Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1942 — Page 6

Sylvia Griffith Joins Parents at Their Summer Home in the East

HERE AND THERE: Miss Sylvia Griffith left late this week for the East, where she will join her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Griffith, at their summer home in Little Boars Head, N. H. She and her mother will be there until the first or second week in Septembel, although Mr. Griffith will return earlier. James I. Dissette is spending the summer at the Belvedere club, Charlevoix, Mich. With him are his daughters, Mrs. Leslie Lee and her children, and Mrs. James A. Zinn of Highland Park, Mich. . . . Mr. and Mrs. John E. Messick returned yesterday evening from a stay at the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago. Dr, and Mrs. Gerald W. Gustafson; are at home after a two weeks’ vacation trip to northern Indiana and Michigan. , . , Miss Beth Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ariderson, will go to West Lafayette next week to attend the festivities in connection with the Purdue university prom’ Thursday and Friday. She will be the guest of George O'Neil, a member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.

Alvin M. Owsleys to Move to Muncie

MISS ELIECE AIMAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Wright, is spending the summer at the University of Chicago, where she is studying international relations. Her brother, Pierre Aiman, still is at Ft. Riley, Kas. Mrs. Clarence Alig and her children are looking forward to the visit early in August of Miss Hope Irwin, Washington. She will arrive Aug. 4 for a week's stay. In past summers the Aligs have vacationed with Miss Irwin at Mackinac island, Mrs. Alvin M. Owsley will be in town next week from the Owsleys’ summer home at Leland, Mich., to superintend the shifting of the family lares and penates from their Washington blvd. residence to a new home in Muncie. . . . The Fred Bates Johnsons are at their summer place at Crystal lake, Michigan. Mr. Johnson will return to Indianapolis next week-end. Mr, and Mrs, C. H. Beach have moved out to their country home at 80th st, and Spring Mill road for the summer. They have as their house guests Mrs. Beach's sister, Mrs. Lawrence Gegner, and Dr.

Gegner and daughter, Anne, of Chicago. The Gegners will be here for another two weeks.

On Exhibit at Art Museum

FOUR FAMOUS PAINTINGS from the Helena Woolworth McCann collection have been received by John Herron Art museum as a loan from the Winfield foundation of New York which administers the collection, The late Mrs. McCann was a well-known art patron. One of the paintings, a portrait by Sir Anthony Van Dyck, 17th century Flemish master, has been placed on exhibition in one of the museum’s main galleries. The other three are “Portrait of a Man” by Cornelis de VosyxSFrancis de Coligny” by Francois Clouet and “Portrait of Henry DunNas, Esq.,” by John Hoppner. The Van Dyck, a very large vas, is a portrait of Polyxena Spinola, Marquise Deleg Dyck was considered second only to Rubens among Flemish artists of his time. Wilbur D. Peat, museurh director, received the four pictures from the collection for which h& expressed a preference. The Winfield foundation is sending similar loans to other prominent museums.

Bride's Uncle Will Read Wedding

Service for Ruth V. McColgin And Albert/H. Wood

A fireplace banked with palms and pink and white summer flowers will provide the setting for the wedding of Miss Ruth V. McColgin to Albert H. Wood at 8:30 o'clock this evening. The rite will be performed ‘by the bride's uncle, the Rev. E. E. Aldrich of Columbus, Ind., in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. McColgin, 2335 Broadway. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Wood, 5215 College ave. The bride will enter down a stairway decorated with smilax and pockets of pink and white summer flowers. At the base of the. stairway will be a pedestal with a bowl |[80Wn and will have a bouquet of of white gladioli and pink roses.|pink roses centered with gardenias. Similar bowls of flowers will be| Immediately following the service,

Placed or the e borkeases I there will be a reception in the g home. The dining table and the

candelabra will flank the fireplace. Preceding the cefemony, Miss | cake will be outlined with garlands of plumosa fern and pink roses.

Betty Aldrich of Columbus, pianist Mrs. McColgin will be assisted by

and cousin of the bride, and Lloyd McColgin, violinist and brother of Mesdames Aldrich, Ray Wenz, Ruth Barter and Miss Leora Wood. After

the bride, will play “Estralita,” “Ich Liebe Dich,” “Because” and “Oh, July 27, the couple will be at home at 1428 Park ave.

