Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1942 — Page 11

dire Vassar Club to Celebrate 40th Anniversary at Tea Sept. i

MEMBERS C OF THE INDIANA VASSAR «club will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the club’s founding with a tea Sept. 11. The hostess, Mrs. Frederic Krull, will entertain in her home. In addition to the members, giFls re-entering Vassar this fall will be guests. Miss Natalie Henley of Bloomington, a new student, also will

attend. Mrs. Abram S. Woodard now heads the organization. ‘She replaces Mrs. William H. Thompson, who has left Indianapolis to join her husband in Little Rock, Ark.. where he is stationed with the army. At present Dr. and Mrs. Woodard are vacationing in Michigan.

Barbara Jones to Give Shower,

TWO ADDITIONAL PARTIES have been planned for Miss Peggy Jane Gray, who will be married to Stratton Brooks Cralle of Midland, Tex., Sept. 3. On Wednesday Miss Barbara Jones will entertain with a kitchen shower in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Merriam. "Miss Virginia Binford will give a tea Sept. 1 for Miss Gray and out-of-town guests who were her classmates at Briarclif Junior college. The honor guests will be Miss Helen Harley of Oklahoma City, Miss Marguentte Kruger of Morristown, N. J., Miss=Constance Winters of Buffalo, N. Y., and Miss Betty Richter of York, Pa. Miss Theodosia Cralle of Springfield, Mo., sister of the bridegroom aly: will be a guest at the tea. N 8 8 = ‘ 8 « = The Misses Harley, Kruger, Winters and Richter are expected to arrive in Indianapolis Sunday in time to attend a tea given for Miss Gray by Miss Peggy Trusler and Miss Joanne Mumford at the - home of Miss Trusler’s parents, Dr. and Mrs, Harold M. Trusler. Also arriving Sunday will be Miss Susan White of Nashville, Tenn. She will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Geupel and daughter, Marjorie. Miss Cralle was to arrive today. Mr. and Mrs. C. Dolly Gray, parents of the bride, will entertain the bridal party with a dinner at the Columbia club the night before the wedding. Miss Gray's flance will arrive in Indianapolis ot Saturday. :

Guests Arrive for Wedding

DR. AND MRS. CECIL B. FERGUSON and son, Cecil Jr. of Miami, Fla., were to arrive in Indianapolis today for the wedding of another son, William B. Ferguson, and Rosalie Lucile Holman. The wedding will be Wednesday evening in the First Friends. church. ; Accompanying the Fergusons were to be the’ bridegroom’s : uncle, aunt and cousin, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Ferguson, and Ralph Fer-

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Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Flickinger and Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Wolff were in Willoughby, O., this week-end visiting Mr. Flickinger’s

uncle, Sidney Wilson. .

. Mrs. Fabien Sevitzky has returned from

Los Angeles to join her "husband at Oliver lake, LaGrange, Ind. She has been visiting her brother, George I. Dormont, for the

past two months. of the summer at Oliver lake,

Mr. and Mrs. Sevitzky will spend the remainder

Rogers-White Marriage Service Is Performed by Bride's Aunt

Times Special WINDFALL, Ind., Aug. 24.—The bride’s great aunt, the Rev. Polly Couch Bowman, read the marriage ceremony for Miss Virginia M. White of Indianapolis and Harold L. Rogers of Knightstown at 3:30. o'clock yesterday afternoon in the Methodist church here.

A program of bridal selections organist. “Evening Star” and Tschaikowsky’s “Concerto.” During the ceremony she played Beethoven's ‘Moonlight Sonata.” Wilbur Shook of lliananoiis, uncle of the bride, gave her in marriage. She wore traditional ivory satin fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, fitted torso bodice and bouffant skirt. A cluster of orange blossoms held her two-tiered fingertip veil of illusion in place and she carried a bouquet of white gladioli.

