Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1942 — Page 15

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Lura, ‘Webb. Will Entertain 4

Tonight for Eileen White

MISS EILEEN WHITE will be the honor guest to. night at a luggage shower given by ‘Miss Lura: Webb. . Miss White’s marriage to Aviation Cadet James Edwar. Garwood Jr., Corpus Christi; Tex., son of Mr. and Mrs.

James E. Garwood of Michigan City, will be this month. The hostess will be assisted by. her mother, Mrs. Fred Webb.

, Mrs. William Wood White, mother of the bride-to-! the guests. Other guests invited are Mesdames

, will be’ among beth Hubbard,

Henry J. Decker, Blake Stone, Byron Webb and Jack J. Hatfield, + Misses Carrie C. Reid, Marjorie Pyke, Frances Horner, Doris Brown, Suzanne Steffen, Nancy Scott, Juliet Spiers, Marjory Bunch, Ruth Recktenwall, Kathleen Kouns and Ruth Cure.

2 8 = : MRS. JOHN MANCOS of Dallas, Tex., and Mrs. John Garner,

Buffalo, N. Y,, are guests of their.

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott Marshall, 1492 E. 80th st. They are here to attend the wedding, . Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in McKee chapel of Tabernacle Presbyterian church, of their sister, Miss Harriet Elizabeth Mar- - ‘shall, and Dan W. Everett, son of + Mr. and Mrs. William L. Everett, 3426 Salem st. » Mr. Garner will arrive tomor- ~ row morning to be best man for the ceremony. = The Marshalls’ .. son, Lieut. (J. G.) Robert S. Mar- " shall, U..8. N. R, was to be here today or tomorrow from Jgcksonville, Fla., where he is stationed on the U. 8. 8. Curaco. ” ” o “ Tomorrow night the bride-to-be’s parents will entertain at the Riviera club with a bridal dinner following the wedding rehearsal. Attending with the betrothed couple will be members of the " families and the bridal party. Miss Constance Green is to be maid of honor. The bridesmaids "will be Miss Nita Vawter and Miss Mary Lawson, Alpha Chi Omega sorority” sisters of Miss Marshall * when she attended Butler university. In addition to Mr. Garner, Mr. Everett's attendants will be Charles: Wible and Wayne Endicott. The prospective bridegroom is a Pre-medical student at Butler. Miss Green will entertain tonight at her home, 4155 Park ave., with a miscellaneous shower and dinner for the bride-to-be. Other guests will ‘be Mrs. Charles Shu-

mate, Misses Mary Jean Reis, Bar-

bara Whelden and Betty Lewis.

Personal Notes

MISS MARY GORHAM of Frankfort and Mts. K. T. Knode of South Bend will arrive late next week to be the house guests of Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Jaqua, 7033

Central ave. They will play in the 21st annual tournament of the Indiana Women’s Golf association opening July 20 at Highland Golf and Country club. Miss Gorham is the president of the association and Mrs. Knode ‘is a past president. o #" EJ

Miss Helen King of Upper Montclair, N. J, is the house guest of her flance’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Freyn, 4925 N. Meridian st. Her engagement to H. L. Freyn Jr. was announced the latter part of May. ‘No date has been set for the . wedding. Miss King is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. King, Upper Montclair. ” # ” ; Mrs. Ida Strawn Baker and Miss Carrie Francis left yesterday for a trip that will take them to Mexico City. En route they will . stop in Cincinnati, Berea, Ky., and San Antonio, Tex. : 3 ? ” E ” Mixed two-ball foursomes will , play at the Indianapolis Country club Sunday beginning at 1 p. m. A buffet dinner will be served ‘at 6:30 p. m. Hosts and hostesses for the afternoon will be Messrs. and Mesdames J. 8, White, George C. Forrey Jr. and Roy C. Bain.

Virginia Keller To Be Guest At Tea Sunday

Mrs. Richard C. Danielson, 4025 Park ave, wil entertain. ‘Sunday with a tea and miscellaneous shower from 3 to 5 p. m. honoring Miss Virginia Maxine Keller of’ Ander= son. ‘Miss Keller's engagement to Karl B. Riley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Riley of Anderson, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Keller of: Edgewood, Anderson. The wedding will be at 4:30 p. m. Sunday, July 26, in the First Presbyterian church at Anderson, with the Rev. Frank Baker officiating. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Purdue university, where she was a member of Delta Gamma sorority. During the past year she completed her interneship in the dietetic division of Christ hospital in Cincinnati. Attending the tea Sunday with Miss Keller, her mother and Mrs. Riley will be. Mesdames John English, G. E. Bomberger, Harry Campbell, M. M. Landoft and Meredith Patterson and Miss Barbara Stelle.

