Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1942 — Page 4
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Society—
Columbia Club Will Have |4th Annual
Outing at Ulen
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/ A HIGH POINT OF THE SUMMER SEASON for Columbia club members will be reached Wednesday, July 22, when their 14th annual family outing and golf tournament will be held at the Ulen Country club in Lebanon. Henry C. Ulen, founder, and this year president of the Ulen club, will be chairman of a group of Ulen members serving as a reception committee to provide a “big time” for Columbia club members, their wives and chil-
dren.
The program for the day’s entertainment will begin with a luncheon at Ulen club from noon to 1 p. m. Following, the women attending the outing will be entertained at bridge in the shade of
the clubhouse from 1:30 to 4 p. m.
club hostess in charge of women’s bridge events, will supervise the" The winner at each table will be awarded a prize,
arrangements.
On Bridge Committee
SERVING ON Mrs. Laird’s committee will be Mesdames J. _ Dwight Peterson, J. H. Kemper, Wallace O. Lee, E. P. Akin, William H, Atteberry, Chantilla E. White, E. L. Baker, H. C. Tyson, Arthur A. Browne, Stephen W, Terry, Earl V. Fulkerson, Roy Hickman, Fred Jungclaus and William F. Sandmann, all of Indianapolis, and Mesdames Ulen, Roy Malpas, Elsa O. Rogers, Roy Metzger and Horace W. C. Fosdick of Lebanon. While the women play bridge and the men golf, children will be entertained with a variety of games. are completed, Columbians, their families and guests, together with many Ulen club members, will gather at the clubhouse for a fried
chicken dinner.
After the dinner there will be the traditional awarding of prizes to winners in the competitive events of the day. These will include golf awards for both men and women, prizes for the winners in children’s games and the award of the Ulen family trophy which is presented each year to the Columbia club family winning the most points in the day’s competitive events. The climax of the evening will be dancing in the Ulen clubhouse until midnight.
Personal Notes
MR, AND MRS. MANUEL MEYER of Philadelphia and their children, Ann Lynn and Leo Joseph, arrived today for a visit with ~ Mrs. Meyer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Borinstein. . . . Urbana Spink is visiting her sister, Mrs. Raymond Stevens, in Land-
off, N. H.
Miss Jane B. ‘Williams and her father, Russel S. Williams, returned yesterday from a trip east during which they stopped in .» . Mrs. Samuel E. Dinnin, 3777 N Meridian st., left yesterday for Pensacola, Fla., to join her husband, Lieut. Dinnin, U. 8. N, R., who is stationed there at the naval air
Washington and in New York.
base.
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Miss ‘Mary Ann Lookabill and Lieut. Harold D. Howenstine, > who are to be married tomorrow afternoon, will be honored tonight at a bridal dinner inthe Marott hotel given by Miss Lookabill’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Lookabill, and her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, John B. Lookabill. be at 3:30 o'clock in the garden at the home of the bride’s parents,
5209 Woodside drive,
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Guests tonight will include Lieut. Howenstine’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Howenstine, and Messrs.
Kenneth Shearer and John Merrill, Mesdames Paul McClellan Jr, Leonard Kitts and T. M. Rybolt, Miss Wilma Rothenburger and Miss
Dorothy Ann Rybolt.
Country Club July 22
Mrs. J. Hart Laird, Columbia
When the day’s activities
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and Mesdames R. W. Lookabill,
Bundles for America Branch Here Is Part of Regional Set-Up
The Indianapolis branch of Bundles for America has become a part of a regional district of the organization, comprising several states, under a new program recently announced by the ndtional board. Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood, president since last December of the. local branch, will continue in that position as the branch becomes the central office for six other groups located in Terre Haute, Martins-
ville, Paoli, Columbus, Greencastle and Crawfordsville. The group will be a part of the area having offices located in Chicago with Mrs. John
" Cohane as regional director.
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The new regional set-up is an efeffort to co-ordinate the work of the branches, to prevent duplication and overlapping of efforts, and to de-
[crease the cost of shipping.
Bundles for America supplies heavy knitted clothing for men in : the armed forces, hospital supplies, . blankets, emergency kits, clothing ~ for needy dependents of servicemen, and other materials prescribed by the national organization working ly with army and navy officials.
Mrs. William Macgregor Morris is
~ manager of the Indianapolis branch . office at. 39 W. Ohio st., where wom-
‘en wishing to help in the work may call. A sewing room is maintained there for those who wish to use it. . Paul Kettner, chairman of the room, has asked anyone hav-
clothing which can be converted usable garments to bring it to
local headquarters.
ld to Meet
le Girls’ guild of the Immanuel ngelical and Reformed church
meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday with
Helen Yates Receives Butler Appointment
Appointment of Miss Mary Helen Yates, a Butler university graduate of this year, as assistant to Dr. Merwyn Bridenstine, the school’s promotion director, is announced by M. O. Ross, acting president.
