Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1942 — Page 7

TURDAY, ATG. 29, ora Federle 0 Be Married

omor I ow.

The Rev. C. L Haney :

Will Read Ceremony,

; Dora Federle will become the of Marion K. Montgomery in ony tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the Beville Avenue jelical church, bride’s parents are Mr. and ‘William J. FPederle, 523 .N. ave, and the bridegroom is

of Mrs. Lelia Montgomery, |

Hamilton ave.

The Rev. Charles IL. Haney wil

read the service before an altar poe with greenery and centered with a basket of gladioll. Sevenbranch candelabra will flank the _ altar. 'A program of bridal selec-

Hons will be played by Miss Elsie] organist, and John|'

Tr, Jones will sing.

To Wear Marquisette

‘Given in marriage by her father,|

the bride will be gowned in white

marquisette over satin. The dress|

will be fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice and flared skirt. She will carry a white bridal bouquet of roses, asters and gladioli centered with a colonial corsage of white roses and chrysanthemums. Similiarly styled frocks of taffeta

trimmed with velvet will be the|

es of the attendants. Miss “Alberta Federle, maid of honor, will be in rose taffeta and will carry a - bouquet of Johanna Hill roses. A gown will be worn by Miss Fairy Fern Federle, junior brides- ~ Maid. She will carry Talisman . yYoses. The flower girl, Patricia

rd

Vaya, will carry a basket of |

‘Tose petals, Brother Is Best Man

“The bridegroom’s brother, Charles Montgomery, will be best man and Jesse Brown and Robert Brownlee 2 will serve as ushers. Following the wedding, the pride’ s parents will entertain with a reception in their home. The couple will be at home at 4503 Longworth ave. Lawrence, upon returning from 8 wedding trip. Among the out-of-town guests will be the Rev. Leo J. Ehrhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Montgomery nd Mrs. Frieda Williams, all of ouisville; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davenport, Phillipsburg, O.; Mrs. ara Schied, South Bend; Miss “Glen Nation, New Castle; Mr. and - Mrs. Charles Parks, Sycamore, ‘Ill; ~ Miss Reba Ruth, New York, and ~ Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Hardesty, Red-

bank, X. J.

“Rev. Lizenby i "0 Read Rite at aval Armory

he chapel at the naval armory will. be the scene of the wedding of Miss Dorothy Coffey to Max Van Wie at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The Rev. Charles R. LiZenby will officiate. Miss Coffey’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Irene W. Coffey and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Orion Van Wie, y Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. B. Lh Bratton, organist, will play a of bridal airs including “I | Love You Truly.” She will ac- | company Mrs. Linzenby, who will sing “Oh, Promise Me” and “Be-

"Given in marriage by her father, the bride will wear a gown of white tte over satin. The dress will be styled with a bouffant skirt, basque bodice, sweetheart neckline | short puffed sleeves, A coronet seed pearls will hold her two- { fingertip veil of illusion in 2 and she will sarry a bouquet white asters. : Sister Is Attendant yellow marquisette frock, styled ter the bridal gown, will be the e of the maid of honor, Miss Coffey, sister of the bride. 7ith it she will wear matching mitts and a shoulder length veil.

“don McGraw will be best man d ushers will be Petty Officer t Brixous and. Petty Officer m Carpenter. Coffey has chosen a navy crepe dress for the ceremony. 11 wear matching accessories , corsage of white gardenias. ‘bridegroom’s mother will have ge of tea roses with her green frock and brown ac-

will Take Wedding Trp © ately following the cere- ' the couple will leave on a trip, the bride traveling in crepe dress with lingerie ‘black accessories and a corwhite asters. After Sept. 15, ple will be at home in MichCity, where the bridegroom is ned at the naval armory. ng to Indianapolis for the ~will be Mr. and Mrs, Harry F Wayne; Mrs. Betsy CorMr. and Mrs,

1943.

In charge of Indianapolis area rush activities for the Delta Delta Delta sorority chapter at DePauw university are these three girls (left to right) Misses Martha Tufts, Catherine Peet and Dorothy Combs. Miss Tufts is a junior, Miss Peet a senior

enter Tuesday.

