Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1942 — Page 13
Ae ‘MR. AND MRS. HUBERT HICKAM announce the engagement of Mr. Hickam'’s daughter, Barbgta, to Audley Jackson Wasson of Chicago, son of Mf. and Mrs. Thomas M. Wasson of Kosciusko, Miss. e wedding ceremony, in Chicago on Saturday, Aug. 9, will be attended by the immediate families.
During the past year Miss Hickam has been completing her thesis for a master’s degree at the Chicago ‘Musical college. She was graduated from Tudor Hall school and Vassar college and attended ‘DePauw university, where she was a member of ‘Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. She also is. a member of Mu Phi Epsilon and Phi Mu sororities and is a provisional member of the Indianapolis J league. ‘The prospective bridegroom was graduated from Holmes Junior college in Goodman, Miss, and received his bachelor and master’s degrees from the Chicago Musical college. He is now a student of radio in the signal corps at the army radio school in Chicago.
Shower Will Honor Peggy Jane Gray
‘MISS PEGGY JANE GRAY will be honor guest at a bridge party and crystal shower to be given Thursday evening at the Indianapolis Athletic club by Miss Virginia Schakel and Miss Ann Bishop. Miss Gray's engagement to Stratton Brooks Cralle of New York was announced last month by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. ~ Dolly Gray. The wedding will be in the fall. ".- Guests attending the party Thursday with the bride-to-be and her mother will include her sister, Miss Mary Jo Gray, and Misses Ann Shaw, Peggy Trusler, Barbara Wells, Ginger Mason, Barbara Jones, Sally Evans, Sally Walker, Jean and Alberta Wells, Joan Buschmann, Joanne Mumford, Nancy Bell, Martha Tufts, Joan Stross, Jean Sims, Marjorie Geupel, Norma Hyman and Betty Rusie,
In a Personal Vein Co
MRS. L. M. HUESMANN will leave next Monday for East Orange, N. J., where she will visit her mother, Mrs. €. D. Pearce. Later she will go to Lake Fairlee, Vt., to see her son, Louis Jr., at Camp Passumpsic, and his sister, Ann, who will be there.
\ ‘“ Davill Hartley Sherwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood, has left for San Antonio, Tex. where he will enter the army air corps. Mrs. David Sherwood was to leave today for Springfield, n, to stay with her sister-in-law, Mrs. G. W. Klumpp. ® 8 = ss 8 = ) - Mrs, Howard Harrington and her daughter, Faith, have arrived from Boston to join ‘Mr. Harrington, who is manager of the Ine dianapolis Symphony orchestra. They will be at home at 5028 N. Capitol ave. 8 8 t 4 » » »
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Newcomer of Logansport and Mr. and Mrs. Garrett F. Kirby will hold open house from 2:30 to 5 p. m Saturday at the Kirby home on Delong road in honor of their daughter and son, Miss Mary Jane Newcomer and James PF. Kirby, who are to be married Saturday morning in SS. Peter and Paul cathedral, There are no invitations.
Summer Campers to Return Next Week
TWO MORE CONTINGENTS of returning summer campers will arrive in Indianapolis next week—the girls who have been at Camp Illahee, near Brevard, N. C., since the first of July and those who have spent an eight-week vacation at Camp Farwell, Wells River, Vt. The Camp Illahee girls who will be here on Thursday, Aug. 27, are Miss Mildred Cornelius, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Cornelius; Miss Jane Curle, the Marvin E. Curles’ daughter; Misses Elizabeth and Mary Goodwin, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John K, Goodwin, and Miss Joan HefTelfinger, the J. M. Heffelfingers’ daughter. Miss Margaret Noble, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Noble Jr.'s daughter, also will return with the group. She has been at the camp during the past month as counselor. Mr. and Mrs. Macy O. Teetor of New Castle will be at Brevard to bring their daughter, Joan, home with-them. --Another Indiana camper returning next week-end will be Miss Nan McMillen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart W. McMillen of Ft. Wayne. The Farwell group will leave camp next Tuesday. Among the girls returning will be Joan McConnell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Bruce McConnell; Mary Anne Scheidenhelm, daughter of Mr. \and Mrs. A. K. Scheidenhelm, and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thomson's daughter, Alix. Others will be Elizabeth Wade, daughter of the Harry V. Wades; Janet Macomber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Macomber of Kendallville; Shirley Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Swartz’s daughter; Lollie Kackley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kackley’s daughter; Joan and Suzanne Frenzel; Carolyn Crom, and Ann Spalding, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Spalding.
