Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 June 1942 — Page 5
SATURDAY, JUNE 27, Grace Huffman Will Be Married
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A reception for 250 guests will fol- |
low the wedding of Miss Grace Was- | :
son Huffman to Robert Carl Schlegel | at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon | in t Tabernacle Presbyterian church. It will be held in the at the home of the bride-| grooms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-| liam F. Schlegel, 208 N. Arlington |
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ave, Dr. Ror Ewing Vale will perform | the ceremony before a background of interspersed with | baskets of deiphinium, smilax, roses and two angel candelabra, holding 24 tapers. The family pews will be| marked with summer bouquets of | white flowers tied with ribbons. A program of bridal music will be played by Paul Matthews, organist. Sele include “Evening “Rosary.” “Oh Promise Me” | and Schuberts “Ave Maria.” | Entering on the arm of her father, John D. Huffman Jr. the bride will be gowned in candlelight slipper gatin fashioned on 18th century lines with long sleeves, romance neckline and long train. Completing her costume will be a handmade rose peint lace veil from Brussels, lent to her by Miss Mary Jane Schmitt, one of the bridesmaids, and an amethyst necklace surrounded by diamonds, brought from Ireland by Mrs. Huffman. She will carry a bouquet of white orchids and stephanotis. Pastel gowns styled after the bridal dress will be worn by the attendants. Miss Jane Huffman, maid of honor and sister of the bride, will be in aqua and carry Claudius Pernet roses and snapdragons. Mrs. M. D. Curtis, matron | of honor, will wear yellow and car-| rv deep purple flowers. i
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The bridesmaids, Mrs. Robert Tauth and Miss Schmitt, will be in| mist blue and will have pink roses and summer flowers in their bouquets. All of the attendants wiil have poke bonnets in shades matehing their gowns. i John D. Huffman III, brother 1 the bride, will be best man, and users will be David Hocker, Ed-| ward Little M. D. Curtis and] George Campbell of South Bend. The brides mother has chosen a blue chiffon frock for the with it she will wear 2 matching hat and a corsage of purple orchids. Mrs. Schlegel will be in light blue lace with white accessories 2nd 2 similar corsage. At the reception there will be two tables covered with vellow organdy cloths trimmed with lace and centered by twin wedding cakes. The cakes will be topped by shell figures. Yellow roses and snapdragons will be used in the floral decorations. Friends of the bride who will at the reception are Mrs. Herman Sparks and the Misses Marie Morgan, Jean Miller, Florence Wolff, Cozette Jones and Dorothy Kollar.
To Go te New Orleans
The couple will motor to New Orleans on a wedding trip. Miss Huffman’s going away costume will be a printed silk dress with a white background and a white wool jacket. Her accessories will be Kelly green and her corsage, white orchids. At a later date, the couple] will be at home at 908 N. Arlington ave In Indianapolis for the ceremony will be Mr. and Mrs William H Baldauf. Ernest Baldauf and Miss] Pana Baldauf. all of Pittsboro: Mr. | and Mrs. Harry Baldauf, Clay City: | Mr and Mrs. HD. McDugald, Sy-| racuse. N. Y.: Dr. and Mrs, George | Kohlstaedt and Mr, and Mrs. Harry | Dunn. New Augusta. Mr. and Mrs, | Frank Buckley, Cumberland: Mr. | and Mrs. Paul Lyons. Tulsa, Okla! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Helm, Day- | ton, O. and Mr and Mrs. Harry Clark, Owensboro, Ky. | Also, Mr. and Mrs. William] Clinkscales, Huntington. W. Va;| Dr. and. Mrs. Herman Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan, Martinsville: Mrs. Mildred Maus, Hughston, W. Va.; Alex McCallian, New York: Mr. and Mrs. John D. Huffman and Mr. and Mrs. Donald | Huffman, Lafayette; Mr and Mrs. Frederick Huffman, Milwaukee; Mrs. Nancy Campbell and Mrs. Locke Yewell South Bend, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huntsinger, Veedersburg.
