Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1942 — Page 17

Ruth Elizabeth Shewmon to Have College Roommate as Attendant

MISS RUTH ELIZABETH. SHEWMON and George L. Glossbrenner have chosen attendants for their wedding, which is to take place the afternoon of Saturday, Aug. 1, at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob E. Shewmon, 4420 Broadway. Dr. Carleton W. Atwater,

pastor of the First Baptist church, will officiate. The bride's only attendant will be Mrs. Joseph Yanitell of Marion, O., who was her roommate when the two attended Denison university at Granville, O. Ted Carter will be Mr. Glossbrenner’s

best man. Glossbrenner, 3210 N. Meridian st.

Golfers to Elect

THE 20TH annual tournament of the Indiana Women’s Golf association, opening Monday at Highland Golf and Country club, will not be all strenuous competition. On Tuesday night members of the association will hold their annual dinner meeting, combined with a business session, at the Highland clubhouse, and on Thursday afternoon, participants in the tournament will take time out to demonstrate their skill to men golfers in mixed two-ball foursome play. Mrs. Joseph Stout is chairman for the dinner and business meeting and the committee for the two-ball foursome includes Dr, Harry Leer, chairman, and Mrs. C. A. Jaqua, Mrs. L. L. Lykins, Paul Whittemore and Mr, and Mrs. Louis Bola. Mrs. W. Hathaway Simmons is chairman of the nominating committee which will report at the dinner meeting Tuesday.

To Attend Operas

DR. AND MRS. DAVID M, SILVER and Capt. and Mrs. Louis Pillersdorf will go to Cincinnati Saturday to attend the summer opera presentation of “Carmen.” Dr. Charles F. Hansen attended last night's production and Mrs. Ora D. Grass will be at tonight's. Next Thursday Mrs. Lucy C. Easterday and her cousin, Miss Thelma Pitts, will be in the audi-

ence for the “Samson and De-:

lilah” production. On July 25 Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Weber will hear “Faust” with a party including Mr. Weber's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Weber, and Miss Méry Lawton and John B. Robinson, Maurice Dux and five others will form a group at that night’s performance. * On the following day, Mrs. R. R. Stephenson and her daughter, Alice, will go to Cincinnati for the presentation of “Rigoletto.” Mrs. Harry L. Foreman has made reservations for a party of four to attend on July 30 and Aug. 1. C. Norman Green has made reservations for 20 members of the Athenaeum Dramatic club for the Aug. 1 productions of ‘Pagliacci’ and “Hansel and Gretel.” Misses Anne Lohman, Mathilda Gasper, Her-. mina Ritter and Mary Kraeszig will attend Aug. 1 and 2.

to that of the bride.

The 3250 Mer bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Alfred’ M.

Louise Boland Is Married to Pvt. Beltrame

Times Special WESTFIELD, Mass. July 16.— Miss Louise Ann Boland of Indianapolis and Pvt. Bruno Beltrame of Clinton, Ind.,, were married at

8 o'clock this morning in Our Lady of Blessed Sacrament church here. The double ring ceremony was read by the Rev. Fr. William H. O’'Malley. The bride chose a street length jacket dress of white sheer alpaca for the wedding. With it she wore a single strand of pearls, navy and white accessories and a corsage of orchids. , Miss Helen VanBenten of Indianapolis, the bride’s only attendant, wore a dress of pale pink, similar Her accessories. were chocolate brown and her corsage, Talisman roses and orchid sweet peas. She also wore pearls, a gift from the bride. Pvt. William Ball of South Bend was Pvt. Beltrame's best man,

Breakfast Follows

Following the ceremony, the breakfast at the Park Square hotel. The couple will be at home at 88 N. Elm st., here. Mrs.. Beltrame is the sister of Miss Sarah M. Boland, 5140 E. Washington st., Indianapolis, and Pvt. Beltrame’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lina Beltrame of Clinton. The bride was graduated from St. Vincent's hospital School for Nurses and the bridegroom is stationed at Westover Field, ‘Chicopee

Falls, Mass.

Society Will Sponsor

‘Card Party

A public card party will be sponsored by the Liederkranz Ladies society at 8:15 p. m. Sunday in the Liederkranz hall, 1421 E. Washing-

ton st. Mrs. Alfred Pich is in charge of arrangements for the event.

