the table and gardenia trees at each end. Miniature bridesmaid dolls, dressed in the pastel tones to be worn by the bride's attendants,

also will be used on the table.

Mrs. Frederick C. Soehner to

MRS. FREDERICK CHARLES SOEHNER will entertain tonight at the Propylaeum with a bridal dinner in honor of her daughter,

Miss Elizabeth Lee Soehner, and Dr. O., son of Mrs. Albert O. Goodrich

and Dr. Goodrich will be married at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow evening

in the Advent Episcopal church.

Guests at tonight's party will include Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs. Susan Soehner, the bride-to-be’s grandmother; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Diggins of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. John Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Evans Cochran,

Ensign and Mrs. Noel Douglas of

Johnson, Miss Rosalind Whomes of Zionsville, Miss Lois Paxson, Bluffton, Dr. Will T. Hale of Bloomington, Floyd Daugherty and

Jesse Jones.

Mrs. William J. Shafer was hostess at a dinner given last night in the Indianapolis Athletic club in Miss Soehner’s honor. Mrs. Diggins, who is the bride-to-be’s sister, entertained for her earlier this week in the Soehner home and Mrs. John Harris, assisted by Miss Margaret Johnson, was hostess recently at a miscellaneous

shower.

Lambs Club Frolic Benefits Service Men THE LAMBS CLUB will forego the customary stage settings

and costumes for its show tomorrow for the usual expenditures to the service groups. Members

more dancing.

Nugnbers for the show will be sented at this year’s four frolics. burg Address,” presented by Robert Mrs. F. Noble Ropkey. will repeat “Blues in the Night” as Mrs. C. C. Robinson, Mrs. J. Harry

on the program for several vocal numbers.

will hold their annual summer frolic at the Athenaeum with dinner followed by dancing, the show and Their guests will include a group of officers from Stout field and a party of enlisted men from the service club.

They will include “The Gettys-

Both are from the February show. A chorus

am Maxwell Coppock will

Fisher of Juneau, Alaska.

f the bride’s grandmother,

and Mrs. Louis Jefferson Long,

Jane Mellow, St. Louis; Philip

Give Dinner

Albert Goodrich of Springfield, of Bloomington. Miss Soehner

Madison, Wis, Miss Margaret

night in order to donate money Service Men's club and other

taken from the programs preS. Wild, and “Jenny” sung by

featured in the Apri! show and Green and Frank Parrish are

Sororities—

Delta Gammas Attend National Convention in Chicago; Trianon’s Alumnae Entertained

Bridal News Includes Announcements for These Young Women

Bridegroom's Father Will Otticiate The bridegroom’s father, the Rev. John J. Williams, will officiate at the wedding of Miss Wilma Jane Young to Robert Earl Williams. At the service in the North Side Church of God at 8 o'clock this evening, he will be assisted by the Rev. Ross Minkler. Palms and baskets of garden flowers will decorate the church. The family pews will be marked by satin ribbons. The Rev. Harold Boyer will sing “Oh, Promise Me,” “Because” and “I Love You Truly,” accompanied by Miss Darlene Minkler, organist. During the ceremony, Miss Minkler will play “Indian Love Call.” Entering on the arm of her father, the bride will be gowned in white marquisette over heavy taffeta. The dress will be styled with a lace yoke, torso waistline and tight fitting sleeves. A tiara of seed pearls will hold her fingertip veil in place

and she will carry a white Bible with a cover of flowers.

Attendants in Pastels

Pastel gowns of marquisette over taffeta will be worn by the attendants. They will be fashioned princess style with gathered torso waistlines, tight fitting bodices and skirts accented by insertion bows. Their colonial bouquets will be made of mixed flowers. The maid of honor, Miss Linda Belle Brockett, will be in yellow and the bridesmaids, Miss Vesta Bailey and the bridegroom’s sister, Miss Deris Williams, will be in pink and blue. A brother of the bride, Ray Young Jr, will be the bridegroom's best man and the ushers will be Forest Falconberry, Morris Culbertson and Gerald Elstun of Anderson. A yellow silk crepe frock has been chosen for the ceremony by the mother of the bride, Mrs. Ray Young. Mrs. Williams will wear a navy sheer. Both will have corsages of white roses and will complete their costumes with white accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Young will entertain with a reception in their home, 1107 W. 31st st, immediately following the wedding. When the couple

Highlights of sorority notes today are a national convention, sum-|leaves on a short trip, the bride

mer party and a dinner bridge.

will travel in a blue silk frock with

A delegation from Indianapolis is attending the national convention white polkadots and white accesof DELTA GAMMA sorority at the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago. |sories. After Monday they will make

The convention began yesterday and will continue through Tuesday.