Season’ s Program
Is Announced
By Thursday Lyceum Club; President’s Day to Be Sept. 24
America today and its relation to the world scene will form the program theme for the Thursday Lyceum club during the coming season. At the opening program, a president’s day observance on Sept. 24, Mrs. Thomas D. Campbell will speak on “Government and Civilization.” "Mrs. Prank S. O'Neil, the incoming president, will be hostess. The Oct. 8 meeting, at the home of Mrs. Earl R. Conder, will open
with Riley quotations as roll call responses and the program, presented by Mrs. M. E. Woolf, will be on “Flags.” At the second meeting in October, on the 22d, Mrs. Irving P. Blue will talk on “Cellophane.” The hostess will be Mrs. V. V. Smith. Two meetings also are scheduled for November, the first, on Nov. 5, t the home of Mrs. R. B. Malloch. drs. O'Neil will discuss “Substitutes in Industry.” “India” will be Mrs. L. C. Messick’s topic at the Nov. 19 meeting at the home of Mrs. Woolf. The Dec. 3 meeting, at the home of Mrs. Warren D. Oakes, will be devoted to a program on “America { —South and North” presented by|an ‘Mrs. F. M. Smith. The Christmas pany, Dec. 17, will be featured by pron exchange and a program ie hi by Mrs. S. Harry Wilson. Mrs. H Talge Brown will be: the
Talk on Battle Fields
_wpustralia” will be Mrs. Malloch’s at the first meeting of 1943,
Tips. ” ‘on Feb. 4, when Mrs, Bios entertains, Mrs. V. V. Smith will-have as her subject, “Elizabeth, England's Modern Queen.” At the Feb. 18 meeting, With Mrs. Campbell as ‘her talk on “Battle Fi at the Moment.”
May 27 session. The club year will close June 10 with an annual picnie. Officers this year, in addition to Mrs. O'Neil, are Mrs. Cross, vice president; Mrs. Wilson, recording secretary; Mrs. Malloch, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Campbell, treasurer. Delegates and altgrnaios who will serve during the year are Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Repass, Indianapolis Council of Women; Mrs. Woolf and Mrs. Frank M. Smith, seventh district Federation of Clubs. Mrs. V. V. Smith headed the committee arranging the year’s program and was assisted by Mrs. Frank M. Smith and Mrs. Brown,
Altar Society
| To Give Party
An annual glassware card party
| Sponsored by the St. Philip Neri
Altar society will be held tomorrow at 2 and 8 p. m. in the parish audi-
torium, 535 Eastern ave. with Mrs.|: John McAllen and Mrs. - Michael |:
McAllen in charge.
During the afternoon there willl:
be a food sale directed by Mrs Emma Vaughn and Mrs. B. T.
Jones. Special prizes in addition tol:
the glassware will be awarded.
A committee of 50 members: will:
assist Mesdames MeAllen, Al games will be played. :
at| Pledge Service Set | By Sigma Betas ‘Pledge ‘services for Mrs. Glenn|| Voyles will be held at a meeting|i
of Rho chapter, Sigma Beta sorority, at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the home
of Mrs. Ward Hunter, 5522 . Rosslyn
"2. A ceremony Saturday in the
(Porter photo.)
date has been set for the wedding.
Wedding Rite at
Times
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Richman. Hobart. A program of bridal airs preceding the ceremony was played by Mrs. C. L._ Sumner, Indianapolis, the bride's sister. This included “Berceuse,” “Ave Maria” and “Finlandia” (Sibelius). = Mrs. Sumner also accompanied Dr. Luther A. Richman, Richmond, Va., as he sang “Where'er - You Walk” and “Beloved, It Is Morn.” During the ceremony Miss Margaret Spencer of Waveland, harpist, played “In a Garden” and “To a Wild Rose.” Immediately following the rite, Dr. Richman sang “The Lord Bless Thee and Keep Thee.” Entering with her bréther, Ralph E. Richman, Boston, the bride wore a white brocaded organdy fashioned with full sleeves caught into tight cuffs and a full skirt forming a slight train, Her fingertip-length veil wa® held by clusters of orange blossoms and she carried a white Bible with a small bouquet of white gladioli blossoms. She also wore the white kid slippers worn by her mother at her wedding 52 years ago. Her only jewelry was a cameo necklace brought from Italy.
Sister Maid of Honor
Miss. Florence Richman, Indianapolis, her sister’s maid of honor, was in pale blue fashioned with shoulder ruffles accenting a square neckline. A wide pink sash was tied at the back and fell into long streamers. In her hair she wore a pink carnation and she carried lavender asters and pink carnations." Miss Lynn Sumner, Indianapolis, niece of the bride and a brides‘maid, also wore blue styled like the ‘dress of the maid of honor. Her flowers were pink. gladioli. : The bridegroom’s attendants were Edward Englehart, Merrillville, best man, and Robert Nelson, Ainsworth, and Dale Sumner, Indianapolis, ushers. Mrs. Richman wore a gown of pink print made with long ‘sleeves and a lace collar. A reception at her home followed the ceremony.
