Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 July 1942 — Page 4

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Reception at Athletic Club will

Follow Schnieders-Fox Wedding

MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND C. FOX will entertain tomorrow with a reception at the Indianapolis Athletic _elub following their daughter’s wedding at 11:45 a. m. in St. Joan of Arc Catholic church. The bride, Miss Joan Fox, will be married to Lieut. George A. Schnieders Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Schnieders of Los Angeles. The marriage service will be read by the Rev, Fr. Clement M. Bosler, pastor of the church. William Mullenholz will be the organist for the ceremony and Edward Krieger the soloist. "The aisleway through which the bride and her attendants will approach the . Altar is to be marked by bouquets of white gladioli tied with white ; satin ribbons.. In the sanctuary will be groupings of palms, cibotium ferns and seven-way and cathedral candelabra. The altar vases will hold sheaves of white gladioli.

Bride Will Wear English Net

THE BRIDE will be escorted to the altar by her father. She has chosen a gown of bridal white English net, Frills of the net accent thé fitted bodice, the short, puffed sleeves and the romance neckline. The gown’s bouffant skirt and train are trimmed with a side ruffle of the net. Her two-tiered veil of illusion is full length and will fall from a halo bonnet of net. The prayerbook she is to carry is covered with white satin and net and will have white orchids attached to the cover. Cascading from it will be narrow streamers of net knotted with stephanotis blossoms. Miss Fox's three attendants will be gowned in Talisman pink net styled like the bridal gown. The short, puffed sleeves of the frocks are edged with net frills and the bouffant skirts are accented with wide net ruffies. Completing their costumes will be matching pompadour hats of net ruffles. ‘ Miss Patricia Stark will be maid of honor and the bridesmaids ‘will be Miss Jean Pickett of Pittsburgh and Miss Mary Helen Madden. The two bridesmaids will carry Georgian peach bouquets with centers of Talisman roses surrounded by peach-toned snapdragons and begonia blossoms. The garlands falling from the bouquets will be of smilax. Miss Stark’s bouquet, of the same type, will have a Talisman rose center surrounded by snapdragons and begonias. in deeper colors. .

David Fox Will Be Best Man

DAVID J. FOX, brother of the bride, will pe Lieut. Schnieders’ best man and the ushers will be Jack Meihaus and Dick Guy. Mrs. Fox, the bride’s mother, will wear a soft green linen ensemble for her daughter's wedding. With the costume she will wear brown accessories and a natural-colored straw hat with begonia blossom trimming matching the flowers in. her corsage of hibiscus and begonia blossoms. reception at the Athietic club will be held in the ballroom, Placed about the room will be arrangements of palms and tall pedestals of summer flowers. Standing upon the extremely long bridal table will be Georgian silver candelabra and Georgian silver bowls filled with symmetrical bouquets of peach-toned .gladioli. The table is to be covered with white net upon which will be tiered garlands of smilax and peach-colored blossoms tied with satin bows.

Bride Is Butler Graduate

AS THE COUPLE LEAVES for a wedding trip, the bride will wear a linen ensemble, The frock has a purple skirt topped by a purple and white printed bodice. Her hat, of the purple and white t, will have a cyclamen-colored veil matching the cyclamen linen jacket of the ensemble. She will wear a corsage of white orchids, and will have a black patent leather bag and shoes. Miss Fox was graduated from Ladywood school here and attended Mt. St. Mary's college in Los Angeles. She was graduated last month from Butler university, where she was a member of Kappa . Alpha Theta sorority. Lieut. Schnieders is a graduate” of Loyola university in Los Angeles and yesterday received his commission in the army air corps in ceremonies at the training station at Lake Charles, La. © 7 Among the wedding guests from out of town will be Miss Frances "Ryan, Florence and Mary Madden of Chicago and Edward Jacobs of "Detroit,

Betty Anne Hocker Announces Attendants for Her Wedding

. Miss Betty Anne Hocker, whose | Misses engagement to Joe J. Davis is anpounced this week-end, was honor guest yesterday at a linen shower given by Mrs. Austin D. Rinne,

2626 N. Alabama st.

Miriam Clayton,

liams and Florence Cramer.