Miss Yates, who was graduated with the bachelor of arts degree in
The Bridal Scene—
notes in today’s nuptial news.
of Mt. Sterling. The wedding will be next Saturday in Mt. Sterling. Dean and Mrs. Ratti and the latter's mother, Mrs.
week to attend the ceremony. The bride-to-be is a graduate of the University of Kentucky where she was a member of Phi Alpha Theta sorority. After graduation from Butler univefsity, where his father is dean of the College of
‘Liberal Arts, the prospective bride-
groom received his master’s degree from the University of Kentucky. He is a member of Kappa Delta Rho and Alpha'Chi Sigma fraternities. o on " Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Henthorn, 22 N. Sheridan ave., announce the engagement of their daughter, Maxine, to Sergt. Arthur Ohlfest of Ft. Benjamin Harrison, formerly of Valparaiso. ‘The wedding will be at 3:30 o'clock the afternoon of Sunday, Aug. 16, in the chapel at Ft. Harrison. » one A linen shower given Tuesday, July 21, by Miss Alice Murphy will honor Miss Agnes Jeanette Roach
English, is a member of Omega, Tau Alpha, radio honorary, and! Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, She has been active in social and scholastic circles on the campus. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Yates, 5014 N. Capitol ave.
War Mothers’ Picnic Will Be July 28
Plans for the annual picnic of the Marion county chapter, American War Mothers, to be held July 28 will be completed at a meeting of the organization at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in the World War Memorial building. iness matters also are on the agénda for the meeting at which
Mrs. Nellie W. Savage, president,
who will be married July 25 to Technical #Sergt. John F. Murphy of Ft. Benjamin Harrison. The hostess will be assisted by Mts. Alice
F. Murphy and Miss Marita Murphy. The guests will be Mrs. P. A. Roach, ‘mother of the bride-to-be, Mesdames Hamilton Williams, Hannah Lovell, Emma Duckett, Harry E. Willett, Henry Williams, Grace Bartlow, Lawrence McMahon, T. F. Killila, H: R. Fletcher, Robert Franklin, Glenn Smith and Edgar Hartup. Also attending will be Misses Marge Trimpe, Clara Ortmann, Mary Crichfield, Rosemary Lanahan, LaVonne Johns, Janice Bruce, Betty Jo Hadley, Elsie Quick, Irma Lant3, Elizabeth Hughes, Bernice Kampmeier, Evelyn McGaughey
Lucy Rockwood, will leave next!
Gino A. Ratti Jr. Will Wed Mary M. King Next Saturday; Shower Honors Agnes Roach
Engagement and marriage announcements share: interest with shower
The engagement of Miss Mary Margaret King of Mt. Sterling, Ky. to Gino A. Ratti Jr., son of Dean and Mrs. Gino A. Ratti, 329 Buckingham drive, is announced by. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. King
Coughlin, Betty Graves and Margaret Ann Risley. ® ” ® News has been received here of the marriage of Miss Marjorie Meade of Franklin and Corp. Kenneth Stillabower, also of Franklin. The ceremony was performed Friday evening, July 3, at Ft. Benning, Ga., in the 151st infantry regimental chapel. Chaplain Loren H. Wyandt of Muncie officiated. Pvt. Edward Mindas, Roby, was best man. The couple went to Bir-
mingham, Ala., on the wedding trip. |
Thelma Kruse To Be Wed
Tomorrow
Times Special ALEXANDRIA, La., July 11.—The
marriage of Miss Thelma M. Kruse
.|of Indianapolis to Lieut. George M. Garcina Jr., will take place at 7:45]
p. m. tomorrow in the‘ chapel of
Camp Claiborne where the bride-
groom is stationed. The bride will wear a white silk jersey frock in street length and her accessories will be of white, Her only attendant, Miss Josephine Spiering, also of Indianapolis, will wear rose beige crepe accented hy white accessories. Lieut. A. B. Poole will be best man.. The couple will be at home here following their wedding. Miss Kruse is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Kruse, 832 N. Jefferson ave., Indianapolis, and Lieut. Garcina’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. George M. Garcina of Gary, Ind.
Vacation at Dells
Miss Phyllis Welsh and Miss Joan O'Neil are
1. Miss Mary Ann Lookabil' will be married tomorrow to Lieut. Folk, La., son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lookabill is the daughter of Mr.
