Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1942 — Page 22
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will_gntertain with a bridal dinner be t the Canary Cottage this evening in honor of their daughter, Jacque-
line, and Gene Richard Thomas of|
Bt. Louis, Mo. The couple will be married at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow * afternoon in the Broadway Meth-
| ong $hie guests will be Miss Shirley ‘Weemhoff of Ridgewood, N.
J. wh will be maid of houar at the Ga
g, and the bridesmaids, Miss
Mary McOrae, Rolla, Mo.; Miss June| |
Susan Curry, Evanston, Ill; Miss
Christine Wood, Princeton, Ky., and
Miss Dorothy Steck of Indianapolis. Others in the party will be the best man, Thomas Graham of Dayton, O., and the ushers, William F. Steck Jr., Allen Beck, Dave Rodgers and Albert Dunlap Jr, all of Indianapolis. ne ‘Miss Vivian Marie Petersen and her fiance, Ensign John McDaniel Ammerman, U. 8S. N. R.,, will be honored at a dinner given by the bride-to-be’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Petersen, tomorrow evening. . They. will entertain in their home, 3730 Fall Creek blvd., North drive, preceding the wedding rehearsal. Guests at the party with the couple, who will be married Sunday, . will be the prospective bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, K. V. Am-
.merman, -and his sister, Mrs. James|. Harris.
Others attending will be. Miss|
Greta Lou Petersen, the bride-to-
. bee's sister; Mr. and Mrs. G. Ken-
neth Bryant, Roger Hageboeck of Waukesha, Wis., 2nd Miss Georgia Carroll. s ‘® & 8 Members: of the bridal party for the wedding of Miss Emily Louise Posson to :Gene Austin Cormany tomorrow will be entertained at a dinner given by the bride-to-be’s mother, Mrs, Cornelius F. Posson. The dinner will be at 7 o'clock this evening in the Marott hotel. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Cormany of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. H. W. McCarter of Wichita, Kas. the prospective bridegroom’s parents ‘and sister; will be among the guests. ‘The bride-to-be’s brother, Dwight Edward Posson, also will attend. Other guests will be Messrs. and Mesdames Frank Kerfoot, Ralph Powers, Clifford Southwick, Lawson fawrence, Delmar McWorkman, Dr. and Mrs. F. Marion Smith, Miss Emily R. Orcutt of River Forest, a, Noel Lituchy and J. C. Schmid.
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"At Smith college, Northampton, Mass., a small
serve of the U. S. N. R., are inspected by their direc tor, Lieut. Comm. Mildred H. McAfee. The officers are taking preliminary training before the Oct. 6
“opening of the training course at Smith for enlisted the women’s re- | personnel. The inspecting officers are (left to right) . | ‘Capt. Herbert W. Underwood, commanding officer of thé naval training school, Smith college; Comm.
tee chairmen at the home of Mrs John H. Jetorson,’ 3172 oy
executive committee.
Luncheons and afternoon programs for the | year are the matters to- be discussed.
Guests will include Mesdames Henry Roberts, William H. Morri-
Clark, James C. Gipe, Clarence R. Martin, Ezra H. Stewart, Oliver A. Sevrier and Donovan A. Turk.
Plan Bridge Party
by the Woodruff Placé Woman's club for its first meeting ‘Tuesday in the clubhouse. The annual dinner has been canceled and members will meet at 8 p. m. Mrs. Robert E. Fennell will be hostess for the
Capitol :
Mrs. Jefferson. is chairman of the e
son, Murray H. Morris, Carl. Al Ploch, F. Elmer Raschig, George A.|.
A bridge party has been: planned|
evening.
McAfee and Lieut. Elizabeth B. Crandall, U. 8. N. R.
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Mrs. Paul A. Fleury is at dent of the Alumnae association of St. Mary's of the Woods College, which will entertain Sunday afternoon with a tea for girls entering the school this fall. The. event will be at the home of
Mrs, J. Albert Smith Jr.
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Clubs Curtail Social Events
A number of clubs have arranged their social calendars for the coming year and will open the fall and winter season with formal programs next month. Activities will be curtailed somewhat because of the war. * The Columbia club will celebrate its formal opening with a dinner dance Oct. 3 and the Indianapolis
Athletic club will open its formal season at a supper dance Oct. 10. Three plays instead of the usual four will be presented by the Players club, according to J. Perry Meek, president. They will be given at the Woodstock club.and will be followed by dances. Dates set are Nov. 28, Jan. 30 and April 3, |
Limits Performances
. Productions of the Dramatic club this year will be limited to one performance during the Christmas season, according to an announcement by William E. Munk, president. Only one play was given: by the club during the first year of the first world war. That play was was “Eliza Comes to Stay.” On Oct. 24 the Lambs: club will open its season at the Columbia club. The organization is cutting down on expenses and has ' arranged ' only three performances in lieu of the usual five. . St. Francis Hospital guild has scheduled its annual charity dance for Nov. 21 at the Columbia club. Mrs. John L. Gedig is chairman of arrangements for the event. : The Columbia club also will be the scene of the Paddock Saddle club’s annual dance on Nov. 28, while the Southern club will have its annual holiday dinner dance at the Indian-
apolis Athletic club on Dec. 19.
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