Delegates from the active chapter, | Alpha Tau, at Butler university are! Miss Jane Henry, president, and Miss Jane Collins. Mrs. Frank Gleaves and Mrs. Herman Lauter are representing the alumnae group. Others attending are Mrs. Frank Miller, retiring province secretary, Mrs. Guy Morrison and several members of the Butler chapter, including the Misses Carolyn Myers, Helen Chenoweth and Mary Higdan.

The convention, originally planned for Del Monte, Cal, and canceled there because of the war, is to be a business conference and school of instruction, designed primarily to transact fraternity business and formulate plans, whereby the fraternity may carry on for the duration. Topics to be discussed will include the alumnae obligations to the national fraternity and to the active] chapters; also, the fraternity inter- | ests in Panhellenic programs andj the influence of the fraternity on] the college campus. Plans for the] administration of Delta Gamma projects will be discussed. The fraternity has, for several years, had as its philanthropic program, the help of the blind. This work| in sight conservation is carried on| by both the active and alumnae] chapters. There are 54 active chapters in existence now, since the founding of Delta Gamma in Oxford, Miss., | 68 years ago. This includes three! chapters in Canada. Presiding over all sessions will be the national president. Mrs. J. Walter Bingham, from Palo Alto,! Cal.

| Butler university’s alumae unit of! TRIANON recently held its early summer party at the country home of Miss Edith Barbour. Miss Barbour is a past national president of the sorority. A miniature derby race was the feature of the evening's entertainment. Guests were Mesdames Karl) Means, Dorothy McChesney, Lucille’ Boardman, Laura Heilman, Ruth Chandler, Priscilla Smith, Lois Dill, Mary Louise Thie and the Misses Mildred Burlingame, Mary Heaton, Carrie Clapp, Irma Frazier, Marie Michaelis, Edna Phirney, Alice Fe rine, Ruth Emhardt and Esther Huber. Mrs. Chandler is the newly | elected president.

Mrs. Berenice Tyner will entertain | TRI BETA with a 6:30 p. m. dinner! bridge at the Colonial tearoom Monday. i

Members of LAMBDA chapter, | OMEGA NU TAU, will meet with! Mrs. Herschell Harold at her home, 3357 N. Colorado ave, Monday eve- | ning at 8 o'clock. The Misses Thelma and Eleanor Wiebke will be hostesses at a meet- | ing of Gamma chapter, OMEGA | CHI, at 8 o'clock tonight.

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| sponsored by the speakers’ bureau lof the Indianapolis and Marion

Entertains Unit

| home of Mrs. M. O. Fields in Rav-

Camp Fire Girls Will Hear ‘Victory’ Talks

Camp Fire Girls will attend a series of victory discussions and demonstrations July 8 through Aug. 5 in the Indiana World War Memorial building. The series will be

county civilian defense council. The first discussion, July 8, will be on “Recreation for Victory.” It will be lead by Mrs. Bert McCammon, who will demonstrate bicycle repairing and conservation measures, including the use of scrap materials in making articles for recreation. Other subjects to be discussed include “Nutrition for Victory,” July 15; “Fire Defense for Victory,” July 22; “Citizenship for Victory,” July 28, and “Spiritual Morale for Vice tory,” Aug. 5. The third lecture will be given in conjunction with a fire defense demonstration at fire station 30, South and S. New Jersey sts. Mrs. Leonard A. Smith will conduct the fourth discussion and Mrs. Howard J. Baumgartel will be the speaker at the last meeting. All lectures will begin at 10a. m. . The Camp Fire Girls organization will give special leather vie-| tory honors to guardians and giris/ who attend all sessions. A prize for the best essay, written during the last meeting, will be given by Mzs. Baumgartel. Mrs. William Kingdon is chairman of the speakers’ bureau.

Mrs. M. O. Fields

At the recent June luncheon meeting of Madden-Nettingham unit, American Legion auxiliary, Mrs. John A. Noon, 12th district president, was honor guest. The meeting was held at the summer

enswood. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. C. R. Feagans and Mrs. Harry Lorber. Following the luncheon, Mrs. C. J. Ancker, state and district PanAmericanism chairman, discussed the history of the Pan-American union and U. S. relations with South American countries.