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Capt. Hansen, Aldea Pepin To Take Vows
An ceremony uniting Miss Aldea Pepin of Hammond and Capt. Carl V. Hansen of Indiangapolis in marriage will be read in the St. Joan of Arc rectory this evening The Rev. Fr. Clement Bosler will officiate at 6:30 o'clock. The bride will be attired in a navy sheer frock with lingerie accents and navy and white accessorfes. Her corsage will be orchids. Miss Virginia Allen, maid of honor, ' also will wear a navy sheer with a corsage of Briarcliff roses. Stanley Hansen will be best man. Immediately following the cere-| money there will be a reception for | the families and intimate friends at the home of the bridegroom's sisters, Mrs. Anna Hansen and Miss Marie Hansen, 1602 S East st After a short trip, the couple will be gt home July 15 at 1924 Philadeiphia drive, Davton, O. Miss Pepin was graduated from Northirn State Teachers college in Marquette, Mich. and the bridegroom was graduated from Purdue university and is now stationed at Wright Feld in Dayton. The bride's sister, Mrs. Edward Frechette of Flint, Mich, will attend the wedding.
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{of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. {Ralph N. Poland. 2161 N, Harding
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1. Mrs. Albert E, Highley was Miss Ann Anfderheide, daughter of Mr. and Mrs B.D. Aufderheide, before her marriage on May 30,
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3. A wedding last Saturday was that of Miss Priscilla Ann Blas-
PAGE § Bride to Wear Her Mother's Wedding Gown
Baker-Chandler Rite Is This Afternoon
The gown in which her mother, Mrs. Charles R. Chandler, was married 25 years ago today, will be worn by Miss Mary Corinne’ Chandler when she becomes the bride of Corp. Carl Lester Baker this afternoon. The ceremony will pe at 3:30 o'clock in Mrs, Chandier’'s home, 302 Blue Ridge road.
Fashioned of ivory satin, the bridal gown has a sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice and short train. Miss Chandler also will wear her mother’s wedding slippers of ivory satin and the long, white kid gloves which her mother wore. Her illusion veil, in fingertip length, will be held by an orange blossom tiara. The bridal bouquet will be a shower of gardenias, white roses and stephanotis. The hride will be given in marriage by her uncle, Eugene C. Pulliam. The Rev. Irvin B. Pulliam, grandfather of the bride, will read the double ring ceremony before a fireplace masked with a fan-shaped screen of huckleberry foliage. Centering the mantelpiece will be a bouquet of white gladioli, white iris and white larkspur, flanked by white candles in seven-way brass candelabra. Harry Bason, pianist, will play the bridal music and accompany Mrs. Fred Donaldson, Lebanon, as she sings “Because” and “At Dawning.”
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At Home in
| A double ring wedding ceremony at 7:30 p. m. today in Sweeney of Butler university will unite Miss Mildred Lucille Poland Milburn Lewis of Milin marriage. Parents
William Caleb Wright, son of Mr,
church. A program of organ music will be played by Miss Donna Alles. Chancel decorations for the rite will be a basket of white gladioli, larkspur and delphinium flanked by palms and seven-way candelabra. | Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride will wear a white mousseline de sole styled with a fitted bodice which has a frilled pertha voke and short puffed sleeves. The bouffant skirt forms a train, She will wear lace mitts and a fingertip length veil of illusion held by stephanotis. Her bouquet will an irregular sheaf of white gladioli. Her sister. Mrs. Richard F. Helm, matron of honor, and Miss Jane Wright, the bridegroom's sister, glso will wear mousseline de soie— Mrs. Helm in petal pink and Miss Wright in misty blue. The frocks have romance neckiines, fitted bodices and bouffant skirts. Mitts which they are to wear will be of colors matching their dresses. They will carry mixed bouquets of pink and white baby breath, blue cdelphinium and cornflowers and will have matching flowers in their hair. The bridegroom's attendants will include Alfred Porteous as best man and Edward Strickland and Donald Helm, ushers, The bride’s mother has chosen a blue gown with which she will wear white accessories and a corsage of blue iris. A pink carnation corsage and brown accessories will be worn by Mrs. Wright with her beige dress.
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Lewis, 2012 S. High School road.