Promise Me.” During the rite, Miss Aldrich will play “My Love's Silent Song,” a piece composed by Mr. Mc-| Guests from out-of-town with Colgin.for his own wedding. the Aldrichs will be Mrs. Ida MecA white chiffon gown will be worn | Colgin and family, Bargersville; by the bride. It will be styled with |and Mrs. Dallas Betz, New Cgstle; bishop sleeves, a flowing skirt and a |Mrs. Robert Colte, Mart: fitted midriff. Her fingertip veil of | Mrs. Louise Key, Washin illusion will be attached to a tiara|and Mrs. Willlam T, Hust and she will cary a bouquet of ville; Mr. and~Mrs. Alb gardenias and stephanotis centered | Minneapolis; Mr) a! Morrison, Morgantown; Young, Terre Haute, and Mr. and

with pink roses. Attending the couple will be Mrs. Mrs. © Herman Hadley, Bellefontaine, O.

Bloomington, Ill, brother of the bridegroom, best man. Mrs. McColgin will be attired in an aqua crepe

Lloyd McColgin, matron of honor, and Dr. Harry E. Wood Jr. of

Anna Lee Craigle Will Become Bride of Rolla Burghard

In an informal ceremony at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon, Miss Anna Lee Craigle will be united in marriage to Rolla D. Burghard. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Craigle, 40 N. Fleming st., and Mr. Burghard’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Burghard, 5203 Broadway. Dr. C. A. McPheeters will read the rite in the North Methodist

church. A sapphire blue silk frock will be The bride, given in marriage nw 'worn by the bride’s mother with a her father, will wear a white silk|oorsage of gardenias and blue delensemble with white accessories and phinium and white accessories. A an orchid corsage. similar corsage ahd accessories with Attending the couple will be the|a hibiscus rose silk dress will be the ‘bride’s. brother and - sister-in-law, | costume of the bridegroom’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Craigle.| Miss Craigle attended Butler uniMrs. Craigle will be attired in a mist | versity and Mr. Burghard was grad- ‘ blue jacket suit with white accesso-|uated from Butler and is a junior ries and her corsage will be pink in Indiana university's School of . Medicine,

Present Plays Today at Hilltop Camp

Times Special NASHVILLE, Ind. July 18.—Presentation of four plays today will mark the close of the first month’s activities at Hilltop camps near

here. The summer camps for children are the Hilltop camp for girls and the Brown County camp for boys. At 3 p. m, the younger campers were to give “Whim-Wham,” a fairy play, “Pablo and the Princess” and “Heart Attack” in the out-door theater. A group of older campers will present “Little Women” at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Harriett Mueller, Lafayette, directed the plays. Campers from Indianapolis this season are Nancy Iles, Helen Pollock, Mary Carolyn Swartz, Valri Philpott, Nancy and Barbara Browning, Ronnie and Jack Loy and Conrad

Bollinger.

Church Center Opens

'|'To Service Men Today

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. W' jglesworth will be hosts for the opening of the center for service men this afternoon and tomorrow at Roberts Park Methodist church. The center was inspected by the public yesterday and opens to the men today. Serving on committees for the center are Dr. S. L. Martin, Willis Peelle, Rev. C. A. Shake and Rev. Guy Carpenter, program; Mesdames James Haston, Jesse South and Walter Gingery, food; Mesdames W. H. Herbst, W. H. Day and Sexson Humphreys, cadettes;, Martin, Herbert Lacy, Otis Kirkpatrick and C. W. Duncan, house furniture and supplies, and Mrs. Charles Newman, magazines and books. The center is sponsored by the 67 Methodist churches in the Indianapolis district.

Sorority to Meet

A social meeting will be held at 8 p. m. Monday by Alpha chapter, Sigma Delta Sigma sorority, at the home of Miss Mildred Manlove, 204

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1. The marriage of Miss Jeanne Heustis, daughter of Mr. ax Lawrence C. Heustis, fo Myron B. Hawkins, son of Mrs. Bret H kins, will take place July 26 ‘in the Broadway Methodist (Ramos-Porter photo.) 2. The Columbia club will have its 14th annual family Wednesday at the Ulen Country club in Lebanon. Mesdame Kemper, Stephen W. Terry ' and E. L. Baker Jr. (left to rig assisting with arrangements. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Lindley L. Paul, 5028 Park ave., announce gagement of their daughter, Margaret Anne, to Douglas J. W son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin# Williams, Butte, Mont. Miss P tended Western college, Oxford, 0. and was graduated at E college. and the University of Montana school of law. (W. Hurley Ashby 4. Keeping cool in the Highland Golf and Country club a Jo Ann Welch (left), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Welch, Dorothy Gass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Gass, an Anne Richardt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Richardt, Helen Curry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Curry. 5. Assisting Mrs. James F. Carroll (center), chairman of th service committee of the Indiana State Symphony society's w committee, are Miss Kathryn Hadley (left) and Mrs. Burke Ni (Fitch photo.) 6. Nancy and Barbara Browning, daughters of Mr. and M Browning, beat the heat in the Highland pool.