At Convention

Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Sputh have motored to Moline, Ill, to attend the national convention of the Amercan Turners. Following, they will drive to Elkhart Lake, Wis, for

their home at 1203 Congress ave. Out-of-town guests at the wedding will be Mr. and Mrs. Charles Makemson, New York; Miss Mae Young, Nashville, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. William Cox, Pontiac, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simmons, Washington, Ind.

Pointers on Washing

Chenille Spreads

If you wash your chenille bedspreads in an electric washer, experts say you will get best results by first putting the spread into a pillowcase, then washing the entire thing in the washer. This procedure should prevent the tufts shedding excessively. Otherwise, wash in the usual manner. When the spread is almost dry, shake it vigorously to fluff the heavy tufting. If the day is a little windy, so much the better.

Children’s Sunshine Club to Meet

A business meeting will be held by the Children’s Sunshine Club, Inc, at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Ayres auditorium. Recently elected directors are Mrs. Ure Frazier and Mrs. Harry B. Mahan. Mrs. David P. Barrett is membership chairman and Mrs. John Connor is parliamentarian.

Furniture Ease

If drawers stick in damp weather, don’t try to jerk thera loose. A little wax or soap rubbed on the surfaces where they seem to stick may make them pull smoothly.

Bride

Mrs. Henry Young was Miss Beulah McDowell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Joe McDowell of Louisville, before her marriage April 8. Mr. and Mrs. Young arg

a month's vacation. i

at home in Portsmouth, Va.

THE INDIANA

POLIS TIMES

The Bridal Scene— Rita DeVault

And Fiance To Be Honored

Featured in today’s bridal scene are three dinners given in honor of brides-to-be. Tomorrow evening Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. DeVault will entertain with a dinner in honor of their daughter, Rita, and Dudley Kemper, who will be married July 9 at 7:30 p. m. in Sweeney chapel at Butler university. The dinner will be held on the terrace at the Marott hotel. Among the guests will be the bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. BE. G. Kemper; the Rev. G. I. Hoover, who will read the marriage rite, and Messrs. and Mesdames Robert Jay Yount, Howard Kemper and Robert S. DeVault. 2 = =

Miss Sallie Vaught and Miss Marge Rafnel were co-hostesses last night at a buffet supper and miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Frances Arnold. On July 4, Miss Arnold will become the bride of Lieut. Eugene Kiser of Lowry field, Colo. The party was given at Miss Vaught’s home, 2025 N. Alabama st. Those who attended were Mrs. C. C. Arnold, the bride-to-be's mother; Mrs. R. S. Kiser, mother of the prospective bridegroom, and the hostesses’ mothers, Mrs. A. M. Vaught and Mrs. D. E. Rafnel Others were Mrs. E. C. Sappenfield and the Misses Peggy Kiser, Mary Todd, Betty Lou Pace, Martha Moore, Edna Liljeblad and Virginia Ogle. » » Miss Margaret Boyle, whose marriage to Sergt. LeRoy Lenburg will take place July 8, recently was guest of honor at a dinner given by Mrs. Thomas Boyle, 52 N. Mount st. The bride-to-be’s attendants, Mrs. John Gansman, Miss Wilma Blumenauer -and Miss Martha Holmes, were among the guests. Others were Mesdames John Cerutti, Tom Flanary, John Helmer, Dorothy Syler, Herbert Grande, Katherine Holmes and Miss Betsy Hughes. “ 4 »

Honor guest at a miscellaneous shower given recently by Miss Virginia Harmening, 615 Oakland ave., was Miss Mary Bess Settles whose marriage to Lieut. William Stuckmeyer of Ft. Riley, Kas, will be Tuesday evening. Guests with the bride-to-be were Mesdames Ross Richards, Carl) Sievers, John Brian and Ray Borns, Miss Marie Knight and Miss Mabel Krentler. The wedding ceremony will be at 7:30 p. m. at the bride’s home, 3707 N. Meridian st., and will be followed by a reception. Miss Settles is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Settles of Fountaintown and the prospective bridegroom is the son of Mrs. W. E. Stuckmeyer, 1301 Wright st.