The Rev. Frank Klingensmith, will officiate at an altar decorated
candelabra. Strands of smilax will be attached to the pews. Mrs. Rosalee Spong, organist, will play the bridal music and Miss Maude Delbridge will sing The bride's attendants will be her sister, Miss Henrietta Poland, | maid of honor; Mrs. Jaynet Yount. | Misses Elizabeth Lewis, Anna Van Dorn and Martha Mason, bridesmaids. ‘ The maid of honor will wear a vellow frock and will carry a round arm bouquet of Talisman roses and delphinium. Aqua dresses will be worn by Misses Van Dorn and Mason and they will carry bouquets of yellow Gloria roses. With their pink frocks, Mrs. Yount and Miss Lewis will have bouquets of Briarcliff roses. The princess style dresses of marquisette and lace have sweetheart necklines and short, puffed sleeves. The attendants will wear roses in their hair.
Twins Are Attendants
Judy and Jimmy Wood, twin chit-| dren of Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Wood, will be flower girl and ring bearer. Judy will carry a French basket of pastel-toned flowers with her long white frock and Jimmy will carry the rings on a pillow. i Mr. Poland will give his daughter in marriage. Her Ilace-trimmed gown is of white satin fashioned with 8 sweetheart neckline and long, fitted sleeves extending into wrist points. The shoulders and neckline are formed of the lace and the shirred bodice front and neckline are accented by orange blossoms. Lace inserts in the skirt accent the princess lines of the dress and lace edges the long train The bride will carry a handkerchief which was used by her mother at her wedding. Her bouquet will be of white roses with an orchid center, the shower tied with Sweetheart roses. Robert Graham will be best man and the ushers will be George and Russell Curtis, Walter Smith and Lewis Thomas. A navy silk crepe will be worn by the bride's mother. She will have navy accessories and a corsage of pink roses, delphinium and cornfiowers. The bridegroom’s mother also will wear navy crepe, accented by white accessories and a pink rose corsage.
Assist at Reception
Assistants at the reception in the chapel after the ceremony will he the brides attendants and Mrs Michael Baker, Mrs. Robert W. Fesss er and Miss Marv BE. Commack. Miss Irene Ulrey and Miss Ruth Esther Amos, pianists, will play. En route to their home in Milford. the couple will stop at Niagara Falls, Their address will be 68 Trumbull ave. As her going-away costume the bride will wear a black sheer frock with white accessories
and a white orchid corsage. She also will wear pearls, the gift of the Miss Marta Low Nichols, davgh-
bridegroom. ter of Mr. and Mrs. BE. BE. Wood Mise Poland is a graduate of But- Nichols of Spencer, formerly of Ins ler university and & member of dianapolis, will be matried to Biliott Lon Sw sh Hickam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis society. The bridegroom also is a| Hickam of Spencer, on July 4. The Butler graduate. ceremony will be in the Spencer Guests here for the ceremony will | Presbyterian church: te uae ar pure MBHEH: Plain: Attendants will be Miss Helen aa Hines |e upesky, Indianapolis, maid of honor; Miss Eloise Stump, Rich=
Mr. and Mrs. Meda Scott and mond, and Miss Jane Hickam,
family, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Mit= chell and A. M. Baker, all of Liston; Spencer, bridesmaids. Dr. Richard M. Davi, Marion, and Morgan
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To Give Buffet Supper
After the ceremony a buffet supper will be served at the Wright home for out-of-town guests and relatives, Later the couple will ieave for a short wedding trip, the bride traveling in a green tailored suit, brown accessories and a yellow iris corsage. They will be at home in Louisiana, Mo. The bride attended Butler university. Mr. Wright attended Wabash college and was graduated from the school of architecture at the University of Illinois. He is a member of Sigma Chi fraternity and of Scarab, architectural honorary society.
Engaged
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John Edwards and daughters, Leban< on, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lewis and family of Jamestown. groomsmen.
o Plan Card Party Both Miss Nichols and Mr. Hicks A public card party will be given am were graduated from Indiana tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in Holy university where she was a member Angels hall, 28th st. and Northwest- | of Delta Gamma sorofity and he of ern ave, by Psi ternity, the Holy at
Spencer will be Mr. Hickam's
the June committee of Phi Angels altar sosiety. couple will be
Drescher and Bailey Guard of
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Dr. Roy Ewing Vale, pastor of Tabernacle Presbyterian church, | will officiate this afternoon at the wedding of Miss June Walters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis P. Walters, 3944 N. Capitol ave, to
and Mrs. George Caleb Wright, E.
86th st. The ceremony will be at 2:30 o'clock in McKee chapel of the
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The bridegroom's father, the Rev.