‘Color in the Garden’ Club Elects Offic

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«Color in the Garden” will be|officers elected this week Mrs. Theo Allebrandi’s subject when |A- L. Cooley, vice presid she speaks next Friday before the|Clifford Hite, secretary; M: Spade and Trowel Garden club|VanTreese, treasurer; Mr holding a closed meeting at 1:30{Seitz, charity fund treasu p. m. in the home of Mrs. Henry Mrs. Esther G. Strong, pu

Prange 5653 Haverford ave. mi Mrs. Deer Hoste Visits Here Mrs. Dana Curtis of ‘Hollywood, | Theta Tau sorority, will ho Cal, recently was the guest of Mr.|fet supper at 6:30 p. m. M and Mrs. Albert Neff, 3462 N. ‘Merid- | the home of Mss, Gerald De st.

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Misses Kelly Give House Party

Misses Marjorie and Barbara Kelly, 6003 College ave., are entertaining this week-end with a house party at the Greensburg home of their mother. They are the twin daughters of Mrs. Zue Kelly. The house guests are Misses Virginia Johnson, Mary Bee Frombhold, Sue Gutheridge, Margaret Kayser, Betty Graham and Wilma Gray, Indianapolis; Miss June Richardson, Westport, and Miss Lois Loder, Kokomo. Tomorrow the hostesses will give an informal luncheon for the group. Other invited guests are Miss Max-

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Jo and Marilee Cory, Peggy McLaughlin, Carol Howe, Martha Whiteford, Jeanette Rutherford, Mandy Guthrie and Lois Storms, all of Greensburg.

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Double Ring Ceremony to Unite Martha Elizabeth Sullivan And Manford F. Jones

Miss Martha Elizabeth Sullivan will be married to Manford F. Jones in a double ring ceremony at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Seventh Christian church. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sullivan, 3215 Clifton st., and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mariog E. Jones, 826 Eugene st. The Rev. Victor R. Griffin will read the service before an altar of|son, Ada and Helen Isenhour and" banked palms and ferns inter-|Mrs. Blackwell. - spersed with baskets of gladioli. On| For the wedding trip north, the either side will be seven-branch bride has selected a two-piece green candelabra. Mrs. Ralph Bratton,|dress of linen and silk jersey. Hep organist, will play a medley of bridal|accessories will be tan and her coyselections including, “Liebestraum,” sage, an orchid. Upon returning to “At Dawning,” “Intermezzo” and |Indianapolis, the couple will be at “Indian Love Call.” Miss Marian|home at 408 N. Gray st. . The bride Walker of Lebanon will sing “I Love|attended Butler university and is a You Truly.” member of Psi Delta Psi sorority. .

Given in marriage by her father, Lake Shore Dance

the bride will be gowned in white Frencii embossed organdy styled| The seventh in a series of monthe sleeves and a sweetheart neckline.|the Lake Shore Country club for the A tiara of orange blossoms will hold |penefit of ihe Service Men's club her three-tiered veil of illusion in|wil be a cotton dance at 10 p. m, place and she will carry a white (today. Len Williamson's orchestra Bible, a gift of the bridegroom, |will provide music for dancing. The topped with a white orchid and|committée in charge includes Mes= with a shower of White satin|dames Fred Nordsiek, Emmett streamers. Trimpe and Frank Scherrer. Attendants will include the bridegroom’s sister, Mrs. James Jones, matron of honor, and Mrs. Rudolph Mazzire and Miss Anita Rayl, bridesmaids. Their frocks will be fashioned ‘after the bridal gown in pastel shades—Mrs. Jones, in blue; Mrs. Mazzire, in orchid, and Miss Rayl, in yellow.

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To Carry Colonial Bouquets

They will carry colonial bouquets of summer flowers tied with ribbons of lighter colors corresponding with their gowns. Their headdresses will be of flowers matching the ribbons. The best man will be George Anderson and a cousin of the bride, Byron ‘Sullivan, and Keith Blackwell will usher,

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1038 Centennial st., the honor guest{Gardenias will be worn by the was Miss Eunice Merle Lee who is|bridegroom’s mother with a French to be married next month to Jack |blue dress and white accessories.

Montgomery, son of Mr, and Mrs. E.| Following the ceremony, there will

H. Montgomery, 811 S. LaClede st.|be a reception at the home of the The bride-to-be is the daughter of [bridegroom. The hostess will be Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Lee, 22° N.|assisted with the serving by the ; | Misses Joan ‘Kelly, Mary McPher-

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