Out-of-Town Guests

Out-of-town guests will include Miss Adrienne Biddle, Dayton, O.; Mrs. Edward Caldwell, Colorado; Mrs. Arthur Daniels, Alexandria; Mrs. Wilbert Hulse, Pendleton, and, from Anderson, Mesdames Fred Dewey, Lester Balingall, Carl Niess, Arthur Springer, Arthur Call, Ralph Parent, Alfred Turner, C. B. Stelle,

Roettinger, A. R. Weddel and Henry Lambert. : Other guests from Anderson will be Mesdames Morris Hallenback, Beryl Jenkins, Arthur Jennings, Robert Hines, Claude Meyers, Charles Wachstetter, Walter Vermillion, John Krall, Ed Clayton, Frank Zoll, Harry Neff, Charles Snorf, Misses Betty and Mary Helen Riley and Lois Clayton.

Sororities— Rush Party Is Set by ‘Alpha Beta Zeta

Rush parties are featured in summer activities of sorority groups. Its first rush party this season will be held by GAMMA KAPPA chapter, ALPHA ZETA BETA, Sunday afternqon at the home 6f Mrs. Arthur Rieman, 132 N. 18th st., Beech Grove. ! Guests at the lawn party will be Mrs, William Thomas, Misses Garnet Mize, Amelia Herdering, Mildred Lackey, May Steiner, Margaret Russell, Margaret White and Margaret Earhart.

Following the monthly business meeting of ALPHA chapter, KAPPA BETA CHI, Monday evening at the home of Miss Anna Reeve, 49 N. Dearborn st., rushees will be entertained at a party. Mrs. E. R.

Oberting is rush captain.

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Phi Omega Pi To Give Tea For Rushees

or Northwestern universities or the University of Illinois this .fall will be guests Sunday at a tea given in the Indianapolis Athletic-club from

sorority. Assisting Mrs. Frank B., Lamb, general chairman, will be Mesdames Glynn Downey, John Haartje and Ronald Gilbert, club president, and Miss Virginia Hunter. -Mrs. Paul Sawyer and Mrs. Glen L. Steckley, will preside at the tea tahle. ' Mrs. Lamb also is in charge .of “pub=f licity. - Miss ‘Rhea McCall, New Albany, and Miss Betty Bradley, Springfield, Ill, rush chairmen for the I. U. and University of Illinois] chapters, . respectively, will attend the tea. { : Active and alumnae members planning to come from out of town for the’ event are Miss Marthada Vaughn, president of the I. U. active chapter; Miss Carolyn Davis, Crawfordsville; Miss Sue Hart and Mrs, Carl Broo, Kokomo; Misses Nell Jane = Higganbotham, Dorothy Knoop and Rosemary Bailey, Gary; Misses Mary K. Harris, Leota Bruner and Virginia Shertzer and Mrs. Fannie Weatherwax, Bloomington, and Miss Emma Jutton, Champaign, Il.

Attend Conference At Lake Wawasee

Among Indianapolis persons attending the regional conference of the United Christian’ Adult. movement at Lake Wawasee this week are Mrs. Frank Hatch Streightoff, Dr. "Howard J. Baumgartel, Dr. Blaine E. Kirkpatrick and Dr. James A. Crane. The conference which opened last

morrow morning. ‘Following a luncheon the delegates will return to their homes.

Boosters’ Club To Breakfast At Riviera

A breakfast-swim will be held at

day by the Boosters’ club. Members will swim until 8 a. m. when breakfast will be served. - From 9 to 10 a. m., an entertainment program will be presented. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Brown are chairmen of the charge. Reservations must be made by tomorrow evening. There will be a Booster dance tonight and an “all club” dance to-. morrow night. The club is expanding its parking) lot, adding two and one-half acres to the right of the main driveway. it will be opened for parking this week-end. Two other improvements completed at the ‘club are the addition of 50 feet to the sun-tan board and the installation of a large sand beach.