Couple Will Be| June Walters Will Become Bride Cadet Carroll Of William Caleb Wright In McKee Chapel Service
To Marry Margaret Kelly
sonville will read the service tomorrow afternoon for his son, Aviation Cadet Walter H. Carroll, and Miss Margaret Lorraine Kelly, daughter of Mu. Victor Kelly, 2329 N. Talbott st. The wedding ceremony will be at o'clock in the church.
for the communion table decorations of daisies, white gladioli and other white blossoms. Among bridal
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4 Third Christian | cause,” “At Dawning,” | Me Only With Thine Eyes,” “Ah, An arrangement of palms and| sweet Mystery of Life” and candelabra will form a background |lisve Me If All Those Endearing
Wedding Trip South to Follow Good-Cissna Ceremony; Couple to Live at Ft. Bragg
Miss Ruth Chandler, her sister's maid of honor, will be in baby blue chiffon over taffeta, trimmed with white lace, and will carry pink roses, pink baby breath and blue lace flowers.
To Form Aisleway The four bridesmaids will form
A wedding trip south will follow the marriage tomorrow afternoon an aisleway for the wedding party.
The ceremony, at 4 o'clock in the
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cissna,
bride and Lieut. Good is the son of Mr, and Mrs, E. D. Good of Leesburg.
Palms, baskets of summer flowers
ting for the rite. Mrs. Susan Shedd Hemingway, organist, will play “Be“Drink to
| Young Charms” before the ceremony. During the service she will play “To a Wild Rose.” The
Ernst A. Piepenbrok, will officiate sire to be played by Mre. Natalia bride's brother, Norman Cissna Jr, tomorrow afternoon at the wedding Conner, organist, are “Ave Maria.” | will sing “I Love You Truly” and . . h : : I se. tiie feel il oe I e lf In a ceremony at 3:30 o'clock 10. cotsin of the bride, and Frank C. of Miss Harriet Hancock and James| its 2 itermezzo| Mrs, Sam Roney is to sing OW morrow afternoon at the First| Donaldson, Lebanon. An eggshell
W. Piepenbrok. The bride's brother,
the Rev, C. David Hancock, will assist at the double ring ceremony at 3:30 o'clock in St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church. Miss Hancock is the daughter of (Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Hancock of |New Castle. The altar will be dee|orated with greenery, palms and seven-branch candelabra. A group (of bridal airs will be played by Mrs. | Amy Cleary Morrison, organist, before the ceremony. Miss Ida Mae {Good is to sing “I Love Thee” “O Perfect love” and “I Love You Truly.” Given in marriage by her father, the bride will wear a white marquisette gown with lace inserts at waistline and neckline and in the skirt. Her long veil will be held by a fitted cap with a crown of orange blossoms. Her shower bouquet will be of bride's roses and orchids and she will wear a gold locket, the bridegroom's gift. Her matron of honor, Mrs. C.
fon and carrv a nosegay of Johanna Hill roses. The bridesmaids, Miss Brenta Buckles of Marion, and Miss Stanley Langston, will wear yellow and pink mousseline de soie and will earrv colonial bouquets of Briarcliff roses,
Reception to Follow
The bridegroom’s attendants will be James Miller, best man, and Fred Raker, Paul Klinge, Thomas and Walter Piepenbrok, ushers. A dress of navy sheer and white accessories will be worn by Mrs. Hancock, mother of the bride. Mrs. Piepenbrok has chosén a pastel blue laligue with which she will wear white accessories. Both will have red rose corsages. After the ceremony a reception will pe held in the Lincoln room of the Hotel Lincein. Mrs. Morrison will play. The bridal table, centered with the bridal cake, will be arranged with candies and flowers. Both Miss Hancock and Mr. Piepenbrok were graduated from Indiana Central college where she was a member of Alpha Psi Omega sorority and he of Zetagathea.