Sororities— : hw Omega Nu Taus Will Make Plans For Annual Convention Sept. 19; Verus Cordis Officers at Party

. Convention plans and a luncheon bridge are claiming the attention of sorority members. A meeting to discuss final convention plans for OMEGA NU TAU sorority will he held by GAMMA chapter Tuesday at the Hotel Lincoln. The convention will be at the hotel Sept. 19 and 20. Arrangements for the event are being made by Mrs. Wilfred Fufgason with the assistance of the president, Mrs. Lee Oldfield. Representatives and members of 12 chapters in Indiana and Ohio are expected to attend. : 3 ; Committees appointed - include Mesdames Charles Merz, Waltrud This Evening Powell, Homer Marsh and Henry| ; Ross, hotel reservations; Mesdames| A double- ring ceremony at 8 Esther Brooks, John Hollingsworth o'clock this evening will unite Miss and Furgason, registration; Mes-|peity Jean Murphy ‘and David

dames ‘Thomas Anderson, ' John Meyer in marriage. The Rev. How-

Lyons, Leota Henry and Miss ard Anderson will read the candleGladys Schuh, identification pins. Heht service in. the SPesdway

Also, Mrs. Oldfield, Miss Hazel Christian church. Knight and Miss Clara Wilhelm, wpe pride will wear a powder blue banquet; Mesdames Edward Lancer, ¢.o0e of light weight wool .with

Claire Van Arsdall, William B. i Franck and John Miller, favors; DION Sora es and 4 corsage of

Mise Sette oe ye Lawrence of honor, will wear a blue velveteen SA Bo ‘dress with an orchid spray and banquet esctvalions, as, Fa brown accéssories. Louis Lerkamp Cook, y Me ar He es will be Mr, Meyer's best man. BE EE anes include -Mes- Following the wedding, the bridedames Walter Worrell, Lyons, groom's parents, Mr. and. Mrs, Schuh. add Arthur Meyer, will entertain with a Henry and Miss a a hn reception for the couple in their books; Mrs, Oscar Hagemler, home, 68 Myron ave. The couple Esther Stotler and Miss Gertrude OE tons: the| Will be at home at 2139 College ave. Corydon, table reservations; Mr. Meyer attended Purdue uni-

Meyer-Murphy Rite to Be Read

Misses Doris Osgood, Mabel Day- versity. witt, Maigares SCRE and Mrs, Mrs. Frank Gill of Detroit, the | Harvey Zorn od and Mrs bride’s sister will attend the wedding. ary ee menu; | S0e bride is the daughter of Mr. Mesdames Glen Collins, H. E. Allen, Tremont Milton B. Murphy, 714; Florence Hagedon and Ralph Wor- > rell, luncheon reservations; Mrs. B. C. Smith, Mrs, Mary Stineberg Benefit Card Party and Miss Marguerite Hastey, favors, and Miss Edith Barr, publicity. | Will Aid Hospital Mrs. John Coyle, state president ' Mrs. John Heidenreich, assisted by of VERUS CORDIS sorority, was|Mesdames Carl Baas, George Grato entertain chapter presidents and ber, Harry Fernending, John L. other state officers ‘with a lunch-|Cedig and Arthur W. Heidenreich, eont bridge today in her home, 413|Will .sponsor a benefit card party N. Oxford st. Tuesday. The party will be at & Guests were to be Mrs. Maxine|P- M. in the Forty and Eight clubLentz of Tipton, state vice presi-|rooms, 119 E. Ohio st. dent: Mrs. Hugh Dodd, Indianapo-| Profits from the party will be lis, state secretary; Mrs. Louis Mills, contributed to St. Francis hospital state treasurer, and Mrs. Miriam at Beech Grove through the St. James, state historian, Francis Hospital guild. Among . chapter presidents at-|. hi ; tending were to be those from An- We gy ’. derson, Muncie, Tipton, . Hunting- ed This Week ton and Indianapolis. ' The local os presidents are Mesdames Donald ‘Woodward, Eleene Chaffer, Delores

sew for the Needlework guild.

On Tuesday evening ALPHA]. DELTA OMEGA, will hold a pro-}| gram meeting at the Hotel Washington. The program has been ar-| ranged by a committee including Miss Lois Baker and Miss Nettie

Taylor, President, :

and Miss Combs a sophomore at DePauw. will leave for Greencastle Wednesday when upper classmen report fo the school. Freshmen students The Tri Delt rush captain at DePauw is Miss Ruth Kastrup, Lake Bluff, Ill

|Ethel Hooser

Miss Virginia Hicks, maid styled with a lace bodice and pep-

They

To Be Wed to Charles Kriel

The Rev. David McNelly will read the marriage ceremony for Miss Ethel Hooser and Charles Kriel at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The wedding will be at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hooser, 2122 N, ‘Alabama st. Mr. Kriel is the son of Mrs. Celia Kriel, 285 N. Traemont ave. Miss Goldie Beaman, pianist, will play a program of bridal music and will accompany Mrs. Don Mawson when she sings “God Gave Me You” and “I Love You Truly.” The bride, given in marriage by her father, will wear a white taffeta grown fashioned with short puffed sleeves, sweetheart neckline, shirred bodice and bouffant skirt. She will wear a Wreath of white roses in her hair and will earry a white bridal bouquet.

