Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1942 — Page 6
Catherine Cunningham to be Married This Afternoon to Bruce Ford Brown
GUESTS ATTENDING THE WEDDING of Miss Catherine Cunningham and Bruce Ford Brown at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon in Sweeney chapel of Butler university will enter the chapel through an aisleway of oldfashioned garden flowers. Arranged in tall vases outside the chapel entrance will be zinnias, phlox, gladioli and sprays of butterfly bush. Inside the chapel, a color. scheme of pink and white will be carried out. Boxes below the windows which flank the blue velvet hangings behind the altar will be filled with rubrum lillies, pink roses and caladiums. A bowl of pink roses and white bouvardia will stand upon the altar with two antique colonial candelabra. - At the chancel entrance there will be stands with circular candelabra surrounded ‘by rubrum lilies, pink hydrangea blossoms. roses, white gladioli and maidenhair fern. Behind these will be wings of tiered wax tapers. Boxes of the same flowers will stand’ upon the chancel ledges. Southern smilax will garland the - arched windows and form a canopy above the altar. Colonial bouquets tied with pale pink satin ribbons are to mark the aisleway. Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel will officiate.
Bride Will Wear Blush Satin
MISS CUNNINGHAM, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Cunningham, will be given in marriage by her father. She will be gowned in blush pink styled with a fitted Alencon lace bodice, long fitted sleeves extending into wrist points, and a V-neckline. A full satin skirt and sweeping train are gathered to the bodice. A Juliet cap of tulle will hold her two-tiered, full length veil of English bridal illusion and she will carry a bouquet made of looped blush pink roping, white orchids, bouvardia and maidenhair fern. Mrs. Nathaniel Crew Hamilton, Winnetka, Ill., matron of honor, will wear antique rose taffeta with a low shoulder yoke of mousse= line de soie, short, puffed sleeves and a bouffant skirt. Her bouquet will be of looped magenta cords, purple fringed asters, pink Pinocchio roses and pink bouvardia. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson Brown of Port Deposit, Md., will have as his attendants his brother, H. Barksdale Brown, best man, and James Cunningham Jr., brother of the bride, and Frank Donaldson Brown Jr., Port Deposit, anotner brother of the bridegroom, ushers. Paul Matthews will be the organist for the ceremony.
Couple to be at Home Sept. |
- MOTHERS OF THE COUPLE will have white orchids with their costumes, Mrs. Cunningham’s of pink and that of Mrs. Brown, seafoam blue. A reception at the Cunningham home will follow the ceremony. Bowls of summer flowers will be used in decorations and the fireplace will be banked with "caladiums. The bridal table will hold epergnes of Rome Glory roses and the cake stand will be banked with white stephanotis, bouvardia, deep red roses and maidenhair fern. : Leaving for a wedding trip, the bride will wear a natural colored two-piece' suit of silk shantung with brown accessories and a corsage of brown orchids. The at home address, after Sept. 1, will be 3140 N. Meridian st. Miss Cunningham is a graduate of Tudor Hall school and attended National Park college and Butler university. The bridegroom was graduated from Hotchkiss school and attended Williams college. QOut-of-town guests with the bridegroom’s parents will be Mrs. Brown Jr., Miss Greta Brown, Vaughan and Keene Brown, all of Port Deposit; Andrew M. Shaffer and Dr. and Mrs. Harold Day, Qakland, Iil.; Mrs. Dabney G. Miller and Miss Caroline Miller, St. Paul, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. John W. Donaldson, Millbrook, N. Y.: Mrs. E. Hillyer West, Chicago, and Mrs. Alan Jay Parrish, Paris, Ill
Ceremony in Louisville Unites Jane Hardman, J. C. Parsons; Couple to Be at Home Here