Among Guests
Among out-of-town guests at the wedding will be Mrs. C. Roe Hall, Palestine, Tex ; Miss Adelaide Hancock and Mrs. Kizzie Jackson, Schooleraft, Mich. E. B. Wiesman, Detroit; Mrs. E. A. Grindle, Chicago; Bd Paynton, Winchester; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Payntor, Ft. Wayne; Mrs. Robert Flanary, Lebanon; Miss Pauline Waitt, Sheridan; Miss Wilma Smith, Thorntown; Miss Dorothy Milhouse, St. Francisville, Ill. Miss Virginia Miles, Baltimore; Mrs, John Booth, Memphis, Tenn; the Rev. and Mrs. J. O. Lewis, Messrs. and Mesdames William Jolliff, Harold Jervis and BE. A. Bish, Mesdames Frank Turner, H. I. Rob= erts, Margaret Enslen and Claude Enslen, Misses Mildred Flinn, Ruth Clark and Madeline Bish, all of Marion. Mrs. Pefry Van Nuys, Albion, Mich; Mr. and Mrs. John Piepenbrok, Milwaukee; Mf. and Mrs. Helmuth Piepenbrok, Highland Park, il; Frederick Piepenbrok, Deerfield, nl; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Heigler, Springport, Mich.; Mrs. Doral Hodel. Mrs. Clara Weck and Miss Marie | Week, Wabash.
Sorority Session
Beta chapter of Theta Nu Chi sorority will meet at 8 p. m. MonClayton, 1130
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(from “Cavalleria Rusticana” and |Grieg’s “I Love Thee’ Joseph Lautner will sing “I Love You Truly” and “Because.” The bride will be given in marriage by her father. She is to wear a gown of white net and lace, the lace bodice finished with a square neckline and long sleeves, and the skirt extending into a train. sion veil will be attached to a seed pearl cap. Miniature calla lilies will be used in her cascade bouquet. Miss Lilajane Harms, maid of honor, will be in yellow organdy trimmed with white embroidered organdy at the square neckline. The dress has long sleeves. Frocks in similar style will be worn by Miss Dorothy Watts and Miss Frances Loomis, bridesmaids. Miss Watts will wear blue chiffon and lace and Miss Loomis, rose marquisette.
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land Forever’ and “Oh, Promise | Me.” | Miss Cissna’s attendants will be | Miss Jane Louise Goodlet, maid of | honor, and Misses Betty Lou Mur | nan, Marilyn Templeton, Jerry Anne | Motley and Mary Frances Black- | burn, bridesmaids. Their frocks are made with gath{ered tiered skirts and they will car‘ry French bouquets. Ribbon bows | in their hair matching their gowns will have streamers at the back. Miss Goodlet will be in yellow taffeta; Misses Murnan and Motley in pink, and Misses Templeton and Blackburn in blue.
To Wear Organza
The bridal gown of white organza is fashioned with a sweetheart neckline and a fitted waistline from which the full skirt sweeps into a train. A fingertip length veil will
Their cascade bouquets will be of] {summer flowers and they will wear 'gardenias in their hair. The bride's small eousin, Sharon Rae Kelly,!
David Hancock, will wear blue chif-| ili pe the flower gitl, Wearing a| Harry H. Hollis Jr.
blue frock trimmed in lace and a!
wristlet of Sweetheart roses, forgetme=nots and baby breath.
Brothers to Usher
Two brothers of the bride, Victor C. and Don Kelly, will be ushers and James Dickerson is to be best man. Mrs. Kelly, the bride’s mother, will wear a blue silk crepe gown accented with sequins and will have begonias in her hair. The bridegroom’s mother will wear a gardenia corsage with her black voile trimmed with white. At the reception in the church parlor following the ceremony, two aunts of the bride will be among the assistants—Mrs. C. M. Rist of Erie, Pa, and Mrs. Homer Kelly. Mrs. John Foxworthy and Mrs. Louise Hodapp also will assist. Leaving for a wedding trip to South Carolina, the bride will wear a red linen suit, a red-veiled black hat and black and white accessories. Her corsage will be of white gladi= oli. The bridegroom has been stationed at Shaw field, 8. C, and is awaiting assignment to another post. The bride will return to In= dianapolis and will be at home with her parents. She is a graduate of Rutler university and the Univers gity of Illinois and a member of Kappa Beta sorority. The bride groom attended Butier and DePauw universities and is a Delta Chi fraternity member. Attending the ceremony from out of town will be Monroe Rist, Erie, Pa.; Mrs. P. Logan Ronk, Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Warner and their chils dren, Madonna, Maurine and Leslie Jr, and Mrs. George Shackelford, all of Ladoga; Mrs. Katherine Ronk, Crawfordsville; Mr. and Mrs Paul Martin, Jamestown, and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kelly and the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kelly, Georgetown.