Sister Is Attendant

Miss Dorothy Kriel, sister of the bridegroom and maid of honor, will be attired in a pink chiffon frock

lum, a bouffant skirt and short puffed sleeves. Her bouquet will be of pink roses and shé will wear a matching wreath in her hair. A powder blue silk dress with white accessories. will. be worn. by Mrs. Hooser and the bridegroom’s mother will be in navy crepe, : There “will be a reception at the home immediately following the wedding. ' Assistants’ will be the Misses Joan Mawson, Wilma Jean Armstrong and Shirley Lind. For the wedding trip, the bride has chosen a’ white tailored silk dress, which. she will wear with matching accessories. After Sept. 5 the couple will be at home at the

| Alabama street address.

Party Honors Miss Newton

Mrs. Roger N. Cavanauglf, 752 E. Pleasant Run pkwy, North dr. recently was hostess at a personal shower and farewell party for her sister, Miss Alberta Newton.

Mary Newton, 322 Caven st, is leaving Sept. 15 to join the community of the Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Louis, Mo. ° Assisting the hostess were her sisters, the Misses Eileen and Muriel Newton and Mrs. Robert Minta. Attending the party with the guest of honor and her nother were Mesdames Anthony Kriech, Earl

“gE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES - Serve on Rush Commi ttee for DePauw Sorority

- |and - families having men in the |armed forces will be presented to-

-| The flag was made by women of the M. Cannaday.

.| fellowship at 7 p. m. will have the

Miss Newton, daughter of Mrs.|

Newton, Fred Walden, Jacob Kriech, |

Church News—

50 Stars - 3 Service Flag

For Churc \

| University Park Women

‘Make Presentation Tomorrow.

for members of the congregation

morrow at the morning service of the Universiy Park Christian church.

church under direction of Mrs. C. Dr. 8. Grundy Fisher, the pastor, mon, “For God and Country.”

make the presentation and sailors from the Butler fieldhouse will be guests.

- Hold Fellowship Picnic

At 4:30 p. m., church school workers and their families will attend a fellowship picnic at Woolens Gardens. The White Cross guild will meet in the nurses home of the Methodist hospital from-10 a. m. until 3 p. m. Tuesday. A covered dish luncheon will be served and Mrs. Harry Li Foreman, president of the White Cross executive board, will speak as a feature of the annual guest day.

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Guest Pastor to Speak

The Rev. Roland C. Pickhardt, assistant pastor, has selected “As a Man Thinketh” as his theme for the 10:30 a. m. service at the First Baptist church, Meridian and Vermont sts. Bible school will open at 9:25 a. m. The Sunday evening worship and

Rev. Earl W. Johnston, director of the Christian education' of the Indiana Baptist convention, as guest speaker. His subject will be, “Following Christ Loyally.” ® = 8 The guest preacher at the combined service in the Central Methodist church, Central ave. and 12th st, at 10 a. m. will be Dr. J. N. Greene. He will speak on “The God of the Christian.” Dr. F. Marion Smith, the pastor, will return to the pulpit Sept. 6.

” ”

College Head Speaker

Dr. William F. MeConn, president of the Wesleyan Methodist college at Marion, will be guest preacher at the Broadway Methodist church at the 10:45 a. m. service. 8 8 8

“The Foundation of Society” will be discussed by Dr. William T. Jones, executive secretary of the Preachers’ Aid Society of the Indiana conference, at the North Methodist church’s morning service at 10:45. ® 2 2

Dr. Hoover to Talk

The congregation of the Downey Avenue Christian church will hear Dr. G. I Hoover on “The Question of the Ages” at the 10:35 a. m. service. Dr. Hoover, former general secretary of the Indiana Christian Missionary association of Deciples of Christ, is completing his 14th

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assembly at Bethany park. f Altars Sermon Topic

The Rev. Blaine E. Kirkpatrick, pastor, will preach at the 9:30 a. m service at the Riverside Park Methodist church on: “Altar and the Onward March.” Church school will begin at 10:45 and the youth fellowship meetings will be at 6:30 p. m. » » ® “The Voice of God,” will be the sermon theme of Dr. D. R. Guthrie at the First Presbyterian church, Delaware and 16th sts. in the two morning services, 9:30 and 11, 2 2 8 The Rev. Kenneth Thorne, pastor of the First Christian church, Greensburg, Ind, .will be guest speaker at the Christian Men Builders class, Third Christian church, tomorrow morning. He will discuss “The Importance of Daily Living.” Roger and Ramond Stickle will play a brass instrument duet and group singing will be led by Charles Hamilton. . The program will be broadcast, over WEEM at 9:30 a. m.

| A service flag bearing 50 stars|

has selected as his dedicatory ser-| Members of the men’s class will]

|Plan Center

year as president of the Bethany|

-| Smith, finance; J. W. Tucker, equip-

| Dr. Oliver K. Black, field represen-

st. Mary's Catholi¢ church, .