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Indorsers of Photoplays List Chairmen

Committee appointments for the Indianapolis Indorsers of Photoplays were announced by the organization’s president, Mrs. David Ross, yesterday at the regular meeting of the board of directors in the directors’ room of the American National bank. Among those named were Mrs. C. C. Saulsberry, social agencies; Mrs. John Cochrane, chairman, and Mrs. C. R. Creech, war work and the sale of defense Sim and war bonds; Mrs. Julia Belle Tutewiler, parliamentarian; Mrs. Earl Niles, chairman, Mrs. George Carter and Mrs. Thomas Moshenrose,

man, Mrs, Carl Kelly and Mrs. Wolf Sussman, sick committee. Others to serve include Mrs. Harry E. Rice, chairman, Mesdames Carl Day, W. H. Pearl and’ M. B. Sparks, membership; Mesdames A. B. Bennett, Roscoe Mills, Kasper Kempf, Cochrane and Sussman, ways and means; Mrs. L. H. Fouts and Mrs. John Friday, registration. Also, Mrs. Mills, chairman, and Mrs. H. C. Bertrand, neighborhood theaters; Howard M. Rudeaux and Mrs. Adam Honderich, program; Mrs. J. C. Wilkerson and Mrs: Creech, speakers’. bureau and P.I. A. groups; Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Alice P. Ellison, motion picture news. On Advisory Board

staff are Mr. Rudeaux and Mesdames Ross, Sussman, Creech and A. J. Hueber. Mrs. Ellison is chair-

the advisory board includes Luther Dickerson, the Rev. August R. Fussenegger, F. R. Mitchell, Beryl Holland and Mrs. Hortense Rauh Bur-

-| pee.

Mrs. Claude Franklin and Mrs. Rufus O’Hare were named as delegates to the seventh district, Indi-

| ana Federation of Clubs; Mrs. Elli-

son to the Indianapolis Council of Women with Mrs. G. O. Lehman as alternate, and Mrs. H. C. Fledderjohn and Mrs. Mills to the Indianapolis Church federation. Meetings for the coming year were scheduled for the second Tuesday of each month.

Ulm-Tyler Rite

Is Announced

The Rev. and Mrs. Marshall Ulm are at home ‘at 811 Foster ave, Evanston, Ill, following their marriage July 5 in the Union Chapel

HH Methodist church near Nora.

The bride was Miss Dorothy Tyler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Tyler, 8515 Westfield rd., and the bridegroom is the son of William Ulm of London Mills, Ill. The Rev. Charles Tyler of Castleton, brother of the bride, read the double-ring service, Attendants for the ceremony were the bride’s sister, Mrs. Clarence Wood, matron of honor; the Rev. Robert Weaver of Wabash, best man, and another brother of the bride, Gordon Tyler, and Mr. Wood, ushers. Following the wedding, a reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents. Among the out-of-town guests were Miss Della Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Miss Maryedna Goldsmith, San Diego, Cal.; Miss Fay Wagner, Miss Dorothy Ulm of London Mijlls. Mrs. Ulm is a graduate of the Evanston Collegiate Institute and the bridegroom is attending Garrett Biblical Institute in Evanston.

To National Offiice Times Special : CHICAGO, Ill, July 16.—Mrs. Paul vanB. Aflen, 3055 N. Meridian

ciation at the organization’s annual convention in the Hotel Stevens.

continue through Sunday. Other officers elected were Mrs, C.-A. Tedrick of Denver, Col., presi= dent, and Mrs. Charles M. LaRue of Columbus, O., president elect. :

Returns Home

and New Jersey State Veterinary

telephone; Mrs. Ben Harris, chair-

Members of the Bulletin-News

man of the picture committee and{

Evanston, Ill, and|

Local Woman Named|

st., Indianapolis, has been re-elected| secretary-treasurer of the auxiliary to the American Osteopathic assor|

Sessions, which began Monday, will

1. Miss Patricia Pluess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, c.

E. Pluess,

will be married to Lawson F. Lawrence, son of Mrs. Leonore Law-

rence of Mooresville, Aug. 2. The

the First Evangelical and Reformed church.

ceremony will be at 2:30 p. m. in (Photoretie:: photo.)

2. Mrs. James Peachey was Miss Sarah Nell Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Young, before her marriage July 4. 3. Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Mary Gertrude Downs, - daughter of Mrs. James E. Downs ani the late Mr. Downs of Terre Haute, and Carl W. Bittle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah L. Bittle of Wingate. The wedding was July ¢ in the St.

Louis Cathedral rectory, St. Louis, Mo.

The bride is a graduate of

Indiana State Teacher’s College and a member of Psi 7lieta sorority. Mr. Bittle was graduated from the University of Ngiraska and

is a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., with the army engineering eerps,

heimer-Carlon photo.)

He is stationed at

(Dex-

4. Miss Ruth Anna Hackleman, daughter of Mr. anid Mrs. Earl Hackleman, was married to Corp. Leo E. Beers of Ft. B::ining, Ga.,

June 8, in Phoenix City, Ga.