Times Special LOUISVILLE, Ky. Aug. 8—The St. James Catholic church here was the scene of the wedding of Miss Jane Hardman and John C. Parsons, both of Indianapolis, at 8:30 o’clock this morning. The Rt. Rey. Msgr. E. E. Willett officiated. The bride was given in marriage by her father, William Gordon Hardman of Indianapolis. Her white bridal satin gown was appliqued " with seed pearls at the neckline and had leg-o’-mutton sleeves tapering ~fnto wrist points, and a bouffant skirt falling into a train. Attached fo her halo of seed pearls was a fingertip veil of illusion. Stephanotis, sweetpeas and orchids formed her bridal bouquet. Similar gowns of marquisette over satin were worn by the attendants. The frocks were fashioned with torso bodices and full skirts. Holding the attendants’ shoulder-length veils in place were clusters of garden flowers matching their 'bouquets. Miss Carolyn Simmons, Louisville, maid of honor, was in yellow. Ice blue was the color worn by the bridesmaids, Miss Gretchen Edwards of Indianapolis and Mrs. John _ A. Atkinson .of Louisville, sister of the bridegroom. The bride’s brother, Dr. William : Goo E Fardman Jr., was Mr. Par- ~=? Task man and the ushers were © ime oad E. Tilden Pargons
frock with matching accessories and the bridegroom’s mother, Mrs. E. Tilden Hardman Sr., was in beige with similar accessories. Both wore orchid corsages. Following a wedding breakfast at French Village, the couple left for a trip north, the bride traveling in a green and white dress with an orchid corsage and white accessories. They will make their home in Indianapolis. The bride was graduated in June from Butler university, where she was a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority, and the bridegroom attended Aero Industries Technical institute at Los Angeles.
Meet at Ft. Friendly
Two events are planned for next week by Catherine Merrill Tent 9, Daughters of Unica Veterans of the Civil War. The first will be a meeting at 2 n. m. Monday at Ft. Friendly. At th2 same hour on Wednesday, the group will have a card n party at Ft. Friendly,
The Bridal Scene— Miss Stump’s Engagement Is Announced
An engagement and a marriage announcement are features of today’s nuptial notes. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stump, 127 Blue Ridge road, announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Ellen, to Gerald James Matchett of Washington, The wedding will be Thursday, Aug. 27, in Washington. Mr, Matchett is the son of Mrs. Elma E. Matchett, Grand Junction, Colo. 2 #2 a ’ Mrs. Gerald T. Sanders of St. Lcuis was to entertain today with a luncheon at the Summit tearoom henoring her sister, Miss Violet Tay-
Hiatt will be Monday. Mrs. E. M. Taylor was to assist-her daughter.
Spray Hiatt, Ralph Arbaugh, Norvell Davis, Gertrude Marlowe, Kenneth Kuntz, Warren T. Fitch, John
Pherson, Charles Favors and Wayne Gill. Misses Margaret ,Donnelly Mildred Watson, Elizabeth Montieth, Elsa Probst and Louise Hamilton also were to attend. 2 E-3 ”
Mr. and Mis. Russell R. McWhorter are at home at 1733 N. Meridian st. following - their return from a two weeks’ wedding trip to northern Wisconsin. They were married at 4 p. m,, July 18, in the home of the Rev. Ellis W. Hay, pastor of the First Congregational church. Mrs. McWhorter was Miss Betty Jean Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Young, Frankfort. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jaggers, Danville, Ill. He attended the Michigan State college at East Lansing.
Shower Honors
Mary Krieg
A miscellaneous shower given tonight by Miss Dolores Sippel will honor Miss Mary Krieg whcse engagement to Joseph A. Geiman Jr. has been announced. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Krieg, 3922 Ruckle st. Guests tonight with the bride-to-be, her mother and the hostess’ mother, Mrs. G. K. Sippel, will be Mrs. J. A. Geiman, mother of the prospective bridegroom, Mrs. H. P. Pagani, Mrs. Lee Starkey and Misses Marie Krieg, Betty Murray, Dorothy Dessauer and Maryanne Lamb. Also, Misses Norma Jean" Ball, Rosemary O’Gorman, Mary Helen
thews, Barbara Mellett, Margaret Hummel, Frances Burgan, Margaret Ann Feeney, Muriel Burns,
Agnes Costello, Ann® Keach, Rcsemary Donnely, Mary McNutt, Eleanor Cunningham, Joan and. Sally
Connor, Joan Loughrey, Rosemary ‘Plelsticker,
lor, whose marriage to Linden E.|’
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Brian, Forest Pritchard, John Mac- hi
Krieg, Catherine Grady, Betty Mat-|
1. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Cornell Reid of Brooklyn 1nd, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Annamay Cornell Reid, to Lieut. Carson City, Nev., was July 31.