St. Mary's Catholic church, New Jersey and Vermont sts, will sponsor a city-wide mission for Catholics and non-Catholics Sept. ‘13 to 20. The Rev. Andrew Henze, O. F. M., of Bloomington, Ill, will present the lectures, The Sunday lectures will be at 6, 7:30, 9 and 11 a. m. and at 8 p. m. On week-days the lectures will be at the 7 a. m. mass, from

Bethany Church Home-Coming Set

HOME-COMING DAY tomor-. row will close the silver anniversary celebration of the Bethany Christian church. A basket dinner will be served at noon with 25 soldiers .as ‘guests. The Rev. Ephraim D. Lowe, executive secretary of the Indiana Christian Missionary association, will speak at the morning service on “The Church in the Community.” - The communion service and Bible study will be included in the morning worship. After dinner, the Rev. Lester H. Ford, pastor of the West Morris. Street Christian church, will speak on “The Basic Principle in Christianity.”

For Soldiers

Fairview Presbyterians to

Greet Service Men.

The Presbyterian churches of Indianapolis will open their first service men’s center in the Fairview church bungalow next Wednesday.

The center. will be open each Wednesday from 5:30 to 10 p. m.; each Saturday from 11:30 a. m. to 10 p. m,, and each Sunday from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. "The bungalow is equipped as a clubroom with games, writing tables, a reading lounge, a radio and a piano. Croquet will. be played on the lawn. : The Rev. Roy E. ‘Mueller is general chairman, assisted by Vance

‘ment; Mrs. T. V. Petranoff, personnel, and Charles Alling Jr., food. Mrs. Will Hutchins. will be hostess. The Second Presbyterian church will be opened as a ‘service center in a few weeks. :

SCHOOL ARRANGED FOR LAY TEACHERS

The staff of teachers for the school of lay evangelism which will be held here in November and December will be selected tomorrow. - The religious work and evangelism committee of the Indianapolis church federation will confer with

tative of the department of evangelism of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. The training school, one of the first in the U. S., will be held Nov. 30 and 30 and Dec. 1and 2.

Pioneer fo

Kokomo 90 years ago, heads the attend the opening of the centen-

tomorrow.

Born on » Indian Reservation;

Charles D. Schmidt, who was) born on an Indian reservation near) |

list of veteran members who will

Attend Parley

12:10 to 12:25 p. m. and at 8 . o'clock in the evenings. The noon lectures are designed , especially for persons who work downtown and are an’ innovation ‘this year. The Rev. .Fr. "Henze is ‘of the Cincinnati province of the Franciscan Order. He has given mis‘sions throughout the United States for more than 25 years. The Rev. Fr. John H. Scheefers

#5 rector of St. Mary's.

Pastor to Bid Farewell

Dr. Holland to Take New Post Sept. I.

The last sermon as pastor of the Carrollton Avenue Reformed church will be delivered tomorrow by Dr. Ralph L. Holland. He has selected “The Christian Tie” as his subject. After four years service he'is leav-j ing the church to become general secretary - of the Indiana - Council of Christian Education on Sept. 1. The “farewell” service at 10:30 a. m, will include Dr. Holland communion ‘and special music by the choir. The retiring pastor is vice president of the South Indiana synod of his church, a member of the national commission on higher education, a member of the executive committee of. the Indianapolis Church federation and a past president of the Indianapolis Ministerial association. Dr. Holland formerly served as pastor of churches in Pennsylvania and was'an instructor in the North Japan college, Sendai, Japan. Mrs. Holland is corresponding secretary of the Indiana council of churchwomen and is editor of “The Indiana Churchwoman.” .

PASTOR RETURNS FROM VACATION

Back from his vacation, Dr. Sumner L. Martin, pastor of the Roberts .Park Methodist church, Delaware and Vermont sts., will preach at the morning service tomorrow at 10:45, He will speak on “The Simple Life.” Special music by the choir will be under the direction of Frank S. Watkins and Mrs. W. H. Day will g a solo. ; At the evening service at 7:45, the Rev. Almon Coble of the Brightwood

Methodist church will speak.