Peggy Aspinall, Dorothy Woods, Betty Wil-

On Tuesday Miss Cramer will entertain for Miss Hocker and next

"rhe bride-to-be is the daughter 5 Mr. and Mrs. Perry B. Harper, N. Alabama st., and Mr. Davis’ ts are Mr. and Mrs. Homer , Davis of Seymour. The wedding vill be at 7:30 p. m., July 18, in the roadway Methodist church. Guests yesterday at the shower re Mrs. Harper, Mrs, C. H. Brown, ndmother of the bride-to-be, mes Richard Allen Foxworthy, R. Hocker, Samuel Runyon,

Hapkins and Mary Rinne,

Thursday Mrs. Hocker will give a lingerie shower for her. Mrs. Foxworthy will entertain with a miscellaneous shower July 14. Miss Hocker’s attendants for the wedding will be Mrs. Foxworthy, matron of honor; Miss Clayton, maid of honor; Mrs, Hocker and Mrs. Austin D. Rinne, bridesmaids. The bride-to-be attended Hanover college and is a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Mr. Davis pin graduated from Purdue univer-

Rev.G.T. King

Will Perform

Double Rite

A double wedding ceremony will be read at 7:30 p. m, today in the Emerson Avenue Baptist church for Miss Gertrude Holzapfel and Hugh M. Snider and Miss Phyllis June Newby and Lewis A. Snider. The bridegrooms are brothers, sons of Mrs. Besse Z, Snider, 5288 Pleasant

| Run parkway, North drive.

Parents of the brides are Mr. and Mrs,. Wilhelm Holzapfel, 3437 Hillside ave. and Mr, and Mrs. Fred Newby of Valley Mills. The Rev. George T. King,

Miss Holzapfel will wear a tailored white silk jersey frock in street

pastor of the] i ‘|church, will perform the rite.

length, with short sleeves and al

skirt pleated at the front. Her accessories will be of white and her corsage of American Beauty roses and baby breath. Miss Newby will be in powder blue with white accessories and a corsage .of pink roses and baby breath. Ushers will be Harold Stoehr and Robert Schaub. Mrs. Snider, mother of the bridegrooms, will wear on orchid lace gown with blue accessories and a corsage of mixed pink blossoms. Mrs. Holzapfel's ‘navy and white crepe will be worn with navy ac cessories and a corsage of spring flowers while Mrs. Newby will wear pale green crepe with white accessories and yellow roses.

Here for Ceremony

After Monday the brides will be at home with their parents. Hugh M. Snider will return to Chanute field, Rantoul, Ill, where he is stationed, and his brother will return to Purdue university from which he will be graduated in December. Guests here for the ceremony will be Lieut. and Mrs. A. H. Snider, Esler field, La.; Mr. and Mrs, Fred Snider and their sons, Willard and Herbert, and Mr. and Mrs. John Crabb and their daughter, Mary Alice, all of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baysinger and their daughters, Jo Ann and Jean, Streator, Ill. } Also Messrs. and Mesdames Charles C. Modisett, Dennis Byerley and John Fread, Terre Haute; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Knott, Spencer; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton H. Smith, Lafayette, an®@ Mr. and Mrs. David Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curry and Mrs. Kate Snider, Greencastle.

Phi Theta Deltas Will Meet Wednesday

The Alpha chapter of Phi Theta Delta sorority will meet ‘at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday with Miss Minnie Mae Evans, 128 S. Arlington ave.

Party Is Tomorrow

A card party will be given at 8 p. m. tomorrow in Liederkranz hall by the Ladies’ society of the Indianapolis Liederkranz, Mrs. Louise Body is chairman,

1. Miss Ann Hutchison (left) and Miss Jane Judd on the -huffle-

board court at Meridian Hills.

2. Resting after a set at Highland Golf and Country club are

Mrs. R. H. G. Mathews (left) and Miss Carolyn Madden (right:

, Chat-

ting with them is Miss Joan Fox who will be miuried to Lieu. George A. Schnieders Jr. of Los Angeles tomorrow.

3. Miss Sally Kemp of Frankfort and Miss Phyllis Behrinjzr bicy-

cling at Woodstock.

4, Keeping cool in the Meridian Hills pool are (left to righ’) Caro--

lyn Albright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Albright; Su: Storer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E: Storer, and Joan Sincler, dat hter of

the Roscoe Sinclers.

5. Miss Peggy Gordon and Miss Flo Mary Foreman on th > tennis

court at one of the country clubs.

6. Sally Stokley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Stoki:’, ready

for a plunge at Woodstock.

Josephine Best Becomes Bride Of Roger D. Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Davis are on a wedding trip following their marriage at 8:30 o'clock last night in the Crooked Creek Bapti:: church. The bride was Miss Josephine Best, daughter of Mrs. Marths est, W.

50th st. Mr. Davis is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Roger Davis

gress ave. The double ring ceremony "was performed by Dr. Robert H..Kent of Franklin college, assisted by the Rev. Franklin L. Crutchlow, pastor of the church. Palms, candelabra and summer flowers decorated the church for the ceremony. : Mrs. Charles Lawrence, pianist, played the wedding music and accompanied Virgil Phemister as he sang “The World Is Mine Tonight,” “On Song's Bright Pinions” and “For You Alone.” | The bride was given in marriage

by her brother; the Rev. | and was attended by Mrs. Crutchlow, who wor: a’dusty pink suit with black accessories and a corsage of gardenias #.d roses. The bride also wore a gar nia and

‘rose corsage and brown essories with her powder blue su

An informal reception at the church preceded the coun parture for the wedding bride attended Franklin