{enneth. A, Midkiff, ¢
2 of Mr, and Mrs. Estel Midkiff. The wedding, in
The bride, a graduate of ~Stepl: ens college, is a me er of Tri Kappa and Beta Sigma Beta sororities.
Lieut. Midkiff attended Butler :nd The couple will be at home in Roswell, N. M., whe
corps. (Photoreflex photo.) 2. Active and alumnae membe:s entertain tomorrow afternoon with:
Mrs. Austin H. Brown. These fou:
Walker, Elsie Ann Locke, Brown :
3. The engagement of Miss Alice Mr. and Mrs. John C. Griffith. Tie
Marion.
The wedding will be next Sati: Griffith attended Indiana university
tioned at Edgewood Arsenal, Md., fraternity. (Holland photo.)
committee planning the Alpha O coln. chairmen, respectively. 5. Temporarily interrupted rec
and (seated, left and right) Mrs.
the orchestra’s coming season tickct
(Fitch pheto.) 6. Looking forward to the “PF:
sity students are these coeds (left ©o The tea will be at 2 p. m. in Jorda Miss Overstreet is hostess chair
chairman.
Mrs, Wilson is general chair:
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Alpha sorority
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. the bridegroom is an instructor for the army air
>rsity chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will me of Miss Virginia Brown, daughter of Mr. and zing the event, are (left to right) Misses Sally 1ger of Kokomo. ‘ent. Charles L. Good is announced by her parents, >m is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Good of
-e chapel of Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Miss
member. Lieut. Good, who is sta-
graduate and a member of Theta Tau engineering
ohn A. Schneider (left to right) served on the
dinner tomorrow at the Hotel Lin-
sittle and Schneider are hostesses and reservations
sion of Indianapolis symphony orchestra affairs nann, Susan Shedd Hemingway and J. K. Leasure, Irs, Albert H. Losche, Mrs. Keene is chairman of campaign and tt { other four are team captains for the drive.
5 be held Thursday for prospective Butler univery Overstreet, Ruth Cabalzer and Donnie Douglas,
, calling chairman, and ‘Miss Douglas, refreshment
Gen. Tyndall to Be Speaker Tuesday
Maj. Gen. Robert H. Tyndall; Republican candidate for mayor, and Henry E. Ostrom, Republican county chairman, will be the prin- = cipal speakers at .a meeting to. be © held at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Co-
lumbia club by the Tyndall Victory =i.
Volunteers.
Special guests will be Republican $s.
county candidates and their wives.
Ann Steinmetz Jean Scott, ‘Sorority Dinner
Members of Alpha chapter, Sigma Delta Sigma sorority, will attend a chicken Giuner ai 7:30/9, Thy Tues:
and sister of the |
Jessee-R ;hler i Wedding Today
Miss Mildred Ro: °r and Howard IM. Jessee were to -¥ married at 11 clock this mornir: in the Broadway Baptist churc: with the Rev. M. Dodrill offic: ing. The bride's pare: : are Mr. and R. H. Rohler nd Mr. Jessee id the son of Mr. :::d Mrs. Shuler J. Jessee, 801 E. 14: st. ‘For the inform: ceremony the bride was to wea blue alpaca Irock with brown 2 essories and a corsage of gardenic; Mr. and Mrs. Walter - Dunkerson, brother-in-law le, ‘were to be
W. C.T. U. Group Will Elect Officers
Officers will be elected by the University Heights Women’s Christian Temperance union meeting at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. James McKee, 434 Parkway. Department directors will present reparts and Mrs. C. G. Eicher will lead devotions. Mrs. Fred Koehrn, vice president, will preside.