Rode-Hawkins Rite Is Tonight

At 8 o'clock this evening Miss Evelyn Hawkins, daughter of Mus. Annabelle Hawkins, will be united in marriage to Wilbert E. Rode, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rode. The informal ceremony will be in St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran church at Five Points. The Rev. Loui Wambsganss will perform the service and bridal selections will be played by Virgil Schachtsiek, organist. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Deerburg will be the couple's attendants. Mrs. Deerburg will be attired in a street length dress of green chiffon with white and rust accessories and a corsage of pink roses. The bride will wear a white street length sheer frock with blue accessories. Her corsage will be pink roses and delphinium. Following the wedding the couple will be at home on Bethel ave, Beech Grove.

Miss Carey Hostess

programs, the Butler Alumnae Literary club will meet with Miss Dorothy Carey, 750 Graham ave, tomorrow. Miss Beth Barr and Mrs. Thomas Lyda will discuss

“Recent Books” and “Novel Awarded

the Pulitzer Prize.”

Concluding its current season of

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1. Mrs. Howard R. Jones was her marriage May 23. She is the Basore. (Kindred photo.)

2. Miss Lydia Quebe, daughter

(Block photo.) st., following their marriage May photo.) 5. A July 3 wedding will be that

ter of the Rev. and Mrs. William P. Rev. and Mrs. Wilbur Russell.

6. Miss Mary Ellen Modglin, da

Lieut. Winter was graduated from

reflex photo.)

ton tomorrow. She is the daughter

married to Eugene W. Short June 14. 3. Mrs. Robert Michaelis was Miss Kathryn Kiernan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kiernan, before her marriage last Saturday.

4, Mr. and Mrs. William Brown are at home at 125 E. St. Joseph

Abell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Abell of Sullivan. (Kindred

lin, will be married to First Lieut. Donald K. Winter, Carlisle Barracks, Pa, next Thursday in the McKee chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Lieut. Winter is the son of Burt Winter of Logansport. Miss Modglin is a graduate of the City Hospital School of Nursing. |

Medicine and is a member of Bhi Beta Pi medical fraternity. (Photo-

%. Miss Betty Lou Spangler will be married to George B. Thurs-

Miss Mary Virginia Basore before daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Herman

of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Quebe, was (Bretzman photo.)

30. Mrs. Brown was Miss Louise

of Miss Delores Jewel Rice, daughRice, to Robert Russell, son of the

ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Modg-

the Indiana University School of |

of Mr. and Mrs. William Spangler.

Jean Barlow will be united in m

Rev. Fr. Robert Leonard will officiate in the parish house of St. Pat-

rick’s church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Barlow and the bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Newhouse. Miss Barlow will wear a pink linen suit with white accessories and a corsage of white roses for the ceremony. Her only attendant, Mrs. Newhouse, the bridegroom's sister-in-law, will be attired in a blue suit] with white accessories and red and white roses in her corsage. Mr. New- | house will be his brother’s best man. | Mrs. Barlow has chosen a white] suit with white accessories and red roses and the bridegroom’s mother | will wear a blue crepe frock also | with white accessories. Her corsage] will be similar to the matron of honor’s. There will be a reception in the home of the bride's parents, 1309 Wade st, immediately following the wedding. After a short trip to Chicago, the couple will be at home at 1227 Wright st.

Musicale Unit Will Picnic Tuesday

Norma Jean Barlow Will Be Wed To Robert Newhouse Tonight

In an informal ceremony at 7:30 o'clock this evening, Miss Norma

Jack |

arriage to Robert Newhouse. The

Phi Mu Names Standing Committees

Standing committees for the In-| dianapolis Phi Mu Alumnae associa- | tion have been announced by Miss Adelaide Gastineau, recently installed president of the association. Their immediate responsibilities will be plans for summer rush, a defense program, the annual family

|picnic in July and the monthly fall

meetings. Those serving will be Miss La{Verne Ridlen, chairman, Mrs. Fred-

eric D. Lowell, Miss Margaret Esterline and Miss Marjorie Wood, program; Miss Florence Day, chairman, Mesdames Forrest Pauli, Edward Walsh, Clayton Wells and Miss Maude Russell, directory; Miss Elsie Shelley, chairman, Mrs. William Steckelmann and Miss Katherine Holsapple, magazine. Also, Mrs. C. E. Carbon, chairman, Mesdames Frederick Berries, Evon Boucher, Robert Reed, O. L. Van Horn and Ciifton Caca of No-

The Choral Ensemble of the Mat- | inee Musicale will have a picnic at the home of Mrs. BE. W, Fenstermaker in Carmel Tuesday. The 12:30 p. m. luncheon will be | preceded by an 11 o'clock executive] board meeting, called by Mrs. Paul] Whipple. Reservations for the picine should be made with Mrs. Frank Boles or Mrs. J. G! Mingle by tomorrow. Mrs. L. P. Highley is chairman of transportation.