To Wilfred Carl

Mast

A motor trip to Canada will follow the wedding tomorrow afternoon of Miss Lois Eileen Knapp to Wilfred Carl Mast. The double-ring ceremony, read by Dr. William PF. Rothenburger, will be at 5:30 o'clock in the Madonna chapel of the Third Christian Church. ' The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Maude E. Knapp, 44 N. Dearborn st., and Mr. Mast’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mast of Plymouth. Edward F. Bade, 1453 Woodlawn

Chapel decorations for the ceremony will be a panking of ferns and palms flanked by seven-way candelabra and tall standards of pink gladioli and white roses. Bridal airs played by Miss Jeanette Rutherford, organist, will include ‘Liebestraum,” the Intermezzo from “Cavalleria Rusticana,” “I Love You Truly,” “Ave Maria” and “Oh, Promise Me.” The Lohengrin and Mendelssohn wedding marches will be played for the processional and recessional.

The Attendants

The bride, given in marriage by her uncle, Bert K. Heitkam, will be gowned in ivory satin and lace made with a fitted bodice ending in a peplum, and a sweetheart neckline and long sleeves. Her fingertip length veil will be attached to a tiara of pearls and she will carry a bouquet of Briarcliff roses and gardenias tied with a shower of ivory satin ribbons. Miss Frances Mast, South Bend, the bridegroom’s sister, will be her attendant. Miss Mast will wear pink net over pink satin. The full skirt will be topped by a fitted bodice finished with a romance neckline and three-quarter length sleeves. She will wear a matching shoulder length veil and will carry Johanna Hill roses.

beige frock with which she will have rose and navy accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Mrs. Mast, the bridegroom’s mother, will be in navy sheer worn with white accessories and a gardenia corsage.

— Charters-Bade

This Afternoon

Miss Margaret Bade and Corps Clyde C. Charters of Staunton, Va, will be married at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon in a ceremony ati the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs,

ave. -The Rev. Herbert D. Bassett,

pastor of the Edwin Ray Methodist

church, will officiate. He is to read the ceremony before an improvised altar of palms, ferns

and foliage. Mrs. S. B. Clark, pianist, will play a program of bridal

After the ceremony a reception |i

will be held at the couple’s new home, 817 Kappes st. Assistants will be the bride’s aunts, Mrs, C. O. Heitkam and Mrs. B. K. Heitkam, and her sister-in-law, Mrs. C. H. Knapp, Ft. Knox, Ky. The bride's going-away costume will be & two-piece white pique trimmed with red embroidery and worn with white and red accessories and a red rose corsage. The couple will be at home Aug. 1. The bridegroom is a Purdue university graduate.’ Out - of - town guests, with the bridegroom's parents, will be Messrs. and Mesdames Homer Anderson, Bernard Martin and Owen Neidig and Mrs, Miller, Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs, Adolf Mast, Whiting, Ill, and Lieut. Knapp, Ft. Knox.

Maj. Wolfram and Family Visit Here

Maj. Don J. Wolfram, formerly of

The flower girl, Barbara Jean|Indianapolis and now of the U. 8. A.

sister, | Heitkam, the bride's cousin, will| medical corps at Camp Pickett, Va.,

wear & blue silk frock and Wwill|ngs Wolfram and their daughter,

carry a white basket of rose petals. She will have pink roses in her hair.

: Reception to Follow

best man, and Malcolm Miller, Plymouth, and Everett B. Milam, Austin, Tex., ushers.

Gretchen, have been visiting Maj.

Wolfram’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, P. J. Wolfram of Brownsburg.

Yesterday Maj. Wolfram accom-

As she enters for the ceremony, the bride will wear a two-piece frock of .light blue and navy, navy and white accessories and a core sage of gardenias and other-white flowers. Miss Marguerite Ellis, her only attendant, will wear a brown and white print-with brown accessories and a corsage of delphinium and red roses. Mrs. Bade will wear a white dress with white accessories and a yellow rose corsage.

Corp. Edward L. Emery will be

best man. . At the reception following the rite, the bridal table, centered by the wedding cake, will be decorated with summer flowers, ferns and candses. The couple will leave for a short

wedding trip smd will be at home

after . next week with the bride's mother. Corp. <harters is stationed at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Out-ofe town guests will be Dr. and Mrs, B. J. Wyland and Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Daken, Mishawaka; Mr, and Mrs. D. L. DeNoon, Cincinnatig Mrs. Jennie Riley and Harry Stibbs, Vandalia, O., and Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Mattox, Lawrence.

D. U. Auxiliary to Have Breakfast

Everett Lett will entertain

Mrs. E. R. Grissell and Mrs. R. A,

Upsilon Ladies’ auxiliary J Minn., to visit Mrs. Wolfram’s par-| with a breakfast bridge at 11 a. m, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Titus. |Tuesday.

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