Meehans Are Guests
Mrs. Leo.J. Meehan ahd her sons, James and John, are guests of Mrs. Frank N. Wallace, 3840 N. Capitol ave. Mrs. Meehan, daughter of the, late Gene Stratton-Porter, spent last month at Limberlost cabin, Sylyan lake, where Mrs, Wallace Joined |,
Is Scene of Josep
Mr. Kenyon’s ‘parents are MY: and loo, Iowa. Greenery in the sanctuary provided the setting for the wedding at which the Rev. Pr. Edwin Sahm officiated. Gold vases filled with white gladioli were placed on. the altar and on the communion rail.
program of bridal airs. Mr. Carr escorted his daughter to the altar. She wore a gown of white brocaded satin fashioned with a fitted basque, scalloped roménce neckline and long fitted sleeves. The bouffant .skirt fell into a sweeping train and her two-tiered veil of illusion, fingertip ~ length, cascaded from a halo of shirred lace and orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses.
Reception at Home
The attendants were attired in white taffeta frocks with fitted bodices. Fuchsia velvet bows dec-
orated their bouffant skirts which were shirred in tiers. Completing their costumes: were . frilled coronets of taffeta and bouquets of pink roses. Miss Mary Carr of Columbus, O., was her sister's maid of honor and Mrs. Herbert Wilberding was bridesmaid. A white crepe jacket dress with a printed vest of rose and fuchsia was worn by Mrs, Carr with white accessories and a corsage of gardenjas. Mrs. Kenyon was attired blue print frock with a powder blue coat, navy accessories and gerdenias. This afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock, there was to be a.reception in the Carr home. Assisting with the serving were to be the bride's sisters, the Misses Rita Mae and Rose Eileen Carr, and the Misses Patricia and Dorothy Schmutty and Suzanne Coughlan. They were to wear corsages of summer flowers.
To Live in Oklahoma
When the couple leaves on a trip south, the bride will travel in a beige suit with luggage tan accessories and 8 corsage of yellow roses. After Sept. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon will be at home in Oklahoma City, Okla. The bridegroom attended Loyola university in New Orleans.
Out-of-town guests from Waterloo with Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon were Messrs. and Mesdames John Wolf, C. A. Kessler, H, C. Dickson and C. A. Clark. Other
Edward Krieger, organist, played alan
St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church
e Carr’s
Wedding to James Kenyon Jr.
Miss Josephine Margaret Carr and James I. Kenyon Jr. were married at 9 o'clock this morning in St. Joan of Arc Catholic church. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Carr, 4306 Park ave. and
Mrs. James I, Kenyon of Water-
ter, Dorothy, and Dr. Harry Simpson, Detroit; Mrs. Robert Erskine, Enfield, Ill.; Messrs. and Mesdames J. B. McGinley, Cornelius Carr and Philip Miller, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs, Morris Lorenz, Madison, and Mr. Mrs. John Fox and Mr. and J. V. Hilger, Columbus.
The WAAGCs Will Have No Reserve Corps
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 (U. P.).— The army said today that feminine versions of the R. O. T. C. in Amer= ican colleges have “no pificial stand. ing.” = The ruling was handed down after coeds at Indiana university had organized their own counterpart of the Reserve, Officers Training corps for men students. The Indiana girls planned to call their organization the WATC— Women’s Auxliary Training corps. Its intended purpose was to prepare them for officers’ commissions in the WAAC. The coeds had even selected their uniforms. Maj. J. Noel Macy, associate director of the WAAC’s, said that Director Oveta Culp Hobby had “no plans along that line.” . “The WATC,” he said, “has no official standing. All future officers in the WAAC will be taken from the rankg. No women will be come missioned except from the ranks, as the R. O. T. C. college men are commissioned in the army. “The only way these college girls can train for the WAAC is by enlisting.”
Mindach-Brant Rite Will Be This Evening
The marriage of Mrs. ‘Mary A. Brant, 612 N. Hamilton ave., to Carl H. Mindach, 843 N. Jefferson ave. will take place this evening at 6:45 oclock in St. Peter's Lutheran church. The Rev. William Nordsieck will officiate ; A reception will be held at the
home of the bridegroom’s parents, | Mr. -and Mrs.
Mrs.