Married
Irene Richman, Glenn Collins; x Couple to Live Near Hobart
9 TIPTON, Ind, Aug. 18.—Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Collins are on a wedding trip which followed their marriage here Sunday afternoon at the Lutheran church. The single-ring ceremony was read by the Rev. Al-
Mrs. Collins was Miss Irene Richman, daughter of Mrs. Charles|After the wedding trip, the’ couple will be at home near
'| which is headed by Mrs. Lewis E.
_|son, heading ‘the hospital ‘and recreation corps, reported 25 workers
1. Mr. and. Mrs. Milton R. Murphy announce the. engagement and - approaching ‘marriage of their daughter, Betty Jean, to, David Meyer, son.of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Meyer. ‘Aug. 29 in the Speedway- Christian church.’
rectory of St. Joan of Arc Catholic
church will unite Miss Mary Helen McConahay, daughter of Bernard McConahay, and William' Kennard Pasegon, son ‘of O. E. Patterson.
The wedding will be (Moorefield photo.) *
3. Miss Mary Marie Miller's engagement to Sergt. Melvin B. G. Meyer is announced by her parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Chris J. Miller. No
Sergt. Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William F. Meyer, is stationed at the Ordnance Replacement Training center at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. (Randell photo.)
Tipton Uni tes
Report Issued On Red Cross Service Work
Workers in the volunteer service corps of the Indianapolis Red Cross contributed more than 54,000 hours last month, according to a monthly report made by Mrs. Perry W.
Lesh, chairman of volunteer special
services. A total of 54,325 hours was’ devoted to various Red Cross activities by 5843 women. The production corps of which Mrs. Frank Hoke is chairman sewed and knitted 6154 garments and made 60,471 surgical and blood donor dressings.
Seventy-five women worked 1714}
hours at duties of the canteen corps
Gausephol. The staff assistance corps, with Mrs. Royer K. Brown as chairman, enlisted the. services of 205 women who contributed 5039 hours.
Other ‘Work ; The motor corps headed by Mrs, Shirley D. Murphy reported 54
women working 1907 hours. In the}
nurses’ ‘aid - corps, 34 women gave 1349 hours of service in hospitals and at the blood donor center, ac-
cording to the report of Mrs. W. D.|
Gatch, chairman. In the home service department, for which Mrs. Eleanor Dunn Moore is chairman, four volunteers contributed 101 hours. Mrs. G. B. Jack-
contributed 515 hours. Remove Rust Stains From Cement
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4. Before her marriage |
Mrs. Roger: J. Aull was Mii: _A. Gootee. She and Capt. A: Miss. (Dexheimer-Carlon 1! "5. The engagement of 1! _of Mr. and Mrs, Ben Harri: Mrs. Floyd E. Cotton. Thei Church, Evangelical and I! Officers’ Candidate school a: 6. After Sept. 1 Mr. ar:
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Zeta Beta Chis
To Have Dinner Members of Beta chapter. Beta Chi sorority, will be tained at a 6 p. m. dinner to!
Miss Edna Mahr,. 3428 Ca:: |
| ave. Miss Rose Louise West ani Eleanor Pyle will assist the 1 at the dinner and the prog: follow.
Picnic Forms
At 6 p. m. tomorrow, memt: :
Beta chapter, Alpha Beta G: sorority, will hold a picnic a; erside park.
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., 8. In Holy Cross Catholic ‘church, ilma Gootee, daughter. of Mrs. Mary ‘2 'at home at 222 2d ave., Hattiesburg, isther Cotton to Donald Harris, son
.srriage will be Sept. 16 in ‘the First
irs. James I. Kenyon Jr. will be at
5. Kenyon was Miss Josephine Mar-
. ‘Because this y!:
) announced by her parents, Mr. and
ned. Mr. Harris is attending the Knox, Ky. (Photoreflex photo.)
Before their: marriage Aug. 8 in St.
Mrs. John Carr. (Dexheimer-Carlon
Mrs. Wands Hostess The Hoosier Bridge club, composed of former members of the Hoosier Athletic club’s bridge section, will meet at 2 p. m. Friday at the home of Mrs. Robert Wands,
2835 N. Pennsylvania st. Women who have’ played in_.the H. A. C. = bridge section are invited to attend.
o] .. Floyd Bass to Speak “Lawns” will be the subject of a talk by Floyd Bass before the
Crooked Creek Garden club meeting at 1:15 p. m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Louis Wuensch, 5120 N.
[To Open 43d | Year Oct. 2
Anniversary Party]
{topic at the Oct. 16 meeting and
.the hostess.