$209 Woodside drive. The ceremony
sity and a member of Kappa Kappa ine also graduated at Butler and
Miss Mildred Poland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N. Poland, | fore her marriage June 27. (RamosPorter photo.) 3. Miss Angeline Shaneff, was married to Lambo Kisseli 4. Miss Judy Peelle, daug
ried to Cadet Edward C. Brenn;
ghter of Mrs. Theodora P. Shaneft, ff July 4. (Photo Craft photo.) or of Mrs. Lois Peelle, will be mar[the latter part of this month. Cadet )ase in Albuquerque, N._M. ame the bride of Wilfred C. Mast
last Sunday. of Mrs. Maude E. Knapp (Ramos-
Porter photo.) 6. Mrs. Edmund Corey daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Chr riage June 27. (W. Hurley 7. Miss Jean Eleanor Be ‘B. Bernard of Muncie, was m Mr. and Mrs. Albert Capp of } photo.) i 8. Mrs. John Baker was » «8 Vera Anne Sudbrock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sudbrock, [foe her marriage June 6. (Dex-heimer-Carlon photo.)
She is- the daugh
was Miss Martha Julian €oleman, pher B. Coleman, before her mar-
to Frederick James Capp, son of (W. Hurley Ashby
The EI will be held at 1:30
Mrs. E. P , Messick | p. m. in the home of Mrs. Charles Berdel, 1639 Lawrence ave. Mrs. C.
Speaks Tuesday G. Eicher will conduct the worship
“Christian Citizenship” will | he|period. Mrs. E. P. Messick's subject A memorial service will be held
she speaks Tuesday betore the Heigh
Rachael Elizabeth Jones to Be
|| Married to Pat,
D. Lee Miller
In Broadway Methodist Church’
The Broadway Methodist church will be the scene, at 4:30 o'clock
this afternoon, of the wedding of
Benjamin Harrison.
Miss Rachael Elizabeth Jones of
‘| this city- and Pvt. D. Lee Miller of the army finance school at PY,
Parents of the couple are Mrs. Bert E. Jones, Modoc, and Mr, and Mrs. F. T. Miller of Oklahoma City, Okla.
The single ring ceremony will be read by the Rev. John F. Edwards, pastor of the church, before an altar decorated with palms and candelabra. Bridal airs to be played by Mrs. John English, organist, will include Schubert's “Ave Maria,” “Liebestraum” (Liszt), “Oh, Promise Me,” “Intermezzo” and “Because.” During the ceremony she will play “To a Wild Rose.” The bride's attendants will be Miss Pauline Brown, maid of honor, Miss Harriet Heavenridge and Miss Jo B: Puckett, bridesmaids. Miss Brown will wear apricot organdy
,| fashioned in bouffant style with a
sweetheart neckline and puffed sleeves. She will carry a bouquet of delphinium centered by peach gladioli. The bridesmaids will. carry red roses with their bouffant style frocks. Miss Heavenridge will be in blue marquisette while Miss Puckett wears thistle-toned marquisette.
To Enter With Brother
Entering on the arm of her brother, Robert. Jones, Modoc, the bride will wear a gown of white net and lace. The long-sleeved dress has a V-neckline and shoulders formed by the lace. The high, fitted bodice, inserted with lace, tops a double net skirt. At thé back, lace panels extend from the waistline to the edge of the long train. " The bridal veil, that worn by Mrs. Robert Munshower at her wedding, is of illusion in full length and will fall from a coronet of seed pearls in a floral motif. The bride will carry a white leather prayerbook to which will be attached a gardenia and streamers of satin. James L. Lewis will serve as the best man. Truman Miller, Oklahoma City, will be. one of his brother’'s ushers. Two ‘brothers of the bride, Keith Jones, Detroit, and, Warren Jones, Modoc, also will be ushers. Mothers of the couple will ‘wear gardenias with their costumes. Mrs.
.|Jones will be in printed pastel crepe
with flesh color and will have white accessories. A reception for relatives and members of the bridal party will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, 930 E. 56th’ st., follow
covered by an Italian cut-work cloth, will be centered with the wedding cake. White hydrangeas will be used in decorations.
For a short wedding trip the bride will wear a sheer black frocik
and bag, and a gardenia corsage, The at-home address will be the Harrison apartments, 1320 N. Dela ware st. The bride attended International college, Ft. Wayne, and is a memsber of Alpha Sigma:+ Phi sorority,
Oklahoma university where he was a member of Delta Upsilon fratere nity. Out-of-town guests with the bridegroom’s parents will be Mrs, Keith Jones of Detroit and Mrs, Robert Jones, Modoc.
In Charge of Records At Methodist
Dr. John G. Benson, superintende ent of the Methodist hospital, has announced the appointment of Miss Bereniece Kinnamon of New Castle as director of the medical record department of the hospital. She
‘Miss Kinnamon, is a graduate of
of Nursing, St. Louis, and of the Grant hospital ‘School of Record - Librarians, Chicago. She has held positions as chief librarian at St. Francis Peoria, Ill, and medical librariarf at Henry county hospital, New Castle. the American Association of Madi
and will have aqua accessories. Mrs.
with white pique hat, black shoes
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The bridegroom is a graduate of
the Washington university - School
She is a member of
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