The matron of honor, Mrs. L. G. Miles of Indianapolis, wore beige taffeta and carried a bouquet of variegated gladioli tied with bronze ribbons, matching the bow she wore in her hair. Bridesmaids were Miss Madge Rogers of Knightstown, sister of the

~was played by Mrs. Carl Scudder,

They included “Intermezzo, ” (“Ave Maria,” “Liebestraum,”

bridegroom, who wore green taffeta; Miss Evelyn Rush of Indianapolis in blue taffeta and Miss Garnetta Osborn of Windfall in rose taffeta. Carol Sue DeCroes of Kokomo, the flower girl, wore rose organdy and carried a bronze basket of rose petals. The bridesmaids carried bouquets similar to the matron of honor’s. Mr. Miles served as ‘the bridegroom's best man and ushers were Paul 8. Cox of Knightstown and Jack Edward Webber of Windfall. For her going-away costume, the bride wore a toast brown tailored suit with green and British tan accessories. Her corsage was of carnations. Upon returning from the wedding trip south, the couple will be at home Sept. 1 in Winchester.

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[New Broadside On Taxes

. [toward control of inflation, is pref

[sentiments in favor of sufficient

{dent of the national league, has

{is needed to overcome the timidity

~| know that they understand the need

. |ing heavier burdens through infla-

ors, “Next Year's Tagzes” has

jeonscious of the need for an ade. quate tax bill. : The league's program is based on

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Asks. Public Support

Miss te M. Wells, presimade a plea for renewed public support for a “quick and adequate” federal tax measure. “Greater effort

of congress and the pressure of special groups with their tax-some-one-else-not-me refrain,” she said. “Now is the time for citizens and taxpayers to let their senators

for greatly increased taxes—that failure to tax heavily now is court-

tion,” she stated. Miss Wells advocated full use of the income tax as a way of reaching all groups before resorting to a sales tax.

Iota Kappe To Meet Mrs, Harry Oliver will be hostess to Iota Kappa sorority at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening in her home, 2805 N. Talbott st. She will be assisted by Mrs. Norbert Kruse.

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> Dexheimer-Carlon photo. 1 Dr. and Mrs. William Ross Bolen have announced the engages: ment of their daughter, Marjorie Jeanne, to William Kurfees Rows. land of Indianapolis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Rowland Jr. Crawfordsville. The wedding will be at 3:30 p. m., Sept. 20, Tabersaels Presbyterian church.

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The bridegroom is

Miss Weaver Is Bride of Harold Todd

Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Todd are in Cincinnati following their marriage at 3:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon in the University Park Christian church. The bride was Miss Margaret Weaver, daughter of Mrs. Frank L. Miller, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Georgia Todd.

Preceding the, ceremony, Robert McClean sang “Because,” “Oh, Promise Me” and “I Love you Truly,” accompanied by Miss: Betty Miller, organist. Miss Miller also played a program of bridal music including “Ave Maria.” The Rev. Fred Chandler performed the service before a setting of palms, ferns and seven-branch

satin ribbon. Mr. Miller gave the bride in marriage. She was attired in a gown of ice blue duchess satin fashioned with an Alencon lace bodice, romance neckline and long sleeves that tapered to points over the hands. The gathered skirt fell into a train. Cascading from a tiara of orange blossoms was her two-tiered fingertip veil of ice blue illusion, and she carried pink roses centered with white orchids.

Appear In Satin

Identical gowns of ice pink satin were worn by the attendants. They were fashioned with shirred bodices, V-necklines and short sleeves. Miss Alice Bock was maid of honor and Miss Betty Todd, sister of the bride, and Mrs. Thomas Siefert were bridesmaids. They carried French bouquets tied with pink and blue streamers. The flower girl, Betty Jean Roberts, wore pink tulle over matching taffeta and carried a white basket of rose petals. Earl Rivers was the

as ushers. Mrs.. Miller chose a beige. dress, black accessories and a corsage of pink roses for the ceremony. Mrs. Todd wore a similar corsage with

accessories. Reception ‘at Home

Following the wedding, there was a reception at the Miller home, 1422 W. 33d st. When the couple left on

black wool crepe dress with black and white accessories and an orchid corsage. Affer Sept. 1, Mr. and Mrs. Todd will be at home at 536 Middle drive, Woodruff place. Among the out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mrs. C. B. Reed and children, Bert, Patricia, Carol and Douglas, all of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Lind Holms and daughter, Vivian, Chicago, and Mrs. Rella Matkin of Marshall, Ill. :