MRS. RAGSDALE TO SING AT VESPERS

Mrs. John P. Ragsdale will sing

during the Protestant vespers at

5:30 p. m. tomorrow at the U. S.

Veterans hospital. Mrs. Ragsdale’s)| SPpeurense was arranged by the

f, the Bruce P. Robison

] arid Ameri a Legion,

“The service, in charge of the

Rev. Charles R. Lizenby, chaplain,

will be broadcast over the haspial

address system.

CALLS FOR BOYS TO SING IN CHOIR

‘A call for bays to. join the choir

| tion church, Indianapolis;

nial - celebration of the St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church here

The reunion and home-coming-of|

|ot christ church has been issued

choirmaster. Boys between 8 and 15 years of age are wanted. | Rehearsals are held at 4 p. m

: | Wednesday and 7:30 p. m. Priday,|

| |The choir /fings at the Sunday : morning service at. 10:45.

_ MAKE WINTER PLANS

| southside church, Jesus Christ of

ha ila ang Prospect sie

by Cheston L. Health, organist and|{

The winter program of the|| | Latter Day ‘Saints, will be outlined||

3 Indianapolis Diocese:

ing in Armed Forces. With nine more priests

from the Indianapolis diocese, Catholic church here has 1g

to 16 its total of ssplaing. in | armed forces. , . Among the priests alreatly: n tne service is the Rev. Thomas Sce who is believed to be a prisoner the Japanese in Bataan or Corregl~ dor, The . newest releases includes the Rev. Bernard Burger, Assump= - Thomas Fields, St. Peter church, Linton; Rev. Charles Ross, St. Peter and St. Paul cathedral; Rev. Charles Noll, St. Joan of ‘Are

‘| church, Indianapolis; Rev. Morand

Widolff, St. Philip Neri, Indianapolis; Rev. Louis Gootee, Our Lady of Lourdes, Indianapolis; Rev. Carl Herold, St. Joseph church, Corydon; Rev. Robert Minton, St Gabriel church, Connersville, and the Rev. James Galvin, St. Mary church, Richmond.

Announce Appointments

New appointments announced by the Most Rev. Joseph Ritter, bishop, were: ; PASTORS — The. Rev. Forrest Strange, from 8%. Mark's, Perry county, to St. Pefer’s, Linton, with mission; Rev. Paul Ofen, from St. Mary’s, Navilleton, to St. Mark’s, Perry county, and mission; ad'ministrator, Rev. Carl Sahm, to St. Mary’s, Navilleton; assistants, Rev. Anthony Schmitt, from St. Mary's, New Albany, to Assumption, Indianapolis; Rev. Donald Coakley, from St. Patrick’s, Terre Haute, to* St. Mary’s, Richmond; Rev. Urban

- | Aulbach, from Holy Angels, Indi-

anapalis, to St. Joseph’s, Corydon, and missions; Rev. Francis Reine, S. T. D., to Holy Angels, Indianapolis, and instructor at Marian col lege; Rev. Raymond Gates, from Indianapolis to St. Mary's, New Albany; Rev. Roman Heerdink, St. Joseph’s, Jasper, and St. Celestine, Celestine, with residence at Jasper. TRANSFERS OF MISSIONS— Seelyville, transferred from St. Patrick’s, Terre Haute, to St. Ann’s, Terre: Haute; Fontanet, transferred fromm Annunciation, Brazil, to Fran ciscan Fathers, St. Joseph’s, Terre Haute; Laurel, transferred from St. Gabriel's, Connersville, -to Francis can Fathers &t Oldenburg.

Judge Bradshaw a Will Give Talk

Judge Wilfred Bradshaw of the Marion county juvenile court will discuss “Wartime Problems of Youth” to highlight the Christian citizenship day observance at 5:30 p. m. tomorrow in the vesper wor= ship of Garden Baptist church, 314 Bright st. ; g Children of the church will provide music under the direction of Mrs. Robert Wells; The Rev. Elmer Wheeler, pastor, will assist. To mark the closing session of the summer vacation church school at 2 p. m., an evergreen tree will be planted in memory ‘of Miss Estelle Goldsborough, who died recently in the 12th year of her service as church visitor. The ceremonies will be attended by officials of the church headed by Mrs. Ruby Hooper, church school superintendent, and Paul E. Dorsey, chairman of the: Christian center committee, and his group. : Fathers of the vacation church

children during the vesper service. The week-day Bible hour for school children will open at 3:30 p. m., Sept. 11. aE ; Es . = gy ol | on Hyung and Gospel :

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9:30 a. m.—Church School 5 10:45. ‘a m—“The. Simple; Lite”

{at 7 p. m. tomorrow at. the church, - i Rey. Alu