Club to Hike The Nature Study club will have a moonlight hike at 6 o'clock tomorrow evening. At that time members will meet at 63d st. and College ave, and hike to Williams creek for a wiener roast. Leaders will be Miss Edna Meinhold, Mts. Louise Calking and Otis Herreman.
Sorority Dinner Chi Sigma sorority will meet for dinner at Cifaldi’s Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. Joseph P. Killila, chairman of arrangements, will be assisted by Miss Mary Catherine Gray
fall from a cluster of white roses and the bride will carry a shower | bouquet of white roses. Her father | will give her in marriage. { will be best| and William FPF. Lange Jr. Gary; Lieut. Donald Glover, Ft. Bragg: Chester T. Reynolds and Frank A. Ferry will serve as ushers. The bride's mother has chosen a powder blue silk gown in street length and will wear white accese sories and gardenias. Mrs. Good, the bridegroom's mother, also will have a gardenia corsage with her blue costume.
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Assistants at the reception in the church, following the ceremony, will be Misses Evelyn and Fern Kristufek, Frances Jean Durnell, Dorothy Keilman, Barbara Cripe, Betty Crossland, Ruth Payne and Virginia Skidmore. Miss Sue Warden, pianist, will play. The bridal party and members of the families will attend a dinner after the reception. Leaving for Ft. Bragg, the bride will wear a green and white figured silk suit with white accessories and gardenias. She attended Butler university and is a member of the Butler Independent association. Lieut. Good was gradsuated from Purdue university and is a member of Alpha Kappa Lamb= da fraternity.
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The Rev. W. E. Carroll of Jeffer-' of Miss Gladysmae Oissna to Lieut. Edward A. Good of Ft. Bragg, N. C.[They are Misses Joan and Char«
marriage | | will be read by Dr. F. Marion Smith, pastor.
Central Avenue Methodist church, 'lotte Chandler, sisters of the bride, and Misses Corinne and Suzanne Pulliam, her cousins. Their frocks are of pink voile over taffeta, fash« ioned like the maid of honor’s gown, and trimmed with white lace. Their bouquets will be of blue delphinium, cornflowers, blue lace flowers and pink roses. Joan Baker, the bridegroom’s niece, will be flower girl, carrying a small basket of blossoms with her lace-trimmed baby blue
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Ceremony Will Be Performed In Bloomington smi ho | V. O. Baker will be his brother's
Times Special |best man and the ushers will be BLOOMINGTON, Ind. June 27.—| Ensign Eugene 8. Pulliam, Chicago,
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Christian church here, Miss Wilma |lace gown, white accessories and a Jean Chambers will become the corsage of pink roses and blue lace ‘bride of Maleolm Seamahorn. The flowers will be worn by the bride's |Rev. William E. Moore will offi- mother. ciate. Assisting at the informal recepThe bride is the daughter of Mr. tion which is to follow the cere= and Mrs. Winzor E. Chambers of mony will be the bride’s attendants Bloomington and Mr. Scamahorn’s 8nd Miss Kathleen Mason. On the parents are Dr. and Mrs O, T. bridal table will be a three-tiered Scamahorn of Pittsboro. Welding aie topped by a miniatine : ride and soldier bridegroom. Crysta var WE a ae candelabra holding white tapers greenery, will be seven-way can- | 4150 will be used on the table.
delabra holding white tapers, and | Attended DePauw floor baskets of white gladioli and The couple will leave for a short gypsophilia. The alsleway Will elo .q4in0 trip, the bride traveling in marked by huckleberry foliage and |, ji0h¢ plue crepe costume suit, a gypsophilia tied with satin ribbons. | iu alan straw hat, white acces Before the ceremony, Mrs. Florence sores and a corsage of split pink Van Pilsen, organist, will play and|qpomm carnations. Miss Chandler ne Jw Longue) wii oi of |Attended DePauw and Indiana uni 4 > versities and is a member of Kappa
honor, will wear daffodil yellow marquisette in bouffant style. The Alpha Theta sorority and the Lebanon chapter of Kappa Kappa
full bodice, finished with a high, Kanna. Corp. Baker is a productie round neckline, trimmed with Vals! ~ Do UOID. PaRer Is a procuc:ion d 81% man with the special services see
enciennes lace, is gathered into a tion of the signal corps at © : a : ! amp fitted cummerbund. Full bishop | o.owqer. Mo.