Sorority Plans Rush Party

Indianapolis. aliinae "of Gamma Phi Beta sorority will en

svesing from 8 to 10 o'clock in the of Mrs, Howard E. Henley Jr, 5 N. Meéridian st Girls planning to enter Northwestern’ ‘and Ohio Wesleyan’ “uni-

the trip, the bride traveled in al:

| Felix, Gertrude Foster, Jennye Gill, Ellen Gentry,

For B. and P. W.

has beén selected as the speaker. Woman's Department club with presiding. The board of directors has named the following standing committees for the 1942-43 season: ART APPRECIATION—Mrs. Helen Ehrhardt, chairman; Grace Ann Speer, board member, and Janet Keller; club publication—Mrs. Adelia Brier, chairman, Florence Myers, Grace Norwood, Nelle H. Rokke, Sue Stuart and Mrs. Lettie P. Trefz. DECORATIONS — Blanche Penrod, chairman; Mrs. Bertha M. Lindgren, board member; Mary Ad-

candelabra. The family pews were |dington, Mary Jane Headley, Marie marked with dahlias tied with white|Roberts and Alma M. Williams;

education—Laura E. Hanna, chairman; Hazel Van Dyke, board member; Josephine S. Borst, Elizabeth A. Clark, Carrie B. Francis, Evelyn Allison Glidewell, . Mabelle Hall, Mabel Jane Hamilton, Orrell Negus, Bertha L. Pullen, Anna Katherine Suter and Mrs. Annelle D. Gore.

To Serve at Door >

DOOR* COMMITTEE—Mrs.. Mabel Buck, chairman; Florine Hite, board member; Mable Annis, Grace Beall, Isabel Oarder, Blanche Caskey, Eva Collins, Idyl Evans, Laura Grayson, Pearl Herrell, Bess Hiatt, Audrey June, Marian McFadden, Teldsie Madden, Helen Miller, Leonore Peavey, Enid Peirce, Alice Silloway, Nina Sims, Edith Stuart, Mary Wagner, Charlotte Yule and Mrs. Esther Davis Stilley. FINANCE — Edith L. Ambuhl, chairman; Louise Stadlér, board member; Edna Augstein, Carolyn Conrad, Bertha Cook, Doris Coffey, Ada Dickhut, Cora Elleman, Margaret Evans, Grace Flaugher, Margot Gage, Ruth Hoover, Beatrice

‘bridegroom’s best man and Richard |Joiner, Frances Kelly, Elvera Kerz, O'Connell and Hugh Jacobs served Dorotha Kirk, Mamie Larsh, Lucile

Maze, Beatrice Neill, Dorothy Reece, na Thomson and Martha Yeager. GOODWILL COMMITTEE—MTrs. Abbie Hall MacDonald, chairman; Julia Winterrowd, board member;

her navy blue frock: and Hatching Lulu Allen, Blanche Brown, Sarah

Lou Casey, Mae Judkins, Clara Kleeman, Ruth Milligan, Fanny Miner, Lucy Osborn, Nell Thomas and Annetta Wilson; historian, Louise McCarthy.