(Block photo.) 5. A July 24 wedding will be that of Miss Winifred Amick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Earl. Amick, to Charles E. Madinger Jr., son of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Madinger,

(Moorefield pixoto.)

The Bridal Scene— Sarah Elizabeth

Wed to William E. Cook Aug. 8;

Brewer Wi iI Be

Party Fetes Mary Frances Delph

A marriage announcement and showers are among actiyi ities appear-

ing in today’s bridal notes.

Miss Sarah Elizabeth Brewer has set Aug. 8 as the

fate for her

marriage to William E. Cook. The wedding will take place in McKee chapel of Tabernacle Presbyterian church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward! D. Farmer,

1 E. 36th st., and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Ronald Mangus of New Castle. Attendants named by Miss Brewer include Miss Betty Bailey, maid of honor, and Miss Helen Louise Canny and Mrs. Naomi Moore, bridesmaids. Mr. Cook's attendants will be! Donald C. Brewer, best man, and Gene Yockey and Wendell Jones McQuinn of Franklin, ushers. John Stempel of Bloomington will be ring bearer. Last night Mrs. Donald Brewer

was hostess at a kitchen shower for

the bride-to-be in her home, 2715 N. Meridian st. The hostess was assisted by her daughters, Mrs. Donald Barnard and the Misses Helen Louise and Sue Canny. Guests at the party were Mesdames Farmer, Moore, Robert Strieby, W. Frank Parrish Jr, Richard Helm and the Misses Bailey, Irene Parker, Jean Ladd and Nancy Carhart. 2 #Bi® A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Mary Frances Delph will be

Bride

Dr. C. C. Donelson of Cumber-| at land "has returned from New York| En where he attended the New York| @

| Steuerwald, freasurer,

given by Mrs. Oliver HH. Sickbert,

1502 Comer -ave., at & o'clock this|. evening. The guest ¢f honor willl

be married to Mrs, Sickbert’s son, Maurice A. Brink, July 21 in the Garfield Park Evange! cal and Reformed church.

Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Elmer Parks and Mis; Emmajean Sickbert. The bride-t¢-be’s mother, Mrs. Cora Delph, will © ae among the|, guests. Others at the party will be Mesdames Otto Schultz, V/zlter Sauter, Tony Lang, Julius Wetzel, Blanche Cheatham, Matty Petty, Roy Jones, Harry Stuck, Ben Sickbert, Frank McDonald, © Fred Pcchler, Chris Moller, Sophie Lutz, Dallas Sierp, Harold Bretz, Carl Poller, Charles Kreiger and John Bass. Also, Mesdames Alber: Emma Kohlman, Tena Poehler, Kennedy Kreiger, Fobert Lang, John Sierp and the Misses Virginia Schultz, Jean Sauter Margaret Sickbert, Clayborna Stuck, Olivia Cheatham and Phyllis and Genevieve Kreiger. 8 8 & I Morris Kestenbaum, 3022 Central ave. announces the m: riage of his daughter, Ruthe, to Pvi. Frank Korzun, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Korzun of Chicago. ~The ceremony was read July 11 by Rabbi I. E. Marcuson in Temple Heth Israel at

Kline, Lou

|Macon, Ga. The bridégroom is sta-

tioned at Cochran Fi:id, Macon.

Officers Installed By Phi Chi Epsilon

Phi Chi Epsilon sorority recently

‘|installed new officers at a dinner {meeting in the Colenial tearoom.

Taking office were Miss Mary Louise Byrn, president; Miss Esther Applegate, vice presideri; Miss Doris Vores, secretary; Il.iss Roberta and Miss Margaret Zerbe, editor. : Others include Ms Virginia Thomas, sergeant-a;-arms; Mrs. LaVerne Ent, historizn, and Miss

2 Jean Van Cleave, inspector. Mrs.

Church News— Lutheran Choir Will Sponsor

Lawn Social

Church groups are’ planning to sponsor a chicken dinner and a lawn social. Mrs. Robert H. Moore, 5617 N.

Meridian st., was to be hostess today for St. Hilda’s guild of CHRIST EPISCOPAL church as the group met to do Red Cross sewing from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. A luncheon was to be served.

Miss Winifred Ubelhack is chairman of the entertainment committee for a lawn social to be sponsored by the choir of ST. PETERS

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church at 7 p. m. .tomorrow. The social will Be held on the lawn of the church, 11th st. and Temple ave. Entertainment planned includes horseshoes, table tennis, a fish ‘pond and other games. Special music has been arranged for the event. Other cominitMiss Ubelhack ,. "ore headed by Curt Holstein, Carl Keller, Carl Nordsieck, Edgar Kirsch and the Misses Billie Abbott, Mary Catherine Day and Helen Reikofski. Members of the choir and the Young People’s society are participating in the advance ticket sale.