W.C.T. U. Group to |

Picnic Tuesday The annual picnic of the Frances

| Willard Women’s Christian Tem-

perance union will be held at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday at the home of the president, Mrs. J. R. Stanton, 2018

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Girls planning to enter Indiana | : : | mr Marguerite Krieg’s Marriage To Sergt. Starkey Announced

8 to 5 p. m by the Indianal. Alumnae club of Phi. Omega Pi],

| marriage will be at 3:30 o'clock the

Sunday is to continue through to- ||

May 2.

: 3. Miss Marie Armbruster and ‘cently. (Plowman photo.)

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The Bridal Scene

1. Mrs. Carl J. Haas was Miss Mabel Nielson before her m: Corp. Haas is stationed at Ft. Benning, Ga. 2 Miss Stephanie Turk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph was mairied to Frank Arne in a-recent service, (Bell photo.) 0

(Kindred 1! oto.)

Victor A. Sahin were marri

The bride is-the ‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julins Armb foe

4. Mrs. Harold H. Fenters was Miss Evelyn Carpenter, daugh > ‘Mr. and Mrs. Clark C. Carpenter; before her marriage May 30. (fritsch

in’ St. Joan of Arc rectory: by the Rev. Fr. Clemens M. Bent, pastor of the church. "= ; ® os » ’ The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Gingery are at home in East Weymouth, Mass., after the wedding trip: which followed their marriage June 7 at Kokomo. The bridegroom is pastor of the Methodist church there. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gingery, 310 S. Ritter ave. Be-|| fore her marriage, the bride was Miss Elizabeth Baldwin, daughter of |. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Baldwin, | Kokomo. Both the bride and bridegroom| were graduated from ‘Earlham ‘college and the Rev. Mr. Gingery stud[ied at the Boston Theological Sseminary. = 8 =» Attendants for the wedding of Miss Martha Elizabeth Sullivan and Manford F. Jones have been chosen by the betrothed couple. Their

afternoon .of Sunday, July 19, in the Seventh Christian church. Mrs. Jimmy Jones will be the Bride's matrén of honor and the bridesmaids will be Mrs. Rudy Mazzire and Miss Anita Rayl. The bridegroom’s attendants will be George Anderson as best man and, as ushers, Byron Sullivan, a cousin

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Included in bridal news are a welding announcement and ary; ounce: ‘ment of attendants for a July 19 ceremony. : I . | The ‘marriage of ‘Miss Marguerite Krieg to Sergt. Lee A. Sty: Billings general hospital at Ft. Benjamin Harrison is: announcer] parents, Mr. and Mrs: William PF. Krieg, 3922 Ruckle st. The ceremony was read June 28°

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bride-to-be, ang Keith

Clifton st., and Mr. Jones

are Mr. and Mrs. Marion [i 826 Eugene st. i

‘The Garfield unit 88, /inerican Legion auxiliary, will have a ‘joint picnic with the post Sun::y 19, at Longacre park.

Gladys Sullivan and M Kinnan, first and secon v

Mrs. Louise: Collins, chap. in; Mrs. Martha Sparks, sergeant a arms. Mrs. Boeldt and Mrs. Ha nuelson will be the delegates to | [the state convention with Mrs. Maj

indoffer and Mrs. Arthur filler as :

alternates.

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Plans Picnic For Rushees

Girls who will enter Hanover and Indiana universities this fall will be guests of the local alumnae of Alpha : Delta Pi sorority tomorrow

at Longacre park. Miss Dorothy Woods, newly elected ‘president of the alumnae, will be assisted by . other officers and members :of the rush ‘committee: Miss Mary Smith, Miss Edith Seitz and Mesdames Joseph Cummings, Roy Coller and Paul Myers. The party is the first of a series to. be given for -rushees. Several members of the -active chapter at

Council to Meet ~~ The council of Delta Sigma Kappa sorority will meet in the Chinese room of the Hotel Washington.Sunday. Sessions will begin: at 10 a. m. ‘and continue through the day. I :

Swimming Party Mrs. John B. Wilson will enter-

tain the Tri Beta . sorority with a swimming party, luncheon and

In New York

by Helen Word :

opened with a Fourth of July bang.