A reception at the Federle home will follow the rite. For the wedding trip, the bride will wear a dress, mude with a pastel green bodice and printed skirt, white accessories and a corsage of gardenias. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Federle and daughter of Cincinnati will attend the wedding.
sleeves also are edged at the wrists Among out-of-town guests at the and will carry a colonial bouquet Martin, Annapolis, Md.: Mr. and with blue ribbon, Her headdress of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinsey, Des Miss Helen Phillips and Miss Jes Guests from Lebanon will be Chantilly lace and marquisette,| and Noble P, Shelby, Mrs. accented with ruffies. Their arm ggier ang Virginia Taylor and Mr, with yellow ribbons, and they will Entering with her father, for the Is Tomorrow romance neckline and long, fitted | .i40 and bridegroom, will be used and the gathered skirt extends from |, m, for the wedding of Miss Marision in fingertip length, will be at-| john ©. Asbury and Mr. and Mrs. will carry a shower bouquet of white officiate and Miss Dora Federle, orshower of satin streamers knotted| The bridal gown of white mar[length sleeves, The fingertip veil Bob Zeller, John Girara, Claude will carry a white Testament with a Mrs. Chambers, the bride’s moth- | will have a dress of madonna blue accessories and Mrs. Scamahorn carry an arm bouquet of Talisman will have corsages of Picardy party will attend a supper at the and bowls of white flowers conAfter a short wedding trip, ‘he Both the bride and bridegroom |tional Association of Women will be student at the I. U. School of Medi. morrow afternoon from 4 to 6 he is a member of Sigma Nu fra.|pointments will be made and the
May 23. The bride is the daugh-
fer of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Odiel
Wii lace. - ‘ceremony will be Mrs, William Cee will wear a pearl necklace cile, Washington; Mrs. Wesley P of yellow roses surrounded with blue delphinium and corn flowers tied ie opr Dowie: Wom Md matching flowers will be tied with blue and yellow ribbons. Dailies 10Ws; and: Miss Susals OM, sie Chaille will be bridesmaids. | Their frocks are of hyacinth blue gas, A Res rd styled with lace bodices having M 5 artha O. Pulliam, Mrs. Lucile V-necklines and short puffed sleeves Slagle, Misses Jean Stewart, Ann bouquets will be of yellow gladioli and blue delphinium blossoms tied Jesse Batterion. wear tiaras of matching flowers in Federle-Asbury Rite their hair. ceremony, the bride will be gowned “Priendshi » p bouquets” of summer in candlelight satin made with a |g,uers provided by friends of the sleeves puffed at the shoulders. The | 1, Gecorate th A ; e Beville Avenue shirred bodice has a plain panel | pyangelical church tomorrow at 2 a low waistline into a long train. |jyn, Asbury and Willlam R The bride's veil, of two-tiered illu Their a ww Mr. % Pederle. tached to a tiara of seed pearls. William H. Federle. She will wear a pearl necklace and| The Rev, Charles E. Haney will glamellias and stephanotis backed ganist, will play and Jesse Fallis, by pale maline and tied with a vocalist, will sing. with stephanotis. |quisette will have a draped bodice Brother Best Man {of silk jersey made with elbow The bridegroom's brother, Mil- of illusion will be caught by a halo burn Scamahorn, will be best man. of orange blossoms and the bride Holmes and Harold Wayne Beamen | spray of white gardenias. Miss Al« will serve as ushers. |berta Federle, the maid of honor, er, will wear a hyacinth blue sheer marquisette fashioned with a tight print in street length with navy basque and full skirt. She will will be in cloud blue sheer with | roses. navy and cerise accessories. Both glamellias and delphinium blossoms. Following the ceremony, the bridal Graham hotel. The table will be decorated with the wedding cake nected by strands of plumosa and white blossoms. couple will be at home in Indian- Tea Is Tomorrow apolis. | New council members of the Na= were graduated from Indiana uni-| 8uests at a tea given by Mrs. E. R, versity and Mr. Scamahorn is a Bebout, newly elected president, to= cine in Indianapolis. She was a|o'clock in her apartment at the 4 member of Chi Omega sorority and Spink-Arms hotel. Committee apternity and Phi Beta Pi medical|calendar for the coming year will fraternity. prepared. |