* The monthly fried chicken dinner and all-day party given by ST. ANN’S CATHOLIC church, 2850 S. Holt rd. in Mars Hill, will be Sunday. Dinner will be served from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. and an evening meal from 5 to 7 p. m. For the conven=ience of those attending, there will be a low mass at 11 a. m. Mrs. Herbert Males is chairman of the church’s July committee arranging the event. :

Shower Honors The Former

Carol Sherman

A shower given tonight by Mrs. C. C. Griffey and her daughter, Mrs. Armstead Elkin, at the former's home, 5141 Maple lane, will honor

‘|Mrs. Max Ryerson who was Miss

Carol Sherman before her June 14 wedding at the Irvinglon Methodist church. Attending with the honor guest will be her mother, Mrs. Carroll J. Sherman, and Mesdames Lester Mosson, Frank Daugherty, William Pert and Ralph Davis and Misses Phyllis Ann Phillips, Alice Hankins, Esther Gray, Adena Fay Miller and Georgiana Smith. :

Keep Cookies Fresh

The cookie jar should be kept filled for afternoon and bed-time sfiacks. To help keep cookies fresh and soft, try putting a slice of lemon gp jar—but

Couple Wed At Shelbyville To Live Here

Times Special SHELBYVILLE, Ind, July 16.— Upon their return next week from a wedding trip which followed their marriage here Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Masters will be at home in -Indianapolis at 2257 N. Delaware st.

Mrs. Masters was Miss Neva Snyder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jochn H. Snyder of this city. - She made her home in Indianapolis with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Braden, 3909 Spann ave. Mr. Masters is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Masters, 392 S. Downey ave., Indianapolis. The wedding was at 8 p. m. in the German Evangelical church here. The Rev. H. E. Klingenberger read the marriage vows. Miss Vivian Williams of Indianapolis was the bride’s maid of honor and Maurice Braden, Indianapolis, cousin of the bride, was best man. A reception at the home of the bride’s parents preceded the couple’s departure for the wedding trip. Mrs. Masters is a graduate of Indiana

Altrusa Club to

Hear CBS. Correspondent Speaker Studied ‘In Germany

ER St -Miss Mary Ann Kullmer, who récently returned from Germany, will

{be guest speaker at the Altrusa" {club’s dinner tomorrow evening in {the : Columbia club.

Miss Kullmer will discuss condi= tions in Germany where she was the only woman correspondent for CBS and also interpreter for the United States embassy in Berlin after she was ordered by Nazi officials to discontinue her musical studies. Among those attending the dinner will be Miss Amanda Anderson and her guests, Mr. and Mrs. William A, Devin and daughter, Joan Ruth, Mr, and Mrs. D. S. Dickerson, Mrs. Pearl Hutchinson, Mrs. C. F. Cox and the Misses Peggy Byram, June Sink, Ann Thatcher and Claire Williams. To Entertain Guests EE Miss Audra Folckemer will be the + guest of Miss Lucy Branch and Miss Mary Dye Beach. With Miss Lois Anderson will be the Misses ‘Mary White, Kaye Eckert, Martha Hill and Mrs. Katherine Todd. Also entertaining guests will be the Misses Cordelia Hoeflin,© Merle Harvey, Eunice Johnson Bertha Pullen and Mrs. Paul Mozingo. Mrs. Guy Boyle's guests will be her sister, Mrs. Russell Gilmore, and Mr. ‘Boyle. Others attending will be the Misses Helen Brown, Gladys Alwes, Mary Dickson, Stena Holdahl, Mamie Larsh, Louise Pae dou, Charlotte Carter, Elsie Miller, Mamie Bass, Alice Jones, Dr. Lilly Clements and Mrs, Irma Bemis,

Jones-Siess Wedding to Be

In Lebanon

Aug. 22 has been set as the date for the wedding of Miss Donna Siess of Lebanon and Frederick Irving Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph P. Merriam, 2801 Suther= land ave. The ceremony will be in the home of the bride-to-be’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Siess, at Lebanon. Miss Carolyn Jones, the prospective bridegroom's sister, will be the soloist for the rite. Miss Siess is a graduate of Pure due university and a member of Kappa Alpha Theta and Tri Kappa 'sororities. Mr. Jones attends Pure | due and is a Sigma Chi fraternity

Central college.

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