“What I remember best about Indiana is the fish-frys,” Joe Jr. told me when I mentioned his father’s native state. “The Elks club in Evansville used to give them. My dad has lots of friends there, but I haven't been out since the Chicago World’s Fair.” “Was your father born in Evansville or Chicago,” I. asked. “There seems to be a difference of opinion.” “Well, my dad told it to me this way,” he replied smiling. “When he played Evansville he said he was born there. When he played Chicago, he said that was his birthplace. But he always remembered to bring Evansville into his routine in some way or other.”

» ” 2 A LIKEABLE YOUNGSTER Joe Jr. looks like his father. Joe Cook Sr. retired this season because of ill health after 35 years in show business. Born Joseph Lopez, he was adopted by an Evansville family named Cook, after the death of his parents. Joe Jr., who enliséed in the army air corps 17 months ago, is one of several second generation celebrities connected with the army revue. Sergt. Allen Anderson, handsome son of playwright Maxwell Anderson, is stage manager of the show. Pvt., Bob Moore, son of Victor .| Moore, and Pvt, Phil Truex, son of Ernest Truex, appear as Japanese girls’ in a chorus number entitled Aryans Under the Skin. “In one of the sketches we impersonate various stage people enterteining the soldiers at a canteen,” Joe told me. “One private impersonates Gypsy Rose Lee. She personally taught him her routine and lent him her costume, what there is of it. I come in as my dad riding the unicycle and juggling. Spencer Case Sr. who worked as a stooge .for my dad in Topsy Turvy is in the routine. They played in Evansville together. Spencer Jr. is also in the show.” ® = os

JOE JR. SAYS that although people: take it for granted he will follow his’ father as a comedian, dancing is his forte. He'd like a chance to prove himself without having to depend on a line of chatter. “My dad Ty Ait to be a juggler,” he said pulling his khaki cap down over his curly brown hair. “Then once he accidently dropped a club. He made a remark about being the only man who practised and got paid for it. That went over and from then on he was a comedian. Apparently that happens to a lot of jugglers. W. C. Fields, one of my dad’s favorites, began as a juggler. So did my favorite come-

dian, Fred Allen.”

NEW YORK, July 10.~There’s another Joe Cook on Broad Riding a unicycle that his famous father used, Joe Jr. stars in the = Irving’ Berlin all-soldier revue, “This Is the Army.” son of the Indiana comedian at the Broadway Theater where the

I saw the

Military police equipped with wooden clubs guarded the stage ¢ Inside a huge gilt eagle spread its wings over the darkened stage. white, and blue props added to the patriotic atmosphere.

Peachey-Young Wedding Rite Is Announced

The July 4 wedding of Miss Sarah Nell Young to James Be Peachey, formerly of Camby, #8 annouriced by her parents, Mr, and Mrs. James L. Young, 4821 Carroliton ave. The bridegroom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Peachey of Camby. Hig father, before his death, was active

lin business circles at Martinsville;

The single ring ceremony was a 8:30 a. m. in the Northwood Chris= tian church with the pastor, the Rev. Theodore O. Fisher, officiating. Altar decorations’ were palms and garden flowers lighted by sevens: way candelabra. Before the serv ice’ a program of bridal airs was played by Mrs. Carol Long, a friend of the bride. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a frock of French gold crepe with hat and accessories of pale blue. Her corsage was orchids, Her sister, Miss Hylda Young, was in slate blue crepe worn with white hat and accessories and a gardenia corsage. ‘ Marjorie Swain, flower girl, wore pink organdy-and carried a basket of pink rose’ petals. Irvin McCrea was best man. . After the ceremony a reception was held at the church followed by a breakfast at the home of the bride’s parents for the bridal party. Assistants at the breakfast were Mesdames Earl Swain, Myrtle Rice and Lawrence Hinds. Mr. and Mrs. Peachey will be at home after next Wednesday at 313 E. 28th st. Out-of-town guests at the ceremony were Mrs. Eugene Farmer and - Miss Frances Peachey, the bridegroom’s sisters, and Mrs. Frances Dudley, Camby, and Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Rothrock, Brooklyn, Ind.

Rev. Amos Bastin Is Guest Speaker

The Rev. Amos S. Bastin, pastor of the Beech Grove Methodist church, will present a Bible lesson at 11 o'clock Tuesday morning at a meeting of the Sarah A. Swain Women’s Christian . Temperance Union in the home of Mrs. Myrtle Dent, Beech Grove. Mrs. Margaret Varner, director of Christian citizenship, will be in charge of the afternoon program.

Members will bring lunches to the meeting.

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