Sweet Meat Garnish

For a sweet meat garnish, try French fried peach halves. Use your cooking thermometer for best results in French frying.

Bride

Mrs. Paul Lawrence White was

blesville, defense; Mrs. Stanley Hayes, chairman, the Misses Helen Taggart, Ann Pierce, Patty Pluess, Sarah Sanders, Ann Wooley and Mrs. A. J. Orr, rush; Mrs. Eugene Garrison, chairman, Mrs. Walter Alfke and Miss Mary Jo Barker, finance; Miss Shelley, chairman, and Miss Bethel Wilson, publicity.

Other Aids

Others include Mrs. Ek. D. Eberhart, chairman, Mesdaines F. S. Kurdys, Paul Allison, Jame§ Walden, George Burkett, A. M. Henry, Lawrence Pierce and Miss Caroline Battin, telephone; Mrs. W. C. Shannon, chairman, Mrs. L. L. Clark,

ma Schaaf, philanthropies.

Also, Mrs. R. S. Hiatt, chairman, Mrs. Earl Dieck, Mrs. George Dougherty, Miss Beatrice Houze and Miss Billie Mae Lawrence, membership. Miss Russell is chairman of afternoon bridge groups and Miss Frieda Bach is in charge of =vening bridge groups. Mrs, Raymond Toler heads the flower committee. Officers serving under Mrs. Gastineau are Miss Jean Ann Pluess, vice president; Mrs. John Mitchell and Mrs, Pauli, recording and eorresponding secretaries; Mrs. Garrison, treasurer; Mrs. Wilbur Shannon, Panhellenic representative, and Mrs. H. W. Olcott, alternate.

William Ernstings

To Note Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. William Ernsting Jr. will entertain from 4 to 8 p. m. tomorrow at their home on N. Michigan road with an open house in celebration of their 20th wedding

Mrs. C. H. Glascock and Miss Vel-

| { Rev. Klingel Will Perform

Ceremony

The Rev. Harold E. Klingel will officiate at the wedding of Miss Dorothy Cummings to Herman A. Mueller at 7:30 o'clock this evening in St. Paul's Evangelical and Re= formed church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WwW. E. Cummings and the bridegroom’s mother is Mrs. C. H. Mueller. Miss Cummings has chosen a blue marquisette street length dress for the ceremony. With it she will wear white accessories and a corsage of red roses and baby breath. Miss Frances Cummings will be her sister's only attendant. She will be attired in a pink chiffon street length dress with white ace cessories and a corsage of tea roses and baby breath. Ernest Mueller will be his brother’s best man. A green silk print frock will be worn by the bride’s mother and & navy sheer by the mother of the bridegroom. Both will have navy accessories and corsages of pink roses. Following the wedding there will be a reception at the Cummings home, 647 N. Hamilton ave. Mrs, H. H. Cummings, aunt of the bride, will assist with the serving. The couple will be at home at 1910 Ruckle st. Mr. Mueller’s aunt, Mrs. Anna Jenkins of Shelbyville, will be in Indianapolis for the ceremony.

Watkins Post and

Auxiliary to Picnic

The Osric Mills Watkins Post and Auxiliary, American Legion, will have its annual picnic Sunday at 2:30 p. m. at Walnut Gardens, Officers of the auxiliary elected recently include Mrs. William R. Bolen, president; Mrs. Harry F, Nolen, vice president; Mrs. Edward Harmening and Mrs. O. D. Waldon, recording and corresponding secre taries; Mrs. William P. McGuire, treasurer; Mrs. Louis Grabhorn, sergeant at arms; Mrs. O. L. Wat= kins, chaplain; Mrs. Orville Bray, historian, and Mrs. Gus Meyer, parliamentarian.

I. F. C. Board Will Meet July 7 and 8

The executive board of the Indiana Federation of Clubs will meet at the Claypool hotel July 7 and 8. The opening business session will be at 2:30 p. m, July 7, in parlor B on the hotel's mezzanine floor.

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Miss Rovena LaVerne Smith before her marriage April 5.

anniversary.