» Plan Health Activities

HEALTH AND SUMMER ACTIVITIES—Dr. J. E. Wilder, chairman; Mrs. Iris Lynch, board member; Katherine Arkins, Letitia Brackett, Marie Conder, Catherine Fletcher, Florence Gerth, Celia Gould, Charlotte Haseman, Emma McKimmey, Ruth Mintzer, Josephine Riley, Petrea Smith, Maude Smith, Gretchen Terrell, Beulah Weeks, Winona Wright, Dr. Elizabeth Conger and Dr. S. Edith Davis. : HOSPITALITY—Freda J. Wagner, chairman; Blanche Irish, board- member; Lois Baker, Helen Bohn, Jessie Boyce, E. Aniine Brauns, Jean Dunbar, Theresa Forrest, Betty

Daisy Grafftey, Mary Hardesty,

: tertain| Lena Harvey, Besse Helser, Kathrushees at an open house tomorrow y

erine’: Kaercher, Rosemary Kirkhoff, Eloise Leukhardt, Helen Lewis, Ruby McGee, Maxine Mertz, Eliza-

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‘Sept. 24 Is Set as Opening Date

Standing Committees Named

The opening meeting of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s club this fall has been set for Sept. 24. Miss- Margaret Hickey of St. Louis, first vice president of the national federation of B. and P. W.,

s Club Year;

All meetings will be held in the Miss Marjorie E. Ford, President,

Haines, Ruth Jackson, Leila Kennedy, Julia Landers, Bertha Mallory, Bess Robbins and Mary Ellen Sullivan; music — Edna Phinney, chairman, Wilmoth Benson, Thelma Hawthorne and Flora Lyons; scholarship fund and loan—Louise Ford, chairman; Clara Given and Eva Jane Lewis.

MEMBERSHIP — Julia Recker, chairman; Tillie Kerz, board mem=ber; Sarah Bernard, Davis, Margaret Davison, Thelma Dawson, Margaret Hall, Agnes Hicks, Mary Karns, Blanche Keene, Alice Kenworthy, Mildred McKay, Norma Major, Pansy Sherrick, Julia Shine and Mesdames Lucille Proctor, Norma Skinner and Nelle Dyer Sweeney. : NEEDLEWORK GUILD — M. Belle Cope, chairman, Harriett Bateman, Ruth Grahame, Julia Glasser, Amy Keene, Laura Greene, Tressie Kirk, May Louthan, Asenath Tron, Clara Vincent, Clara Bilber and Mrs. Samuel Stark; resolutions — Eleanor Adams, chairman, and Mary Hill; Riley Cheer guild—Lula H. Harvey, representative, To Arrange Programs PROGRAM COMMITTEE — Mrs. Vivian Rankin, chairman; .Ruth B. Sulgrove, board member; Ida Anderson, Olive Bartlowe, Jean Bogan, Louise Brooks, Charlotte Derck, Ann DeRoss, Olive Faulkner, Carrie Geer, Gladys Hole, Olga Ilg, Lillian Lockridge, Jean Logan, Ginevra McCoy, Flora Paetz, Kathryn Petry, Emma Shadinger, Marie Stevens, Glenna Watkins and Mrs. Leona Knight. PUBLIC RELATIONS — Izona Shirley, chairman; Mildred Gorton, board member; ‘Ruth, Alexander, Glen Anderson, Lucille Booher, Marie Bleibtreu, Genevieve Brown, Naomi Bennett Cook, Agnes Cruse, Helen Drach, Ruth Hensen,e Flossie Heshelman, Gloria Mansur, Grace Lyons, Ella Parker, Etta Platt, Marian Schleicher, Cecile Shields, Nell C. ‘Warren, ‘Lucile Weimar, Delphia Gill and Mrs. Clayton Hunt Ridge. SUPPER COMMITTEE — Mrs. Lula Harvey, chairman; Fredia Bonke, board member; Dessie Barnett, Edna Bateman, Gertrude

Lyla Franklin, Marianne Hamer, Rae Harris, Helen Hudson, Anne Kayser, Nell Luck, Christine MecDowell, Elizabeth McIntosh, Grace

Swinford and Mrs. Elizabeth Carter. Will: Edit Yearbook

YEARBOOK COMMITTEE -— Adah Huber, chairman; Louise McIntire, board member; Helen Barnett, Lillian Berkley, Edith Dasheill, Francine Fletcher, Lesta Hendrickson, Helen Reidy, Charlotte Riess, Emma Shields and Opal Skinner; tion — ‘Mrs. Gladys B.

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