Culture Club
~ Scheduled Feb. 19: The 43d anniversary of the Culthe coming season which is sched-
rington, Florence Frazee and Wwilliam Garrison. ;
held Feb. 19 with Mrs. Hughes
that day, presented by Mrs. Clyde E. Titus, will be “Four Epics of American Music.” i Mrs. Arthur McKinney will be hostess at the Oct. 2 meeting, a president’s day luncheon. The speaker, Mrs. Frank S. Chiles, will talk on “Wheels.” “Evolution of Rubber” will be Mrs. Fred Warner's
Mrs. Norman L. Schneider will be
Entertaining on. Nov. 6 will be Mrs. Charles F. Remy. The program will include a talk, “Western Mountains,” by Mrs. McKinney. A “family night” program on Nov. 20 will feature “The Musical Literature of the Gypsies” by Mrs. Schneider. Mrs. T. M. Rybolt will be the hostess.
Mrs. Rybolt to Speak
“The Story of Our National Ballads” will be Mrs. Rybolt’s subject when she speaks Dec. 4 at the home of Mrs. McCoy. On Dec. 18, a Christmas program will be presented by Mrs. William H. Remy ab ‘Mrs. Fred Tucker’s home. : Mrs. F. Marion Smith will entertain Jan. 15. Mrs. Charles E. Remy will give a book review. At the second meeting in January, on the 29th, Mrs. G. B. Taylor will discuss “Chiang Kai-shek” (Hedin). The hostess will be Mrs. C.t A. McCotter. "“One Red Rose Forever” (Jordan) will be reviewed by Mrs. Tucker at the Feb. 5 meeting in the home of Mrs, William H. Remy. Following the anniversary party, Mrs. Taylor will be the hostess March 5. Two talks are planned for that day—“Stepping Out of the Kitchen” and “Science and Standard of Living” by Mrs. C. F. Posson and Mrs. Norman Titus.
Guest Day May 21
Mrs. O. E. Stanfield will present a book review on March 19 at the home of Mrs. Charles E. Remy. On April 2, at Mrs. Chiles’ home, Mrs. McCoy will speak on “Helen Keller’s Journal.” Closing the month's activities will be a meeting on the 16th with Mrs. Posson as hostess and Mrs. Smith as speaker. The latter's subject will be “Current Controversies in Psychology.” “The Bast Indies” will be the subject of a talk made by Mrs. Patten at the May 7 meeting for which Mrs. Fred L. Warner will be hos-
ture club will be observed during; uled to open Oct. 2. The club was|i organized Feb. 20, 1900, by Mes-| dames J. B. McCoy, Thomas Har- |i The anniversary party will bel] Patten as hostess. The program];
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gasaway are at home at 1322 Carrollton ave. Before their marriage April 25 in the Heath Memorial Methodist church, Mrs. Gasaway was Miss Anne Refiitt.
Mrs. Trueblood To Give Shower For Anne Smith
Miss Anne_ Elizabeth Smith, who will be married to Maurice Richard Kirkwood Aug. 30, will be honer guest at a crystal shower given by Mrs. Clay C. Trueblood [tonight in her home, 836 Berkley rd. a The bride-to-be is the daughter : of Maj. and Mrs. Harry E. Smith of Hattiesburg, Miss., formerly of Tipe ton, and the prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
B. Kirkwood .of Tipton,
Assisting the hostess tonight will be Mrs. Frank Walker. Guests with. Miss. Smith’s and Mr. Kirkwood’s mothers will be Mesdames Lewis Smith, Claire. Davis, Robert Fessler, Charles E. Hill Jr., J. Harold Davide son, William Brown, IL. Victor Brown and Don Shearer. : Others at the party will ‘be the Misses Mary Jo Spurrier, Elizabeth Ann ‘Schmidt, Martha Lou Brown and Miss Ellen. Hull of Tipton. Miss Hull will be maid of honor at the wedding in the Methodist church at Tipton. The bridesmaids will be Miss Shirley Smith of Grand Rapids, Mich., cousin of the bridee to-be, and Miss Rosemary Tomline son of Chicago, another cousin. The maid of honor, assisted by her mother, Mrs. F. Ray Hull, will entertain Miss' Smith Friday with a shower in Tipton.
guest day will be Mrs. Clyde HB Titus and Mrs. Norman Titus. The final meeting of the year will be on June 4 with Mrs. Stanfield as hose tess and Mrs. Charles F. Remy as the speaker. Mrs. Charles: E. Remy will serve as president this year; Mrs. Mce Kinney, as vice president; Mrs, Norman Titus, ‘ secretary-treasurers Mrs.. Stanfield, publicity chairman,
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tess. Hostesses for the May 21
and Mrs. Smith, courtesy chairman,
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